he's made room on the menu for a list of vegan options including award winning vegan wings. the same concept as a standard wing. >> yes. they taste so close to chicken it's unbelievable. >> reporter: what is it again? >> soy and -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: throw down sweet potato dunkins and grits it might think smoke and barrel is redefining d.c. barbecue. >> you were speechless. >> that was about enough of me eating. other vegan options include spare ribs and sweet potato and oat burgers. i did try that. i have steak for breakfast so that tells you where my head's at. it was pretty good. >> good flavor? >> very unique. >> good flavor? >> phenomenal flavor. got the barbecue sauce right in there. >> new fan. >> indeed. >>> time to see what our part nears over at cbs this morning are covering. >> anthony mason in new york with a preview. good morning, sir. >> good morning, nick. good morning, delia. happy memorial day. ahead we're in texas and oklahoma where deadly flooding forced several rescues and damaged hundreds of homes. plus, we'll remember two legends in their field

nick giovanni, table for 9. >> and some other vegan options include vegan spare ribs, vegan chicken cut, fish cut let sandwiches and sweet potato. >>> this is amazing. one quadriplegic is controlling a robotic arm with his mind. elaine has more. >> reporter: eric never imagined he would be able to do this again. or this. >> i want to jump around and high-five and bug everybody because we knew that it worked. >> reporter: paralyzed from the neck down after being shot 13 years ago, soto can now think about a movement in his mind. then make it happen effortlessly. neurosurgeon dr. charles lou performs brain surgery on him two years ago. he implanted a pair of red carpet roads in the region of the brain where the initial intent to make a movement is formed. >> it was a bit of a leap of faith in terms of just seeing if these were in fact the right areas. >> reporter: two chips in soto's brain are connected to wires and a series of computers which decode his intentions and move the prostethic arms. until now, technologies have only produced jerky delayed movements. but scientists say the new

one topic, a vegan strip club. launched a protest that intruded on other students. >> look around, you see all these students? rear raise we're erasing solidarity. >> most of the people honestly do understand that the idea behind the blockade is to disrupt business as usual. to recognize the inconveniences that black students face on a daily basis. >> here with us gutfeld and mcgurk. 47 years ago, same thing, trying to block kids from going to school. >> i was there. you didn't see me in the back, i was naked riding an el paca. the problem here there is no possible avenue for a pay back. for example an activist can block a student's path to school but what can you possibly block an activist to? they don't have jobs. >> you block them from going to the pot dealer. >> i'm against that bill. >> okay. >> i say this kind of stuff always backfires. you don't win anybody over to your side. >> do you really think they care about that? >> no, they don't. they're i go authorize rant selfish, spoiled morons. and by the way, h

the agenda is to create a vegan society. no matter how good the farms are. think about the millions of farms, or thousands of farms that have been visited by and worked on by the undercover activists. positives. >>> let me ask you. i'm not sure craig watts, third or fourth generation, i'm not sure that he's looking to create a bigger society. actually. >> i don't know mr watt, but i read the independent third party report that reviewed the video he showed, and - by the way, the animal rights organization, compassion and world farming that he partnered with, is using to fupd raise, go to the -- fund raise, go to the website and they are using it for a fundraising tool. that is in line with how undercover videos are used. they are used with a big donate now. but i will say the third party independent review report by the center for food integrity, independent group, and the panel included animal welfare specialist, and you see what was shown in the video was out of video standards. watt was shown, was not in keeping with how they should. >> he wrote and asked

she used a popular vegan plan to get fit.ter: queen bey, the belle of monday night's met ball. stunning the crowd showing off her every curve. people using the hashtag flawless. this is her at last year's gala. compared to this week. how did she make the transformation? by going vegan. eliminating all animal products from her diet. even butter. ♪ all night ♪ >> reporter: the grammy winner and her hubby, jay z, first taking a 22-day vegan challenge back in 2013. then they kept going. following the advice of marco borges, beyonce's trainer. and author of "the 22 day revolution." >> it couples habit formation with plant-based nutrition. you're adopting new habits. over the course of 21 days. >> reporter: his major rules. choose plants over processed. eat three meals a day, focusing on carbs over protein and fat. exercise for a half hour every day. last but not least, drink plenty of water. but being vegan is not a piece of cake. >> you can miss out on nutrients. b vitamins. omega 3 fatty acids. proteins. there are so many differ

options for vegans, vegetarian and carnivore. >> we have a crispy chicken sandwich, a bun bacon sharpsauce. >> take that bun off right there. >> oh, boy. >> what is all in there. >> mapel sauce, sharp cheddar and of course, bake an. >> for vegans. >> completely plant based homemade stake with your peppers and onion vegan with. >> it taste like meat. >> it is done the right way, for sure. >> we will see you out there. >> yes good that is jerry's. thinks the cow and the kurd, i'm guessing cheese. the is what going on rob good to see you my man. >> is what the name of your truck. >> cow and the kurd. >> is what your inside, wisconsin fried battered fried cheese kurds. >> you know i'm a fan of the kurd. >> i am too. >> glad you are. >> welcome to the kurd heard. the the kurd heard. >> what is kurd, sit cheese, in the quite done. >> no it is cheddar cheese, at it young pure most natural state that we have made by hand hand cut, shipped in from wisconsin. >> what do you have here. >> what i have here is fresh kurds for you. why don't you grab one. >> look back at it. >> some mayo that will

by going vegan. eliminateing all animal products from her diet. even butter.irst taking a2-day vegan challenge back in 2013. then they kept going. following the advice of marco borges bee yoon say's trainer. >> it couples habit formation with plant-based nutrition. yor adopting new habits. >> reporter: his major rules. choose plants over processed. eat three meals a day focusing on carbs over protein and fat. exercise for a half hour every day. last but not least, drink plenty of water. but being veeg season not a piece of cake. ? you can miss out op nutrients. b vitamins. omega 3 fatty acids. there are so many things you could be lacking. >> reporter: 27-year-old hannah has been vegan for over a year. she says she loves the way it makes her feel. but says there is a high price to pay. >> it can get pricey. but the investment you make there is where you wnt to make it instead of at the doctor's office. >> reporter: what happens on day 23 when you stop the diet? >> anytime you discontinue a very restrictive dietary regimen, and go back to your habits you're goi

i was a vegan. my body craved the meat. do you think the public at large, america at large could support a tofu eating president? >> i don't think anyone is surprised that dr. ben carson would be a vegetarian. each doctor says eat less red meat. eat more fruits and vegetables. as long as he is not chastising me for my selection of a cheese burger at dinner. >> a subtle jab at michelle obama. i caught that. >> i don't think it is a problem. there are bigger fish to fry as opposed to this issue. maybe his foundation hiding money -- >> tom what about the idea that maybe this could make someone hip and trendy? right? maybe it will be a new trendy -- resonate with the youth vote perhaps? >> yes which they need to focus on. i have been a vegan for about two hours now. >> and you survived. >> we don't want somebody cranky in the white house. the word meat has eat in it. you need someone like a carnivore. i don't like the will looy nilly fruits and vegetables guy. >> i like my fruits and vegetables. republican very passionate about

the post-9/11 vegans are standing by to help each other.aldessari to interrupt you, by want to make sure i -- >> sorry to interrupt you there is a 100% chance that when you need to see that mental health provider, it will be world class care. there is a trade-off that if you have the flu, diabetes, or something that may not be uniquely connected to service, you will get referred out -- maybe not 100% of the time. what do you think about that? >> this is the age-old false choice that goes to the veterans. nobody should wait. that is the bottom line. >> i do not think that will fix it. >> i do not think a lot of these ideas will work that we have heard from congress in the last few years. the bottom line is that supply is growing and demand is flat or falling. we do not have enough qualified people to deal with suicide or ptsd. we have to address these supply problem, and also that -- we have to recognize that private nonprofits, church groups, everyone else is taking up the slack. we have to look at this as more than a be a problem, but a na

vegan, vegan, vegan-- they were all friends. doesn't like howard stern thought it would be funny to squirt me with a hose. that was a mistake. husband is a tool ran a marathon, doesn't drink. oh, and the last one's easy 'cause it's your mom. great. times more flexibility. plus a flexiball. flawless shaving bones, bends, and all. new venus swirl. >>> plenty of smoke over san diego. this was late yesterday. a fire broke out at a popular waterside restaurant. firefighter were able to get it out in about 15 minutes. it was blamed on grease. no reports of injuries here. >> reduced chars for a woman who dropped her 2-year-old son into the cheat at that time pit at the cleveland zoo. witnesses say michelle schwab was dangling her son over the exhibit when he lunged from her grasp and broke her leg. schwab and her husband pulled the boy out. she was initially charged with child endangerment. she will be sentenced next month. >> is this one of those things bad decision making? just bad decision making by the parent? you're trying to let

i type in vegan treats.d says we ar making gingerbread men today, daddy. and it is not christmas. but christmas is inside so i go with that. we start to make the gingerbread man and i'm making this dough. the thing about baking, if you are a lot of bakers here, it is so specific, the measurements and we have every type of tool in our house except a tablespoon. that seems to be the one thing you need the most of. i'm terrible at math. i'm literally like googling -- it will say 4 1/2 tablespoons. i'm trying to figure out how many 1/3 teaspoons to equal 4 1/2 tablespoons. my daughter is like doing stickers and deserted me in the other room. what happened to our team here. any way i make kooe these cookies and it is smelling really good in the house. i'm really excited. my wife comes home and the house smells like i know what i'm doing. i put everything in there. in the recipes a lot of things are optional. nutmeg optional. i don't know the word optional. i'm going for it. the cookies come out and they look beau

but the other side is go all vegan. >> isn't that great.omeone is always keeping conversation growing. as long as the conversation is going, we'll be relevant. people are looking organic. here in america we're corn fed mostly. in europe and rest of the world, they're mostly grass fed. there are more organic meat coming available at moment. people are definitely eating stake. liz: talk about consumer tastes and where they're going. you mentioned you make it more female accessible. i'm familiar with the palm. morton steakhouse. we have del frisco's nearby. >> when you're going to those great restaurants you're having a great meal. when you go to stk you're having a great night out. stk is as much about the environment as the meal. every stk has a deejay not because we're a club but he will play the right music for that demographic of people. when people are engaged with music, they become more socialable. as they become more socialable the vibe increases. two things happen. people eat more and drink fast and eat more. liz: you're in miami, yo

district said in a letter that they didn't fire you because of your personal beliefs, because you were a vegan, and because you were speaking out on behalf of an analysis. they said that your contract expired, and they chose to dismiss you. what makes you think that their action to terminate you via by not renewing your contract was reprisal for what you posted on facebook? >> us verbally hired in the weeks before school. i was hired over the phone. and i was called in to the print and the superintendent, and the superintendent informed me that there was a complaint. the farm pictured in my testify. ed. they expressed concerns for the get. they expressed that this were an ear phone this. >> is the line clear? >> it's different when you're an employee the government. if you're a private citizen and you write on your facebook page with the school direct, when the employer said that what you did was not good for the school district, it hurt your reputation as a teacherrer, he's saying i have civil rights. and because i'm your employee you can't keep me from voicing my opinions on the dairy indust

harlem, brother and sister jeff and jen martin and their small team pipcorn, all natural, gluten free, vegane selling point. >> so many people are conscious whatever they are putting in their body. >> it is not just specialty foods start ups going naturalment many of the nation's biggest food companies are also changing their recipes. kraft recently announced it is removing artificial orange and yellow dye in its beloved mac and cheese. tyson is getting rid of antibiotics in chicken chipotle removed all genetically modified organisms, or gmo's from its food. panera bread cutting artificial ingredient, and mcdonald's said it is simplifying its chicken recipes, slicing any ingredients you can't pronounce. going back to simple ingredients, all natural. >> marketing professor michele greene wald says americans are more aware of their health, looking for natural foods without artificial ingredients, and they're willing to pay a bit more for it. >> it is a quality life issue casino of affordable indulgence. >> now we add just nice high quality sea salt. >> martin says their customers want that qua

sister, jeff and jen martin, and their small team work on pip corn, all snack all natural gruten free, vegan, they say that's been huge selling point. >> so many people are conscious of what they're putting in their boyde. >> it is not just specialty food starts ups going natural. many of the biggest food companies are also changing their recipes. >> kraft recently announced it is removing artificial orange and yellow dye in its above mac and cheese. tyson is getting rid of antibiotics in chicken chipotle removed all genetically modified organisms, or gmo's from its food. panera bread is cutting after fish ingredient. and mcdonald's said it is simplifying its chicken recipe, slicing any ingredients you can't pronounce. going back to certainly inch need yen all until out. >> marking professor michele greene wald says americans are more aware of their health. looking for natural foods without artificial ingredients. and they're willing to pay a bit more for it. >> it is a quality of life issue kind of affordable indulgence. >> now we add just really nice high quality sea salt. >> says their cu

it's a vegan natural food product. now we like to see your smiling face too.us a selfie to "your business" at msnbc.com or you can tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. do not forget to use the hash #yourbizselfie. >>> winning sales formulas. so for our show we chose a couple of selling advice we got from a few household names. >> the customer has veto power. the customer decides how to spend their money so if you don't give them what they want somebody else will. there's always going to be a higher price, always going to be a lower price. pricing only makes sense in the connotation of what did you give that consumer in return for what they paid you? they'll decide whether it's a good deal or not. if all you have is low price, regardless of product or service and that's all you have that's very easy to sell easy to sell against. but, if you believe you're the top of the ladder on price value, then you have no competition. you win that game. >> i have always said ever since i started working that i am my customer. i want to appeal to me. what's missing in my life? what vo

in this day and age where we are all about gluten-free, vegan -- pimm: that there is room for a 1000ger. betty: people want burgers. thatnk it is this idea tha has to be more natural. i do not know if it is natural to put potato chips on her burger, but they have to be innovative and more natural and more interesting than just a typical big mac. pimm: we will see if people like it. the 20th. sale on may let's go to our senior markets correspondent for a look at what is happening in the markets. julie: i'm going to withhold my commentary on the burger for now. we're approaching the top of the hour between bloomberg television's on the market. we have a quick look at the action on the street. the three major averages are down, but not by much. we closed at a record yesterday, we are now off by 1/10 of 1%. joining me for the options take today and are options insight is executive derivative strategist. coming up by that record, and looking up to the summertime, what are we seeing priced into the mix in terms of are we going to take you to go sideways or are we going to see more records?

. >> so this amounts to sort of a vegan diet. >> it's a 14-day vegan diet with the exception of honeyoods increases the risk for a lot of chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease. >> what can't do you? >> no meat no fish no poultry, no alcohol, as little highly processed food as possible right? >> there's no way. it's not going to happen. he's charlie rose. >> it's also flexible. i had someone who did the plan and said i can't give up my morning cup of coffee. i said that's fine. and there's a mind-body connection, too. you have to have a mind that's healthy and detox our negative thoughts. it's a holistic approach to being as healthy as possible. >> "the only cleanse" goes on sale on tuesday. >> i'm erin moriarty "48 hours." it's an unusual case. a man is convicted twice for killing his wife. both verdicts are overturned. now a third jury is deadlocked. will there be a fourth trial? that story is coming up on "cbs this morning." >> cbs morning rounds sponsored by gilead gilead proud sponsor of hepatitis awareness month. cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by gilead. proud sponsor of

a quick, from another viewer who says that another separate hospital just for vegans is the problem, government running things is the problem with many things in the united states. the new book out from david macola mccullough, "the wright brothers," number one. number two, "clinton cash." bill o'reilly's "legends analyze," is number 11. we will turn our attention to move on.org -- moveon.org with the executive director. will hillary clinton move further to the political left? later, former republican congressman vin weber of minnesota will talk about the 2015 race, and his recommendation to expand the debate for the fall of 2016. we will talk about that. first, "newsmakers," with senator johnny isakson. the denver project, already $1 billion over budget, what impact does it have on other projects. go that conversation with senator johnny isakson. [video clip] sen. isakson: it is more than one billion -- >> it is more than $1 billion over budget. it is hard for people to believe that it is that far over budget and unfinished. do you think it symbolizes the fact that the v.a. has trou

it's all natural, gluten free and vegan. that has been a huge selling point. >> so many people are conscious of what they're putting in their body. >> it's not just specialty food startups going natural. many of the nation's biggest food companies are changing their recipes. kraft is removing orange and yellow dye from its macaroni and cheese. chipotle removed genetically modified organisms or gmos from its food. panera bread is getting rid of artificial ingredients and mcdonald's is slicing away ingrid greed cents -- ingredients you can't approach announce in their chicken recipes. >> it's a quality of life issue that's kind of an affordable indulgence. >> reporter: and martin said customers want that quality. >> so business is really popping for that natural popcorn company. after three years that shop is expanding to keep up with demand. >>> ride to recovery, why these bicyclists are logging hundreds of miles this memorial day. >> reporter: the nation pauses to remember the sacrifice of those who died in service puerto ri

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she says -- ♪ come together right now hold the meat ♪ [ laughter ] i'm a vegan you know, a a vegetariansteak ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @katy4105. she says, "i always thought the ac/dc song went, "dirty deeds, dungeon feet." [ laughter ] ♪ dirty deeds dungeon feet ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ dungeon feet >> jimmy: dungeon feet. >> steve: dungeon feet. >> jimmy: this one's @dvilletommy. he says, "instead of "more than a woman," i thought it was, "bald-headed woman." [ laughter ] ♪ bald-headed woman bald-headed woman with me ♪ this one's from @chrazzie. she says, "when we were 15, my friend used to sing, ♪ sugar fried honey butts" ♪ instead of "sugar pie honey bunch." [ laughter ] >> steve: sugar fried honey butts. ♪ sugar fried honey butts ♪ >> steve: love them. >> jimmy: sugar fried honey butts. this next one is from @tomhodgkisson. he says -- ♪ i can see clearly now, lorraine has gone ♪ [ laughter ] she was sitting in front of me, had a giant hat on. >> steve: yeah, thank god she's gone. >> jimmy: now, i can see the whole thing. this one's great. this is from emily topaz. she says,

. >> even on a vegan diet, taking maximum doses of statins, i can only get my ldl cholesterol into the the fda then approves the drug, it could be available to americans sometime this summer. >>> 5:51. still to come, state law enforcement lends a helping hand to train police officers across seas. >> and we are counting down to the end of a late show with david letterman six shows left now! tonight's guest julia roberts, paul schaefer and bryan adams. you can catc you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. why is there a merman in the pool? why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is there a grilled cheese riding piggyback on a cheeseburger? why? cuz, things get w

a new snack all natural glued end free and vegan. they say that has been a huge selling point. >> so many people are conscious of what they are putting in their body. >> it is not just specialty food starts upgoing natural. many of the nation's biggest food companies are also changing their recipes. kraft recently announced it is removing artificial yellow and dye in its beloved mac and cheese. tyson getting rid of anti-by the nicks chicken. chipotle removed all genetically modified organisms, or gmo from its food. panera bread cutting after fish ingredient. and mcdonald's said it is simplifying its chicken recipe, slicing any ingredients you can't pronounce. going back to simple ingredients, all natural. >> marketing professor michele greene wald says americans are more aware of their health, looking for natural foods without artificial ingredients. and, they're too long pay a bit more for it. >> it is a quality of life issue, that's kind of affordable indulgence. >> now we add just real nice high quality sea salt. >> martin says th

nirvana for the vegan community.ng to the "new york times," major food companies like general mills are turning to hampton creek for its powdered egg substitute as a way to solve the current egg shortage. it's entirely with the major food players might stick with hampton creek's alternatives even after the egg shortage is over. because the plant-based mix is 40% cheaper than using actual eggs. we spoke it hampton creek a few weeks ago. but with this new development got to break form here. got to wonder if the current bird flu outbreak might take the plant-based egg alternative to the next level. let's check in with the ceo of hampton creek. welcome back to "mad money." >> hey, jim. >> all right, josh, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, obviously. you've got the product that people want. but do you have enough of the product? can you scale to meet this demand? >> we've been pushing fast jim. we have five manufacturing facilities around the country. we've got them in seattle and tennessee, two in southern califo

. >> vegan gluten free mixer. >> keep going? >> yep. you're done now.ne in. >> where do you find -- >> at whole foods at $8 each and one of the founders of this company is a philly nature disbelief for example no kidding? >> okay you're done. >> now i'm going to top it off with some club soda. >> okay. >> okay. give it a little sparkle. and now we will add in orange slices. >> could you add orange juice as well? >> add orange juice if you like. >> let them sit for awhile. make it friday? >> you can make it earlier in the day saturday, cover it, chill it. >> kind of like a sangria. >> nice chill exactly give it little stir. and now i have some already made. >> all right and then some spice. >> now the taco by the tko taco bites. as in three kind of. you've got mild medium and hot. super easy to make. take won tan wrappers, put them in muffin continue, fold it around, ailed cooked ground beef some cheese, little tomato and you bake that in the oven for about 15 minute, and you get nice little taco cup. >> where do we find these recipes? >> on my website.

and if like me you ever had a kid that has gone vegan, you know y the stock is going to triple. we reported on friday the company delivered terrific results including a two cents earning beat off a 22 cent basis with in line revenues up 10 prosecutes year over year 20% growth in the plant based foods and beverages businesses courtesy of robust demand for almond and cashew milk. the company raised the full year outlook. the stock rose on friday. given us more than a 60% gain since we spoke to the ceo in february. amazing. so let's check in with the chairman and ceo of white way foods. welcome back to "mad money. good to see you. have a seat. remarkable quarter. one thing i thought was most remarkable is unlike some other natural organic companies, did you not have a problem procuring the ingredients. how did you source almonds and cashews when a lot of other companies are dealing with the drought and a hard to find product? >> well, you know, one of the great things about the new categories, jim, is that in fact we're really a small part of the cashew market. we're a small part o

. >> even on a vegan diet taking maximum doses of statins i can only get my ldl cholesterol into thets june 9. if approved, that drug will be available to americans this summer. >>> time now is 6:52. pg&e is making emergency repairs to a gas pipeline. it's dredging up bad memories of the deadly san bruno blast. >> reporter: i'm kiet do live in gilroy where a single car you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market again... but uh, i...oh...i actually tried the online thing... which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you know, one th...one that's going somewhere. uh, like i, i tak

. >> it often comes up most if i'm like i know had i more and i saw someone get the weird vegan limae pay more. >> you would tell me to tip -- if you thought i needed to tip more you would say -- >> you know i would tell you to tip more. >> wanted that on national television. >> wow. did you say i want to tip less because i had the salad. >> i'm more likely to bring it up when i'm paying more than not. >> i don't say anything but then i usually think -- >> here's what i say, you kicked it off with the question can we deal with income inequality. it's good to tip in all places and good service tip extra, most people want to be tipped for their work not just for tipping to address income inequality which is a different thing. one thing i've never been able to figure out, what do you tip on bottle service at the club tour'e? >> it's not a problem for you. >> on the bottle service -- you know what i'm saying? >> not a problem for you. if you tip extra for good service, okay good but i hope you don't downgrade your tip if you don't feel service is up to par you're receiving as a televisio

everyone knows the steve is a vegan level we had hot dogs and sack races in those kinds of things.so he really enjoyed this. i could see how this was a different kind of company he was starting. so he was doing there. we just sat there. well, the kids played, the circus performed an all-out. >> i like this because you both shared with us a number of photographs that you assembled, many of which are in the book but this is just emblematic of a theme that comes up again and again, your personal relationship which gets reflected throughout the narrative. you guys have the extraordinary cooperation of a very tight circle of people who really have not spoken very much to anyone but any of this. can you talk a bit about that? how it happened and how it influenced you? >> when we started out apple did not want anything to do with us. we started the project about nine months after stephen died. cooperated with one book. as far as i could tell the time they were done cooperating of books. and you know, i only met jobs twice once in a group setting and once he had that little barn in downtow

vegan show some of the options out there and give some advice for these sets a cameras. our coverage of this video of that frighteningwe also have to complete >> reporter: mustering showers and thunderstorms will solve the over the government double range if and take up 7 in. know just the south was overheard what is still coming down even see showers and a couple rumbles of thunder and the diablo range how down even an hayward hayward is is a rundown of thunderstorm pushing along highway 10 one-of-a-kind these of evergreen morgan help because of the as is and continues to move off valley had farther south thunderstorms pushing back from seven crews it's been going on softbound if track the storm then what's in store come tomorrow and just above. family forced out following a morning of it did the deed by irrational place to live. and how that relates the crash. >> reporter: veterans boards there of the judge agreed that we just passed on the all-time all time, unless. are completes the tracks in the nightmare commute from yesterday. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-ca

everybody knows steve is a vegan, but we had hot dogs and bag races and all those kinds of things, three-leggedraces even. so it was come to really enjoy to this obviously anyone me to come and bring my kids so i could see how this was a really different kind of company that he is starting to that's what we're doing there. he had a little fancy hay bale and we sat for most of the time while the kids played and the circus perform and all that. he kind of held court. >> i like this because you both shared with us a number of photographs that you assembled many of which are in the book but this is just i think emblematic of a theme that comes up again and again, which is your personal relationship and i think that gets reflected throughout the narrative. rick, you guys had the extraordinary cooperation of a very tight circle of people who really have not spoken very much to anyone about any of this. can you talk a bit about that, how it happened and how it influenced you? >> when we started out, apple did not have to do anything to do with us. we started the project about nine months after steve h

exactly. >> certain people go on "60 minutes" and they're anti-tax it's about taxes, if you're a veganin the baptist church and traditional evangelical churches believing we're the reason jesus died. that jesus died for our sins. >> so, yeah. and what i've done over the last three or four years is i've been in groups and i've said to people "how many have you heard jesus died for your sins? raise your hands." and then i say "explain how that works to me." groans among clergy and lay people. everyone believes it, few people can explain exactly how that works. >> so why don't you explain? >> well, there have been multiple versions of this over the years. some people have said jesus is like a giant electromagnet on the cross. the love of god when you see jesus on the cross is so overwhelming it draws you into god's love. other people have said you owe god something. this is what you and i grew up with. you owe god something because you can't go to heaven because you're imperfect. somebody has to pay the price. so this is what i call the payment model. other people say -- one of the newest

. >> so it's sep chally amounts to sort of a vegan diet. >> it's a 14-davie began diet with the exception vegetables and legumes that are tasty and easy to prepare. a lot of people don't know how to do that. also it's very clear that eating a lot of animal foods and the amounts we eat increases a lot of risks for chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease. >> what can't you do? >> no meat no fish no poultry, no alcohol. >> there's no way. it's not going happen. >> it's also flexible. >> he's charlie rose. >> it's also fleckable. i had someone do the plan. i can't give up my morning cup of coffee. i said that's fine. it's real life and we want to make healthy changes that we can keep forever and there's a mind/body connection too. you have to have a mind that's healthy and detox our negative thoughts and breathing and exercise. so it's really a holistic approach to being as healthy as possible. >> samantha heller, thank you very much. >>> a murder mystery that began nearly 15 years ago. >> i'm erin moriarty "48 hours." it's an unusual case. man is convicted twice for killing his wife.

. >> this is great for vegans, vegetarians. >> what's the sauce on the side? >> balsamic.rough the website. you guys are expanding. the counter is kind of hot. >> we just opened up our sister concept built, the casual version of the counter. >> what's this? >> our sonoma bowl. this is one of my favorites. we have the beef on top of a bed of mixed greens. we would like to get some of the herb goat cheese. >> okay. why don't we do this? >> there you go. >> what's your favorite? >> this is my favorite by far. red onions and oven roasted tomatoes. it's nice and light. >> you are on fire. i am working right here. >> we have our last burger. this is our build your own bison burger. we have organic grass fed bison on it with a fried egg. >> are you killing me? >> yes. everybody loves a fried egg. >> slide it on there. >> feel free to use your hands, bacon. >> you are making a burger, gotta get dirty. >> are you a bacon fan? >> who isn't a bacon fan? are you kidding me? >> i love bacon with everything. >> here is the best part. this is build your own bison burger. we have 26 sauce

vitamin b-12, potassium, iron are all high risk nutrients for those people who are engaging in being a veganng. >> reporter: after 25 years after practicing medicine outside new york city, dr. weiss wanted to do something different. he purchased a historic farm in rural new jersey and opened his primary care practice. the farmers grow what he calls living medicine. produce then provided to the farm's community supported agriculture program. >> it's a big part of what we're trying to accomplish at the csa. it's not only hand out the beautiful vegetables but to really help our members learn how to incorporate them into their daily eating habits. >> reporter: she teaches patients how to make everything tasty. and csa members earn their share by paying a membership fee and volunteering ten hours every season. debra lost 108 pounds after dr. weiss prescribed a plant-based diet. >> i had felt like somebody had given me the keys to a brand new car. i had a new lease on life. i saw things differently. i was lighter on my feet. i was jogging now. i was walking. i was being active. >> you're looking a

if you are a vegan in his room let me pause right now and say thank you for your service to our greatn. may god bless you. [applause] i do not mind -- and i believe that one of the faults speaking to you today may be the future of the united states. i do not mind if they use their pen and phone. as long as they use the phone to call congress and use the pen to sign the bills that we sent to them. at the end of the day, you deserve a government that is efficient and accountable to you, the american taxpayer. 2016 is the next big challenge and like you, i look forward to hearing from these candidates hearing their vision for what america can be post 2016, and i hope it is grounded in what has made america and will make america great. i want to hear that vision. here in the 20th century, we need to rebrand the gop. we need the gop to stand for the great opportunity party. opportunity for all americans is where we find success. [applause] thomas jefferson was right when he said that the people are the ultimate guardians of their own liberty. you are the conscience of america. thank you fo