and she found a patch of seaweed that she found irresistible. >> maybe it's like a back massage for ayou know? seaweed has that, like, crunchy kind of -- >> yeah, but watch what happens when some other dogs show up on the scene. >> ooh. >> oh, no. >> oh! >> bummer. >> that's the worst thing that can happen to a dog. >> she was so friendly. she didn't even bark. that dog is literally coming up and saying i'm going to poop on your good time. >> what do you think they do after? do they talk it out? >> fin says that lady shade is a very, very sweet girl, so she didn't do anything. just look on in disgust. >> it looks like there's other seaweed out there that maybe she can find some attraction for. >> this is the one she liked. this is the one. ♪ >>> we've all seen photos of our friends and family on facebook pretending like they're holding up the leaning tower of pisa. you go there, you kind vf to do that. in order to get that photo, you kind of have to stand there like an idiot with your arms just up. and then your friend goes no, no. all these people are doing just that, trying to get t

i'm a big fan of seaweed, great for you. don't know i want to pull it out and eat it. >> a sailor went by a guy in his 70s, picked them up, if this happened in the south pacific or some other place, a bit more remote you never know. >> could have turned out not so well. >>> another one we love, we showed you sam before the break, he was rescued this week. he's ear rescue, listen to this. >> you got it, come on, bud. >> what is his name? >> sam. >> come on, sam. >> that's right. the six-year-old golden retriever ran for his freedom, he ran the wrong way and got swept away in a strong and chilly current. people were shouting to try to get him to come back and stay close, they followed him downstream you're watching it unfold, this is unbelievable, thankfully, manchester, new hampshire firefighters arrived, repelled down and look at that. >> i got to tell you, i feel this way i know you feel the same way we're both dog lovers, i would have jumped in after the dog. i would have. standing on the shore line, without question. scar

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people believe it's seaweed that he's lying in.ean.org put this up, a website that inspires people to protect the ocean. and the polar bear here is sort of an ambassador to say leave me alone, protect me. >> all he needs is a little bowl of doritos, six-pack of beer or soda. >> and a remote. >> that would be sweet. >> probably ice hockey or maybe curling. >> i like thinking that he made that for himself. like, you know, this -- no, too cold to lie on. i'm going to have to make myself a little more comfortable. >> lazy boy, totally chilled out. that. >> looks like me on a saturday. >> i could chill with that polar bear. >>> water sports on the lake with family and friends is fantastic. >> and especially fun if grand ma gets involved. check this out. >> oh, boy. >> oh, my goodness. >> holy cow. >> somebody said, hey, let's get a jet ski, make a ramp with some plastic, put grandma on a push board and pull her so she can jump into the water. >> did they make grandma go first because she was the oldest? because she was in the air -- con

ooh, that smel like seaweed. hendrick: not all learning takes place in the classroom.hink is going on on this field trip that is helping make these children so receptive to learning new things? child: it smells nasty. woman: it's nasty? woman: can you see them? what did that snake feel like when you touched him? look. he's going to crawl back under the water bowl, i think. hendrick: field trips like this one are excellent opportunities to learn because they encourage and stimulate the child's sense of wonder and curiosity. child: oh! it's a rock! woman: it's a rock. see? hendrick: one way to maximize the effectiveness of field trips like these is for us to emphasize hands-on experiences and not spend all our time simply telling and showing. woman: do you think they hide in the plants? hendrick: instead, allow plenty of time for the children to make their own observations and ask their own questions. it's a turtle. i know it's a turtle... hendrick: write these down and explore them later, when you return to school, and see for yourself how your curriculum and teaching p

. >>> tomorrow on "right this minute" -- all this dog wants is a sweet seaweed and sand kind of day. what happens next time right here on "right this minute." >>> this super mom puts all other moms to shame with her school lunches. >> oh! >> michelangelo, i think. >> meet the awesome mom behind lunch box awesome. >>> and it's a recipe for disaster. when you mix this bloke, butane and a fire. >> he decides, i'm going to get as close as i can to this thing, and i'm going to maybe pull my pants down, too. >> see why the joke's on him next on "right this minute." >>> a couple of dudes were racing down an open highway in northern ireland, and police are in hot pursuit. they've each got a one-horsepower cart that they're racing. the irish police are trying to get these guys to stop. you see the cop cars trying to pull in front and block them. >> what do they think this is, ben-hur? >> and this is also not pennsylvania dutch country either where you might be used to seeing a horse and buggy. the police were able to catch one of them, but one other guy got away. and you could see there's a f

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beauty products, if you look for something called karagenin or agar -- that actually comes from seaweeds from right here on long island sound or the atlantic ocean. >> the aquarium isn't all about fish. while not part of the official behind-the-scenes tour, ellen let me meet the seals. it turns out each one has plenty of personality. you make friends with your fist -- what's called "targeting." >> what's going on, razz? >> good. all right, what you can do is, you want to just hold the fish right like that in between two fingers and hand it right to her. >> aww, good razz. >> last but definitely not least, i'm going to get up close and personal with some of the strangest creatures of the deep at the ray touch tank. the stingrays are hungry, too. >> if you keep your hand nice and flat -- keep it in the water. here he comes. yep, if you keep your hand down nice and flat, they might know it's feeding time. >> hi. aww. >> keep your hand nice and flat. here we go -- this guy will give you a good pet. >> aww. now, before you decide to pet the next stingray you encounter, keep in mind that the s

already saved a microlender in the philippines from bankruptcy, and helped to create thousands of seaweedming jobs in india. >> we're really going to affect the livelihoods of people who earn less than $1 a day. >> reporter: he believes his program, while rare, is just the leading edge of a trend, one that might just change the world of business education if not the world itself. >> if we can do this at the level of every university in the world, look at the change in attitude, in mind-set, and how much we can change the world, that's the key. >> two quick points. one, the university has or the college has teamed with oakland children's hospital helping that hospital in uganda. they're not out there doing it on their own. oakland children's hospital does a lot of good work partnering with the children's hospital in uganda. and you may have noticed, these aren't exactly kids right out of college. this is an executive mba program for people who have some business experience. even more reason why when they go to the third world country and teach people how to do business, they know what they

he brought rice cakes and dried seaweed. when i finished i bowed and asked, how do you know i was here? tomoko. what about tomoko i asked? matzu gathered the food and wrapped it up. i followed you and the others down to the beach yesterday morning. i wondered if you might find your way to peace. i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what you might want to know about. as we are taping this with sfgov tv i will ask you to ask your question into the microphone so they can pick it up. and you, too will be on tv. now nobody wants to. i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through

soft-shell crab, grilled shrimp, seaweed pringles. even coca-cola in the game. these taste testers in auburn dale, florida, they're drinking hopi, it's like orange juice, only sweeter. the oranges picked from these groves in florida. how are they received 11,000 miles away? and it's hardly just food. look at this. flight attendants, putting on their lipstick, much of the makeup in china, with american labels. which is why oscar is making his pitch, traveling from city to city. selling his american products, american entrepreneurs back in the states have also discovered another way to china. so you think this american flag is worth something in china? >> absolutely. >> they just started shipping their product over and having it listed and sold on a sort of amazon.com in china. >> you can see all the boxes just waiting to be shipped to china. they're aware of an exploding middle class and they think they're on to something. >> reporter: look at these images. you can see the yarn has arrived, the first shipment now up on the shelves and on that website. made in ame

. >> with a little bit of seaweed., sherry, citrus vodka, mulled a little cucumber and mint. little bit of salt. >> i like that. >> put it this way. it's interesting. >> very nice. >> we're making some swordfish. >> we've got swordfish on the grill. we drizzle it with a little olive oil and season it with some salt and pepper. put it on the grill for about two minutes, and then we turn it for 90 degrees. >> why is that? >> because after another two minutes when you flip it over -- >> that's the only reason you're doing it? that is adorable! >> that is so cute. >> we're going to grill some asparagus here. we slice the ends off the asparagus. and then to get this presentation this is called colored asparagus. we trim around the end and then peel it back with a paring knife. that gives you a nice pretty presentation. that's going to grill for five minutes on the grill. >> so far it is nice and low-cal. >> it is. everything here today. >> how long do you cook the swordfish. >> the swordfish is going to be about eight minut

seaweed and clams, which sound like it should be on the menu at a restaurant, especially if you are intohi. they were seen by a sailor sailing north along the coast. a 70-year-old sailor, who saw them, picked them up. they are very fortunate. could have had a different outcome. >> that diet, might have to check that out. clams for dinner, sounds kind of yummy. some of the great video we thought we'd share with you this morning. >>> this week's cnn hero is bringing this hidden population, under the age of 18, but caring for an aging or ill family member. you will meet a woman for children who are caring for others. >>> but, first, the great wall of china may be one of the places to visit on your bucket list. rob marciano shows us where we can walk the wall on this week's "on the go." >> reporter: the great wall of china, more than 5,500 miles long and originally built to keep invaders out. today, it attracts 10 million visitors a year. >> being able to stand on the wall, to look out over the mountains, to realize that parts of this wall were built over 2,000 years ago and still standing.

some of the beachgoers said they first thought the cows of the sea were seaweed.y attracted so much attention that eventually lifeguards had to keep the beach-goers away. >> i would take exception to being called a cow of the sea. just saying. >> no one in their right mind would call you that, so don't worry. they do, the manatees do fit into the category. 6:41. >> okay. >>> time for weather & traffic on the 1s. tom? >> mercifully. good morning at 6:4167. pavement wet. looking at the radar, we have spotty green near forecast, stafford county, heading northeast into charles and southern prince george's county. st. mary's and calvert and eastern shore getting light rain, too, from cambridge to easton, toward dover. that's heading to the north and east. in the wake of that, a mild morning. in the 60s. 66 at reagan national. and later today, might have sunshine breaking out here mid morning. will be near 70 by then. cloudy noontime, mid 70s. by mid-afternoon, mid to upper 70s. we have an increasing chance of rain moving back in. maybe thunder and lightning, too, by la

headed off to one of my favorite, the rugged southwest coast, to cornwall, land of sea, surf and seaweedunded by sea lies cornwall. steeped in tales of pirates and smugglers, sea monsters and mermaids. it even has its own atlantis, a legendary kingdom said to lie just off the coast. they say on some nights if you listen very carefully, you can hear the bells ringing beneath the sea. beneath the sea is where i'm going next. this rugged coastline is one of the most treacherous in the world and as local artist john sim captures in his eerie paintings, the graveyard of many hundreds of ships which is why cornwall has become a paradise for divers and treasure hunters. scuba diving's all very well. it's brilliant. but i want to find out what it would have been like for a wreck diver 100 years ago. >> one size does fit all. >> those are the biggest shoelaces i've ever seen. i feel like frankenstein. charles diving school is the only place in the uk where you can do this. >> ben, everything okay? >> with air pumping down the tube and weighed down by 80 pounds of lead, i take a leap into the unkn

this is an oceanic cocktail with a little bit of seaweed.le with a little olive oil, season with salt and pepper. put it on the grill for about two minutes, then turn it for 90 degrees. >> why is that? >> because after another two minutes when you flip it over -- >> that's the only reason you're doing it? that is adorable! >> that is so cute. >> we're going to grill some apare gus here. we slice the ends off the asparagus. to get the presentation, we trim around the end, then peel it back with a paring knife. that gives you a nice pretty presentation. that grills you five minutes on the grill. >> so far it is nice and low-cal. >> it is. everything here today. >> how long do you cook the swordfish. >> about eight minutes overall. >> everybody likes their swordfish different. >> for an inch-thick piece that's going to give you about medium. >> what's happening in this pan? >> this is some shallots that are sauteing with a little olive oil. here's the asparagus tips. some chicken stock. >> i'm cooking. >> you're stirring actually, hoda. >> no,