be the orange.you spend six months living and working with ten guys, you want to make sure everybody gets along. >> what can i help with? >> so all responsibilities for cooking and cleaning are shared. >> cooks? sure. >> so who did the most tubs today? >> nate did. the guy you're helping. >> yeah? >> he did ten. >> ten? >> uh-huh. >> that's a good day? >> that's a great day. >> so, guys, why did you decide to do the h-2a visas rather than come into the country illegally? [ speaking spanish ] >> how does the money compare here to the money you could make in mexico. like say this week you made $500. how long would it take you to make that in mexico? a month? >> yeah. >> so you can make a month's wages in one week? [ speaking spanish ] >> wow. you have family? you have a wife in mexico? an esposa? and hijos? how many? so you'll be here when the baby is born? >> yeah. >> is your wife mad? >> porque? [ speaking spanish ] >> yeah. how many tubbs do you think i'll be able to do tomorrow? [ laughter ] one?

be the orange.spend six months living and working with ten guys, you want to make sure everybody gets along. >> what can i help with? >> so all responsibilities for cooking and cleaning are shared. >> cooks? sure. >> so who did the most tubs today? >> nate did. the guy you're helping. >> yeah? >> he did ten. >> ten? >> uh-huh. >> that's a good day? >> that's a great day. >> so, guys, why did you decide to do the h-da visas rather than come into the country illegally? [ speaking spanish ] >> how does the money compare here to the money you could make in mexico. like say this week you made $500. how long would it take you to make that in mexico? a month? >> yeah. >> so you can make a month's wages in one week? [ speaking spanish ] >> wow. you have family? you have a wife in mexico? an esposa? and hijos? how many? so you'll be here when the baby is born? >> yeah. >> is your wife mad? >> porque? [ speaking spanish ] >> yeah. how many tubbs do you think i'll be able to do tomorrow? [ laughter ] one? come

you look like a big carrot for a while because you're wearing bright-assed orange, the brightest orangee. >>> over in the workers' barracks of the theo lacy jail, donald stokes is headed in a completely different direction. tonight he'll be released from jail. >> at this point i'm pretty much ready to go. i said my good-byes to everybody and passed off that which can be passed off to my friends that i'm not going to be taking with me. i'm just a little bit anxious. just waiting for that minute where they call my name and i get a chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now, but it seems like every minute's taken hours, you know. it'll happen when it happens, i guess. in case of emergency. >> because stokes was taken into custody without shoes, the jail has allowed him to have a pair of flip-flops so that he won't leave barefoot. >> come to the back door. >> yes, ma'am. >> take it easy, guys. be safe, you all. take your time. love you. be in touch. take care, you all. peace. be safe. see you soon, guys. >> stokes will now head to the intake and

among other things, she runs orange county's other gated community. the orange county jail. >> it is dynamic. every day is a bit different. so you constantly have to be re-evaluating that and the folks work in the housing areas are very astute at identifying problems early on and that's the key. you're dealing with a population that doesn't want to be there, they're not necessarily there with people they like, they're probably facing some very challenging times in their lives. >> the greatest challenge for many inmates in the orange county jail is uncertainty. unlike prison inmates, who have already been convicted and sentenced for crimes they have committed, most jail inmates stand charged with crimes, and are still working their cases through the court system. the process can take years. so some try to make their jail cells home. >> this is the living room right here. we keep the books and the magazines and trash. this is the kitchen where we eat and everything. this is the bathroom, the washing machine/shower, bird bath. >> with such close quarters

order aides who are those people right they are and yeah ok orange order one o one one called the orange order is a society a protestant society for protestants that celebrates protestant is a particularly it's it it was founded and. in the united century in northern ireland is an integral part of some elements of the british empire it celebrates. the marches that we're seeing right now celebrating victory of king one of the new the william of orange over king james in sixty ninety this is an enormous issue that's now however what's more interesting is that if you look at the orange order particularly in the last forty years or. what they called the troubles in northern ireland since perhaps one hundred sixty nine one hundred seventy the orange order became integral to what many saw during the seventy's and eighty's in northern ireland as an apartheid state a state in which catholics were systematically discriminated against by a protestant majority unopposed and elite they had very close connections to the security forces we're now seeing for example david cameron has been part of been

this season's orange crop could be in jeporady. the ag deparment is lowering its estimate of orange production by 10% on concerns of a crop disease farmers don't seem to be able to get under control. jackie keenan reports from florida. when you think of florida, bright, juicy oranges may be one of the first images that come to mind. but not oranges that look like this. or like this. citrus farmers are battling a bacterial disease called greening. carried by the asian citrus psyllid, the disease cripples the tree and starves the fruit of nutrients, causing them to drop before ripening. "this tree has got quite an infection from the green disease." victor story has been working in groves since he was 8 years old. he now manages more than 6,000 acres. he's battled freezes and hurricanes, but greening is the worst threat to his oranges he's seen in his lifetime. "it is troubling because we do raise the tastiest, best-juiced fruit in the world." this tasty fruit is worth more than $9 billion to the state of florida, which is the second

and more news in just a moment including a look at the annual orange order parade in northern ireland and the chances of it turning on and to stay with us for that. interview. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. this is the welcome back more than six hundred police officers from across the u.k. have been trotted into northern ireland for the annual orange order parade the traditional route has been shortens this year to stop a passing through a sectarian flashpoint that's outraged unionists leaders so father husband peaceful . isn't belfast with. well over that delay this morning the main parade here about must now. be well under way the big day this great loathing of the most inclusive of the meanest or include a smoking season to do so is the most controversial of the taking place all across northern ireland today both in the build up to the parade we've seen some control the state surrounding the great commission to say no to allow this to be the freight costs

calls it a six hundred extra police to keep the upcoming orange launch as you noted protest at the decision to be rid of the nine year old the raid. this is coming to you live from moscow it's great to have you with us this hour let's turn to a new start. after two weeks in hiding at what snowden is finally is set to speak out according to gather amazing with prominent russian and international human rights activists a noise that whistle blowing hiding is said to be a church in moscow where the conference is to take place and to our correspondent. there reno and this has been expected for a while constant. well you can't really say that it was expected the thing about this issue is with snowden is that you had to be prepared for everything including the unexpected has been holed up for reportedly in the transfer zone officer meant to the airport which is right behind me for almost three weeks at this point and then of course journalists and then pretty much everybody else is going crazy trying to figure out what his next move will be everybody expecting him to go to cuba to go to this well

so you know for all the feedings and good for the with the look i'm going to them so i think the orange order. bearing the brunt of the slices there is a question of rice time anyone with a little slice would say that's the orange order surely have a rice or freedom assemblage march somewhere even if i don't want to do this is this is a snowfall and this is their own small and every year is a sign where you have a conflict of rights with wonder if you want to march in another that people want to leave. the or go to marseilles. and time for a brief world update we begin in greece where the greek parliament has narrowly for the public sector reform bill to secure nine billion euros in financial aid from international lenders the ruling which will see thousands lose their jobs comes despite a large scale and protests throughout the country the german finance minister is scheduled to visit greece on thursday to discuss a one hundred million euro lonna. in egypt thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi have taken to the streets of cairo the demonstrators denounced the ne

the orange order marks awsome. ok thanks to talk of the christian science monitor jason was focused. now just who is behind nato hit list for suspected africa to explore that suit it may have been britain's mafia agency coming up we've got a report on an afghan man who's lost half a dozen members of his family says the agency is giving incorrect air strike coordinates interest to the live chat about coming up hopefully plus two egypt's new cabinet comes under scrutiny as it leaves out the muslim brotherhood despite its popularity among a sway the vote is just a couple of stories right after this break. what drives american foreign policy values or merely interest washington claims it supports democracy as a universal value that makes a glaring exceptions when it suits its geo political purposes and what about the neo conservative agenda is it the genetic code the pax americana. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporat

now, both incidents involved orange line trains from the rosslyn station that mistakenly wound up at the arlington national cemetery station at the blue line. jay korff was the first on the scene and had an exclusive interview with one woman on that train. >> anxiety and frustration on the platform at the rosslyn metro station tuesday during the evening rush when the orange line train went down the wrong tracks. >> people were annoyed and frustrated and i heard people grumbling saying this isn't the first time this has happened, it's happened before. >> an intern here at wjla was on that very train. she says her orange line train instead of going westbound went south on the blue line after leaving rosslyn. all passengers were forced to get off at the next stop, arlington cemetery heading back to rosslyn. >> i was thinking did i take the wrong train i'm on the blue line but then people started getting angry. >> and they returned to rosslyn, it was packed. >> i heard people say i'm going to be late to pick up my kids, late for work. >> metro officials say this kind of signal problem ca

it's an orange wednesday. everybody is doing their thing. ron, even the vegetables are orange. take a look at that. >> reporter: how about that ? even the vegetables are orange for orange wednesday and the orioles. >> that's right. >> reporter: he knew that . by the way, adam jones, simply aj 10 on your twitter. >> yeah, he is. i saw that yesterday. >> reporter: we're at fleet street kitchen. big event coming up tonight in center plaza farm to table. chris, good to see you. >> you too. >> reporter: all right. we will tell you all about it when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,, it's kind of hot. but it's not too hot. bingo. try dunkin's new hot & spicy breakfast sandwich with jalapeÑo and habanero peppers. >>> 76 right now. kind of stuffy. 87% humidity, barely a breeze. it's important to know the barometer is now down to 29.97. that high is breaking down. a change in the weather is coming. 64 oakland, 72 ocean city, 74 elkton, easton 77, 75 out near frederick and hagerstown, westminster 73, 77 bel air, annapolis and kent island. definite movement of freshe

she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits,e with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one starts out the same. >> we sample a lot of things, but usually i'm inspired by either a popular drink--so, for example, our pomegranate martini or the mojito ice, those are pretty popular drinks in bars, and then i'll try to emulate something like that in a frozen dessert. >> ok, so we are in--what is this? it looks like a big liquor cabinet to me, right? what is this? >> well, this is our ingredients storage room, but, yes, this is where all the magic happens for silver moon. >> mm-hmm. >> these are all the liquors that we infuse our product with. and these are really the secret sauce of silver moon. >> the secret ingredients, right? >> exactly. >> so what do we have here? >> so this is a strawberry daiquiri. it's about half frozen right now, and we'll just do a little interim taste test here. >> it tastes good ta me. but besides a well-sto

"orange is the new black." it's a show set in prison.e, "orange is the new black." >> who's this? >> oh, this is chapman. she's new. self-surrender. thinks she's fancy. >> yeah, fancy. i mean, real good. >> who taught you? >> you're new. you're one of us. consider it a gift. >> thank you. thank you so much. the food here is disgusting. plus, did i mention that red runs the kitchen? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's the chef, by the way. natasha lyonne, season one of "orange is the new black" is streaming right now on netflix. we're cooking with frank pellegrino jr., next. there he is in the bud light platinum suite. frankie! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ dad ] ah! lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress... and she's not exactly tidy. even if she gets a stain... she'll wear it for a week straight. so i use tide to get out those week-old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. and since i'm the one who has to do the laundry... i do what any expert dad would do. i let her play sheriff. i got twenty minutes

and the dude in the orange shirt.you are on the treadmill and this is happening next to you, how do you get your workout done? that butt is huge. it's great, but how do you not look over the whole time. >> he's sitting there, don't look, don't look. it's like the sun. don't stare at it. >>> arizona got the first summer duststorm this week. video of what it looked like. now we have other video, shot by mike. he got ahead of the storm and got pretty high up and using his canon camera, every two seconds he was snapping shots. he put together this time lapse. pretty incredible. this was filmed in a knave american community in southern arizona. looks like clouds rolling in. but right above that, you can see the dust cloud forming. that thing was 20 miles wide and 1,800 feet high. >> wow, lock at that. coming right at him. looks like it will wipe him out. just dust. >> like a whole layer. looks like a sandwich. the chocolate center of a sandwich. >> he says this thing kind of shift, but he was in a good place, but at one po

the orange order of the approval. for the. local but with them so i think you are. in the wrong there is a question of rights anyone with the. rights to your order surely have a right to freedom of assembly mark some of them not want to see the. story. broke you want to march about it with people wanting to know the order of more or. less now take a look at some other stories from around the world and greece parliament has narrowly approved a public sector reform bill in order to secure a nine billion euros and financial aid from international lenders the ruling which will see thousands lose their jobs comes amid full scale and osteria protests throughout the country the german finance minister is scheduled to visit to greece on thursday to discuss a hundred million a year alone. ejects thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi have taken to the streets in cairo the demonstrators denounce the newly formed cabinet saying it's illegitimate as it emerged in the wake of a military coup the new government has entirely excluded members of morsi is musl

and belfast calls in six hundred extra police to keep order at the upcoming orange as unionists protest of the decision to shorten the route of the annual parade. it's eight am in the russian capital this is the with me will receive a very good morning to you from all of us here at the studios profit not patriotism may be driving the participation of telecom giants in washington surveillance program from microsoft to google it's a merger that companies are raking in cash by selling off the client data to the government and of course it's the taxpayers who are stumping up the cash. has more on the surveillance price list. if you are a u.s. taxpayer whether or not you agree with the government's wholesale electronic snooping you are paying for it and you will probably never know how much exactly because for the covert world of its unaccountable spying activities the government has a black budget but some numbers or available they refer to law enforcement requests so according to last year's disclosures america's telecommunications giants build the government just as they build their clien

certainly, an orange (down -- left down train left the metro station. due to a era, it was identified as an orange train. south to arlington cemetery. a spokesperson assures us that even though this was a mistake, it was on a correct track it was not heading in the direction where it would have collided with another train. they say it was my a major issue and it cause a delay. mailed user e- pictures. she says the passengers were caused chaos.d it there were people who were very angry. they had to offload because that was the direction the train that. the passenger told us that the conductor apologized. everybody had to load off and get on another train. of course, we should certainly note that this happened on wednesday. they are going through this all over again. insistedpokesperson this is not a big issue. jay korff, abc 7 news. a and said to testify in carjacking case turned up dead over the weekend. onlytory you will see here. detective tell us a -- it is not known at this point if this man was murdered because of his testimony here. 48 hours ago,

but in orange county, california, a coalition led by researchers at the university of california, irvine medical center is way ahead of the curve. - 10-4. do you have a description? - when i go into a house where i believe anlder haseen abused - 10-4. do you have or ibeg ab,on? i get angry. of the anaheim police department. she specializes in elder abuse. - not only do i get angry, but i'm motivated, cause my job is to go in and protect that elder and make sure that nothing ever happens to them again as far as being abused. so i want to put the perpetrator in jail, and then i want to get that elder to a safe place. - so we'reonna go ahead and we'll go ahead and get started with the elder abuse forensics center meeting. - hill is a key member of orange county's elder abuse forensics center, a first-of-its-kind group that brings together doctors, social workers, police, prosecutors, and others to fight elder abuse. - supposedly, she was taking care of him, but when he gets in, he's got, like, different stages of sepsis, and i don't understand all this stuff, t... - the typical perpetrator,

just before that orange smoke or dust. and which is probably -- you can correct me if i'm wrong. the plane skidding in to the ground. do you think that's earth coming up? >> yeah, yeah. i do. you know, i have to tell you. my feeling about flying an aircraft and accidents and that sort of thing, pilots have an instinctive thing about never stop flying it. no matter what else is going on. they're still maintaining whatever control they have. and that's why i'm saying what i am about as the aircraft is skimming across that surface there and he gets to a certain point and the airplane wants to -- right there where the airplane wants to tip over and it's my personal feeling, the mind-set of an airline pilot, particularly, we have to keep this thing belly down and whatever we have to do, we have to do that. for whatever reason, he was successful at that and that saved a lot of lives. >> tim tilmon, stand by. i want to update our viewers now. this is that plane as you can see it now on the air coming in for a landing which became a crash landing. you see it hitting the ground. the first

orange. orange who. >> or whang-- orange you supposed to be better at doing your [bleep] than in?gl be rig >> welcome back. my guest tonight is the drama and co-founder of the band the roost, his new memoir is called mo meter blues. please welcome the fantastic quest love thompson. >> how are you doing. (cheers and applause) >> how are you doing. >> okay. >> i have been waiting so long to start an interview like this. [bleep] sweet bow tie. can we get a close up of that. look at that. >> yeah. >> scrabble tiles wonder bow tie. >> i got it in brooklyn, yeah. >> yes, you did. you didn't need to say that but it's good to know that was the case. the book is fantastic. >> thank you. >> and i think we'll both agree that that is often not the case with muss ig book-- musician books. most musician books can shake you off in about 30 pages. >> yeah. >> but this is like, it's part memoir, it's part an insight not music that you love. it's part anthology of hip-hop and part your manager shouting at you in footnotes. >> yeah. (laughter) >> i've been, my manager richard nickels kind of steals

//limpopo is famous for its orange and lemon orchards. a few years ago the country's largest fruit company started switching to biomass energy production, an endeavour that has already started paying off. >> it's the dawn of a new day in south africa and the letaba valley in the northern province of limpopo shimmers in the morning light. the region is blessed with plenty of sunshine and rain - which explains the lush forests, tea plants and fruits such as apples, clementines, oranges - considered the best in the country. it's this fertile landscape that prompted the letaba company to set up operations here 50 years ago. it harvests and processes citrus fruits - without polluting the environment as far as possible. the story begins here on the fruit plantations. the orange harvest is in full swing right now - the workers have their hands full. >> i enjoy plucking fruit. i really like it. i don't have a problem. i know most of the people, who i am working with, they enjoy the job very well. so that's why i enjoy it. i don't care about the o

thanks for picking some oranges.nk that was good for us both. >> we'll be right back. ♪ honey, is he too into this car thing? [ mumbling ] definitely the quattro. ♪ honey? huh? a5. what? [ sighs ] did you say something? ♪ >>> hi, i'm morgan spurlong guest hosting for piers tonight. in "inside man" i learned a lot about guns in america. >> i'm arming myself against all enemies, foreign and domestic. who, i cannot tell you because it hasn't happened, but if it happens, i'm going to be ready. >> yeah. dylan was approved, and easy as that, he was able to just walk out the door with his brand new weapon. a gun capable of shooting up to 45 rounds of ammunition per minute. >> zombie bullets. >> you can use them on anything, not just zombies. >> i have to say i'm a little conflicted. should it be that easy for someone to get a gun? >> hey, man, thank you. >> dylan didn't have to undergo a mental health assessment before he purchased his weapon or view gun safety demonstrat n demonstrations. he didn't even have to get an eye

the tv drama, "orange is the new black."ersonal and criminal secret. >> when i was in my very early 20s, fresh out of college, i carried a bag full of drug money from chicago to brussels. >> and this is a hit show you cannot watch on conventional or table tv. it's tuesday, july 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good tuesday morning. a busy morning. we'll get right to it. we're beginning with breaking news out of central florida. tremendous series of explosions at a gas plant overnight sending flames and smoke high into the air. >> police in tavares say at least seven of the workers were injured. there were reports that 15 were missing. they were all found. large propane tanks began exploding before 11:00 last night. the force of the blasts blew the roof off this plant and a one-mile radius right now surrounding the scene has been evacuated. a woman living in a nearby town said she could see the flames seven miles away. >> when you first got down to the lake to s

thur430 :14-:18 that orange blob is john that orange blob is john aldridge.was suddenly adrift in the atlantic witha life vest yesterday.. as his boat floated away. he filled his fishing boots wi air.. used them as life preservers.. while sharks circled. thurs456 - 1:11-1:33 "i hel there for hours and the jet kept flying by, the coast guard jet, and i thout he might have seen me. about hf hour later, the coast guard chopper from cape cod came t over me, i was like holy cow!" "the swimmer came out jumped in the water and said we've been looking for you r nine hours! and i said i've been looking for you for 12 hours!" (laughs) after a little time off.. he says he'll be back on the w. we'll be right back. the water. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. david letterman is next.. wh regis philbin.,, announcer: announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular temp

fracking the town's drinking water came in several delicious flavors including methane-mint arsenic-orange, creamy copper and red velvet vanadium. but then the epa investigation abruptly stopped and was turned over to the state of wyoming whose research is funded by encana the same drilling company whose wells are accused of causing the contamination of

hundreds lined the halls-- opponents in orange, supporters in blue. >> so, i'm just standing here not against women or their rights but just as a woman who has experienced it, saying, "no, we need better care for our women." >> i believe in reducing the need for abortions but then protecting the choice. and i think it should be the woman's decision, not the government. >> ifill: perry, the state's longest-serving governor, added another layer of drama to lone star state politics yesterday by announcing he would not seek a fourth term. >> the time has come to pass on the mantle of leadership. today, i'm announcing i will not seek reelection as governor of texas. >> ifill: his immediate political future? unclear.

you see the reds and the oranges.e been talking about this all morning long and the broken record continues. air quality alert posted up because we've got this smoke coming into the bay area from fires burning in southern oregon. you'll notice that sky as we head throughout the day. the flight delays out of sfo were attributed to smoke as opposed to fog that we typically see. let's get moving, guys, show you what's coming up today. temperatures are nice and comfortable. here is a live look. i think this is san bruno socked in with fog. you can see the fog mixed in with the smoke. let's get right to your temperatures this morning as they are crisp out there. a cool start to the day, 55 in livermore. cool conditions, onshore flow and the west early flow will keep that good marine air pumping all the way inland today. that means livermore, you'll only see highs in the low 80s yet again. low pressure stays put, anchored offshore as we head through the next few days. that will keep that beautiful air pumping in. also it's

this parade takes place annually and considered one of the most controversial of the unionist orange orders marching season out this year there's been some contention over the routes now normally the parade would pass the are doing shops that's considered a flash point aaron is actually about two hundred meters up the road from where i'm standing now now in the morning the small d. the parade is going to be able to march past that area enjoying the main parade but the parades commission has ruled that after the parade spanish they won't be allowed to return past that flashpoint area now that the area were in the past we seeing tensions flare up in some violence breaking out between the unionists and the nationalist community to live this year the marches are going to be stopped on their way back in a small feat a parade right here now that has caused some anger amongst the unionist community we've heard the orange order saying that there would be some protests in the coming days although they did say that their intention was for those to be peaceful of course that has caused some con

the orange is not so bad. there's a lot of orange on the map. reds not as good. there's not as many reds on the map. that's the best way of saying it. currently temping looking better. 61 in minneapolis. you were so hot in minneapolis this week. same with chicago. now the cold front has moved through. take a look at what's going to happen throughout the day today. 10:00 right now. this is where we're sitting. we've had this front move through. this front becomes stationary. we still see impulses of energy move along that front and cause some showers from time to time. 10:00 here now. go through the afternoon. we'll warm it up here to the south of it. northern temperatures, everybody's still staying into the 80s. even 70s across far northern tiers. to the south of it a little more humid. we'll see a few of the thunderstorms pop up as the day heats up. but in general this is certainly far improved from where we've been and we'll even drop things down temperaturewise a little bit more over the next couple of days. at least in the northern tier. here's the radar righ

unionists are planning yet another parade in belfast despite a recent series of street riots the orange order has applied for permission to hold a march this weekend sparking accusations that it's seeking confrontation sara first reports. well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday party move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other group will say going to be looking to bring forward a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to northern ireland blackpool with and really seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's controversial ruling in force by police that then led to very serious rioting

it went from orange to smoke to the fuselage was brown. and then it just kept sliding and sliding and sliding. it finally stopped. you could see how the fuselage kept buckling and buckling. many times didn't come apart and it was unreal. it is hard for me to believe it now. the only thing that helps i looked at the tv and it looks like some people survived so i am just kind of waiting and hoping that more people survived. >> dan glickman with one of the best accounts of what happened at the airport. we want to go to rachel daggen, the spokeswoman for the injured patients there. >> they are here being assessed and converted -- it is our pediatric urgent care center converted today and managed the large volume of patients and i don't know the breakdown of the patients at this time of the men and women and ages, and conditions, they are all being assessed now and i do know they are generally in better health than any of the previous patients from earlier today. so just to recap the day, we have 52 patients total and the very first group, the

in the purple believe that the referendum is simply being used to distract the public here in the orange the u.k. wants freedom from tired of all that pressure from brussels and a slightly smaller percentage in the green think that this is simply all for the benefit of the british economy so it's not too late to log onto our web site r t dot com cast a ballot and have your say all right meanwhile for the average european citizen the forecast is more austerity of unemployment and belt tightening but of course it is an entirely different story for the banks now at sixteen thirty g.m.t. max kaiser well explained that unlike you and i they get paid to take out loans you know if you borrow money from wonga which is a payday lender shop here in the u.k. they charge annual analyze rates of interest of five percent if you're one of these bankers dealing with the bank of england mark carney's new shop. then the rate of interest is negative another word they pay you to take out a loan if i go to the bank of england and i was one of these banks and i borrowed a million dollars i borrowed a million

contested area now that's been seen by many pockets of me move some people speaking out say that the orange order hasn't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred petrol bombs thrown and everyone hoping that richard has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to the violence of christian science monitor correspondent jason wall says the extent of the violence has come as a surprise to local stories. they were cared for because we grew up in the family six number. but i think no one was expecting or. expected but the point of going on. with the mission is a bit of a lot of people quite noisy if your employer gives them you know. if you can do it for me with the local but with the them so i think you are. bearing the brunt there is a question of rights anyone with the. rights would say that your daughter should really have a right to freedom of assembly mark someone even if they're not wanted this is the problem with that there are rules women are i

the orange order for. the local residents so i think you want your. rights to your order surely don't. want to march in another group of people. the order of more. meanwhile over in england police were also called up in droves as a far right protest spiraled into full on clashes between police and a fascist groups in birmingham at least fifteen people were arrested during the demonstration organized by the english defense league in their drive against what they call the islamization of their country over a thousand police were called in to keep the peace but forty say they can ban these gatherings despite the surge in violence since the horrific killing of a british soldier in london in may. at least sixty five people have been killed in a string of coordinated bombings in and around iraq's capital another one hundred ninety people were injured as over thirteen bombs went off in baghdad the attacks targeted mainly bustling shiite areas as locals emerge after they were daily ramadan fast the ramadan and attacks have so far claimed over five hundred liv

all the rest it was a sausage fest. >> rose: how about orange or whatever it is. >> "orange is the new black." think of on television all the smart interesting female protagonists. you've got a detective in "the killing" who is a bad mother. you've got a spy in "homeland" who isn't sort of crazy, she's dead bang crazy. you've got "orange is the new black" you've got this nice little while girl from the suburbs who's a convicted felon and deserves everything that came at her. >> rose: you've got "scandal." >> there is a heroine for you. >> rose: (laughs) if you think back to the tony sopranostor don drapers, i don't think it's that surprising that we're ending up with the nurse jackies, with the -- with female protagonists that are just as tortured, deep, and interesting as the males. >> rose: that's very good. >> part of what's going on is when you expand expotentially this space which you can program into, you'll end up with more interesting choices and it better be good because as reed hastings said to you, they're in a dog fight for consumer attention and you've got to have somethin

they're talking about oranges, and they had an interesting theory about how an orange is made.ory holds up. watch this clip. >> you know what i don't get about oranges? >> what. >> how they're always individually sized? isn't that gross? >> individually sized? >> is it grown like that? >> it's grown like that. >> does somebody go in there and -- put a pill back on? >> i have no idea, because i don't eat oranges i couldn't tell you the mystery of the orange. >> you don't -- >> nope. i thought they just cut up and put a peel back on them. >> jimmy: then they were like "why do chickens wear feathers over their crispy barbequed skin?" [ laughter ] they're so tasty without the feathers on it. [ applause ] and finally, i heard great britain is planning to add a picture of jane austen to their currency. americans are like, "i wonder when a woman will be on our currency?" then hillary was like "soon." we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is dinosaur jr's j mascis sitting in with the roots. the one and only j mas