like @peta. thanks you for joining us on "the washington journal." guest: thank you for having me. host: that will be our show for saturday, may 31 and will see you tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific [ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.2014] . >> coming up today on c-span, a discussion about the f.c.c.'s open internet policy. then president obama hosting this year's white house science fair. and at noon eastern, some of the commencement addresses from graduation ceremonies from across the country. you'll hear from businessman and philanthropist mark benioff and suzanne rajitsky and dallas mayor mike rawlings. >> c-span's new book "sundays at 8:00" includes journalists on the fall of the soviet union. >> the soviet system in eastern europe contained the seeds of its own destruction. many of the problems we saw at the end we see in the very beginning. i spoke in the very beginning about the attempt to control all

i spent weekend volunteering for the animal project in norfolk, virginia where peta's headquarters is located. we he drove around in impoverished areas where animals live outdoors [speaker not understood]. we delivered straw bedding to dogs chained in backyard or fenced in small enclosureses. we educated their guardians on how to properly care for their dogs, encouraging them to bring their dogs inside especially during winter and summer. we spoke to them about making sure their dogs had fresh clean water at all times and encouraged them to sign up for peta's free spay and neuter vaccination program. 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

. >> james and peta. >> reporter: james and peta out, but mark ballas still in. >> i wasn't going todace down, no matter what. >> reporter: he was cleared by a doctor after the fall in rehearsal. mark and candace ended at the bottom of the pack but they all showed why they deserve the title. two tank owes and this head turning kiss. the fan favorite free style, simply wowed, bringing some judges to tears. >> i think you guys should get married. >> it was perfect scores for meryl and maks and near perfect for derek and amy who were inspired with this amazing show. >> it feels amazing up there. seriously it is like anti-gravity. >> reporter: now to the grand finale and one last challenge, a fusion dance of two contrasting styles. all 12 of the season's couples will reunite on the dance floor. olympians charlie and meryl will dance together for the first time and look for star studded musical performances. john and diana. >> it will be a good one. devin, thank you. >> according to our chat points amy purdy had another bad back spasm. >> that's the worst. >> she says -- she says it is an

i was lucky to have peta take me through it. i've ever done. so, for the fans to vote on us to do it, even though we didn't go on to tuesday, we got to do this dance again. and that was special for us. >> a lot of the fans are weighing in -- peta, stop staring at each other. i look good. the little smooch you all shared. and a little talk -- >> it went with the tango. >> it did. >> a tango peck. a new move. it's definitive. none of that almost kissing anymore. >> there was no mystery left there. >> it's a professional dance move. >> don't look down, maks. that is the number one question asked of you and meryl. that you are just -- even the judges said it. there is something special about you guys on the dance floor. and people are interested to know if it carries elsewhere. >> we never really got the tango peck right. so, we decided not to. especially following them. you say it better than me. so, you go. >> how do i say it? >> i don't know. you just weasel out of this question a lot better than i do. >> this is me weaseling out

the airport allowed peta to pay for 28 days of ads. seaworld said seaworld animals are healthy and happy. >>> let's check the weather. >> it's going to be warm in some parts of the bay area, some temperatures in the 90s, at the coast patchy fog. outside right now, though, your skies are starting to clear out in most spots looking good over the city of san francisco. the temperatures now just beginning to heat up. we are in the 70s into concord. 70 in livermore. 66 in san francisco. 65 in san jose. low clouds and fog plenty of it this morning and an eddy along the coastline you can a little rotation keeping the fog in right near the coastline and keep those temperatures down. still mostly sunny skies away from the beaches this afternoon. temperatures likely to be slightly warmer, then low clouds and fog likely to make a return again tonight maybe some more drizzle, too. but warmer temperatures on the way for the holiday weekend. low pressure trying to move out of town, high pressure just nudging its way in here ever so slowly. that is g

james maslow and partner peta murgatroyd, sent home. had a 29-point sexy tango during which they shared a kiss. but they got to go home anyway. >> james and peta will be on the sidelines to watch the three remaining couples. meryl and maks, candace cameron bure and mark ballas, and amy purdy and derek hough. all of the dancing drama, tonight, starting at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> and a teen in michigan says he's learned a lot from his expensive run-in with the law. 19-year-old colin anderson and some friends were hanging out at a park when one of them was ticketed for skateboarding. >> anderson's response to the ticket included some language we can't repeat here on television. and the statement there earned him a ticket for cursing. >> i tried to ask him what i did wrong. and he's like, you can't use that kind of language down here. i was like, well, i wasn't really around anybody. >> it's a violation of the city ordinance for language or conduct that causes breach of the peace. >> anderson decided to fight the ticket. he's already lost.

. >> trying to ex-employed peta's ad on the basis they don't accept advocacy ads. when accepting money from sea world promoting animal suffering, you know it's not a fair policy. >> saying peta calls ad a publicity stunt. >> forecasters are predicting a slower than usual hurricane season because of the el neeno system. the administration says the period pacific warming will likely reduce the number and intensity of tropical storms. saying cooler temperatures compared to recent years lowered probability of hurricane formation. >> it is. >> let's check on our forecast now. >> it's a timely report. we have a tropical depression of the season forming in pacific. a look at our local weather. we've got low clouds, fog near the coast. sunny skies over land areas. and here is the beautiful view. our forecast features are these. low clouds and fog again tonight like last night. warmer days ahead this memorial day weekend. cooler monday than over the weekend. showing an upper level low moving through the bay area, unsettled weather, now it's producing down pours and we've go

high-energy performances in the ballroom last night by james and peta.ir freestyle had the audience on its feet. but it was not enough to keep them in the ballroom. a shocker last night when their names were called. >> oh, yeah. there's some high stakes in tonight's big showdown for the mirrorball trophy. been showing you derek and amy. i'm dizzy watching it. we cannot wait. i cannot wait to see what they pull off. >> she looks like an angel. >>> the other story we've been talking about, is the woman who was stranded inside her car. to think to use her umbrella with a message on it, hoping drivers will see that. we hear from her this morning. >>> and is your sunscreen protecting you as much as you think it is. the stunning consumer reports results ahead. >>> and we have phillip phillips in the social square. he is answering questions before his live performance later in the show. we are all waiting for that one. >> we have new music. we're going to hear this song, as well. "home." that is so good. >>> we're going to begin this half hour with that breakin

peta keeps this going on so there is a next time. >> have you checked the numbers? how has attendance changed at all? >> it has not changed dramatically enough to have an impact. they did lose some bands after this first happened but these are things, we have a short attention span theater. we kind of forget there is a problem. pmp eta is making sure we don't forget and sea world will have to deal with that. >> a short attention span? get out of here. thank you so much. appreciate it. and for more on this controversy, be sure you watch the vnn show black fish. if you have not seen it you have to. the fun day in the sun turns into a nightmare at the swimming pool. you have these young kids splashing around in the shallow end. suddenly a powerful surge of electricity charges the water. she touches the handrail, freezes, her muscles rendered useless. nearby a 5-year-old girl floats, her body is limp. her brother says she was turning blue. her grandfather yanks her from the electrified waters. her brother in doing this gets shocked as well. >> i was in the pool and the

sea world calls peta as an extremist organization and deny mistreatment of its animals.fish will be airing at 9:00 p.m. here on cnn at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> some stories defy words. in china this is one of them. in a driving rain, a man catches a 1-year-old baby falling from a second story window. if you gasped, watch it again. he fell just across the street just in time yelling, screaming, pointing up, even putting things in the way to try to break the baby's fall in case he missed the child. thank god they didn't need the cardboard or facing because he did it. he stared, focused, when that baby fell, he was there to catch that child. we're so happy to say the baby is okay. i can't see that video enough times. unbelievable. a judge in california is deciding whether the so-called pillowcased rapist can and should live alongside peaceful and law abiding residents of the antelope valley in rural los angeles county. you won't be surprised to hear what the residents have to say. most of them say, no, if not all of them. christopher huggins, now 63 years old, served all

implement rules that would go a long way toward addressing some of the concerns that were expressed by petans about overuse of medications. those are concerns that many of us share in this industry. we are making strides. we are changing -- it takes more time in our business because we have to go to 32 different legislatures. it takes a lot to do that. is stillrnia chrome the early favor tomorrow? -- favorite tomorrow? >> i like the favorite. he is the real deal. i hate to say that, but that means he probably won't win. >> why hasn't there been a triple crown winner since 1978? >> it's tough to win third the first and second race are two weeks apart. it is a grueling five-week period for horses. you have more and more trainers picking their spots and running one or two, not the entire campaign. there are different strategies being employed. it is tough to win. you have been dropped before. efore.ps bid >> thanks for your time. enjoy the race tomorrow. ♪ you to know that bloomberg is the only business news service being offered on amazon fire tv. if you missed any of our interviews, you can

have the word peta and you,s in the title and -- company founded by your mother? >> yes. >> it was.ur brother run this dompany and it is pita an hummus. do you have a restaurant in chelsea? >> we do. >> are you connected with the juice shop. you must be connected with the hexagon hospitality. you are either -- or last name is hesso. not know about your company. that is half. not so bad. go ahead and tell us who you are. >> i wonder -- one of the founders of the hummus and pita company. we are a casual mediterranean eatery and our first location was in chelsea. we have another location in tribeca and last week we opened in union square. mus cant to say that hum spark a lot of emotional conversations. great in yourmus mind? >> it is so delicious. >> how do you make great hummus? >> we make everything every day fresh. soakedht before we have our chickpeas overnight and we get up and boil them. and then we put in the tahini and everything is made fresh every day. that is what sets us aside from places.from many other >> did you decide that hummus was going to be your lifeblood? >> it wa

america puts them into the final at the expense of james mazlo and peta. they did kiss. >> then called their tango tighter than a trumpeter's cheeks. he, unjustly gets sent home. >> he looks like a professional dancer. >> i know. so final is marl various amy. you and i agree she's phenomenal. she's an ice dancer but a dancer. >> we'll find out who wins on the two-hour season finale of "dancing with the stars" tonight at 8:00. >> still ahead at 4:00 thai national in the bay area reacting to the declaration back home. how concerned are they? >> effort to rescue the crew of a brand new yacht that cap sized. >> that macgyver moment after being trapped in >>> military tanks and troops camped out on thai streets. the country is under marshal law this, video shows what's happening there. it may look unsettling it seems a lot of residents and tourists aren't too affected by this. you can see two women taking a selfie with soldiers. this photo of a monk handing two energy drinks to soldiers. army officials say the military presence is a precaution. abc7 news is tal

peta never promotes saving the turkey vulture. condemn this list, andy, and i condemn you for reasons i can't figure out. i am not turned on by famous women. not since farrah fawcett. >> it is the hundred sexiest celebrity women. i can't believe chris martin didn't make the list. where is helen mere ran. >> she s. no question. >> i would have put allison bree higher. >> did you see the guy who had penthouse magazine. >> coigula. >> she was smoking. >> how they got her into that film. >> there was a lot of 6 -- sex in that film. who actually played that role? there is not a concern with that. >> going on the classic real. i don't know what to say. what i am saying is isn't this better than the oscar, joanne? to be on this list? >> of course. when you are old and wrinkly you could look back and say i amounted to something. forget this oscar. they want to get talent to okay for a photo shoot. yeeng -- i don't think jennifer lawrence will do a photo shoot. >> what goes up must come down. >> i never heard that. you coined a phrase. >>

he will have the peta people all over him and he will be in trouble for that.hink it is one of the cutest things since the bulldog 0* the skateboard and can surf. i stand behind this 100%. if people can sacrifice, why not a dog? oh the dog is not making a decision. >> i have seen the sweaters you you put on your dog. >> it gets very cold. >> do you have chanel shoes? >> they are not chanel, but she did get glass in her paw. >> have you ever base jumped? >> have i never base jumped -- i have never base jumped and you couldn't pay me to do it. i never had a dog so i don't know what that is like either. i don't know anything about this story, but i commend him on his excellent camera work. how you can deal with hair nesting a dog and throwing it down there and strapping it in. i was impressed with that. >> maybe it was fake. >> i don't think so. >> stir the pot. >> seriously you dress your dog? >> in the winter she gets -- she is eight pounds and very tiny. she shakes in the winter. only in the winter. >> she has fur. >> but she has a little motorcycle motorcycle

although peta may argue. >> andy, where do you come down on this if you come down on this at all? >> when i first heard about it i thought it was a delivery service. i thought there were drones and they would drop the stuff in the chute. you said this was done by lazy people? i substitute stoned. it is done by people highly, highly baked. pizza is a good idea, but not in a bag. putting food in a bag is cheesy. drop slices of pizza and french fries. each fry gets its own parachute. >> that's all right. they are like pledgets army -- little army men. >> they should do frashutto. >> this is all just waiting out there. >> i will take five grilled cheese. >> i with i will take an ounce of cheese. >> it is no dice for rice. which means it is time for tonight's special edition of -- >> is this racist? >> there we go. over the weekend condoleezza rice, if that's her real name, announced she would not deliver her planned commencement address at rutgers university due to protest by students and faculty. the former of -- former secretary of state said it should be a time of celebration for t

tia mowery cut this ad for peta. >> it is filling and full, it's acidic, full of fat and clogs up theteries. john: yeah, robb. you paleo folks push lots of meat. >> i mean really when you look at the literature on the paleo diet, the predominance is vegetables, fruits, nuts, tubers, nuts and seeds. . >> the guardian reports that french vegans face trial after the death of a baby fed only on breast milk from a vegan mom. clearly it's not enough for everyone to live. >> i disagree, there is so much evidence of the vegan diet being healthy for pregnant women and for their children while breast-feeding. in this particular case, they were fed soy milk and replaced breast milk as well as apple juice. it wasn't a nutrient rich and the right diet for the baby. john: you say it's all healthy, all this stuff is vegan certified, right? >> i don't eat that stuff. john: vegan doesn't mean healthy. >> no. >> that's why i advocate for whole food diet. this is something we agree on a lot is getting back to eating whole foods that are nutrient dense. john: most of these are american heart association

international airport agreed to post an advertisement urging tourists to avoid sea world, it is sponsored by petarport settled a lawsuit by agreeing to post the ad for one month. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a baby born on the side of a highway in texas as her mother was losing her own life from injuries he suffered in a car accident. ktvu's mike mibach reports on the stranger from san jose who was honored today for her bravery and helping deliver the baby. >> reporter: born not in a hospital but along highway 77 in the southern tip of texas. >> she was courageous. >> the woman who brought her into the world. it was july last summer when a san jose resident was driving to her mother's funeral when she came upon a accident scene. one of the injured a 19-year- old who was 8 months pregnant. >> she kept asking how is my baby and i thought she was referring to her toddler. it was her unborn kid she was referring to. >> she helped deliver the baby. >> reporter: a truck driver stopped and used a shoe thristy the umbilical cord. a year later they hand her the department's director award for her bravery. >> with

tia mowery cut this for peta. >> when you tend to eata meat, it's rather filling and full, extremely of fatll and clogs up the arteries. >> yeah, rob. you paleo folks push lots of fol meat. >> really when you look at themt literature on the diet, the proceed dominance is vegetables. fruit, routes, nuts, tubers, seeds. it's about 60% of the calories should come from fruits and vegetables. >> guardian reports that french vegans face trial after theat death of a baby fed only breast millioning from a vegan mom.om clearly it's not enough for everyone to live. >> i disagree. there are so -- there is so much evidence of the vegan diet. the plant-based diet beingence healthy for pregnant women and for their children while they'ro breast-feeding. this particular case, they were actually being fed soy milk and replaced breast milk. so it wasn't a nutrient rich and the right diet for that baby. >> you say it's so healthy. all this stuff is vegan certified, right? >> i don't eat that stuff. doesn't mean healthy. >> it doesn't. that's why i'm an advocate for a whole foods plant based diet.hel no

i found that same panel found that one the government agency was classifying a peta bite of new raw datait's also left the american people disillusioned, almost 60% of young people felt the n smt a leaks served the public interest. they want less secrets but it is a run away train and these guidelines are a step in exactly the wrong direction. that's the story in the papers today and making headlines. as we do every week we've asked you to tell a story isn't making the headlines, it's underreported and here are these results from your votes this week. take a look. in third place with 18% of the vote, lack of funding for pediatric cancer research. runner up with 22%, male sexual assault in the military and finally the winner folks, is the fight over net neutrality, a whopping 60% of your votes. we're going to bring you that story on monday. first up, today on rfd, stay tuned because up next, you ever make a real connection with house speaker john boehner? now is your chance. we'll tell you how and why next. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three chees

wer is peta? >>> did you know we're eventually moving to mars? did you know that?n kidding about this. many big names stepped up supporting idea like tesla ceo elon musk is one. even head of nasa, charles bolden says i think this will safe humanity. he said, quote, if this species is to survive we need to become a multiplanet species. we need to go to mars. now woe have the outfit. joining me former nasa astronaut tom jones to discuss more about this. before we get to the suit which is official. we have the clothes for it, we're ready to go, what, why are we leaving earth? why do we need to go to mars? >> eventually we'll face a threat that will wipe out this planet as an abode for our species so we have to have feet on couple planets. melissa: a big threat? >> a virus, asteroid, it will happen some day. no reason to think about. if we're going to survive to beat out dinosaurs for the longevity prize. melissa: you think we'll all have to bail? >> not everybody but we have to have a reservoir of humanity in the solar system. melissa: why mars? >> the most either lik

peta's readied to call us about this one. >> i was having bacon and eggs this morning, and i was thinking of whiskey. here's the problem, whiskey flavored doesn't sound like fruit-flavored. but here, instead if they called it whiskey-fed pigs like corn-fed beef or grass-fed beef, we would, a, believe it, b, we would think more of it and pay more for it and, c, think the pigs had a good time before. melissa: okay. yeah, that's true. go work on that vacuum problem, bruce. thank you. all right, need a mote with that -- moot with that mansion? dr. dre buying himself some new digs from tom brady and giselle. who better to talk to than josh altman? at the end of the day, it is all about "money." ♪ ♪ we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses

the company is telling investors that peta bc is going through extra compliance -- that pwc is going through extra compliance layers. i don't believe that. i think pwc is not going to communicate to the company if they are considering resigning. it is impossible to say what is going on. but i do feel that it is probable that the company does not get an unqualified audit opinion. for youthis a take to say "i was wrong, this didn't work out, i believe what they are saying"? there are 2 things. that is being wrong in your thesis that the company is a fraud, or that it is incapable of generating cash. and then there is the stock going up. in the case of focus media, it is a fraud, it was a fraud. acquired at a premium to where we sure did -- shorted it. bizarree acquisition is . and a lot of people in singapore have questioned it. >> what is it a rally where i am out? >> there are times where we certainly can look at a stock and say we can reenter. hedge.imes we will nq andrelation between his other china internet stocks -- that is really -- on the holcomb of the thesis on these companie

myself, and others have the ability to make these choices because if the humane geteties and the peta'sheir way, we will have no choice. it will be taking away this longtime heritage of ours and our opportunity to go out whether it is to hunt pheasants deer, goducks or hunt to alaska and hunts moose, we want to make sure that those choices remain available. i should add that i think people need to understand that there is more than just personal choice involved here. the hunting and fishing community basically provides almost 100% of the wildlife conservation funding at the state level through licenses and stamps and at the federal level through special excise taxes that the federal government levies on ammunition, guns, and fishing tackle. those money is approximate about $4 billion a year that sustain our wildlife management program within the united states. we terminate hunting and fishing through the failure to protect it from these activists, we terminate that funding stream for wildlife conservation, and both hunting and on hunting public will suffer. host: jim's question on twitt

this morning peta demanding a memorial for the turkeys.eds of terrified turkeys who died here in a truck crash. they got a prompt response saying, quote, this request does not meet the policy for road side memorial signs and udot will not make an exception to this policy. in this case, no memorial for turkeys. can you imagine taxpayers paying for that? >> that's what they wanted. >> true story. >> it is. >> can't make that up. gobble that up. >> thank you. >>> well, they put their lives on the line for fighting for our country. for decades and decades. so why did dozens ever veterans die while waiting to see a doctor? was it for money? with the man who blew the whistle blower, we're going to be up next. >> big trouble for ben affleck. let's just say what happened in vegas didn't stay in vegas. sorry, benny. ♪ ♪ sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor befor

and there was peta.york, too. >> it's a beauty. >> reporter: between the day-to-day chaos of being dad and mom -- >> lunches. >> reporter: birkhead is ready to start a new chapter. >> it put it in perspective. you do need to spend time for yourself. >> "celebrity wife swap" at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central, here on abc. >>> right now, to ginger for a final check of the weather. >> do a sashay to get over to me. come over and say hello to everybody in the crowd here. this young lady says she watches every morning. what's your name? >> mary. >> she watches to see what i'm wearing. i like that hot pink. it feels summer-like. that's how we're going to begin our forecast. stormy skies in texas. and in jacksonville, florida, yesterday, hail. we saw the storm reports. we will see more today but not for atlanta. look at this beautiful shot, but from wsb. a blue sky. tallahassee will be close to 90. miami will be just short of 90 degrees. nice in the northeast. >> good morning, we are starting off with cloud c

isthe pairing of these two just like peta butter and jelly, as we always say.together. are creating a food and beverage per folio and a convenient space, you will be greeting a pepsico and i say it without a doubt. >> are investors convinced of that? thisey have been pushing message very hard, and they seem absolutely committed to it, not only in the u.s. but internationally as well. as you know, nelson peltz said really power of one is more talk than actually do and he says because of the fact that they have lagged peers when it comes to some of these products, he says that as evidence that power of one really isn't the benefit as the company makes it out to be. >> but the stock price, though, if i look at the 12 month chart of pepsico versus coca-cola, it seems as if that's the is ispacing coke -- pepsico outpacing coke. >> interesting because coca-cola had is really devastating period was go and pepsico came in able to make hay and then coke revitalized itself with a new ceo and a new focus and they have been really pushing hard and ramping up the competitio

the petition was started by a member of peta who says this person does not understand the complete storyudents involved in the museum are talking about doing another online message to positively talk about the aspects of the museum. officials say they're working with the petaluma animal control services to make sure this does not happen again. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:16. it may soon cost more for developers to build in palo alto, but reportedly it's all in the name of public safety. the city council will vote next monday on a proposal to add new fees for hotels and other major developments. the money would help pay for a new building to house the palo alto police department and other public safety officers. the city said that could add up to $27 million over the next 20 years. it's still less than half of what the public safety headquarters will actually cost. >>> 8:17. a group of riders in san francisco want muni to cancel plans for free metered parking on sundays. in january of last year, the city started charging for parking on sundays. this year mayor ed lee decided t

james maslow and peta murgatroyd physically feeling the effects of their tango and freestyle. >> i gots the only way i'll get through this. >> reporter: derek hough stretching on the ballroom floor with an ice pack after rehearsing his salsa and free style with amy purdy. >> i've got really dangerous legs. my legs are like weapons. they're metal legs and so we're doing all these flips. >> and her legs went -- pow right -- i literally -- i blacked out for a hot second. i was like, wow, i fell down to the floor. ♪ mack simil macksim rehearsing the argentine tan go with a stand-in. partner meryl davis was out of town performing in "stars on ice." >> i'm like a lost puppy without an owner. >> reporter: but meryl is back with maks tonight and believes the pressure won't get to her. >> being able to channel the adrenaline in a positive way is something that i should definitely be able to do well. >> reporter: a dream come true for maks. so what about mark's nightmare? he's now out of the hospital with a sling. will doctors let him dance tonight? the world will find out hours from now. for "g

and by popular demand on twitter, james and peta reprised their freestyle dance that made heads spinthe spark between the couples that may last a little longer. this season may be over but the dancing certainly is not. winning couple meryl and maks and the finalists fly overnight to new york city for a special after party on "good morning america." john and diana? >> all right, thanks. exciting season. >> competitive season. it was like the season to watch. these two a lot of people are saying there's rumors out there. >> looking cozy. >> yeah, a lot of positive things happening for maks. they say she smooths out the edges, not only in dancing but in his personality. he seems to be softer and nicer. >> they look a little extra happy. who knows? we're totally speculating. makes you wonder. and nicer. >> they look a little cozy. makes you wonder. >>> this morning on "world news now," burger alert. growing concerns about 900 tons of ground beef from a michigan meatpacker linked to serious illnesses. >>> a hot knife in your guts or battery acid. >> the expanding recall and the tough ques

is the cofounder of the george mark children's health. 10 years ago when it opened it was the first petapice facility in the country. >> it's named after my two brothers, george and mark and george died of cancer when he was 30. >> her brother mark was killed in a car crash as a teenager. 75% of their $5 million a year budget comes from donations which is why the san leandro police are stepping in to help. >> we decided to adopt them as a charity. >> the department's organized a s.w.a.t. fitness challenge with 40 teams from across the state participating. >> our goal is really to raise $20,000 from the entry fees for the event. >> all of the money comes back here to help families like the mckay webers to make the most of the time they have left. >> i always say that it's our like, as our family, it's our painfully beautiful time together. people think -- and it is, it's really sad, it's really traumatic, but there's so much beauty in that too and that's for me what george mark is. >> a place to remember and reflect on the final days of her son's life and the comfort this second home and

german filmmaker peta gave all travel to qatar and was even detained and imprisoned for trying to investigate work as conditions he said some of what he witnessed whether we were talking to obviously workers there at night time at daytime shows after all the exact day of the fear they obviously have their well there's a couple of things you have to take into account first is the mere temperature we're out talking here about forty five degrees minimum in winter and we're talking about an average of fifty plus degrees celsius in the summer time that giving very harsh conditions for the workers there a second is the transport from end to the sides they're being crammed through to buses hundreds of them and they're being driver driven around from site to site and it takes hours sometimes adding to a full eleven hours work day we're adding it up to sixteen or seventeen hours when they're coming back to their mostly poor accommodations they're all exhausted that's one of the main health problems workers are facing there are. it's not only the world cup workers who are enduring a tough time at the h

if you're trying to spread hate or ideology meanwhile jewish groups are upset about the move assays peta owner has been following this story for. the highest court in switzerland overturned a conviction for for rape on racial charges of a man who during a demonstration when people were giving the oath to switzerland he opted for giving a twenty second nazi salute now they said that this was not a racially racially aggravated incident that he was merely expressing his own convictions and that was allowed they did say though that if it were the nazi salute was being used to. advertise racial and gender then it was racist but that leaves it open to a lot of interpretation just to put into perspective what the salute still means here in europe here in germany in austria and in the czech republic it's a criminal act and you could end up in jail for it is the universally reviled as one of the the most obvious symbols of hatred just again on the streets but against all of those that were persecuted by the nazis when we look at incidents that happened when it has come up in public in the recent