this is probably one of the items that he makes the most of would be scorpions and spiders.s is, i would, assume something like a harp, and he's made it out of toilet paper and newspaper. this looks like some dental floss, a small stick, and probably for the coloring he used kool-aid to get the coloring for it. >> why do you guys have it? >> he's not allowed to have it. occasionally we go through and do cell searches and confiscate all items. he doesn't have a hobby card, and other inmates try to sneak it out and put it on ebay and sell it. so we go in and dispose of it. >> how does he react when you take this stuff? >> sometime he's passive. occasionally he gets pretty angry and threatens us. for the most part, he is usually pretty passive. he knows all he will do is make some more. >> there's one other remnant of manson's interest, hanging on the wall of the prison's investigative services office. >> this is when charles manson was out in the protective yard. the inmates that were out on the maximum security yard were able to defeat the security lock and got through there.

next the scorpion is a multi-mission strike airplane it designed to be very effective and very affordablen the girl was to create a very mission relevant aircraft for today's security environment that is below $20 million and acquisition cost and below $3000 per hour to operate. ♪ a classic acquisition program at , it could spend up to 10 years just developing a hand holding an aircraft. -- in lesse it less than two years. >> the scorpion is primarily manufactured out of composite material. we chose that because it would keeping the boat and the cost down. we kept the construction secret maintain competitive advantage. the most unique feature is the you see fanned out. that is for dynamic envelope-speed stability. ♪ >> the market potential is very good. we are beyond an initial discussions with a potential launch customer. we think we hit the market correctly. s what is coming up on the program. meet an artist taking new york by storm. coming up next. ♪ next welcome back to the policy, live on bloomberg radio and also streaming on your tablet. 9:53 or london this morning. let's talk about

i did a scorpion, there's a video, i was gurlling milk. >> this lit my face on fire, but all the otherex, sam, the camera guy was in on it, britney, one of the producers, everybody eating the ghost pepper, until brandon, now officially a bad ass, put it all in his mouth. >> oh -- >> in so much stomach pain he slept on the floor. >> i know where it's going, and i don't like it one single bit. >> if we're going to do a ghost pepper challenge, we have to do the ghost pepper challenge with ollie here. editor alex brought in a ghost pepper. >> what is wrong with you? >> for us to all chew on. >> darn. >> i don't want to do it. >> is there a particular part we're not supposed to have? >> all of it. >> i want to stand up in case i have to run somewhere. >> do we have milk? ice cream? what the heck is that? >> that helps, promise. >> go big, or go home, everybody. >> welcome, ollie. >> hot when it goes down? >> 30 seconds after you eat it. >> oh! >> this one's hotter! >> oh, getting sweaty real quick. >> you have a we'll tell you this. >> oh! >> just hits you in the back of the throat. >> brea

i did the scorpion. >> i touched it to my tongue -- there's a video of me doing it on the internet. was gurgling milk. >> that tiny little bite lit my face on fire, but all the editors, alex, sam, our camera guy, these guys got in on it. brittany, every one of our producers, eating pieces of the ghost pepper until finally, brandon, who is officially now a bad ass, puts the whole thing in his mouth. >> aye, aye, aye. >> he was is n so much stomach pain he slept on the floor. >> i think i know where this is going, and i don't like it one single bit. >> if we are going to do a ghost pepper challenge, we have to do the ghost pepper challenge with ollie pedigrew here. >>. >> he brought in a ghost pepper for us all to chew on. >> i don't want to do it. >> we don't have any -- >> milk or ice cream? >> ice cream? >>. >> stop. >> welcome, ollie. >> is it hot when it goes down? >> it was hot about 30 seconds after you eat it. >> oh. >> this one is hotter. >> get real sweaty real quick. >> he has a stomach of steel. we're going to go ahead and you this. >> it just hits you in the back of the t

. >>> they using the venom of bees and snakes and scorpions to stop the growth of cancer cells, they used it to target malignant cells, it's in the early stages but is making way with breast cancer and melanoma. >>> a new study shows alcohol based hand sanitizer does nothing to slow down the rate of sick days. half the students were hand washing and the others were given hand sanitizers in the classroom. in both groups the number of sick days was just about the same. >>> lets check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. hi alicia. >> a big talker, the washington red skins making a new push to defend their name, we'll tell you what they had to say to critics today. and a teenager decides to live inside on his own inside of a wal-mart, how he managed to stay inside for days before someone found him. and a makeup bag full of products you never use. how to find the perfect makeup without going to the store to try it on. you can take us on the go and watch us live streaming on your smart phone or your tablet. >> thank you accuweather is i'm only in my 60's... i'v

so nourishing she could breast-feed a scorpion. >> thoughtful and profound. >> i would come home and how extraordinary that there is -- you have heaven in front of you. >> we were in the town robin called home today. >> what other information about his health did you glean from your investigation? >> his last public appearance. the wife and kids he leaves behind. and his demons. from addiction to depression. >> it's hard to understand how

some people don't like snakes and scorpions. i didn't like poverty. it was horrible. as i started reading those books, which we had to do -- back in those days, you had to do what your parents told you to do. there was no social psychologists saying, let the kid express himself. [laughter] we had to do it. i started reading about people, people who were successful. it dawned on me that the person who has the most power is you and you can empower yourself through education. the average person lives to be about 80 years old. you have done better than average. the first 25 years, you spend preparing yourself or not preparing yourself. if you prepare yourself, you have 60 years to reap the benefits. if you don't, you have 60 years to suffer the consequences. that is the reason that education is of such value. as i started reading those books, i started telling all kinds of things. everybody used to call me dummy but i went from the bottom of the class to the top of the class. the same kids work saying, how do you work this problem? perhaps a little obnoxious, but it felt

they had scorpions and pigs.h greece and let them on fire and send them towards the elephants may would win. so this is the one that took a huge toll on pyrrus and his troops. and he was overjoyed and he said we won, and he said, if we are victorious in one more battle, we shall be utterly ruined. the pyrric victory. what is let american going to do? what is up with this? i know he seems determined to keep the ukraine unstable and there are some consequences with these sanctions, but at the end of the day were they going to win? earlier investor confidence crashed. so i'm saying that i'm making a prediction right now that this whole showdown will be over in a matter of weeks and any investor that is worried about this, this is not the reason start with markets. >> 10% of the gdp and is completing others around it. as an investor you see the finishing stock market is down. and you anything that this is going to be ending and you buy into this. because by the time it ends you had a lay down and france down. everyon

bee stings have been used to street gout, score pea yub venom to fight brain -- scorpion venom to fight argue the healthy cells could be killed as well. >> you did good with that shot. >> the snake. >> i thought it was a hard rock song, venom, snakes. >> you think about it. >> could be a good hard rock song. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. we're gonna start off with the 880 commute through oakland. it's getting busier up to downtown. how about a ten-minute drive to the downtown exits. bay bridge about a 15, 20- minute drive across san francisco but it has improved. san jose, the slowest traffic is on 101. we'll had a good day even though it's the first day of school. 8:48. let's go to steve. >>> hold on there. speaking of hard rock. who is in town tonight at the concord pavilion? aerosmith and slash. >> wow. >> i wouldn't mind seeing slash. it would be fun. if you are going out there -- concord in august, you might want to take a light jacket. it will be breezy and cool. upper 70s. the tropical clouds are staying out of the picture. the pattern is not going to bring that in f

it's called the scorpion. back in egypt, it's a maximum security prison. of course they're not there now, but egyptian jails have that effect, you cannot get anything done without a bribe being paid to any of the war dens. you don't get medical care except you beg for it. literally you have to beg for things to be done. the conditions of the cells themselves are terrible. some of these cells have not been cleaned or even renovated for more than 30 or 40 years. some of these have been built since over 90 years and still under the same conditions and i believe our colleagues have been heroes for, been able to endure that. we as their own colleagues and all journalists around the world should also keep the campaign and keep the support because it really matters and it makes a lot of difference. >> regarding that supporting campaign were you surprised when you learned how many attention your case, the case of our three colleagues has generated particularly on social media and also the number of jowrnlts and news organizations who took steps to try to help? >>

it's called scorpion. back in egypt it's a maximum security prison pip i believe our colleagues have been heros to withstand that. keep the campaign and keep the support because it really matters and it makes a lot of difference. >> al jazeera journalist abdullah al shami, free after serving over 300 days in prison. >>> new hampshire, no one has died but the order now gives state officials the power to confiscate this drug. dr. margaret haney is with columbia medical center. dr. haney what is synthetic marijuana? >> it is not marijuana, it is sprayed on a vegetation type material and it's smoked. it can produce acute psychosis, and much more serious side effects than marijuana does. >> these overdoses are they very rare? >> no, no. these chemicals are something we haven't been able to study in the lab but they are producing very dangerous side effects and again people are smoking them because they're readily available and because they don't produce positive urine toxicology so parolees are tested and can s

kind of like two scorpions in a bottle. each knowing if one stings the other, they both die.and that's why i wanted you to watch dr. strange love. dr. strange love, on the one hand, it's a comedic farce. it's black comedy. it's one of cooper's greatest ever. it really gives you a sense of what the cold war was like. at the very girning of the movie, there's a disclaimer that says this is fictional and the u.s. military says there's no way that this could happen. but the notion of b-52 bombers being poised to take off and overfly russia was real. there was an essential doomsday scenario. i personally grew up in columbus, mississippi. it's the home of a strategic air command base. and i was there when the base was closed during the cuban missile crisis. as is depicted in dr. strange love. they closed the base. people said at the epd of the runway, waiting to jump into a b-52 and go nuke everything. this is the war room. what did you guys think of strange love? did you like it? glad you watched it? this is, of course, major t.j. ping-pong riding it down. this role was originally

in fact, it is from the university of illinois that say convenient om for bee, snakes and scorpions can stop the growth of cancer cells. scientists eliminated the toxins dangerous side effects so now it can be used as treatment. the cancer fighting element melatonin has been sin thiscally replicated. researchers say this finding has a potential to lead to new cancer drugs. wouldn't that be great. >>> researchers say a vitamin d deficiency may lower a women's chance of getting pregnant through in vitro fertilization month. man receiving the treatment who had sufficient levels of vitamin d in their blood were twice as likely to get pregnant. findings are in the journal of chin will california endocrinology and metabolism. >>> new study suggest low salt diets can pose health risks. researchers found those who consumed less than 3 grams of sodium per day had a greater risk of heart attack or stroke. however, the american heart association is questioning this new study. it says that it will stand by its current recommendations of consuming less than 1.5 grams of sodium per day. >> wife of ac

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well scientists from the university of illinois say that venom from bees, snakes and scorpions can possiblythe growth of cancer cells. scientists have he will limb the in ad the toxins dangerous side effects so now it can be used as treatment. the cancer fighting element mella tin has been replicated researchers say this finding has the potential to lead to new cancer drugs. >> customers have given burger king thumbs down. when the comes to their low calorie fries. the fast food chain getting rid of them. the fries have been on the menu tour less than a year. >> some think cost may have been an issue. they were 20 cents more than regular fries. >> cute nem. satis fries. >> they weren't satisfying. >> exactly. >> you may find your facebook friends mushy, lovie dovie status updates annoying but there could be more going on there than meets the eye. >> you know there's a study for that. they study everything these days. this is one of them. study from albright college suggests they aren't all about love. researchers say a scientific reason is behind those mushy status updates. they say it's al

illinois think they may have found a way to stop cancer cell growth using venom from bees, snakes, and scorpionscause apparently cancer cells stop growing when you're dead. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, this is crazy. a clothing store in tokyo has begun selling a male bra that is meant to combat man boobs -- [ laughter ] by helping to perk up a man's chest. men are saying once you try one, you will never take it off because they can't figure out how. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are we doing 8g band? everybody good over there? we only have a couple of shows before we take a week off to get ready for the emmy's, which i'm hosting on august 25th. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. during our break, i will have my one-year wedding anniversary, which is very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] got married september 1st, last year. and, umm, i have -- we have this cartoon called "the awesomes." it's an animated show on hulu. and this week's episode, the team -- the superhero team has to go to a destination wedding, and they hate

[laughter] lucky for you the scorpion is already dead. john bassett comes from an imposing family of millionaires whose ancestor signed the magna carter -- magna card debt that they should keep the family secrets where they belong in the closet who would he tell me as a daughter of a former factory worker? from a 55 year-old displaced family furniture worker for gave me her nebraska contact because her phone was about to be turned off and also a of a textile worker he tried to raise a 14 year-old daughter alone working the only job she defined as a 30 an hour week receptionist with no benefits i recall receiving full financial aid for college because my mother widowed made only $8,000 a year test driving cars for a honda subcontractor. had a party she was helping to cater what she said to him literally made me gasp. if they would open back up today the only way to get their point to be call on my belly like a snake, i would do it. john bassett had perhaps schools and vacation homes. i am the underdog but fortunately he was to review was r

kind of like if somebody said two scorpions in a bottle, each knowing if one stings the other they both die. and that's why i wanted you to watch dr. strange love. because dr. strange love, on the one hand, it's a comedic farce, black comedy,in one of stanley cubic's greatest movies ever. he had "clockwork orange", et cetera. but it really gives you a sense of what the cold war was like. it's not a coincidence that if you notice at the very beginning of the movie, there is a disclaimer that says this is fictional and the u.s. military says there is no way this could actually happen. but the notion of b-52 bombers being poised to take off and overfly russia and deliver unbelievable destruction was real. i don't think there really was a doom's day machine, but it was a doom's day scenario. i personally grew up in columbus, mississippi, which is the home of a strategic air command base. and i was there when the base was closed during the cuban missile crisis, as is depicted in "dr. strange love." they closed the base. and that's real. and people sat at the end of a runway ready to jump no

nemesis, war and peace will seem like a $0.10 novel compared to your spiderweb but lucky for you the scorpion is already dead. john bassett iii comes from imposing family of multimillionaire's whose ancestors find the magna carta and persistent unspoken code that no matter what one should keep the family secrets where they belong, in the closet. what secrets would he tell me, the daughter of a former factory worker? i relate better to people like octavia, a 55-year-old displaced family furniture worker who gave me her elderly mother's phone-number as the contacts because her own sun was about to be turned off and people like the forced former worker mary read described trying to raise her 14-year-old daughter alone, working the only job she could find as a 30 hour week receptionist with no benefits. when she told me that i recalled receiving full financial aid for college because my mom widowed by that time made just $8,000 a year test driving cars for a on the subcontractor. when mary recounted running into the former ceo at a party, she was helping cater for martins ville's elite, what he s

kind of like if somebody said two scorpions in a bottle, each knowing if one stings the other they both die. and that's why i wanted you to watch dr. strange love. because dr. strange love, on the one hand, it's a comedic farce, black comedy,in one of stanley cubic's greatest movies ever. he had "clockwork orange", et cetera. but it really gives you a sense of what the cold war was like. it's not a coincidence that if you notice at the very beginning of the movie, there is a disclaimer that says this is fictional and the u.s. military says there is no way this could actually happen. but the notion of b-52 bombers being poised to take off and overfly russia and deliver unbelievable destruction was real. i don't think there really was a doom's day machine, but it was a doom's day scenario. i personally grew up in columbus, mississippi, which is the home of a strategic air command base. and i was there when the base was closed during the cuban missile crisis, as is depicted in "dr. strange love." they closed the base. and that's real. and people sat at the end of a runway ready to jump no

what is interesting about both the radar and scorpion programs as they were able to be successful. they were swift and cheapen what they were doing because they were freed up from the limitations of a government program. freed them from the -- externaly dod airily burdensome dod standards, accounting, subcontracting -- dodaordinarily burdensome standards, accounting, subcontracting, and to the rest. philanthropy and charity are two-way prepositions. there is a giver and the recipient. giving is nice. giftalue of the act or the can be diminished if the largess is either inappropriate or refused. philanthropic organizations and even government put constraints on the use of their donations and tolic assistance precisely prevent their misuse. you're not supposed to be using stamp money to buy drugs or alan call, for example. we have learned paint -- drugs example.l, for we have learned painfully over philanthropyhat can fail if the desires of the recipients are not taken into consideration. in other words, we no longer walk into a foreign country and tell them how to run their country.

kind of like somebody said two scorpions in a bottle each knowing if one stings the other, they bothe. and that's why i wanted you to watch dr. strangelove, because dr. strangelove on the one hand, it's a comedic farce, it's black comeby, one of stanley kubrick's greatest movies ever. he had a lot of them, 2001, clockwork orange, et cetera, but it really gives you a sense of what the cold war was like. it's not a coincidence that if you notice at the very beginning of the movie there is a disclaimer that says this is fictional and the u.s. military says there's no way this could actually happen, but the notion of b-52 bombers being poised to take off and overfly russia and deliver unbelievable destruction was real. i don't think there really was a doomsday machine but it was an essential doomsday scenario. i personally grew up in columbus, mississippi, which was the home of a strategic air command base and i was there when the base was closed during the cuban missile crisis as was depicted in dr. strangelove. they closed the base and that was real. people sat at the end of the runway