i think your pig needs his own emotional support pig.hink-- and you know what, by the way, that pig apparently flies all the time testimony a little xanax, neck pillow, he's all right. maybe pigs shouldn't be anying but there has to be a middle ground between locking pigs in tiny cages and letting them run amok on airplanes. something that combines space with economy, maybe the backseat of a ford fiesta. ford fiesta, keep your pig in one. but how bad could the pig even have been? >> another passenger said the pig didn't smell so good. and then it became incontinent. >> as the owner tried to enclue up the mess, the pig began running back and forth. >> yeah, this is-- in is your captain speaking. if you lack to your rit will you see the grand canyon, if you look to your left, you will see a squealing pig taking a dump on the drink cart. enjoy your flight. you know when are you sitting on a flight, watching a [bleep] pig run up and down the aisle, or watching any governor [bleep] all over a chance to do the right thing,s this's the time you

1.5 billion pigs a this is considered a success story. this is called sustainable intense indication. pigs will produce half a pounds of urine and day.s every don't of the space -- if we're interested in feeding all the people who are joining us on planet we did not feed them all grass fed meat. it's not an option. when he lock at mitigation opportunities and agriculture this is a new report came out in january which modeled all the different po tensions and what came out is number one is shifting dietary trends. f we can shift our eating patterns it's the greatest potential available to us to agriculture and forestry. witching to a plant based diet half.it in meeting our goals is a huge challenge but there is a lot of for reduced consumption while getting calories to people it. the benefit is to individuals and society in reducing animal sourced foods going to move quickly through these. but there's problems -- there because of es to it all the enormous subsidies, all dollars and ur tax pock tote keep this machine going and keep meat so

can you see also the variety. >> yeah. >> we consider the tuna like a pig. anything. see, this is typical. you can find all it here. >> oh, those are the tiny, tiny little clams. >> right. >> yes. >> you can see the shrimp are normally still alive. >> so i see sepia. baby -- >> baby sardine. >> baby swordfish. i'm joining tomaso for lunch today. mom's cooking, so we've got to do some shopping. >> bongiourno. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they look beautiful. >> yeah. the color is beautiful. >> and bongiourno. so, we'll go have some today, so the shrimp and -- >> baby sardines. >> gracias. bongiourno. >> i'll tell you. >> what do you want to try? blood sausage? [ speaking foreign language ] >> just blood? no onion, no spice, nothing? >> a little salt. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> oh, a little pepper. >> si. >> you squeeze it? >> no, no, your hand. >> mm-mmm. [ speaking foreign language ] >> like cordula. >> si. interesting runner-up. >> oh, that's good, mm-mmm. usually, i don't like tripe plain. i like in the a sauce and a little spicy. that's very tasty. looks

i don't think we should condemn the pig. if you are a muslim you can't have that pig on the plane. she was committing a hate crime. >> maybe she should be fired. i don't know her job. we have to go. >> she is an aspiring model. >> every one of us are an aspiring model. except joanne. >> we have to go. see you tomorrow. sharpton who wap over the weekend. >> we

pigs on planes. liz: no pigs on planes.at we may have the ceo of the company that beat it all, beat the black friday sales. why? because they were the earliest of the early birds. gamestop, actually, he's the president, tony barel is going to be joining us in a fox business exclusive. they put in their sales a full eight days before everybody else. how did that work out for them? what are the best selling games out there? we're going to get the numbers from gamestop's president. by the way, this is a stock -- you want to talk long-term investing? over the past ten years it's up 233%. shorter term, three years, up 68%. so it's struggling here today, but we're looking at gamestop as a possible winner. we'll find out at the top of the hour when tony joins us. and, of course, for all of you who have been shopping online, don't do one more mouse click until you watch our interview with the agare ceo. they are able to look through six billion messages per day to make sure there's no malware. so you've got to make sure you're doin

there's the pig.nother passenger said the pig didn't smell so good, which you would expect for a pig. then it became incontinent. as the owner tried to clean up the mess, the pig began running back and forth. the woman brought pig along as an emotional support animal, which i guess the airline allows up to a point. >> i'm sure the pig might have been in distress as well being on that plane with people that don't always smell so good either. >> that's what happens when pigs fly. 6:52 your time now. >> i can't recover. can you take over? >> go for it. >> this morning it's the first day of december, which also marks the first day of meteorological winter. woo-hoo! we have the party hats and noise makers in the weather center. we're all set. for your drive time, certainly not going to be feeling like winter when you step out the door. hovering in the low 50s. you'll need sunglasses. lots of sunshine through the morning. dry roads for the afternoon commute. by late afternoon, back into the low six. after w

cages that keep pregnant pigs immobilized.hey're so small, pigs can't even turn around in them. and they're used primarily as a cost-cutting measure so that fares can pack more pigs into a smaller space. laws banning them have passed in nine states. but here's where it gets interesting. gestation krats are seldom, if ever, used in new jersey. the bill would be a symbolic affirmation that this bill is not okay. terry branstad, who hails from the country's largest producer of pork, which also happens to be home to the nation's first presidential caucus, has been very public about his attempts to sway christie on the matter. when he vetoed the latest version of the bill, christie earned what he was looking for and taking a little veto lap of his own. >> i did share with governor christie my personal experience and my interest in this. and that of the iowa farm bureau and the national pork producers. i give him credit for listening to and understanding that this is something that we're very worried about. >> christie had high prai

i met a lot of pigs, chasing a pig, lifted the pigs, fed the pigs, ate a pig. that was fun. you know what i didn't do? i didn't go to a show. i have unlimited access and i get to lift a beautiful woman in bathing suit out of a giant pool and drop her from a great height. not a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it. new show, new mission, same guy. ♪ >>> be right with you. just a little something for the facebook. okay. i was in meeting over at cnn and the guy in the meeting is that guy. i was on my way to the airport and mark said i can take you. i said really? he said i got plane. i said that sounds great. here we are. mark has pointed out the place, the laboratory if you need to pee flip this downright here and pee in here. why am i touching? why would i do that? >> it hasn't been used in a long time. >> it's not a g4 but i got to fly it. flying's always fun and whenever you head to vegas fun is the operative word. last time i was there i took in a show called le reve which i believe means the dream. what i saw in the dream, i'm pretty sure human beings are not supposed t

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louis at a line of police officers. >> pigs in a blanket! [indecipherable] >> pigs in a blanket! [indecipherable] >> it feels great. >> they're saying pigs in a blanket, fry ' em like bacon. >> the leader is a ferguson guy sort of fueling the fire along the way. >> the question is did someone lay the groundwork for this type of angst towards law enforcement? six months ago -- let's say a year ago the biggest story in new york, through the country but new york especially, now all of a sudden the nypd seen as the bad guys who have to be retrained, possibly infused with racism. that coming from possibly the mayor's office as he reflects on what his son has to go through. thinking back, they say his son, that could have been him out there. it could have been the mayor's son in that cop car who randomly was shot on the streets of new york. so the question is, is it making things worse? are our leaders making things more dangerous as the people in law enforcement try to make us safe? milwaukee county sherrif david clarke weighs in. >> the last three months we've heard nothing but hate

there's a whole new meaning to the phrase - if pigs fly. coming up, one pot belly pig - not appreciated by fellow passengers. why he was escorted off the plane. next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. whenyou obsess over find neperfection, elevate form, and reinvent a category. you also attract a lot of attention. chevrolet. the most awarded car company of the year. not ford, honda, or toyota. hurry in, the chevy black friday sale ends monday. get 0% financing plus $1000 dollars and no monthly payments until next year on these models and more. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>vicki liviackis a woman was kicked off of a us airways flight for bringing a "disruptive" pot-bellied pig onboard with her as. emotional support. here's a cellphone photo from one of the passengers onboard that flight out of connecticut. fellow passengers said that it started to smell like a barnyard.

>> but the pig, the pig. >> what about that body in the desert?hen the eating of pig had to be clandestine. but a bit of history we can verify, this pig's been cooked slow over hot coals for the last 17 hours. >> i caught a peek of its ass. it looks delicious. >> frank here, he knows. he runs poncho's barbecue in albuquerque. time to get slicing. i step in, help frank break my piggy friend down into his constituent parts. beautiful. >> first off go the legs, what you call your fresh ham. then your forequarter, your shoulders and whatnot. the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. >> all right. now mr. head. >> all those pig parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with posole. it's going into chili. red or green. >> oh, yeah, that's going to be beautiful. >> the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of

> she said i'm here to feed the pigs.s clear she may need the help. >> she began throwing raw bacon and sausage on to the officers. her mother told the judge that her daughter is a good person and needs some help. she was released into custody of her parents. >>> it's been quite a year for sports for the bay area. let's take a look now back at the biggest moments this year. . >> that's what you're going to get. >> policeno audio. . >> leads the series. . >> compete in the winter olympics. >> definitely it's an experience that everybody dreams about and for me to already is so cool. i can't believe it's already over. >> opening night for the san francisco 49ers. . >> again man, i really don't want to talk about you know, the draft. >> shotgun snap and a clean fashion. . >> we're getting better, closer and closer. . >> snap, no time out with 6 and 5, hurry. . >> it's sad to see him go. >> there's no looking ahead. you really you want to win the division. you want to avoid a one game play off. >> here it comes. swing and dri

we probably put a little bit more of the throwaway in our cooking, the pig feet, the pig tail, the neckhave some of that, for sure. is that fried okra there? i'll have a little of that. might need more than one plate at this rate. let me get some mac and cheese. what's that, lima beans? the red bean. oh, man, that looks kind of good, too. yeah, little bit of that. neck bones floating around somewhere? >> right here. >> okay, yeah, i'll have some of those. little rice and gravy on there, yeah. thanks. and oh, i don't know, a piece of fried chicken there. if you got a thigh, that would be great. >> okra's perfect. >> yeah, it is. oh, man, that's good. >> now here in the south, if you want to, you can throw your fork away and just grab a neck bone. >> oh, yeah, i'll be working on that. >> we forgive you and don't hold it against you. >> i could eat this okra all day long, man. it's good. >> i don't know what you think about those greens and butter beans. >> they're nice. that's tasty. do you think the right people get the credit for southern cooking as we know it? >> i do. >> you think the

a woman is kicked off a plane for something her pet pig did. that story next. >> vicki liviakis a woman was kicked off of a us airways flight for bringing a "disruptive" pot-bellied pig onboard with her as. emotional support. here's a cellphone photo from one of the passengers onboard that flight out of connecticut. fellow passengers said that it started to smell like a barnyard. p and down the aisle and defecated before the crew asked the woman to leave. emotional support animals can be dogs, cats, even monkeys, and now apparently a pig. considered legal on flights.by the department of transportation. as long as they behave. coming up. has black friday lost its allure? what might be behind lower sales numbers this holiday weekend. and next. residents alarmed after hearing about a grocery store robbery in their neighborhood. details ahead. >> brian van aken we have a light rain for the north bay currently but some heavy showers in other areas around highway 1 01. we have a very wet corp. forecast for the week >> vicki liviakis employees at a sa

are pigs bad? look what we do with them. before 1945 or so the world was >> where is the time keeper? god put animals on the planet for a reason. we just don't know how to use them or work with them very well and we lost touch with who they are and who we are and how they work in the system. is meat bad? are cows bad? are pigs bad? look what we do with them. before 1945 or so the world was organic. this country was covered with small scale farms but distributed network of production and distribution and consumption. as soon as we started shipping things all over the planet from the cheapest source, we started to mess with the knew trent cycle that keeps us alive. i got a little video. i'm not going to show my slides. can you cue up that little short. it's about a minute. we've been -- we got a little gem about 35 miles from here. you can hear me okay? and -- can this go longer? my neck is being bent. we've got about a little gem, about 240 acres south of here but down obviously and outside of carbondale and it's really only

pig squealing. >>> and can you believe a mile- long line at airport security?what you can do to avoid the long line. >> there are things that people can do to make their lives easier. >>> then, the congressional staffer what bashed sasha and malia for wearing short skirts. wait until you hear what she did as a teen. >>> and ray rice's wife speaks out but what was she really thinking? straight from a body language expert. >> you can really see there's defection happening. >>> plus, hands up uproar. >> police are demanding an apology from the nfl.

. >>> an emotional support pig gave new meaning to when pigs fly. a female passenger boarded a flight in wednesday with a 70- pound pet pig. passengers say they first noticed the smell of a barn yard and then things got worse when that pig defecated in the aisle and started running back and forth. both the owner and pig were asked to remove themselves before the flight took off. >> big being a big. >>> the wet weather system is turning into snow in the sierra. snow fall last night at north star. a foot of snow at lake tahoe resorts since friday night. that brought a huge smile to skiers and snowboarders and businesses. this is what it looked like for those heading to the mountains this afternoon. roads were slick on interstate 80. but all the snow was pushed to the side of the road. caltrans was not requiring chains on 80 or highway 50. >> a welcomed sight. >>> mark tamayo, let's find out about the weather here. more rain is expected. >> quite a bit more rain. we are getting the breaks. you can see outside and get ready. tomorrow a break day. here i

this may be my final post i am putting pigs in a blanket. he stopped for a moment spoke to a couple of people on the street. chief of detective robert point explains what happened next. >> he puts it on instagram and says watch what i am going to do. he walked down on torch kins passes the two officers in the car circles back around and comes up behind the officers. >> he fired four shots in all through the closed passenger side window of the pat control car killing those officers liu and ramos. he then ran into a subway station. listen to this. >> this guy is crazy. >> that's the chaos inside the subway station there. police yelling at people who were in there to get down to lay on the floor. they then found brinsly dead from a she have inflicted gun shot wound. police departments from new york and around the country are on high alert responding to calls in two's or three's and wear their bulletproof guests at all times. minutes before the fatal shooting of the two officers police in baltimore attached a picture to brinsley too late for any

folks, my guest tonight is the feminist author of "female chauvinist pigs."ugh i believe the correct term is "femal chauvenist sows." please welcome, ariel levy. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers ) >> stephen: is that far enough? >> you look beautiful. >> stephen: thank you. it's all part of the settlement. ( laughter ) welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: my god, i got nose bleeds up in those things. let me get my shoe backs on. >> sure. >> stephen: go ahead and do whatever you need to do over there while i'm doing this. so welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> stephen: how auspicious they shv a female guest on my salute to the american lady. >> very strategic. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) "female chauvinist pigs" is the name of your book. women and the rise of raunch culture. >> yes. >> stephen: what is "raunch culture?" >> raunch culture is this term i made up to describe the spread of aesthetics and values of a red light district into mainstream culture. it's like having cardiostriptease classes at the gym --. >> stephen: i've seen t

schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones.wn principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on the new unimax maxpatriot. now just $49.99. tracfone. do everything for less. >>> the roaring of a powerful engine. the screech of rubber and off we go. kings of the road in our citroen deux chevaux. two horse power classic. >> no power steering, huh? >> you're kidding. >> it's like a toy car. >> we're going back in time a bit, to the area where daniel grew up, where life was very different from new york. were you the misfit of the family, rebellious or -- >> i was quite rebellious. my parents were talking to me about the idea of taking over the farm. as the oldest son, that would have been the logical thing. >> right. the farmer's life was not for you. >> no. >> he grew up in a true farm family. you milk the cows, tended the animals. daniel claims he never even saw processed food until he was a teenager. [ en

here in northern thailand, pig reigns supreme.re is made out of pig. >> what did you order? >> grilled pig tail. >> that sounds superb. >> yep. then we ordered some sai oua, northern thai herbal pork sausage. >> oh, yeah, i'm on that. >> brain. some pig's brain. >> yeah. i'm not a big brain fan. a custardy sort of texture, coupled with this sort of nutty taste. frankly, i would sooner grab a big handful of nut sack, so to speak. >> it's mixed with a curry paste and some herbs and stuff, thrown into a banana leaf and then grilled. it's like eating scrambled eggs. you'll love it. then we ordered luu, raw blood soup. >> raw. what do you mean, they don't cook it? >> they do not cook the blood. >> they put it into a hot soup. >> no. this is raw blood. >> really. >> there's two kinds that you can get here. one is the addition of ki ang which means young -- so it's basically the partially digested juice that's made from when a cow eats grass. -- juice. >> oh, geez. >> exactly, yeah. >> oh, no. >> i did not order that. we're not having th

baby jesus replaced by the head of a real pig? how investigators are now trying to track down the suspect. >>> at 12 minutes after 5:00, here's a live look at center city. this is the aramark building. you can see the flags are gently blowing out there in the breeze. a light breeze out there this morning. temperatures are now in the mid-30s. we are going to warm up into the 50s today. marie grossman will have the details in the 7-day forecast. >>> a restaurant is taking some heat for a controversial message on its digital signage board. the owner of rivoli's in town center posted a message that says, i can breathe. he said he posted the message to show his support for police. some people blasted the sign as a negative reference to eric garner's final words, i can't breathe. eric garner died in july after a new york city police officer placed him in a chokehold. it sparked at least 2,000 comments on the police blog copblock. >> that officer was in an unfortunate situation and was just doing his job. evidently he did it by the book.

1.5 billion pigs a this is considered a success story. this is called sustainable intense indication. pigs will produce half a pounds of urine and day.s every don't of the space -- if we're interested in feeding all the people who are joining us on planet we did not feed them all grass fed meat. it's not an option. when he lock at mitigation opportunities and agriculture this is a new report came out in january which modeled all the different po tensions and what came out is number one is shifting dietary trends. f we can shift our eating patterns it's the greatest potential available to us to agriculture and forestry. witching to a plant based diet cuts it in just trying to get adequate calories to people meeting our sustainable goals is a huge challenge buzz there's a lot of room for consumption to get calories to people who need it. e it. the benefit is to individuals and society in reducing animal sourced foods going to move quickly through these. but there's problems -- there because of es to it all the enormous subsidies, all dollar

of u-2 flights. >> he didn't want to get sucked in once again as he had at the time of the bay of pigsted hard evidence. >> it was the combination of very good, high level photography plus espionage that made it possible for the u.s. intelligence community to say, mr. president, we are absolutely convinced that they're putting missiles in cuba. >> kennedy gets together a group of his closest advisers known as the ex-com. the executive committee of the national security council. >> sir, we have never seen this kind of installation before. >> even in the soviet union? >> no, sir. >> how do you know this is a medium-range ballistic missile? >> the length, sir. >> u.s. intelligence showed half of the parts of the united states that would be hit by a nuclear attack and the figure was about 30 million americans were in danger of dying. >> my father, he want to be recognized as equal. if you're not recognized as equal, you challenge opposite side. >> now, what kind of military action are we capable of carrying out? and what may be some of the consequences? >> we could carry out an air strike

was booted off the pig.film of all time is reportedly getting a sequel. disney's blockbuster "frozen" is set for a follow-up. that's according to idina menzel who provided the voice of "elsa." it brought in more than $1.2 billion worldwide. it also won an oscar for the best original song "let it go" which has been stuck in parent's heads -- >> so, mika, i know your children are older, have they seen it yet? >> one of them has. >> okay. >> yes. >> i've seen it 1,000 times. >> it's good, it's really good. it's on demand so now people can rent it. i think it's really popular for the kids. at christmastime, elsa gear, everywhere. >> elsa. >> it's very good. i mean, it's not "lion king" which i've seen 4,700 times with my children. >> i've never seen "lion king." >> oh, my god. >> up next, ray rice is able to sign with any team in the nfl but which team will take a chance on the troubled player? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let me get tyes?straight... lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exa

i do remember the bay of pigs and i remember all that. but any time you recognize a country it's good for you. the reason it's good for you is you are able to establish a -- a base within that country, and if we haven't been able to do that. you know, when you have a consulate or an embassy somewhere that allows you to get spies into the, behind the curtain as it were. you can do all kinds of things. you can't do -- if you just let -- >> and libya, wayne. >> let me finish, please. let me finish, jonathan. you talked. let me finish. you've got to be able to do that. to have an access before you do anything else. now what you do of that access is very important. so we've got to wait and see. >> by the way, wayne, in spanish you say, shut up. [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> you know, eric, you mentioned bay of pigs. >> that's too nice of a translation for wayne. >> well, what about victory in the pacific day? i mean, i don't need raul castro bowing down on the deck of the "uss missouri." what about acknowledgement of past aggression and

and will that pig be there? yes. then i will tell her to take her pig. [laughter] and i said to my old master that if he was there and i was there in the coat was there, he might take his coat. the old master somehow never failed to show up and for this occasion neutral ground in the heart of new york city served equally well. brown had been addressing this family gathering during more than eight quarter-century but the court element that he told that night was exactly what it had always been. once again he blockheads in a battle of wits this time for an uninitiated new york audience enchanted with the verbal ingenuity in which he had an antagonist. the flesh and blood reality was more complicated. old master got his relatives and was never going to give them back. psychologically for brown the pass was never passed and it lingered endlessly on consciousness. and so the final excerpt comes from a chapter, the next-to-last chapter called help you to find my people. that haunting phrase appeared in black newspapers after the still warm seeking lost members

pet pig. life in cairo egypt would even challenge a superhero like spiderman. this is what one photographer is out to demonstrate in this series of shots available on his youtube channel. we see the comic strip character carrying out all manner of everyday tasks.

i got a pig for my ninth birthday, not a pot belly pigs but the way pigs used to be. it was small for a couple of weeks, and it was my dog. and it grew up to be 350 pounds, and i became a vegetarian like three days after my ninth birthday, and -- because i wouldn't eat my dog or wouldn't eat my pig. that was it. that book had a huge impact on me. >> did you have a literary hero as a child oar now? >> i suppose as a child it was aragorn in the lord of the rings and captain haddock. >> francine? >> well, i liked all those very basic empowered girls, pippy longstocking, and joe. they maintain lot to me. >> walter other, than spider-man? >> has to be other than -- no. my -- i always have a problem with talking about writing to readers because readers think a lot 0 about reading and i don't know what writers think but i don't think a lot about reading, and i rarely texas that reading has anything too do with writing. i don't equate them. they're two different things. i like them both. but -- so, the guy who i like the most is homer. not only was he illiterate-he was also b

. >> this will cheer you up, a pig with a legal-on. ope tries to eat a lemon. >> he doesn't like a lemon. >> even pigs have taste, y'all. the owner is like you gave it a good try. ope does not eat the lemon. why are you giving this to me? >> she opens up the tissue paper and pulls out paper. >> read it. >> she breaks down in tears. her hands are in front of her face. >> concert tickets? >> arianna grande concert tickets beings like the ticket for a 12-year-old girl. that is one of our awesome editors. this is his adorable niece. >> april for spring break we'll come back and you get to watch arianna grande. the seats are right in the front row. >> she can't believe it. we work with brad every day. you can't just have the tickets. >> only way to get the tickets is to sing the song. >> she sings love me harder. >> she's got a pretty voice. >> she might be arianna grande ten years from now. >>> happy birthday, madison! >> forget traditional haircuts. at this barber shop you will get anything. >> free throw hairstyles for people who dare to

it's >>> pig on a plane!> deborah: passenger revolt after a woman boarded a plane with a giant pig. >> you've got an 80-pound pig squealing. >>> and can you believe a mile- long line at airport security? >> what you can do to avoid the long line. >> there are things that people can do to make their lives easier. >>> then, the congressional staffer what bashed sasha and malia for wearing short skirts. wait until you hear what she did as a teen. >>> and ray rice's wife speaks out but what was she really thinking? straight from a body language expert. >> you can really see there's defection happening. >>> plus,

. >> and forget about putting lipstick on a pig. a farmer promises these pigs are the next big thing in skin care. find out why he thinks they can make you say praise the lard. praise the lard. >> i like that. we'll be back. >> new jersey governor chris christie will be in camden today to make announcement about school construction project in the city. critics complain the governor hasn't done enough to replace aging school buildings there. the governor's office isn't sharing many other details about today's visit, but "eyewitness news" will be there, and we'll let you know what the governor announcer cents. >> health alert in mercer county, diagnosissed when help tight a. infected person works at rosa's restaurant and catering in hamilton township, and you can be at risk of getting hepatitis if you ate there between november 10th and yesterday. some of the symptoms of help tight a are a mild fever, loss of appetite, nausea, and being tired. those symptoms usually appear two-six weeks after a person has been exposed to the virus n y

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pig lard something that people use to make other soses and stuff.believes it actually has healing properties for people with bad skin so he's produce ing a line of products called heel fast and this debuted over the weekend. now, the farmer believes that the lard can be used while infused with other things to heel acne, wounds, burns and scars. he puts other oils and plant extracts in it. some of which are grown on the farm and simply believes that lard is nature's best kept beauty secret although i don't see any doctors confirming this yet. >> but a bunch of southerners have been telling you they've been doing that for years. >> putting it on your face. >> on your skin. >>> 5:27. search for shane montgomery shows no sign of slowing down. hear how the fbi hopes to generate that leads. >> thick smoke and fierce flames sends one person to their hospital overnight. "action news" will be right back. >> "action news" is brought to you by x-finity, the future of awesome. >> ♪ [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you l

this time, us have the largest species of pig -- you have the largest species of pig in the world. >>r: pam, good morning. we are pigging out, i guess you could say. at the oakland zoo. check out sara. how beautiful. >> good morning, sara. >> reporter: 300-pound guinea forest hog. and sara is enjoying breakfast right now. what's on the menu here this morning? let's see. carrots, she's got -- i got an apple right here for sara. she almost had some finger, too. sorry about that. let me give it one more shot. here you go. this is a special treat. a biscuit. here. there we go. i got that right. >> a little slobber. >> reporter: and i have still have my fingers. i want to bring in melinda shuttler. and by the way, you are working the hardest here trying to co tral sara -- corral sara. >> she's a very smart pig. she just weighs more than i do. [laughter] >> reporter: 300 pounds. why is she show rare? >> she's a rare domesticated breed of pig. she's the not bred for food -- she's bred to be a rooter on a farm. if you look at her nose, her nose bone is shaped like a shovel and so that's why p

not one of those little pot-bellied pigs, but the way pigs used to be. it was small for a couple of week, and it was my dog, and it grew up to be 350 pounds. and i became a vegetarian, like, three days after my ninth birthday because i wouldn't eat my dog, and i wouldn't eat my pig, and that was it. that book had a huge impact on me. >> did you have a literary hero either as a child or now? >> well, i suppose as a child it was strider in the lord of the rings, captain haddock, some mixture of the two. >> francine? >> well, i liked all those very basic empowered girls, you know, pip by -- pippi long stocking and -- >> jo? >> jo. it was big textbook, but they really meant a lot to me. >> with walter? other than spider-man? >> it has to be other -- no. [laughter] you know, i always have, like, a problem with talking about writing to readers because readers think a lot about reading, and i don't know what writers think, but i don't think a lot about reading, and i rarely think that reading has anything to do with writing. i don't equate them. they're two dif