abuse that went on, animal cruelty. some animals were abused so bad that they had to be put down because of the abuse. it was just horrific what people could do to animals. and if i can help in any way to get knowledge out there to the community, let people know if they are unable to take care of their animals, what is the main thing to do with the animals. whether it's evictions or just like issues that they're no longer able to take care of the animals. i have a cat that's 22 years old. like when i was a police officer, [speaker not understood] chopped off her foot and fortunately she's been a wonderful cat. and i want people to know that there are options. there are [speaker not understood] if you take on an animal, you need to know that it's a privilege and what you need to do to, to take care of those animals because they're dependent on us. and i just want to make sure that in san francisco that we're enforcing laws and giving people knowledge to know how to take care of them in the city boundaries. there

we also rescued abused animal. one of the things i learned working for and volunteering is how to effectively communicate people and open eyes to the importance of animal welfare. one rainy day [speaker not understood] we encountered a sweet pit bull changed to a pe toshibation a dog house with a heavy chain probably weighing 25 pounds. i was able to convince his reluctant guardian to replace the heavy rusted chain with a lightweight tether allowing the dog to move more frequently. after 10 minutes of conversation i convinced the same guardian to surrender his old blind and deaf dog to deliver his house to give him a warm dry house to sleep away his pain and memory. [speaker not understood] i moved back to san francisco, i only pep a year in d.c. and decided to volunteer for animal care and control as a dog walker. during the 6 to 7 month period i came to the shelter several days a week. sometimes 3 to 4, sometimes 5 hours a day to make sure the dogs were walked, socialized and felt loved while they were waiting someti

animal care and control is one of our basic municipal functions. this agency is our safety net for animals in san francisco. the agency runs a shelter that does not pick and choose which animals it act accepts. accepts any animal that is brought that. this is a very important agency and we've not done a great job making sure it's adequately staffed. we heard in detail a few months ago about the needs of the agency and its budget shord coming. there are not enough, for example, enforcement officers to go out in the field and deal with animal welfare issues. the shelter itself, for a period of time, chosed. i think one or two days a week because it simply didn't have the resources to stay open seven days a week and it's incumbent on us to make sure the agency is adequately staffed. this is a city where we are passionate about all animals and we want to make sure our budget priorities and the resourcing of animal care and control reflect that passion. i know that the department and the city administrator have put forward a proposal that's detailed in t

vets, national animal control a association and we basically found the lit erature for guidelines on animal care are pretty robust. there are lots of add viesz about vice about how to take care of animals well. there weren't a lot of materials talking about workload and resources attached to it. how do you determine how many officers you need or how many shelter care attendents. and for cleaning within our own agency. we found that we provide about fine minutes or so, not up to the standard. then the other ult what we found is icc does a great job. they provide more services than most. they have better outcomes than most but that do so with fewer resources which indicates they're quite efficient. that said, based on what we found we think they should have additional resources to better perform. they are about a 4.8 million annual operating budget. this indicates the budget at fte has been very static at . if you look at the blue line that's their operating budget like supplies, contracted services and that's been pretty flat for most of the period. it was hovering around 500,000 dlar $500,0

on. let's go here. >> the new animals are vaccinated. ter that they'll get a temperament evaluation to see if they're ready for adoption. >> what do you think will happen to this dog? >> 50-50. >> right. >> i mean, it depends, again, on the evaluation, how he does. you have high hopes for all of them for the most part. but we do what we can. >> it's hard, man, seeing these beautiful dogs. the strays. the strays i can understand. like this puppy who just like somebody found on the street. this is a dog that just got lost. but then there's like these other dogs that people just left behind. which is insane to me. i mean, i just can't believe it. and some of these dogs won't get adopted. okay. your education is built to help move your career forward. here's how: we work with leading employers to learn what you need to learn so classes impact your career. while helping ensure credits you've already earned pay off. and we have career planning tools to keep you on track every step of the way. plus the freshman fifteen, isn't really a thing here

on. let's go here. >> the new animals are vaccinated. ter that they'll get a temperament evaluation to see if they're ready for adoption. >> what do you think will happen to this dog? >> 50-50. >> right. >> i mean, it depends, again, on the evaluation, how he does. you have high hopes for all of them for the most part. but we do what we can. >> it's hard, man, seeing these beautiful dogs. the strays. the strays i can understand. like this puppy who just like somebody found on the street. this is a dog that just got lost. but then there's like these other dogs that people just left behind. which is insane to me. i mean, i just can't believe it. and some of these dogs won't get adopted. okay. m their mom at the playgrod and i'm his mom at the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and here's what you get after a full day of chasing that cute little poodle from down the street. mm hmm delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatballs. they look homemade, which he likes almost as much as making new friends yes, i'll call her. aww, ladies' man. milo's kit

seems like a dangerous animal on my desk. >> you are fine. y: his head seems too small for the rest of his body. no offense, dude. >> the smaller head is an adapt tugs stronger muscles. the shorter the jaw muscles are the better the bite is. one of the best predators in the world. when it sees something it wants to eat few can get away from it. >> jimmy: does it eat mice and stuff look that? >> anything smaller than. >> come here, buddy. >> jimmy: does it kill for fun like cats do. >> the predator defense is, far more. they hunt because they can kill something. >> jimmy: if you gave it catnip would it roll and freak out? >> this guy wouldn't. some like catnip. snuggly. obviously, they're not like domestic cats. with this big harness. with the big harness. it is obviously, looks like it may make a good pet. these are quite aggressive. terrible pets. i bring the animals out here. never good pets. >> jimmy: you've want me to pet them. >> yeah, come on. >> sit on your lap. look how cuddly. >> jimmy: i don't want to touch it. it is scaring me. >> a

on his own. as you can see, all the animals on the farm are, like, hey, who is this guy? this little pig has no idea that he's any different from the rest of the animals on the farm. he's so happy as can be. >> somebody heard about his story and now he lives at edgars mission, which is a sanctuary for animals and so he's going to live a long, happy life with the other animals that were rescued there as well. >> almost a good thing he had a busted ham hoawk. busted ham hawk. >> kept him alive. >>> it is a real crowd pleaser. >> they have a bond. they fall in love. >> now meet the brave lady behind the ice ice baby surprise. >> i didn't even tell my husband i was doing it. >> some dudes playing with rc cars. >> they set up a ramp. >> why that ramped up the danger. >> oh! >> and the buzzword you need for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> if you're about to be the matron of honor or maid of honor at your best friend's wedding, you have a lot of responsibilities. the biggest one, the toast. >> how do i say what i want to say to the two people that mean so much to me. >> gorgeou

i've worked with animal care control on volunteer training for [speaker not understood] animal response team volunteers. i also am the secretary of the san francisco veterinary medical association and on a state level i serve on the disaster preparedness committee for the california veterinary medical association. >> okay. supervisor tang? >> great to see district 4 as well thank you for your service through the avenues pet hospital as well. again, i'm just going to ask some of the same questions especially for the people being reappointed. potentially get a better sense of some things that you've learned from your time serving as a commissioner and what would -- any specific goals or things that you'd like to zim proved or to be worked on. >> i would agree with commissioner fortier, it take a bit of time to understand how the process works. i've never been on a commission before. i agree that public outreach seems like an important topic we should address as far as more turnout and more involvement from the public. i also agree with one of the previous candidates about supporting our m

. >> experiments on animals, animal enclose user? >> susan, zoos. a bit about her ally days. >> i fell in love with tarzan and married the wrong jane. >> a new book about plants. can you draw the line for us between plants and chimpanzees? >> without plants, none of us would be here, chimpanzees, people or anything else. everything lives on plant food or lives on creatures that live on plant food. like honestly the plants put little roots into my brain and said, jane, you spent all your life helping animals: it's our turn now. so the book took its own life. you talk about the love affair between humans and plants. where did your love affair with plants begin? >> it began when i was a little girl growing up in my england. i climbed the trees there. one beach tree was so special to me i made my grandmother sign it over to me. i wrote out a little will for her. it wasn't a good garden for growing things. soil was too acidic, but we tried, and then we were surrounded by wild cliffs over the sea and that's where i used to roam with my dog, rusty. >> you

on his own. as you can see all the animals on the farm are like hey, who is this guy? ♪ >> this little pig has no idea he's any different from the rest of the animals on the farm. >> he's as happy as he can be. >> somebody heard about his story and now he lives at edgar's mission which is a sanctuary for animals and so he's going to live a long, happy life with the other animals that were rescued there as well. >> so it's almost a good thing he had a busted hamhock. you said he injured his hock. >> he did. >> busted hamhock kept him alive. >> have you ever hit a vehicle that's parked there? no one is around. you have that moment of, what should i do? do i leave a note or just take off? >> i hit a parked car once. you have to leave a note. you have to. >> which is what this girl did because she hit stuart's car. >> came to my car and saw this note. it said "i tried to pull into the spot next to you but the person on the left side was parked horribly and i scratched the back left side of your c car "this was the damage. she still felt bad she hit him. this is an honest pe

. >> how have you researched on animals?ny studies on animals and more in adults. this has been reviewed by the world health organization and also advisory bodies on radiation. essentially, the evidence to date is reassuring. as you say, this is a technology responsible to look further and see what we can find in the study. >> professor, thank you very much. we'll speak to you in two or three years time. >>> let's bring you another line of breaking news regarding the thai prime minister. the imposition of martial law. the interim prime minister says he's requested an election august 3rd. that follows the announcement overnight by the military that imposed martial law from 3:00 a.m. local time in the morning. much more on those develops on bbc world news. from me tim willcox and "gmt," i'll see you tomorrow. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can shar

his debut will be featured on animal planet next month. >> he seems so happy there. a beautiful day for tenzing. >> yes. awesome weather tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. brian williams joins us next. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast here tonight, under fire, the secretary of veterans affairs responds to the outrage this evening and the demands that he resign over allegations that vets have died because of substandard medical care. >>> new attacks by the terrorist that kidnapped those teenaged girls in nigeria as worldwide condemnation grows. >>> a question of excessive force, citizens rise up in an american city where the police department is suspected of killing civilians at an alarming rate. >>> and high anxiety. if you can stand it, 94 stories above chicago, a new way to lean out over the city of big shoulders. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams.

get it. >> and you can follow me on jeff animal guy on twitter. s. >> on twitter. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> oh, i'll get rid of him. all right, you want to see this? this is going to be great. this is -- sorry. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> now for this other animal -- >> jimmy: yeah. what is it? what is this? a bear -- wait. what are you -- what are you talking about? did you -- >> you need this. >> jimmy: you brought a giant bear? >> bear repellent. >> jimmy: for a bear on "the tonight show"? >> because someone might die. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why are you excited about this? >> go out with a bang, man. that's your thing. [ cheers and applause ] go ahead. feel him. hold him. hold him on the -- up, up, up. under his arms. [ audience oohs ] up, up, hold him up under his arms. up. good. >> jimmy: stop yawning. >> now. [ audience aws ] how cute is that thing? look at him. >> jimmy: hi, buddy. >> well, support his legs. you have a baby. come on, man. support his legs. >> jimmy: you just told me to hold under his armpits. >> hang on. i'm goin

one animal -- and one animal meaning in the middle east one goat or one sheep. so how do the tokens lead to writing ? well, it took a long time. keach: it took nearly 4,000 years. but around 3500 b.c., in a culture known as sumer, the world's first cities emerged. now, a more complex economy required more complex record-keeping. accountants took a ball of clay which they poked inside with the fingers to make a cavity. you know, it's just like a tennis ball of clay or even smaller. and once they had a good cavity, they would put inside tokens, and then a flap would be put on top, and all of this was closed. and we are in pre-writing time. and at that time every sumerian had a seal. and when the stone is pressed onto the surface of the envelope, it leaves then a design which is then the mark of the person or the administration involved. keach: with these seals, up to four parties could sign a transaction. these envelopes could hold several tokens securely. but there was no way to know the contents until accountants began to press the tokens into the clay before dr

making. >> this one's almost 40, 50-feet long. >> it quickly becomes clear, they're not filming one animal>> more than one of them. >> it looked like there was two in the front and then maybe some smaller ones following the bigger ones. they were dark gray in color. they were -- kind of had like a snake or serpent looking head to them. and they were poking their head out of the water. >> it looked like they had gills and the water was blowing behind the head. >> i have been fishing for about 15 years and never have i ever seen anything like this. >> hoping to get a clearer image, they try to get closer. >> and whether we did that, they kind of went underneath the water, went down deep. after that, we went back to our net. and that was it. >> kelly nash shows his footage to crypto zoologists who investigate distinct and undiscovered species. >> everybody we showed the video to was very intrigued by the film. they all agreed that it was something that they've never seen in alaska before. >> when i saw this, i was absolutely flabbergasted. i thought he had come up with one of the greatest fin

on this "animal adventure," we're going on an african safari to one of the best game parks in the world. thousands of tourists visit here every year, but they are still outnumbered by big-game animals. i've been to the masai mara before, but never like this. [ african tribal music plays ]

on. animal control captured one of the dog, a lab without incident. but they used a stun gun at the second dog after they found it cornered in the backyard. neighbors got into a heated confrontation after the victims return from the hospital. >> you don't know the whole story, mr.. when they first got the dog as a puppy, it was abused. >> police say the owners of the dog were not at home at the time of the attacks and the dogs escape from the backyard. they are being held for a ten day rabies quarantine and contra costa is investigating the attacks. >>> a new safety lane may be added for cyclists in san francisco on folk between grove and market. cyclists are asking for more safety improvements in the area. here is more with alex savage what what is different about this bike lane. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. this is opening day for this new bike street that runs through polk near market street. it will provide a buffer between bicyclists and cars. you can see there is a fence, and also the median. what will make it unique, when it o

ones too. but if you see like an animal, let's say it's a rat and falls onto an actress or actor, that's a taxidermy one. and then you have a shot of a real one running away. or sometimes in beautiful beauty ads you have an actress lounged out on an animal. well, that's probably not a live tiger. that's really not safe. so you see a lot of that. >> i understand that one animal that you'd like to work on is an ostrich. >> yeah. i love working on birds. i think that they're beautiful. but i'm kind of really, really terrified of ostriches. i think they're the only bird i'm actually -- or only animal i'm really afraid of. maybe there's a little something in there of wanting to conquer that beast but people want them photo shoots. magazines reached out to me and that's not the first ask i've had. that would be profitable as well. >> i want to thank you for sharing your story with us. allis markham of prey taxidermy. thanks for "taking stock." i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪

one of our most fundamental human acts. her curiosity and a four asian make us sort of unique amongst the animals on this planet. re hope -- our curiosity and asked will ration -- exploration make a sort of unique of the animals on this plan. i would like to see humans on mars in my lifetime. >> you think the russians will interfere? they said they do not want to sell specific rockets to the u.s. >> we can overcome that difficulty. it remains. i think it underscores some of the benefits and some of the challenges of international cooperation. working towards a more interconnected, international partnership. we would like to see that maintained. the united states is capable of going alone if we must. >> thank you for joining us. thank you for watching and have a great weekend. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, united health care, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industries you operate in, working to

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one. animals in the outfield just the start. we go to the top of the ninth. giants down a run.nter pence hustles home. the giants come back to tie the game at 10-10. to the top of the 13th two on. he lays down a beautiful bunt. the throw from the pitcher is wild. and the giants go on to win their sixth straight. 11-10 the final in 5 hours and 29 minutes. >>> the a's welcome in the mariners. fans ready for a cinco de mayo holiday. and brandon moss has liftoff his fifth of the year tying the game at 2-2. our cinco de mayo gathering loving all of it. romero returns the favorite with a long bomb of his own. a no doubter. the mariners win 4-2. >>> with the warriors season over the focus shifts to whether mark jackson will return as head coach. he has led the dubs to back to back playoff appearances. but he and management have had a turbulent relationship. >> unfortunate with the 50-win team that you know, we're in this predictment and these questions being asked. >> the change in culture has been unbelievable. so much, so many more positive things going on. the team chemistry has be

as animal law director besides hunting? guest: one of the issues particularly pertinent to our discussion here relates to ag-gag laws. host: explain that? guest: essentially anti-whistle blower laws pushed forward by the meat and animal agriculture committee to prevent anyone from exposing cruelty on farms and in slaughterhouses, poor working conditions and food safety issues and this is another example of an industry attempting to thwart the progress of not only animal activists but just the public who are generally concerned about animal issues now, and these bills, like the right-to-hunt bills, are popping up everywhere, unfortunately, peta, through its campaigns, has had wonderful success in getting them defeated. 15 of these 18 bills have been struck down after being introduced in recent years, and two of them are currently peta along with other animal protection organizations, journalists, and civil liberties organizations have challenged two of them on constitutional grounds because they are a blatant violation to the right of

the animals are devastating. >> the number one thing that we see these cases is a real failure to provide proper veterinary care. when there's so many animals and not enough people to care for them, what happens is they may be providing sort of the basics of food and water to some extent, but they don't have the ability really to go through and monitor the population. you see injuries that have not been treated properly, that have either gotten infected or healed improperly. you often see disease from overcrowding. >> people with animal hoarding tend to want to be caregivers. they want to take in the defenseless animal. be an advocate for these creatures who can't advocate for themselves. a lot of times they may get a sense of comfort, may get a sense of animals needing them. so that's how they derive pleasure from it. they just begin to take in more and more and more. so then at that point, it's how do i get rid of this? >> when animal control in florida calls for help with an out of control cat sanctuary in february 2011, he heads out with a vide

today's debut will be featured on animal planet's tree house masters next month, but you can see this little guy here. crews from the show constructed the panda's new home. the 10-month-old panda will make his first public appearance this weekend. just cute as can be. >>> let's check in with christina this morning, who says we have a stunner ahead of us. >> we really do, just spectacular conditions, because we're holding on to the warmth we had yesterday, but getting rid of that wind. still a little breezy, and you need that wind to mix up all the air in your home. you can open up the window, don't need the ac later on today. right now, in the upper 50s in san jose. 59 degrees here. hazy and mild, but, hey, not even quite as windy, not even half as windy as we were at this time yesterday. and i want to show you the american flag here, just getting a little bit of pickup, about 8 to 10-mile-per-hour wind speed. see some sailboats out there on the san francisco bay, where it is not too choppy. and temperatures today are going to be comfortable. lots of sunshine coming your way, bay area

on it. and somewhat like the animal was in a large cage. in any event, it stayed under the vehicle and a -- someone from the game state game came in with a tranquilizer gun. went in short time ago. tranquilized that animal and it is being taken away. don't know where, but somewhere far from mountain view after the ordeal here in town today. >> all right, thank you, terry. good news. more than five hours from the apartment complex off el camino. >> that is the best possible outcome for the animal and everyone in the neighborhood as well. >>> now our micro forecast, which includes a lot of wind lately, jeff. >> yes. anyone crossing the bridges, take a look at the wind gust. all the way up to 48 miles an hour. we will have details of the improving wind story coming up p. but i will take you outside. it is cool, even get together cold category here. at least for the bay area this time of year and north bay. close to 40s right now. mainly clear skies across the bay. not as windy throughout the east bay. temperatures at 58 degrees and check it ou

you may have seen them as they are here shown on animal planet and their live web page. but like waffles, they also need a home. >> somebody will walk in the door and absolutely fall in love. >> reporter: in richmond, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> it is hard not to fall in love with them as they are so cute. >> it is hard not to fall in love with that orange and black. >> that's right. they've got their numbers, huh? >> yes. the giants got it done in los angeles, but as you know they would cost the ball club here. >> we're going to giveout car fax, the day of the lifetime for derek. ,,,, everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, brea

you may have seen them as they are here shown on animal planet and their live web page.ut like waffles, they also need a home. >> somebody will walk in the door and absolutely fall in love. >> reporter: in richmond, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> it is hard not to fall in love with them as they are so cute. >> it is hard not to fall in love with that orange and black. >> that's right. they've got their numbers, huh? >> yes. the giants got it done in los angeles, but as you know they would cost the ball club here. >> we're going to giveout car >> we're going to giveout car fax, the day of the lifetime ,,, man: you know, it's funny, this baja quesadilla burger doesn't really look like burger. man 2: grilled beef patty? that's burger-esque. man 1: yeah, but the flour tortilla is, like, quesadilla-y. man 2: it's both, okay? you happy? man 1: dude, it's four bucks. i am definitely happy. [ding] waitress: welcome to denny's. >>> draft day two and the raiders could do no wrong. hall of fame great willie brown, tell us what they won! >> the mighty oakland raiders select, yeah, i

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one animal i remember fondly that we used to visit is red >> more still to come tonight at 6:00 killer'sarents break their silence, chilling new details on what he had planned. >> and an important change towards chaefrng. >> a bay area musician who agreed to become a kidney donor. turns out he's a perfect match for his ex. idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> chilling new details on friday's massacre at uc santa barbara. the killer intended to kill hundreds more people. according to the manifesto he set out to destroy the entirety of isla vista and kill every person in it. today, rodger's parents issued a statement through a family friend. abc7 news has that part

could just pick out the young ones. >> we were only after the little ones, and the little ones, you know, big animaltill, but i was told because of shipping costs, that's why we only take the little ones. >> they had the young ones that they wanted in the corrals, so they dropped the same nets and all the others could have left, but they stayed. >> they were trying to get the young orca in the stretcher and the whole family is out here 25 yards away maybe in a big line and they're communicating back and forth. well, you understand then what you're doing, you know. i lost it. i mean, i just started crying. i didn't stop working, but i, you know, just couldn't handle it. just like kidnapping a little kid away from a mother. everybody is watching, what can you do? but the worst thing i could think of, you know, i can't think of any worse than that. now, this really sounds bad, but when the whole hunt was over, there were three dead whales in the net, and so they had peter and brian and i cut the whales open, fill them with rocks and put anchors on their tail and sink them. well, really, i didn't even t

they are on a 24-hour bunny cam, shown on animal planet's live web page. but like waffle, they also need a home. >> somebody is going to walk in the door and absolutely fall in love with waffle. >>reporter: in richmond, juliet goodrich, kpix 5. >> on the animal beat, if you're looking for some fun today, how about a little pandamonium. he's making his first public appearance at the san francisco zoo today at 10:00 this morning. he is a rare 11-month-old red panda. technically he's more closely related to the raccoon family than a black and white panda, but either way look at him in and that striped tail. he's adorable. >>> so here is a look at our forecast for this saturday morning. here's a live picture of the transamerica building right there. we got a clear start in san francisco, some patchy clouds out there, but it's going to be low- to mid-50s if you're heading out the door early this morning. later on we got a clear patchy morning, clouds, a mild afternoon. it is going to get windy, though, in the bay and along the coast, less wind, warmer come moth

on in, have a cup of tea. sit down. oh. here's some animal-on-animal action. pretty awesome. >> yeah. this is interesting.re, tony. that was an enlightened moment. ♪ >> something about steamy xxx pre-colombian erotica always makes me hungry. luckily at night, lima comes alive with the smell and familiar enticing sound of sizzling meat. it's time for delicious screamingly hot garlicky spicy flavor jack street meats. and as anybody who knows me is well aware, i love me some street meat. >> it is starting to disappear. >> really? why? >> the neighbors -- >> they complain? >> complain. >> they brought us to this place, a street stall named for the lady who runs the joint. they specialize in one thing. -- is -- for skewered meat. this stuff, they say, goes back all the way to the incas and as immediately popular with the spanish con kwooes dores as it is today. which is to say, i must have some. traditionally a mixture of beef hearts and other animal hearts. >> hearts and gizzards. >> marinated in garlic, cumin, and onion, maybe a little vinegar. >> oh, yeah. >> grill it up and pile it on high. >> these are no

the process were to develop to the point that there was a reasonable assurance that that which is on animals which is also going to be successful used so that it could be taken out, what would your feeling about capital punishment to be and would it change at all? what i said earlier hasn't been made about every technology about the execution. from the point of view of the promise is the electrocution. the time the electrocution was introducethat electrocution wase of new york first. electricity is a promising technology today. and there was a competition in new york between thomas edison and george westinghouse as to who's form of electricity would be used alternating and edison was determined he didn't want his form of the current used in the death penalty because he was afraid it would discredit his form s succeeded experiments in the park to show how effective the former comment would be. when mentioning of the elephant or the hanging, so what he wanted to show is that westinghouse would be more effective. why do i tell you that? the new york state commission examined the electrocution a

ourselves. >> all righty, thanks. >> you did way better than i did. >> "blood lake" sunday night on animal> a new story by best-selling author emily giffin might have you re-evaluating your own life. >> a page turner. the one and only. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. >>> what happens when the person you want to spend your life with is the one person you shouldn't love? >> that's the question a woman in a small college town in texas struggled with in emily giffin's new sizzling summer read called "the one & only." >> it's your seventh, right? >> it is. >> congratulations. >> great to be here. >> when your books come out, i know this, because i used to go to the bookstore and ask, is there another emily giffin book out yet. how often do you put books out? >> every other year. thank you for matching my -- the color scheme. >> yes, indeed. >> she first turned me on to you, this new writer, she's fantastic. >> thank you. >> this book is interesting. it is about forbidden love, someone you should not love, but this person --