so we're very particular about keeping track of every utensil we have, making sure everything matchesd to handle the potentially dangerous utensils, but chances are if curtis wanted to hurt someone he'd save it for the ring. curtis is serving a 25-year sentence for robbery. he started boxing to relieve stress. >> i chose to go off the wrong side of the road. the result of that, i lost my wife, i lost my kids. i made one decision, one bad decision in life, and it got me 25 years, which i'll be 48 when i get out, which i was 22 when i came in here. >> the program at the prison gives inmates the opportunity to box against fighters from rival institutions. in just a few days curtis will travel with the boxing team to a nearby state penitentiary where he will compete for the title in his weight division. >> to just get in that ring and fight, you got to be a stone warrior to fight, especially in prison fighting because i think it's more harder than professional fights. if i take this belt, if i win, i'm the man. i mean, nobody has beat this cat for three to four years, and if i beat him i'

on the ground under trees out at night eating tuna fish out of a can with a tamp onapplicator as a utensil. being surrounded by 26 men 24 hours a day for 93 days. >> stephen: what were they asking for? >> they started the ransom at $45 million. the reasoning behind that was, you know, the somali culture works in a way that they all come together and contribute. so it's a clan system. they figure america works that way too. how many millions of people are in america? all they had had to do was pitch in a dollar and then boom. >> stephen: they thought we'd pass a hat around in america and send them $45 million? >> yes. stephen: did you end up raising any money? >> no. stephen: did you tell them we're raising the money. >> of course. stephen: we're like at 30 mill right now. >> down to 18 million. stephen: you evaluated. eventually it went down further. >> stephen: did you ever make any sort of connection with them? people talk about stockholm syndrome. i know you're from sweden so you must have it all the time. did you have it at all? did you sympathize with them at all? >> i'm an aid worker

use small utensils. we have talked about making the plate smaller, try chop sticks.u, it's going to help you. >> eric: i will be there all day. >> jamie: right. >> it works. >> jamie: it's great for the dog for all the food that falls? >> happy mothers day. >> jamie: thank you very much, to all the moms, especially the military moms. thanks so much, guys. >> eric: we start a new hour with a fox news alert. there are new demands for congressional investigations into two explosive and developing stories today. the irs, targeting conservative groups, leading up to the 2012 general election. and new questions over the obama administration's handling of the benghazi attack. we first start this morning with benghazi. you know, after hearings last week, lawmakers are speaking out, focusing on a string of emails that seem to suggest there were a lot more changes in the initial official story than first

. >> do you ever use utensils? >> i'm born with them! aficionados, he's the king, stopping to shake hands, share stories and take a few snaps. does your wife think that you're starting to smell a little bit smokey yourself? >> she doesn't notice anymore. >> reporter: remember, folks, you're welcome to make a mess. just don't mess with texas barbecue. kevin tibbles, nbc news, dallas. >>> man, am i the only one getting hungry? that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday evening. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm diane dwyer. one person is dead and 11 people taken to hospitals after a crash involving a party bus on the peninsula. it happened early on highway 101 near the broadway exit. nbc bay area's kimberly terry has more for us. kimberly? >> diane, that crash happened at about 2:00 a.m. this morning. chp says 43-year-old man from oakland was driving south bo bund on 101 when his car hit the center divider coming to rest in the safe lane. a part

. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts onlynutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring anything to dry off. >> the video is posted on myspace that same morning, but tim has no idea just how much of a stir his short film will create. tim's bubble bath generates hundreds of thousands of hits on the internet. he's asked to make national television appearances. all good for his music, but not good for his resume. he and his co-workers are all fired. >> i figured i would get fired when i did it, but when everybody else got fired, that was the part that surprised me because really no one had anything to do with it, aside from the girl that filmed it. >> that girl, macy, is sorry she and tim didn't edit out their other colleagues. >> i regret that they got in trouble or had to have anything to do with it. >> manager karen craig, a burger king employee for several years, is sorry too. >> sorry for anything that they think i did. i had no part in it. i feel that burger king has d

what's the critical utensil that i taught have if i fancy myself as a real grilling aficionado. >> a couple of basic things. most importantly keep your grill clean. you do need a brush. i'm a lover of tongs. i never turn anything with a fork. good heavy tongs. you have to kind of look for those the kind we use in restaurant, very simple but they are heavy and good size tong. that's great for turning all kinds of food it's really about manage the grill, you know, moving food around is the best way to cook food. not moving it too often. you have to let it cook but tongs. one other thing a thermometer. >> good advice. >> put a thermometer under your tong. >> so much fun talking with you. thank you so much. >>> who knew about tongs. i love that. coming up the entertainment industry is vying for your dollar this summer. >> one industry that puts utes stamp on summer like no other is hollywood. they are off to a strong start. some experts believe the summer box office record of nearly $4.5 billion set just two years ago is well within reach. julie boorstin takes a look at the names. >> rep

this hour novel way to use cutlery a young prisoner shows that the scoop is more than just an eating utensil in just a few moments find out how he borrowed his way out of jail and. tourism lifts the veil on how industry gets its way with the german government and find out how the business lobby pushes its agenda that's later in the program stay with us in the sky. britain is under pressure to put tighter controls on its radioactive materials off to its emerged that hazardous substances have gone missing in numerous locations over the last decade and effecting industries nuclear reactors an evil schools are implicated in the list obtained from the health and safety authority some of the materials a volatile enough to be sought by terrorists. businesses universities. have been using radioactive and often very dangerous materials how did in some cases mislaid or even list these materials now we've been going through the documentation did a good copy of it here with me now and what's incredible about it is that this isn't just one or two incidents this is happened more than thirty times over the

hour a novel way to use cutlery the young prisoner shows that a spoon is more than just an eating utensil just a few moments find out how he borrowed his way out of jail. that's still to come but first china is hosting the leaders of both palestine and israel as the asian giant looks to boost its influence in the middle east for israel beijing is its largest trading partner in asia and prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to do more business but diplomatically beijing leans very much towards israel's arch rival palestine a day before netanyahu the rival palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was given full state on its meeting in beijing present. of a four point peace plan calling for an end to the gaza blockade and the restoration of palestinian rights reports now on the rush to the east. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas are currently in china they are there on a week long business trip but obviously they won't just be talking business they'll be talking politics and they'll be trying to further cooperate and intrench relations in the

waiting for you after the break a young prisoner shows that a spirit is more than just an easing utensil and just a few well let's find out how he borrowed his way out of. the old. technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. in these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are today . now an alleged assassin has escaped from a detention center in northern moscow reportedly with the help of a spoon and the left hand get the details of exactly what happened from us he's done but. according to prison sources thirty three year old pile of somehow managed to dig out of the top of the ceiling of his cell get out onto the roof of this notoriously high security prison over the fence and away he is not a petty

ahead this hour a novel way to use cutlery young christmas shows that a spoon is given just an eating utensil just a few moments you can find out how he wrote his way out of jail. also peddling influence a new form of tourism lifts the veil on how industry get its way with the german government and out how the business lobby pushes its agenda that's coming up later in the program. and also dozens of patrol the streets of moscow we'll tell you why later in the program. but first charter is hosting the leaders of both palestine and israel as the asian joint looks to boost its influence in the middle east for israel beijing is its largest trading partner in asia prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to do more business but diplomatically beijing leans very much towards israel's arch rival palestine the day before netanyahu is a rival palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was given full state honors meeting in beijing present regime pain went on to offer a four point peace plan calling for an end to the gaza blockade and the restoration of palestinian rights. reports on the rush to the east. peace w

things congress people who want to know about it have to go into the padded room can't bring a writing utensil can't talk to anyone about what they've seen that's the state of oversight under a constitutional law professor nobel peace prize winning president and it looks very similar to what cheney and rumsfeld envisioned for how things should be done when they first started off in their career these guys worked in the nixon white house the ford white house and reagan was their epic hero and obama is doing is getting away with things i'm sure cheney said at his ranch sometimes in wyoming and says obama's a pretty pretty bad do you know he's able to do certain things that i don't think the democrats would let me do so once again that normalize you know kind of the core he's got this is and i want to talk about the bin laden raid which i've heard you speak about i mean i have my own questions because once again i've never really seen much evidence and there's been so many things that have been done that they claim happened at the beginning and now we have the movie zero dark thirty not only glor

. >> again, deb, writing on the physical boat, itself, with some kind of utensil?hat way. he was using what was in the boat. there were reports that maybe there was a gup. that proved to be incorrect. they recovered something. that may have been because it was in the boat already. so whatever he found, whatever thoughts he was putting down, it certainly goes to his state of mind that if he wrote that down, it was because he expected like his brother, he too, would be killed. >> sure. deborah feyerick. thank you for that. >>> they were scene in cleveland at the house of horrors to rescue three women held captive for decade. you are going to hear emotional words at the rescuers made it inside. ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods. just one pac has the stain removal power of 6 caps of the bargain brand. pop in. stand out. all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and launch your dreams. ó? >>> we are hearing from fir

a food loaf will be issued to an inmate who has been caught holding food in his cell, holding utensils or cups, that kind of thing, in his cell. gets caught throwing food or throwing other objects, he can be put on food loaf. >> basically, you have a serving of everything from every chow, like if it's for lunch, you'll have everything on the lunch tray, with the exception of desert, will be placed in a food loaf. >> can you imagine everything -- this is the result, right here. >> for men serving solitary time, keeping their sanity is the hardest challenge. each man has his own way to stay strong. >> i spared your queen. i'm going to take him this time. it expands your thoughts, you know, your thinking ability. you develop a lot of skills from playing chess. it's a thinking man's game, you know? the best move you can make. >> the hardest part of being in a cell 24 hours a day, really, just maintaining your sanity and not letting persons get to you. you got a lot of pressure being in the cell. not even being able to have the proper spacing and just, you know, not being able to get out a

naval institute news reports some of those boats mixed in with the kitchen utensils and gadgets are actually nazi battleships from world war ii. on the top is the ship from the parade article and on the bottom is a german battleship. in september, you may remember, a tribute to the u.s. veterans at the in that case national convention in charlotte featured russian warships. >>> finally vice president joe biden verbalized what many have surmised for some time. the president and his vp have different styles when it comes to public speaking. last night biden asked that a teleprompter be removed before speaking at a jewish american heritage reception, saying, quote, you can't tell that barack that the teleprompter is down. the standing joke in the office is he's learning to speak without one, i'm learning to speak with one." biden is known to deliver a long-winding speech. cbs's mark noller reports the president used a prompter 699 times during his first four years in office. >>> expect a major showdown in the senate next month over immigration reform. the senate's gang of eight bill has cleared

every knife, fork, and other utensil in this kitchen is accounted for prior to and after each shift. >> before i let them go back to their cells i reaccount and make sure all the metal is there again. if it's not there, strip them out, lock them up, and find that metal. metal. that's weapon stock. >> besides working together in the kitchen, there's one other time inmates and staff have close contact in less than secure circumstances. it's during a medical emergency. >> be advised, a man down in carson section 50. >> 5-1, what's the problem? >> our cameras were at california's san quentin state prison when officers received word that a 20-year-old inmate was suffering severe chest pains. >> be advised, medical emergency. >> the thing you have to realize about san quentin is that this is -- this prison was built prior to the civil war and the cells are stacked five stories high. no elevators. so of course the emergency that we were covering, it was on the fifth floor. so not only did we have to haul our stuff up there but so did the responding correctional officers. >> up on the fifth

there's even this, the happy fork, an interactive eating utensil designed to analyze the food you shove >> steven de e is the organizer. it's dedicated to improvement through numbers. >> most of us are used to measuring our bodies once a year when we go get our physicals or once a week when we weigh ourselves, but our bodies change, you know, every minute of every day. >> dean says monitoring goes beyond fitness and into general health for both patient and professionals. from apps that allow diabetics to test their blood to this watch-like device which buzzes to remind doctors and nurses to use hand sanitizer. with technology getting more universitial, it's likely that this health and fitness trend will stick and it's much many of a fad. >> the phone is going to become more and more of a personal dashboard into your behaviors and into your life. >> lee woodruff is with us. like the idea that the phone is going to track all the information about yourself. medical data, sleep data. >> gayle, i know your jo -- sometimes i think too much data is maybe too much data and maybe we go for a run

i seen blood on the table he had the utensils on. >> this 41-year-old woman who died of an anestheticdied. medical society had been in business since 1979. how could this have gn on for so long with no one complaining to state authorities. turns out there were complaint but the state did not shut the clinic down. the pennsylvania department of health did official inspections as far back as 1989 and repeatedly found health violations but never ensure they were corrected. the grand jury report also said the medical examiner informed the department that gosnell had performed an inlegal abourgs on a 14-year-old girl. they also received official notice of the 41-year-old's death for what he now face as murder charge. the grand jury states back in 1993 because of political reason the department of health stopped inspecting abortion clinks completely. they received a complaint a decade ago from a former employee that laid out the whole scope hof his operation, the unclean, unsterile conditions, the unlicensed workers, the unsupervised sedation, the under age abortion patients. they did assig

every man ate the same amount of food service to them in the same aluminum log with the same three utensils. no man took more than his due. shackleton and self one out of this way to do the menial chores that he asked of his men. he a after they did. when it was his turn to serve the men food from a large pot he went to every one of their tents and did so. in manila says -- his turn to stand 4-hour watch he did it, and when it was his turn to stop himself into a sleigh and pole like a sled dog so they could move their camp from location to another, he did. and in large part because of his example, not a single man gave up, not a single man quit, and after over a year stranded in in erica, every one of his crew was rescued. he was an example of execution of discipline, defined as strict adherence to the standards that we ask others to observe. there is another type of discipline, i would call it ethical discipline that a leader must observe. i will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do sums it up well. most of us are not going to apply this code it in life and death decisions or na

it will just pop right in your drawer with your other utensils. folds down like a little evil.o cook put down ipad here open up your epi curious app. don't have to worry about it getting splashed with food stuffs. compass pic that up at an apple store. >> for the mom who hates clutter michael coarse has i foam 5 credit card. cash, smart phone inside the bag. throw it over your shoulder and don't have to worry about losing your cell phone and purse. i love michael kors do i have to have an iphone. >> put it there and put your other smart phone. >> that's when i'm going to do. how about for the mom who loses her keys like do you. >> alisyn: what? >> clayton: the hip key. one of the coolest new gadgets to come out. pop it on your buckeyes or pop it on your kid even though it on book bag busy airport and it pares with smart phone. let you know however away your child or keys is getting from you. sefnedz out a signal if you have lost your keys or anything like that, you can actually just press a little button and find it. >> alisyn: i think this could change my life. also. is that i

. >> no cross contamination, separate platters for the cooked versus raw meat, separate utensils.ooler. nothing out for over two hours. have a separate beverage cooler, that's the one people are opening, it's not going to stay cool. >> bacteria growing. >> exactly. and use a meat thermometer when you're grilling. don't think you can judge from the outside, even if charred on the outside, raw on the inside, use a thermometer and make sure you're getting to the right temperature. and leftovers, don't keep anything if it's been outside. in the cooler, you may be able to. but if not, just throw it out. >> my big take-away, wicking underwear. >> dr. raj, thanks as always. >>> memorial day was passed. so it's safe to wear white. how do you wear it right? we'll show you the dos and don'ts. first, these messages. what makes the sleep what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah!

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