she claimed she'd been date raped by a man named john taylor, and during the ordeal taylor mentioned laura's murder. >> the alleged victim said that her attacker had threatened her by saying he would do the same thing to her as he had to laura, or words to that effect. >> when questioned by police, taylor denied the sexual assault and denied mentioning laura's name. however, a background check revealed taylor attended the same university laura did. >> he was a member of the same health club, he attended the same fraternity gatherings, functions, as laura. >> and taylor was near the university on the day of laura's murder. >> taylor had somewhat of a history with being violent towards his girlfriends or female companions. that, too, added to his possibility as a suspect. >> fbi analysts compared taylor's hair to a foreign hair they found inside laura's car. >> we received a report back from the fbi that the hair recovered from her vehicle was consistent with john taylor. >> at the time, mitochondrial dna testing of human hair was still years away. so it was impossible to know for cert

"taylor, why don't you do the country song? why don't you do the hybrid song?"ou chase two rabbits you lose both of them." >> yeah, i mean if you've ever tried chasing like actually two rabbits, you'll probably lose both of these. >> jimmy: you won't catch either one. >> you probably lose one rabbit if try chasing a rabbit at all. but the phrase that i use could offend myself. >> jimmy: yeah, if you chase two rabbits, you'll lose them both. i was like, "gosh, i love that. it's so well done." >> figuratively, that's just what i told my label. and you know, they were very kind of comfortable with what we've been doing, because things had been going well. making my last album, "red" was a sort of a hybrid between country and pop. >> jimmy: yeah, it was great. >> oh, thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're good. you're really good. >> i just thought, you know, that there's no way that you can keep doing the same thing over and over again, it's going to be exciting to you or exciting for fans. like, you have to change things up, and then, you know, some peop

three of them were paul taylor's children. no one ever criticize paul taylor for leaving his children. he was gone for huge amounts of time put them in foster care when his first wife left. i found that really interest you. i don't want to minimize the fact that her children were very hurt when i interviewed her children in her 80s and the kids don't feel the pain of having been left by their mothers. that was a real big. but the government job out there was the job she could not refuse. if she had refused it would never heard of her. she would've lived and would've lived and died a portrait photographer in her studio. >> host: linda gordon what do you teach at the university? >> guest: i don't teach anything about photography. i'm not really photographic expert. i teach a lot of different things. i teach women's history to undergraduates. i also teach a course on social movements, which is some thing i'm interested in. dorothea lange was not a social movement person in any way. she lived and worked with a period of intense so

we were going to see taylor.y question to the guards were, if there are more than 20 and he was like, you can come. so standing there, just a sea of white coming down the hill. it was like, these women are really serious. then all of a sudden, we get a call from in his office that he is not feeling well and he will see only 10 of us. i was furious. i said, if he can't come to see all of us, we will leave. and his guards were like, who is this woman? she is too militant for her own good. finally, he agreed to come out and see all of us. we challenged him. he offered us to sit. we refused and sat on the floor. why should we sit in a chair will we come to see you? afterwards he said, any group of people can get to commit to going to do peace, it is the women, and a promising you that i will go to the peace table. for us, that was the challenge. we will keep the press or -- pressure on our country bit we also have to find the warlords and give them a position statement and go to be present. so we were keeping the pre

on our last day at anamosa we ran into t-bone taylor as he was moving into a new cell.d, he talked about his own mortality and the place at anamosa where someday his sentence will end. >> ain't nobody going to take my body when i do die. so, you know, my plans is already, you know, i let the institution bury me up on the hill. i didn't even have staff say they will come and tend to my grave site for me, you know. >> so that means you'll be at anamosa? >> forever. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to

taylor's program is too new to measure. superintendent quintero runs the place. >> these are clients who have been committed by the court because they've been found to have committed delinquent acts. >> what would be a delinquent act? >> um, range of different things. it could be anything from a probation violation to murder. >> so you have kids here who have killed someone? >> yes, we do. >> but like most kids in the national juvenile incarceration system, the majority at john paul taylor committed nonviolent crimes like shoplifting, burglary, or selling drugs. >> we have facilities here and facilities in albuquerque. >> sandra stewart is director of new mexico's juvenile justice services. >> instead of just warehousing kids and watching them serve their time, the kids learn to do everything together in a unit. >> and the staff started being trained to be more along the lines of mentors and team leaders and coaches rather than correctional officers. >> hey we're gonna be doing a check in a couple minutes. we're going to be

cory: you mentioned taylor swift.ift, garth brooks jason l dean, really big artists who have made a lot of dough. they were absent from the announcement yesterday out of all these other artists. why do you think that is? david g.: jason aldean was there. we have seen tremendous growth in streaming. we are sort of at this and flexion where if you look at it the market for streaming revenues are way up. the market for downloads going down. we are not at the point where an artist like taylor swift can say, i will go with one service alone. i am going to go with one service alone. in order to make money, you want to be on as many services as possible. you can take a stand, but there is still not one road to go down alone. cory: where is this road leading? you mentioned pandora specifically. radio stations are paying even less. david i.: the old model is he -- you would play your music on radio in the hope the song would be purchased. that is no longer the case. the radio itself is the model and of songwriters are not paid

taylor comes down on train. camby leaves mobile on train but the tracks are broken up and they can't get any further. the confederate train will have to go down and pick them up. the union contention will arrive on a confederate train. this second meeting will take place at the surrender oak. large oak tree with huge spreading branches. it's the only surrender meeting that takes place outside. this is what it looks like today. the oak tree was lost in a 1906 hurricane. for years it was a local landmark and it's still source of pride for the town. it's a little roadside stop with this historic marker. in this department, taylor has about 42,000 men and at this second meeting which takes place on may 4th taylor will agree to the same terms as at appomattox. the men are paroled and able to go home, turn over their military weapons and equipment. just like with the north carolina situation the confederate troops are camped up here. union army is down here in mobile and is moving into montgomery. there's no union sol

the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor.uble life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend the r

as inhumane as it might sound, i didn't feel wrong for what i did. >> taylor not only felt the assault was justified, she was completely caught off guard by what happened next. >> i was very surprised. >> what? >> what surprise? she turned me in. >> even given the extent of her injuries? >> yes, with the extent of her injuries i felt that yes, she probably did need to seek medical attention, but she didn't have to tell them it was me, she could have said it was anybody. a drug dealer, she didn't have to say me. >> while it might be difficult to assimilate how a woman could carry out such a brutal act, it's equally difficult to comprehend the crimes carried out by female sex offenders. >> i think a lot of people don't know that female sex offenders exist because it's more of a male kind of thing. we're the moms, you know what i'm saying? but it's a common thing. there's more than just a few. >> about 3% of the population or roughly 20 inmates at the prison for women have been convicted of sex crimes. >> i'm jenny woods, and i'm a sex offender. >> my name is rachel trout and i am a sex o

taylor swift was introduced by her mom, andre, a taylor just recently announced with breast cancer sweetent on stage and one of the the most fun moments was when she shared a story of taylor at 17 dating a young man they disapproved of. went to her room real mad and angry at them, but emerged from the room an hour later and she had written the song love story. her first massive world-wide hit. so just a really nice moment on the stage at the acm's of course she was given the milestone award along with the other six recipients. >> indeed. exciting night yes. >> heart broken 17 year old can turn it around. >> how about that? >> way to go. >> thanks so much. see you later this morning. talk to you soon. >> thank you. >> for more on the aym awards head over to the website cbsphilly.com. complete coverage for you all of the winners performance cents and those surprises from the show. right now no surprise, been tracking this rain and seems like since last week. >> we did see it coming for awhile. now it is finally here. just as prom ills dollars brinking in some very soggy conditions as well

please come to the order and the secretary will call roll and commissioner matsuda councilmember taylor commissioner president chow commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer second item is the approval of the minutes of april 7th, 2015, i need to add that commissioner king commissioner singer left the session early the version of the minutes is a revised version for the presentation of the april 7th month to month. >> so commissioners the revised minutes are before you we're prepared to accept a motion for the minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> are there any further corrections on to the minutes or further edition that any of the commissioners would like in not we're prepared for the vote all in favor, say i. opposed? and the minutes are accepted sew the director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners i wanted to let you know i think we send this to you a pbs on zero to get to the zero hiv infection zero deaths and no stag ma i wanted to you know this is in and delegation of state and federal delegation came to california to see how it is implemented in san francisco a that's it g

while taylor swerft -- taylor swerft am i saying that right? [ laughter ] it's taylor swerft right?ers me because i feel like everybody else gets it wrong. [ laughter ] it's just one of those things. you just make a decision, "am i going to correct everybody all the time? am i just going to let it go?" i feel like those are the two things. people use "literally" wrong and they say swift instead of swerft. [ laughter ] but i don't want to be that guy, so i just let it go. [ cheers and applause ] just let it go. when she get's famous i'll say her name right. [ laughter ] a little incentive for miss swerft. [ laughter ] we'll just cut around the whole time. we won't. the editor went home? can we at least cut out me saying, "we'll cut around it?" that's going to be awkward. [ laughter ] you guys, i don't know if you saw this. getting a little repetitive off the top you guys. madonna performed with taylor swift at last night's iheart radio awards. madonna said it was a great time while taylor swift said, "security!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you for staying with me, you

. >>> are you telling me taylor swift won another award. >> yes. >> shocker. >> this one is differentcause her mother gave her an award. it was a touching moment last night at the the academy have of country new i can award. her mom got everyone choke up we will play that for you. good day it is monday, april 20th, 2015. >> even though it is nasty raining out there, we are smiling in the sunshine in here. >> yes, i slept with the hanger in my mouth so i can keep smiling will. >> that what it takes to keep you smiling. >> i beat the rain in this morning but no, you won't have that luck. nor will the kid at the bus stop. bus stop buddy not only is it raining but that umbrella could very easily blow inside out this morning because we have wind, a along with our rain. yuck. so, you can imagine the number will not be very high. no. it is just a two. worst of it coming through this morning. you can see heavy downpours. it is starting to ease up in lancaster county but still raining for the the next little while, at least next hour or two hours around here. 56 degrees right now. 16-mile an h

that taylor swift, that is her mom. do you want to hear what the mom said. >> i do. >> would you line to see them both cry. >> i don't know if i want toe them cry it is no the sad. >> touching moment. >> sure is. >> is that all we have for that tease? pretty. is that it. okay. 2xh@s! >>> all right. 9:22. we are getting reports into us now we have flooding all into the the area and in the surprising will you. entrance to i-95 southbound right here by market street, just down the block from our tv station here. it is almost getting too high to go through. so that is the tunnel. i-95, it is getting flooded. >> that is not good. >> it hasn't let up, at all a. so be careful. >> it is coming down. >> maybe ten minutes ago, that was shot. >> lets get back to taylor swift. >> we have word that she has accepted 50th annual milestone award. >> every time. >> fire truck. >> flashing lights. >> fire truck drove by that direction so they he could go down there to block it off at that point. that was an ambulance. yes, there was a fi

and when you see taylor swift's mother is it any wonder why taylor is so graceful?o weeks ago, swift revealed online that her mother is battl. sharing in a tumblr post, for christmas this year i asked my mom that one of her gifts to me be her going to the to get screened for any health issues. i'm saddened to tell you she's been diagnosed with cancer. >> mom, thank you so much. i i love you. >> reporter: she has stated her close relationship with her mom in the past. >> it's a different kind of friendship than the cool mom who tries to party with her daughter. she's my best friend. >> reporter: and sunday night, it was clear her mother felt the. >> for many years i was her constant companion. and i witnessed a young girl with very few friends become a young woman with many learning to stand up for herself and the things she believes in. like many of you out there tonight with children of your own, i am a very proud mom. >> reporter: just so touching. this is andrea swift's first appearance since news of her diagnosis. for now their family has decided to keep the det

. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison, he had to be flanked byers for his interview in a secure housing unit, or the shu. >> hi, guys. okay. you got it. look at our man right here. you got this rambo camera. who do you work for? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> tell us who you are. what's your name? >> they call me double life because i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole. and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i've got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, distractions, yard distractions, hospital distractions, shower distractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he felt compe

. >> taylor: then i realized, "oh, my gosh, i'm having a stroke!ext thing my brain says to me is, "wow! this is so cool!" ( laughter ) "this is so cool! how many brain scientists have the opportunity to study their own brain from the inside out?" ( laughter ) >> rose: taylor's talk went viral. >> we need mathematicians... >> rose: and soon, internet users couldn't get enough of ted talks. >> ...every child... >> rose: a million views turned into a billion... >> ...what... >> rose: and now, it is an internet phenomenon. there are all sorts of ted conferences being held around the world daily. ted started its own website, ted.com. it has 2,000 talks on just about every subject imaginable. >> i can tell you with great confidence, i've been to the future. >> i am 17 years old and i am a nuclear physicist. ( cheering ) >> rose: it's something of an intellectual variety show and it is free. >> thank you... >> i was patient zero... it was front-page news when monica lewinsky recently gave a ted talk on cyber-bullying. how does chris anderson decide who ge

when he refuses, taylor tells the boy to move to the front of the bus.ut again, the young man refuses. >> get up here. >> as taylor makes his way down the aisle toward the back of the bus, the boy's 15-year-old stepbrother can be seen approaching the driver from behind. according to taylor, the boy curses at him and the argument quickly becomes physical. >> get off me! >> get off him. >> the driver lunges and grabs the boy by his neck. as other students look on, the driver and two boys fight for several seconds, moving from the front to the rear of the bus. in one last act, the 15-year-old attempts to punch taylor in the head, but misses. the driver is arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery. while maintaining his innocence, taylor enters a plea deal and the charge is dropped. for their roles in the incident, both boys are arrested and face possible felony assault charges. but after reviewing all the evidence, the state's attorney's office does not file charges against the two teenagers, determining the case can't be proven beyond a reasonable doub

kicking it up to taylor swift. ♪ shake shake shake ♪ >> reporter: how about emily blunt?g. >> jimmy: no anna kendrick. passionately rapping this pitbull verse. these are some of the many celebrities hitting the stage in the new tv show "lip synch battles" hosted by l.l. cool j. what exactly is "lip synch battle"? >> simple, two celebrities perform two different songs and lip synch and the audience decides who did it the best. >> reporter: the winner is awarded the coveted champions belt. this is like a music talent competition, reality show, on steroids. because the talent celebrities, in a light we've never really seen them before. >> yeah, what it does is gives them a chance to kind of make fun of themselves, it gives the celebrities a chance to play. they get to show the world they can have fun that they can be silly that they can make fun of themselves. >> reporter: supermodel chrissy keegan is the show's sideline color commentator. >> i don't know what my role is sometimes. i'm like, i am just having a great time. sometimes i feel like an audience member. and also i'

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taylor swi

we heard james taylor saying how the deserts are getting smaller. when i asked james taylor what the credentials where, he said he took a few science classes and likes to go out and debate ph.d. s, i don't think that's equivalent to put on a network to debate a ph.d. >> good to talk to you, thank you for beak with us. >> my pleasure. doubt. >> i want to talk about an environmental injustice. others say it amounts to environmental racism. whatever you call it, low income communities of colour are waging fights over the air they breathe, saying they are subject to more pollutants than whiter town. one battle takes place in new york. activists protested the business. >> the greatest benefit of buying direct to farmers... >> online grocer fresh direct touts the fresh food delivered to home. as the new york online grocer moves operations some applaud economic benefits. activist michael johnson sees an environmental injustice to the south bronx. >> it is like the next assault or another assault on this neighbourhood. >> johnson led protest and legal battl

taylor confro and he was shot and killed.the first round draft pick of washington football in the 2004 nfl draft. >>> three men who worked as ushers at nationals park are suing the team, alleging religious discrimination against seventh day adventists. the men say they were fired because they insisted on taking days off to honor the sabbath friday sunset to saturday sunset. it also references the team's shift to more home games friday and saturday. the men are seeking back-pay and damages. the washington nationals have not commented on the lawsuit. >>> emotions running high tonight in a budget battle in fairfax county. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver talked with some teachers who want a raise and some of them are threatening to leave. >> reporter: this is how many fairfax county teachers are spending their after-school time. >> we want raises. we need raises. >> reporter: rallying together in hopes of winning over the board of supervisors. >> i have worked for nine years in fairfax county public schools. i have

chairman mccaul: frank taylor is doing a fantastic job. challenge for intelligence and analysis is not to compete with the intelligence community and duplicate efforts, but rather provide a unique product that dhs can provide primarily through intelligence that we get through overseas tsa screening at airports and customs and border patrol and secret service. that intelligence can create a unique intelligence product. you start trying to compete with the cia, you will get destroyed. in times past, that was the failure of dhs. frank taylor is taking this to an innovative, new place. to answer your question, i think the white house has proposed sort of an intelligence sort of a melting pot, if you will, of information, similar to the and ctc, the national cap terrorism center, but it would be for cyber threat information. that could greatly enhanced dhs' capabilities in general taylor's office by providing this other into the back can synthesize this information and feed it to dhs to be shared. one important point that was not in my remarks

. >>> and an emotional moment taylor swift's mother taking the stage thanking fans for taking care of her daughter as she revealed her cancer diagnosis. their embrace saying everything. >>> good monday morning. >> we begin with two big stories including another breach at the white house. >> first, what appears to be the latest case of home-grown terror. the suspects with possible links to isis were picked up yesterday in two major cities. abc's susan saulny has the latest. >>> zblr this latest operation by the joint terrorism task force focuses somely on young people who have tried to travel to syria to fight alongside isis and other militant groups. four of them picked up in minneapolis and two in san diego. the arrests came as the fbi attempts to uncover al qaeda sympathizers. authorities have also being trying to crack down on emerging new threat identifying recruiters who are raising money and using social media to persuade impressional young men and women. in the past two years, some 50 americans have been radicalized or accused of trying to join isis. authorities insist there's

meaning that lee acted without taylor's competent assistance. and this probably had something to do with the trains that they met in amelia courthouse containing equipment. but not the needed rations. again, time does not permit us to examine the appomattox detail. the decision to wait at amelia courthouse on april the 4th, squandering a one-day lead that his brilliant evacuation gained him was not borne so much of a desire to compensate for the missing rations but to wait for a large portion of his army, yule's command to catch up to the main body a delay caused by more logistical failures for yule to cross the appomattox river. on april 5th, lee opted not to test the defenses southwest of jeetersville but to shift directions and head for farmville to be supplied by the south side railroad. whether a determined attack by lee early that afternoon, before all the union infantry arrived and entrenched, might have suck saided, well, we have to chalk that up to the unknowable. the decision to controls the appomattox river on april 7th, and take a lo

don taylor has the video of the shooting cam toured on officer's body camera. >> the luger german look err. >> convicted fell on, eric courtney harris was the dark it of undercover drugs and gun sting operation on april 2nd. when he saw police vehicles pull up he ran. >> stop right here. stop right here. >> a pursuing officer wearing a body camera chased down and tackled harris. as other officers joined the struggle, the sheriff's department says one of them yelled a warning, that he was about to use a taser. that was 73 year old reserve deputy robert bathes, an insurance executive and former police officer. he then pulled out what he said he thought was his taser. immediately afterward gunshot heard on the video.

james taylor not attacked right now but announced he will release a new album. original songs.ver a decade. sweet news for fans of the singer/song writer who is 67 years old. he has released five albums in the last 12 years. but they've been live recordings holiday songs and cover songs. the album is set to be released in june. >> in an interview with "the boston globe " taylor said i have been working as hard as i ever have in my life. taylor has some shows coming up in europe but will be home this summer including a sold-out show at fenway park in august. >>> i love golden girls and i have learned to love lego blocks because of my little boy. the newest specialty there. golden girls. a fan made a prototype entered in to the legos ideas. lego might have the version of sophia, blanch, dorothy and rose. all of it can be yours. >> this set includes the iconic kitchen and props and characters including dorothy's ex-husband stan. to get this made, it needs 10,000 votes on the lego's website. >> if it opens up the possibility of having golden girls in the next lego movie. boy, i'm a

and carly simon, and pete seger and livingston taylor who might be related to james taylor and and edt was a star-studded cast and one he should have photographed. donachie mcclane denies that that's true. we'll have to see--who knows, it could bring terrific stuff. >> at the top of the hour john seigenthaler is here. >> two major humanitarian concerns in the middle east. yemen and syria both under the siege of war. both leaving hundreds of thousands of homeless, will these people get help from the international community and how are they surviving from day-to-day. from san diego to san francisco thousands of sea lyons have been stranded on beaches. the number is ten times higher than 2013. all are malnourished. most are just pups. we'll find out why it is happening and if there is a fix. and remember music legend billie holiday. ♪ ♪ oh, what menu light can do to you ♪ >> she would have turned 102 tomorrow. >>> and the 16th president, dozens of photos of abraham lincoln seen by few in the past 100 years are now in the hands of yale university. what they reveal and where they have been

meaning that lee acted without taylor's competent assistance. and this probably had something to do with the trains that they met in amelia courthouse containing equipment. but not the needed rations. again, time does not permit us to examine the appomattox detail. the decision to wait at amelia courthouse on april the 4th, squandering a one-day lead that his brilliant evacuation gained him was not borne so much of a desire to compensate for the missing rations but to wait for a large portion of his army, yule's command to catch up to the main body a delay caused by more logistical failures for yule to cross the appomattox river. on april 5th, lee opted not to test the defenses southwest of jeetersville but to shift directions and head for farmville to be supplied by the south side railroad. whether a determined attack by lee early that afternoon, before all the union infantry arrived and entrenched, might have suck saided, well, we have to chalk that up to the unknowable. the decision to controls the appomattox river on april 7th, and take a lo

video of taylor swift and calvin harris on a hollywood date night. ups to breakups gone bad. nick cannon answering reports he is writing a scathing tell all about his marriage to mariah. >> foours furious 7's fast and furious box office take over. >> daddy as gotta go to work. >> the cast talking about the tribute to paul walker. >> it was classy. >>> it's good friday. tv's son of god is here. just don't call him hot jesus. >> you don't like that. >> chris as a getting to know the star of a.d. the bible continues. >>> today's star photo feed jessica alba's sexy snorkling vacation. >>> and flashback friday frank sinatra's home movies. >> and something that even shocked us

taylor swift was honored with a milestone award. it was her mother who presented it to her.irst time we've seen andrea swift since we learned she was battling cancer. to thank fans who supported her even when she turned to pop. to be honest, not all of them do. >> speaking of pop, take a look at steven tyler's pants as he walked the red carpet. the pop art image of it's a woman's face if you can't tell. out of a '60s painting. tyler recently moved too nashville and working on a country album. who knew? i did not know this. that's why i was telling you you've got to listen to more country music. >> i don't know a lot about country but i would listen to a steven tyler country album. >> that would be interesting. new stars, star wars movie buzzing again this morning. actor mark hamill talking about the force that made him agree to appear in episode seven "the force awakens." at an event with carrie fisher and other stars of the film he said he had no choice but to reprise his role as luke skywalker saying if he refused "can you imagine if for some reason i said i don't think i

>> just dry the husk. >> dick taylor chocolate. smell of a gym sock now with veins. >> try this, dehusked. >> chew it. >> and tastes like almost vegetable. there's a lot of floral or flower notes. >> veg-tabl. don't use that either. gym sock, vegtle. veiny. words like delicious. >> fruity, wonderful. we have the start out low so we can -- >> your managing expectations in the phenomenal way. >> so this is our roaster. it's an early 1900 number 5 coffee roaster. >> it's very similar to a coffee. >> all of the wonderful things, the reaction, et cetera, et cetera. >> i don't know that. what is the myard reaction? >> they call it the browning reaction. the same thing that happens when you brown a steak but what physically changes the molecular structure and develops in foods. >> i didn't know that. who's myard? >> myard was a french physician in the 1800s that observed the change in amino asids when he was applied to them. but you might want to check that. >> google myard. would you like to see myard? >> ♪ if you want a paint that's mor