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Like cus d'amato in the young tyson, training them, conditioning them to be monsters in the ring in the other. yeah. does one wager on this? >> i guess the official answer would be that gambling's illegal in japan, but -- >> intermission. time for a corn dog, some funnel cake, curly fries? no. better. much better. yakitori. yes, they have that. but when in okinawa, do as the okinawas do. yakisoba. start with pork belly as one should. cabbage, carrots, fry that up on the griddle, add noodles, sauce, soy, mirin, vinegar and a bit of sake. top with a bit of pickled ginger garnish and eat. and now...

Is there a time limit or do they go until somebody gives up? >> i think they pretty much go until somebody gives up. when it gets -- >> a points system? >> no, no, there's no points system. basically when the other one turns around and runs away, that's the winner. few times one bull will actually get around to the side and actually be able to flip the bull over. >> right. win or lose or survive? both? >> most of the times you'll have injuries but most the time the bulls go home. >> they go home to be happy. >> they do. >> nobody's turned into steaks or cutlets. >> no. >> toguyu started as ear...

Hand, training them, conditioning them to be monsters in the ring in the other. yeah. does one wager on this? >> i guess the official answer would be that gambling's illegal in japan, but -- >> intermission. time for a corn dog, some funnel cake, curly fries? no. better. much better. yakitori. yes, they have that. but when in okinawa, do as the okinawans do. yakisoba. start with pork belly as one always should. cabbage, carrots, fry that up on the griddle, add some noodles, sauce, soy, mirin, vinegar, and a bit of sake. top with a bit of pickled ginger garnish and eat.

Objective which is the right one, which is to enable capable motivated forces on the ground to retake territory from isil and regain syrian territory from the extremism. so we have devised a number of different approaches to that and going forward. >> and we are covering this story from all angles and the pentagon correspondent barbara starr is with us, as well as our counter terrorism analyst philip mudd and kimberly sanchez and also arwa damon on the ground. and arwa, there is a new approach to the fight, and whth the old approach is not working, and take the new approach. and what is that? ...

U.s. officials believe north korea is behind it, possibly a shadowy group of computer hackers. kyung lah has more. you spoke with a defector, a former military systems worker. what did he tell you about this army of hackers known as bureau 121? >> reporter: 121, he wants you to think of them as a giant army. 1800 agents that spread around the world with one sole mission. they want to hack into companies with western interests. so how did this all happen? they're picking, selecting the very, very best of the best out of pyongyang, the smartest students. training them, they're lazered focused on...