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>> roy choi: mm-hm. >> anthony: underrepresented. >> roy choi: i think theyre going through kind of what we went through, where the glass hasnt been broken yet to, to translate it but still keep the core and soul of it. but it tastes delicious. >> anthony: a few blocks over, the iconic filipino fast food chain, jollibees. laugh all you want, but ask any filipino. they love this drive-through mutation for specialties like this fried spam sandwich thing. but its the desserts where it gets really c...

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But the president we saw that press conference yesterday. this is what you have when you have valerie jared. >> walid? can you answer that? >> let me come from a strategic perspective to my colleague. in 2005, back to ten years ago he to the month, they projected jihadist woz have two battlefields. one, in the region, at that time it was al qaeda. al qaeda would mutate into other organizations and now, it is isis. what is causing this mutation is an ideology. you eliminate one organization but d...

That are completely functional and you may barely detect it to the kid thats are actually like they need a lot of help. so were basically lumping them all together. but what sesame street is doing is extremely important because their lives matter, theyre being bullied in school five times the amount, and we see this in boys actually five times mohr than girls. so now as a result of this i think its going to shed some of the light on this and help other people. >> great point that its five times ...

Dropped by about a factor of 100. theyre 100 types less than they were then. they it means when we study the population, so we studied populations of elk, wild boar, wolf. when we study the populations of animals, we dont see a difference between the more contaminated areas and the less. >> were seeing the images. all the thriving wildlife is amazing. i wonder if we might be missing something. by we, i mean you because you co-authored the study. it looks like the animals are healthy and reducing...

Thinking on the moral frontiers you might say do i want a baby with blue eyes or green eyes, but i want somebody with this personality traitor be that way. that power could be in our hands though, right? >> it is in our hands today because -- except we dont know the genetics of different personality traits yet. >> its terrifying though. >> i find it extremely exciting. that depends on how you use the information. right now from preimplantation testing, its been used, you can select a cell. we ca...

No way im finishing this. sitting here, the booths, the curtains, the whole ring bell lovely, incongruously eccentric, little island, a mutation, a college town, a magnet for writers, thinkers, and oddballs drawn, perhaps, by its rich literary tradition as the home of one of our greatest authors, william faulkner. faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high sc...

Hat. >> very kind of you. >> well, sure. >> tony, ive got a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> im going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if youre an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation. its got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a tinge of...

End, isnt it. >> that was amy winehouse, the british mutation who died four years ago this month featured in the new documentary "amy." . the film shows her before she was famous something she never expected to be. >> how big do you think you are going to be? >> i dont think im going to be at all famous. i dont think i could handle it. id probably go mad, do you know what i mean? i would go mad. >> joining me now is director of "amy." so you really show amy winehouse as a human being. obviously ...

Yes, i would also like to put my curse word kicking boots and a hat. >> very kind of you. >> well, sure. >> tony, ive got a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> im going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if youre an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation....