and i happen to know that suhail, my cameraman, here, loves a bit of cake, don't you?ever give you anything. these are madeleines. they're 30% protein. mm. take a bite. how is it? mm. they're really good. i would've never guessed there's insects in this. i so it tastes like cake, moist in the middle? it's very moist. it's a great texture. definitely couldn't tell it's made of insects, 100%. l there's your lunch. they laugh. i might have a second one, actually! they're quite good. well, suhail seemed happy, but he's always very easy—going. how ready is everyone else? insects are very nutritious. they're very sustainable to produce. you require 99% less land, 99% less water. and, of course, the emissions is significantly lower and also, they taste great. so if you have those three pillars ready, the foundation is there. but i think it's a matter of marketing and people getting more familiar with it before we introduce it to the wider public. insects are widely eaten in many parts of the world, but whether everyone can switch their mind—sets to expecting them for dinner i

actions in niger particularly in the wake of 9/11, the suhail region became kind of hidden. and not major focus of u.s. counterterrorism activities. there was the initiative that became the counterterrorism partnership. that started right after in 2002, 2003, 2004. and since all of these years, the u.s. has just been channeling a lot of equipment and money for military operations even back before this region had much of a terrorist threat at all, this was what this cohort under the bush administration -- they were acting according to the doctrine of preemptive war. where in the slightest possibility of a terror attack warranted any kind of prevented action. we saw that happening all over the world. so this is just one region. i have a map i have put together of all of the places, about 85 countries in the world, where the u.s. engaged in some sort of counterterrorism activity. my research in the west africansuhail was asking, what does it mean? how do we zoom into this data point on this map? even though it is kind of a drop in the bucket in terms of the massive pentagon spe

suhail time he's scored the tying run and well here come the winning run mayhem miami is you can his. you can see right there completes the walk-off win. 65 was the final they'll face team usa in the championship game tomorrow. back to you guys at the desk. >> thank you very much, aaron. as questions swirl over how silicon valley bank became the second largest bank failure in u.s. history, employees are now blaming working from home as one of the reasons the bank collapsed at last year's phoebe included remote work as with they deem to be a risk to its business model along with it issues and productivity. >> reporter sloane glass has more. >> it's the largest bank failure since the global financial crisis. more than a decade ago, employees of silicon valley bank say the work from home culture and an overall focus on social issues could have led to its failure anonymously, telling the financial times that i almost felt like i was at work on a college campus and ideas like hedging interest rate risks often come up over lunch or in small meetings. dan schwab, l managing partner at workpl