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have a break today, stuff on a sesame seed bun, in light of news from the european union those days are ove a break today will soon make hungry people think of this. that's right. now, when there are crickets, they will be served with an actual side of crickets. the e.u. has just given the green light for two more species of insect to be used as food for humans. i know you're thinking someone pinched me but it's true. as of tuesday, a powdered form of the house cricket will be given the green light. but don't start licking your chops. also approved is the larval form of the meal worm...

Live forever and make you look good forever and they are literally recording their results. it's like a big science experiment. and while i did say it was selfish, it is, probably he's not happy. i think he's on to something in figuring out how far he can push this. can we defy aging with science and living healthy? >> well, we'll see, right? several years we'll find out if he's reached his goal. >> he needs botox, sorry. >> i don't like -- what does he want to live to, a hundred? i only have enough money left to live another couple of years. what does this guy do? [laughter] >> and then -- he...

Tonight, moving into parts of denver, colorado, cheyenne, and minnesota, where some locations, calling for four to six inches of snowfall. seems late in the year for that. reality is, snow is coming down. it will start later tonight. on a wider view, severe storms setting up for the upper midwest. and speaking of the upper midwest, i have great video. this is incredible. some people call this chandeliering ice. listen to this ice just cracking. and you can see it splintering there, right along the coastline in minnesota. >> that's cool. >> totally cool. there's really no official term for this...

Such use. it was just, let's find the oil, and i think it was markey who said they were conducting just one big science experiment. and guess what? it went bad. >> to the point, the executives testified today that blowout preventers cannot handle every situation, especially if they get clogged with debris from something like, you know, a blowout, which then raises the question, is it fair to punish these companies for promising their blowout preventers would prevent blowouts when of course blowout preventers might not work properly if there's, you know, a blowout. >> so many maybe they should ...

One big science experiment. and guess what? it went bad. >> to the point, the executives testified today that blowout preventers cannot handle every situation, especially if they get clogged with debris from something like, you know, a blowout, which then raises the question, is it fair to punish these companies for promising their blowout preventers would prevent blowouts when of course blowout preventers might not work properly if there's, you know, a blowout. >> so many maybe they should be called blowout maybe preventers. >> yeah. >> they may work. i mean, again, the stuff had not been tes...