whether couples choose to get rid of their rings or permanently place them on their hands, going the untraditionalroute can be a good thing. talk about the moments for doing it. >> only about 50% of men still wear a ring. for the list. >> i do watch all of the late-night talk shows. and i do select only the best punch lines in the news for your viewing pleasure. eye, the study also shows that the average fast food customer is almost 60% chicken nugget. >> replacing quarterback sam bradford who hurt his knee on sunday. tebow was like thank you, god. and god was like, i'm sorry, rams. >> the woman gave birth to a baby boy inside of barns&noble bookstore. when they swer viewed on the news, the woman said it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. the best-selling e-books of 2013. number 3, safe haven. >> number two and numbe   >>> at number two -- ♪ >> get ready to flow with the music of meza at the 2013 gala friday night at the america's visionary arts museum. >> i love baltimore. i'm so proud to be singing for the children. >> this will help celebrate the children's home anniversary her

. >> so many chinese might find untraditional ways to bury loved ones. one tradition was the devotion of the bereaved party. nhk world, shanghai. >> farmers from different backgrounds are working together in russia's far east. growers from russia and japan join forces in an agricultural cooperation program. 12 officials inspected a lot in the region. it was about the size of 350 sports fields. farmers grow soy beans and buckwheat. they wanted to check the quality of the soy bean harvest. farmers can plant their crops in rich soil, but a decline in population caused agricultural position to slide. >> translator: if japan and russia are shared technology, they will be able to cut down on cost in this farmland. >> the japanese and russian leadersed helped to bauchb the program in a meeting in april. officials say they will consider exporting the parties back home. many children love a good sword fight. a battle has been reenacted in a field in japan. adults and children plunged into the futile excitement without the pain. >> brave soldiers do battle this th

. >> reporter: even though many chinese must find untraditional ways to bury loved ones, one tradition stays the same. nhk world, shanghai. >>> populous. prosperous. pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth. power. and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and disputes at sea strain relations with i neighbors. find out about the challenges china faces, on "newsline." >>> an animal on list of critically endangered species has been caught on camera. the rhinoceros was thought to become distinct in the 1990s but conservationists recorded one there for the first time in two decades. the rhinos are native to the islands of borneo and sumatra. locals cut away at the forests in which they lived and poachers harvested horns for use in chinese medicine. so their population declined. specialists with the world wildlife fund and local officials installed cameras at 16 locations to try to catch one on camera. they were delighted with their success. a wwf official says they hope to work with authorities to ensure that measures are in place to protect the

. >> i wish people would judge me on creativity and being able to accomplish things in untraditional ways and keep my integrity about me when i do it instead of the reaction of oh, he wants to run with howard stern. how do you think howard got where he is at being stupid? >> yeah. no. he's not stupid, he's a very smart man. political, maybe not. very colorful. >> pretty reasonable guy. >> pretty colorful guy. >> he was decent. >> young man. >> he has as much hair as i do now. we are looking at big changes on the way. in fact, let me show you big changes out in iowa. it's the first snowfall of the season and here's the deal. the system that gave us that snowfall will usher in colder air. it was their first snow. isn't that nice? oh, more snow. i love it. okay, live look outside. this is a beautiful shot. you can see the capital in the reflection of the potomac. temperatures are mild. in fact, right around average. 63. relative humidity 54%. so pretty dry air mass, not crazy dry, but one you would expect. and winds turned. now they are north, northwest at 7. the front is through us and

and it doesn't matter, traditional, untraditional. was a moment wherefore dante's birthday we went to a restaurant in brooklyn, and right in the middle of the meal, an older woman, i think italian-american from everything that i could see, and she walked up and started to talk to him about the ad. and she turned to the table and said, that ad was about family. and then she walks away. and i think that was one of those moments of ngtds. we are talking about, you know, trying to respect every kind of people, trying to have a city and government that actually helps people along that helps them through their struggles, that really loves an embraces people from the beginning point, which is family of every kind. and that's what got communicated. and it was less about look at the different skin colors and it was more about a coheerns and a hope of where we have to go as a society. >> now, i looked at the times video, "the new york times" website. hers to lose. >> quinn led polls for month, but more opted for a cleaner break than she offered

takes many forms and we love and appreciate all kinds of families and doesn't matter traditional, untraditionalber there's a moment where for dante's birthday, we went to a restaurant in brooklyn. italian restaurant. right in the middle of the meal, an older woman, i think italian american from everything i could see, walked up and she goes, right to dante. she starts talking to him about the ad. and complimenting him and then turns to the table and says, and then maybe i should say 60 years old give or take. she says, that ad was about family. and then she walks away. and i think that was one of the moments of understanding. we are talking about, you know, trying to respect every kind of people, trying to have a city and a government that actually helps people along, that helps them through their struggles, that really loves and embraces people from that beginning point which is family of every kind. and i think that's what got communicated and it was less about look at the different skin colors and more at a coherence and a hope of where we have to go as a society. >> now, i looked at the tim

>> i think he's more of a traditional republican in a time of untraditional republicanism. i do believe this, it's a revolutionary party, going somewhere, i'm not sure where it's going to end up. but right now it's going to the right. the real leader of the republican party isn't even cruz, it's the guy, in the next town meeting in the back row yelling, treason, you sold us out. the one fear they have, and i understand it, i know politics, they are afraid of the guy screaming, you sold us out, i saw you with the president. you approved caroline kennedy for ambassador to japan. almost anything now counts as treason. they are afraid because then the whole crowd turns against the congressman. why did you vote? every time a vote comes to the floor in the next couple of weeks, it will be seen as pro or against obama. every time it's a possible vote about obama, it's very hard for john boehner so say vote pro obama if that's his position. but i do think they got to get away from health care. they've got to find something on overall spending, something to do with corporate tax rat

takes many forms and we love and appreciate all kinds of families and doesn't matter traditional, untraditionalber there's a moment where for dante's birthday, we went to a restaurant in brooklyn. italian restaurant. right in the middle of the meal, an older woman, i think italian american from everything i could see, walked up and she goes, right to dante. she starts talking to him about the ad. and complimenting him and then turns to the table and says, and then maybe i should say 60 years old give or take. she says, that ad was about family. and then she walks away. and i think that was one of the moments of understanding. we are talking about, you know, trying to respect every kind of people, trying to have a city and a government that actually helps people along, that helps them through their struggles, that really loves and embraces people from that beginning point which is family of every kind. and i think that's what got communicated and it was less about look at the different skin colors and more at a coherence and a hope of where we have to go as a society. >> now, i looked at the tim

"that's untraditional--" well, yes i can this is my wedding. i can pick and choose as i feel.ha is unsatisfied with her alterations, however, and is planning to surprise her tailor today to insist that she lower the bust line for optimum bustiness. i wanted more cleavage, and my-- the lady who did my alterations decided against it, so she's now fixing it, so i will have more cleavage. yeah, i'm going to fix my dress. (announcer) so with only four days left until the wedding, our bridezilla is off to seamstress to make sure there's not one thread of modesty left in her dress. you need to come out here, because i need some money. (announcer) but before she leaves, tanesha has to make a quick stop at her walking atm. i need some money. i need some money, so i can hit the stationary, and i'm try to find me a dress, too. stationary for what? so, i can do the programs-- we haven't done those yet. (announcer) a fresh wad of dewayne's cash in hand, our bridezilla heads out. we're going to pick up my wedding coordinator, leah. hey, are you at home? i'm outside. i hope she hurry up, cau