this potato froze before it could be harvested. they need every type of potato. it gets sweeter as it is chewed and gets harvested even if it is infected with disease. this one contains a lot of water and is used in soups. this one is used to test brides to be. if she peels potatoes too slowly, the wedding is off... >> we plan for types of status. some are always planted. those resistant to frost or drought. so we always have something to eat. >> the variety is of interest to the international potato center. for years, they've been collecting as many potato species as possible. they analyze them and more importantly, they store them for the future. plant parts can survive for centuries in liquid nitrogen. potato seeds are examined and stored at -30 degrees celsius, they will keep for decades. one aisle over, potato tubers are stored at four degrees celsius. they will be planted in a few months. cip maintains the world's largest potato in vitro gene bank that conserves the huge diversity and ensures genetic resources are secure. because over the centuries tubers f

. >>> and $55,000 potato salad? one of the most unlikely kickstarter campaigns going out with a bang. we're going to hear from the man who is having the last laugh now. >>> and a loser off the field and star of the nfl, the tech world surprise mvp as football season kicks off. it's always about "money." . melissa: all right, first let's get a quick look at the markets. stocks near session highs. the dow is jumping into positive territory recovering from a steep drop earlier in the day. it is a bit of good news after last week's sell-off caused the dow to lose all of its gains for the year. you can see they're up 30 point. it's something. come on. president obama has a message for business leaders. quit complaining! in an interview with economists, the president saying, quote, if you look at what's happened over the last four, five years, the folks who don't have a right to complain are the folks at the top. bring in today's panel, fox business's charlie gasparino, dan schaeffer from schaeffer asset management and ve

potato head. the potato. watch this. here comes somebody from their group. they get close enough.hat's an ear popping into mr. potato head. after that, here comes an arm. i don't know if that's the exact right placement. now an ear here and arm here. but one by one, they make their way over to steve and put a little piece of mr. potato head in there. eventually, here comes this one person. grabs his wrist. the ear fell out. >> oh, man. >> hey, what's up. >> we've got three pieces. ♪ >> somewhere in italy, these four mature white women decided they were going to remember their younger days on the jump ro rope. >> yea. >> i'm nervous. i feel like i see a broken hip like that. >> don't go for the negative. go toward the positive. >> when did you become beth? >> this doesn't make you nervous if this is your granny? >> maybe a little. watch this. >> oh, my god. they act like they are 15 again. you would never know if you were just listening to this that these women may be in their 70s, 80s. >> akira is an escape artist. how is akira escaping? the owners couldn't figure out how akira wa

we did look for the term potato salad on kickstarter and came up with more than 20 other injuries witheople -- other entries with people promising similar things. how much would people pay for the best peanut butter and jelly? can i get the $55,000? [laughter] lobster roll? outside, the humidity does not feel bad. the wind will shift. it will feel better by tomorrow. it will still be near 90. the best shot of showers on wednesday. behind it a refreshing stretch from thursday to the weekend. not bad. we will have a fresh look at the forecast at 5:00. >> all clear for the game tonight. the nats should win. cannot b >> yeah! whoo! what up, baby? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up, y'all? what's happening? sup, buddy? >> hey, good to see you. >> step right over there. [cheers and applause] yes! hello, and welcome to millionaire. in the house with me today is a contestant with a somewhat modest goal for himself: to make enough money so that he can buy his favorite fruit all year round. i mean, even when it's out of season and more expensive. from new york city, show some

one person managed to raise $55,000 to make a potato salad. i could have done it for 45. it better have caviar. another raised almost nine grand for squirrel census. and how about $25,000 to develop the cheese-usthat puts jesus' face on grilled cheese. really? to our fox all-stars, hadley can, people be trusted with their own money doing. this we were showing a lottery winner who felt embold own his birthday, started handing cash out. that dude's going to lose all his money, all of it. >> i think people ought to be trusted with their open money, even if they do things that i think are stupid. maybe, the pleasure they get out of being part of a massive joke is worth it to them. after all, i think the average donation to this campaign was $8. >> is that right? it ad -- adds up with a $55,000 potato salad. >> you have a few thousand people giving a few bucks. support your local charities instead. >> you're jealous you didn't come up with the cheese-us on your own. neil: i am, i never would invest money to it. >> what kind of conservative are you? get out of people's business

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. >> i love potato bread. >> sit really made with per tate owes. >> yes, it is. >> that is ridiculoushat, here's that tomato was fantastic. >> they are right in season and we get them from all over the area. >> i love those pretzels things too. this is where i get my pretzels. >> we serve them with our salmon, with celery cream cheese. >> where is that. >> let get to see some sal machine out here. >> congratulations, neighbor. good to meet you. nice buns. kerry and see. redick. >> quincy, you have been -- times two. >> hi, quincy. >> hey, this is redick too, yeah, harold carmichael, mike quick and these amazing chefs right here have in common. i'll tell you coming up >>> you know, yeah, right. >> okay. >> the als ice bucket challenge, kermit the frog and not a bull frog but a frog nonetheless did his from a hot swamp have after being nominated by wwe star vince mcmahon. >> it turns out that evidently yetting drenched b cold water, could actually make me totally dormant and my heart cold stop but no matter, no matter at all, half an hour ago i had ten bags of ice delivered here to the

i had potato chips earlier today. craving barbecue, i gave in.very often. >> must be stress, insomnia. if you are craving caffeine, probably addicted to it. if you don't drink it, you have a headache. ice? anybody crave ice? >> i don't crave ice. i didn't have an iron deficiency. >> very interesting. >> always choose pretzels instead of potato chips. it isn't as fun. nice. or ice cream. >> ice cream like you do. we don't have any of that. >> wonder what that says when i am craving ice cream like that? >> you are melting in the sun. >> pickles. >> you are wilted. >> my wilted look. melting. >> if you are looking for things to munch on, we want to remind everybody, wnnfans.com. you just saw in the previous segment, tim laird recipes. >> could use summery things. >> lots to munch on there. >>> when we come back, more to chew on in hollywood. what michael jackson accomplished from beyond the grave that no other artist has ever done. >> why celine dion is suddenly canceling all of her concerts. that's coming up in "the skinny." >> stay with us. >> ann

. >> so you wanna peel me, like, 15 yukon gold potatoes?avin, this peeler's awful. >> you've got to go faster than that, baby. >> i know, gavin. i'm going as fast as i can. >> all right, charcuterie board's done--i've got the pickles, got the mustard, got the blueberries, got the chicken liver, got the headcheese. i'm doing the polenta now. >> so i've still got a lot of potatoes left. i'm sorry. you're gonna be done with all your [bleep], and i'm still gonna be peeling. >> probably so, yes. >> [groans] >> i'm gonna do the charred tomato vinaigrette. if you can find the watercress next, right? it feels great to be back in the kitchen running my own restaurant, doing what i do best. this feels amazing. i'm on such a high right now. ready? >> yep. >> narrator: two hours later, waylynn returns to taste the menu. >> god damn it. >> talk me through it. >> all right. >> let's go dish by dish. >> all right. so first we have a pan-seared diver scallop. >> okay. >> it's on soft polenta with a roasted tomato, caper, and basil vinaigrette with just a l

remember the guy who stated the campaign to make potato salad?d in $55,000 for the goal of making potato salad closing saturday night with 7,000 people donate asking half guess less than $3. he is promising to have a party in down and those who budgeted the campaign get an ininvite. see >> yeah! whoo! what up, baby? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up, y'all? what's happening? sup, buddy? >> hey, good to see you. >> step right over there. [cheers and applause] yes! hello, and welcome to millionaire. in the house with me today is a contestant with a somewhat modest goal for himself: to make enough money so that he can buy his favorite fruit all year round. i mean, even when it's out of season and more expensive. from new york city, show some love for jesse fuchs. what up, jesse? >> hi there. >> what's up, man? that's a-- jesse, you just want to be able to get blueberries when-- >> whenever they are without saying, "oh, 50 cents. maybe a little later." >> you don't have to

>> 33 gallons ofolid identify and 3300 pounds of potatoes. this was a spanish potato omelet. all of that was not enough to break the world record set in northern spain in 2010. hopefully they enjoyed their omelet. okay, you have big news about tiger? >> yes. not good news. apparently we finally have more on tiger. his future, as ann mentioned, is in doubt once again. >>> what a golf shot did to a woman's wedding ring. for better or worse, that say true story -- that is a true story ,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters the past 10 games...today, was power hour in new york e the giants played home run y while madison bumgarner plad cy young. >>> today, power hour in new york where the giants played home run derby. mets starter, not allowing a home run for a month now. the streak is over. courtesy of the screamer that barely gets

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never want to see any greening on any kind of potato whatsoever. these little brown spots completely okay. it's part of their character. when you bring them home, store them in a cool dark place. and the best part is, you can keep them for about 3 to 5 weeks. but you want to use them right away because you want to hold on to some of that beautiful nutritional value. now, my favorite way to cook these, pure and simple, a little bit of rosemary and lemon and sauteed in olive oil a great side dish and perfect with your favorite protein. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> a war veteran who earned a purple heart in iraq is in hospital. kpix 5 reporter linda yee tells us he was shot after asking someone to stop driving so fast. >> reporter: he is a decorated former marine, brandon del fiorentino served three tours in iraq. he survived an ied explosion suffering serious head injuries only to come home to more violence in antioch. a family friend says he was just walking home from the store when he yelled at a speeding car to slow down. w

. >> little red bliss tomatoes and, sausage and corn good do you cook potatoes ahead and then put themn. >> yes, you cook it ahead have of time so when you drop it in everything takes three minutes. >> how do you make potato salad. >> same thing, par boil them, make salad dressing on the the side, throw it all together, mash it a little bit. you don't want all whole potatoes. >> rice looks delicious with bacon in it. >> absolutely, but for the shrimp boil we will do chicken and vegetarian option as well. >> awesome look and smell. >> what other convenientors will be out there for the event. >> well, this than the is really a vendor event but it is an opportunity to showcase some of the food trucks and the food entrepreneurs who have been using our community kitchen. >> this will be when now. >> this will be this saturday night, at green grove farm, 2501 east cumberland. go to the web site at greens grow.org.com/event. i think it is maintaining right new and get information and buy ticket on line. >> we will hold a link at my fox philly.com. it smells so good i cannot wait to taste it.

potato, spinach, onions, spices, wrapped in a very thin dough and baked. this knish is $3.50.u have any options cheaper? >> very question and a very delicious looking knish, by the way. >> carter, have you ever had one? >> i like potato pancakes but that looked good. >> the question to you, mike, do you have an option cheaper than $3.50. >> yes, i think i do, on a stock that i happen to like, ford motor company. lower gas prices will help sales of f-150s which is even great. even if the gas prices go up, they started rolling out the mustan mustangs. one of the things you can do is go out in time. we talked about the fact that options are cheap. look at the january 17 calls with the stock over 17 bucks. 17.5. you can buy those for $1. that is obviously a lot less than three and a half bucks. in fairness, that represents one dollar per share. there are 100 shares per contract. if you go out and buy that option, you're going to spend 100 bucks. >>> the question becomes now would you rather own this call or 1/3 of a yonah shimmel knish? >> i think i would go with the knish. the st

. >>> up next, you remember the guy who raised $55,000 to make potato salad?ow he's going to spend his side dish profit. >>> how a 3-year-old girl survived 11 days in the wilderness. the big help rescue crews got to find her. >>> a man who raised $55,000 on kick-starter making potato salad is ready to party. he will host a party in columbus, ohio, next month. his campaign to raise just $10 to make potato salad back in july got a lot of attention. he drew nearly 7,000 backers who gave big. he says he's donating the money to fight homelessness. >>> a bay area man is making his mother's dream come true. >> back in 1966, jared's mom, a huge beatles fan, wanted to see the beatles' last concert at candlestick park but she was young and her mother wouldn't let her go. >> now nearly 50 years later, his mother will get the chance to see paul mccartney at candlestick park. >> when they announced the concert, it was a given that we had to take my mom. i talked with my brother and sister about it. and we got the money together, bought the tickets. >> i can hardly wait. i

head over to our home page, burger recipes from celebrity chefs including one where potato chips got to love potato chips, the secret ingredient exposed on >>> news for your health flu season isn't supposed to start for another month but doctors say they're seeing cases. some pharmacies say to prepare they're going to start to give flu shots in the next few weeks. nbc has how bad the flu season could be for you and your family. >> reporter: the testing for the flu doesn't seem like it ended for dr. sadler. >> we were seeing many flu cases into may and june. >> reporter: and the positive flu test results didn't stop coming in either. >> i suspect that the flu is here year-un and that's how it's able to perpetuate and examine back. >> reporter: one of the positive tests came from an employee at the doctor's office just weeks ago. it started out as a sore throat. >> didn't sleep at all. really have a bad sore throat. then next morning, i started, you know, have strep. >> reporter: she found it wasn't strep. it was the flu. >> i was very surprised. this is the second time in four months

. >>> also tonight, potatoes, not pot. at the intersection of states pushing the frontiers of marijuana legislation, idaho just says no. >> okay in washington or colorado or oregon or whatever the case may be but not our state. >> why idaho has held such a hard line against pot and why one little boy, might soften it. >>> and he died of ebola half a world away, raising alarm both for his heartbroken family and his community. >> psychologically we do, six-year-old is afraid that her mom is going to get sick and die from ebola. >> we have hit 1,000 deaths. >> adam may speaks with the wife of the first american to die of the ebola outbreak. and good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. much of the country right now faces more dangerous flash flooding in the northeast and south, even out west. as heavy rains pour a deluge of trouble into communities that are already underwater. damage, in some cases death caused by the sudden rushes of water in the places least expected to have floodwater. rain by michael okwu. >> re

that's a whole lot of potato salad.et's hope it's good because 7,000 people donated to the cause. >> what? >> for some potato salad? do you get a sample with your donation? >> you should get a lot more than that. >>> topper will give you your forecast for free, right? >> absolutely. pretty quiet forecast it is. august has been very tame so far. in terms of the pollen, pretty tame there, too. reasons are pretty much history, grasses in the moderate range. weeds are starting to creep up. they'll become back up. we'll talk about the potential for thunderstorms tomorrow and why we have a yellow alert for wednesday. >>> right after the break former enemies come together to pay tribute to victims of world war i. >>> your traffic look ahead, i'm monika samtani. the city of fairfax is doing bridge replacement over accokeek creek. chain bridge road between kenmore drive and whitehead street will be closed on tuesday and wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. detour signs will be posted and the best alternate route will be uni

she likes lamb chops with corn and spinach and mashed potatoes. that is the perfect meal. >> i love my jimmy. all the people are amazing. >> and when you go you throw away the knife and fork. you rip it. you give it to your friend and gnaw. >> she likes the bone. go. >> jimmy, these are better than usual. thank you. don't bring me a lentil on a plate and call it lunch. this is awesome. i love you, jimmy. thank you. >> that was good. you got to get a little mixture of the mashed potatoes and corn and spinach. this is the perfect meal. the best lunch you have had in your life. >> there is a meal that does compete with it. >> costas crabs. she ordered some for the weekend and we ordered some for you because it is your birthday! they were shipped in especially, crab cakes, too. thank you guys. >> what makes those crabs better? >> they have a taste particular to that part of the world. and then the old bay seasoning and the way costas makes it. it is amazing. you know what is incredible? the crab cakes is almost all crab. >> you don't see fillers. >> o

researchers, can they reefs drop on you with a camera and potato chip bag. there have been dramatic headlines about you guys eaves dropping. what about privacy, are you worried about that? could this be used by spies? >> i mean, i wouldn't worry too much about it, especially in every day person, i don't think this is a threat to their privacy. if you look at the experiments that we've done, we do show that this is something that you could use to eavesdrop on somebody, but it's not really the easiest way to do that, in motor situations, at least. it's kind of an expensive way to record audio, so maybe, you know, if you're the world's most wanted criminal or something, then somebody might invest the resources and this might be something that would make sense to use, but for every day people in every day settings, this is a really, you know, it's not the easiest way to record audio. >> i can imagine. it's not an easy way to record audio. what about, you know, those traditional, you know, stories about light-based listening devices, the ability to listen through

these are organic hand-massaged potatoes. [ applause ] did you hear about this?lloyd weber announcing he's going to update his musical, "cats." he's going to add a rapping cat. [ laughter ] it sounds like a good idea until a hairball gets in the way. it's like, "everybody say, ho!" >> audience: ho! >> jimmy: say -- [ hacking ] [ cat screaching ] [ cheers and applause ] [ operatic singing ] [ laughter ] some local news here. officials here in new york say the city is on track to have a a record number of tourists this year. [ cheers and applause ] you can tell because even the tourists are like, "ugh, tourists." [ laughter ] are you going to go to the all-star game, dude? >> steve: me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: yeah, sure. [ laughter ] love it. sports. well, yeah -- >> jimmy: it's baseball. >> steve: baseball, yeah. love it. home runs and field goals. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. close, close. a lot of people are going to be excited about this. because target field in minnesota -- that's where the all-star game is -- they said they're going to have self-se

and potatoes were you know stinking and the salads were sitting in the sun. are you old enough to remember the turtle club? >> host: i was reading about that the other day. are you a turtle and you had to answer. >> guest: if you didn't you had to buy everybody a drink if you didn't answer. >> host: why was he chosen as one of the nine? what were the qualitys he had? >> guest: neal went on this training program and i forget the name of the admiral. he got a scholarship and part of the naval rotc program but it was a special program. it is in the book. we got it right in the book. but anyway, he had gotten in and was supposed to spend two years at purdue and then go for a years training and come back and send the second year at purdue. the navy needed pilots and pulled some out and went to training. he went over as a fighter pilot mid shipment. he didn't have his wings but had bars. he was in combat 2-3 months before he got them. september 3rd, 1951 he was born august 5th, 1930. he was that much over his 21st birthday. they went on a run in korea and when they

he gives pierre some potatoes. now, these are not the first potatoes pierre has ever eaten.if you've ever glanced at a menu in a russian restaurant, you know russians have as many ways of preparing this as eskimos have of naming snow. but these might be the first potatoes he has ever really tasted. these modest little hunks of carbohydrate handed to him in an act of simple kindness are spiritual sustenance as well. reconnecting him to the human family, to the earth, to himself, they bring pierre back to life. his spiritual rebirth then begins not under the intoxicating influence of any of those grand plans or, indeed, from the realm of heroic fantasy, but in the fulfillment of his most basic bodily needs. seldom have the ordinary rhythms of everyday life or the details of his immediate surroundings so enraptured pierre. rarely has he immersed himself so fully and yet so unpreden white housely in the greatest pleasure of all -- unpretentiously, the joy of being alive. there in that dark shed, pierre touches something solid and transcended in his now-polarized world. he glimps

able to order her favorite potato soup.lking with assistance we were told but this is a grueling your sni she's had and left last night about 9:00 p.m. eastern time and now here it is the next morning. it's been more than 12 hours journey and wasn't probably as healthy and dr. brantly going into the experience and you can understand why she might want to be on a stretcher or might have to put her on a stretcher to get her into the hospital. but again, the drug that they have been given which is an experimental medication that you have heard about, she did get two doses of that. one on sunday. it was her latest dose and we expect she'll get a third probably here at emery and that seems to have an indication it's helping the patients and although medically we don't know for sure yet and seems to be their conditions improving as they get that medication. >> kate, we see that she is coming off. we see the stretcher. there are two personnel with hazmat suits with this stretcher which has just come off the back of the ambulance.

remember the guy who launched a kick starting campaign for potato salad?e brought in $55,000 toward the goal of making potato salad for the first time. did foe that was so expensive. the campaign closed saturday night with 7,000 people donate, and what of them gave him less than $3. when asked the recipe he used he said "the easy one." >>> today the green bay packers will formally announced quaterback brett favre is undeducted into the local undeducted into the local of fame. the fans worried. >> and michael strahan was conducted into the hall of fame. you can catch him right here. >> happy birthday, president obama, he turns 53 and the celebration is underway. the white house says that president obama joins friends on saturday for an early morning round of golf and made a quick trip to camp david. this morning he is back to the white house. no word on plans for the day. >>> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> a wall water hits the california community. what is next for the hard hit residents. >> new video from the raging wildfires

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he tells us they only use fresh ingredients, potatoes, olive oil, tomato. they want people to enjoy a good healthy meal. he's always like to cook. when the social centers set up this canteen, he was happy to offer his services. this is an anarchist canteen. what that means is there is no till. you do not get a bill. they collect money and 810 --0 in a tin. he's got to offer high-quality food without a profit. 30 or 40 guests come each day. everyone is here. you can eat for free. now the center is like a second home. he tells us he had a good job and a good standard of living. has been cut by 30%. inre have been so many cuts many years. everything is being cut. many are poor. the sense of solidarity is strong. now she runs the project. find a french tutor. in exchange he cannot -- he can offer legal advice. the ideas for people to provide each other services without money changing hands. >> he has to give some inc. and to take something. this.s someone takes he is a this is a point of view. >> he shows us a jawing of ancient greek heroes. the military dictat

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. >> john, the state you know for potatoes says no to pot. idaho is definitely not part of the conversation. it is surrounded by states that have loosened marijuana laws but has taken a firm standard against pro-marijuana regulation, recreational or even medical marijuana. >> not whatever the case may be not in our state. >> tough line there now a child battling a debill taitding diseasdebilitating diseasecould. >>> thank you joie. vatican says the pope is bringing a message of peace to a divided peninsula. south korea still struggling to heal after the ferry disaster killed 304 people. harry fawcett has the story. >>> a mass in seoul, a devout catholic, she remembers john paul ii's visit. hoping this one will be as powerful. >> pope john paul's visit saw an increase in the number of believers. this is more about bringing peace and love to people's minds. >> pope francis will attend political and religious leaders, appeal for reconciliation on a divided peninsula. >> i'm so delighted i'll meet him up close. we are somewhat in a state of confu

about how the irish government is dealing with this, tossing around the issue of abortion like a hot potato. it says the trouble relationship with the issue of abortion seems . likely to outlive makingfrench press is of aof this car robbery saudi prince. >> it is such a crazy story. a closer look at the investigation into this robbery. it points out that the embassy has not eyed -- not confirmed the identity of the citizen rob. it is not clear if he was in the car at the time. precise operation, a lightning assault. they made off with 250,000 euros sensitived a bunch of documents. it is unclear what the documents are and whether that means it is more than organized crime. is a commando that took a lot of risk. they're worried about what this means in terms of repercussions of paris being a safe city. paris already has a pretty bad reputation in certain companies. chinese people are worried they're going to be robbed the second they leave the airport in paris. >> in germany, they are in the spotlight. theey said it had summoned german ambassador over allegations it was spying. >> the federal

known for its natural beauty, it's abundant potato fields and being predominantly republican, idaho has not jumped on the legal marijuana band wagon. >> it may not be washington or oregon or colorado or whatever the case may be. not in our state. >> what he sees as a growing problem. >> i think many people in our state are very naive what's happening in our state what's crossing our borders. >> allowing marijuana in some form up to now though idaho has held a tough stance against marijuana. interstate highways crisscross this state. the speed limit was just raised to 80 miles per hour and troopers say, trouble is moving through. >> honestly even though we've seen a huge uptick in arrests and prosecutions we've had for a lot of trafficking cases for marijuana i think we're just scratching the tip of the iceberg. >> state officials say marijuana seizures have increased five fold over the past three years and with legal marijuana sold in washington and colorado, formation of contraband are found here also. he pulled over this man on suspicion of being drinking and driving, ended up calling

most people expect a misshapen potato. this one looks like a rubber duck in space. how difficult does it make things. >> it doesn't make things easier. rosetta is exciting. we don't do it because it's easy. we are there to study this comet up and close. it's possibly a contact binary r & d. the structure is being reduced. it's a challenge, but we are ready and willing to face it. >> reporter: these things are made of ice and rock. why on earth do you want to put all of the effort in? it cost more than a billion euros to find out about this comet. >> it's never been done before. it's a unique, fascinating mission. comets themselves contain the original content from the formation of the solar system. we are there to analyze the gases. there is no other agency to study comets. we'll study it as close as the sun. we'll watch it break up and measure and study this. we're very excited about it. >> thank you, lawrence, very much. though it's taken ten years to reach its final destination, the hard work is really beginning for the scientists. over the next few week it is co

here we go, sweet potatos. >> manages to feed him. >> yum. is that good?en, oh, i don't know what it is, feels weird, and then -- yeah. >> that's right. >> what have you been feeding me for the last six months? >> yeah. >> yum. >>> it's eating time for louie, particular how he likes the food. >> see why he's one picky pooch. >> and pranksters hit the playground. >> kid comes down the slide. >> what! >> why it's not funny until everyone's flashed. on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. ♪ nom...nom...nom... >>> we all can be picky about our food. sometimes you want the sandwich, but no bread. people, like, separate their veggies. we all have their things. dogs are picky too. >> oh, yeah. >> this is louie, very particular about how he likes his foo

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