Has really made South Pittsburg thrive. Well, its given us a sense of pride. Were just gonna have a good party, come on down. You know, its a real mystery to me why the cornbread in the hills of tennessee tastes so much better than the cornbread anywhere else. Well sherlock, whats your gut tell you . Lets find out. Is it pretty good . Mmhmm. [rodney] so we set out to experience everything the cornbread festival has to offer. He atmosphere is energizing. This is where the kids are getting their purple hair. Country Music fiddle and banjo duet plucked banjo music laughs theres so much to see and do here, but something that really caught our eye is this really long line. Theyre giving away, and we found out is the martha white were calling it the wheel of fortune. You can win a tote bag, a wooden spoon, a spatula. Or a muffin timer. Everybody needs one of these. I have never seen a muffin timer. Im going to take this. guitar strumming you know, cornbread could taste better just because of
Discovered in the 1940s, they were hailed as lifesaving wonder drugs preventing infections, but new strains of bacteria that are called superbugs have evolved, adapted and built up resistance. What does this mean for the future of modern medicine . That is this weeks cover story. They are called superbugs, strains of bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics. They cause infections in 2 Million People in the United States each year and kill 23,000. Since they were discovered about 70 saved millions of lives, but they have been overused causing bacteria to evolve faster and leaving medications ineffective. If current antibiotics fail to kill bacteria and doctors can stop infections, many procedures like organ transplants, chemotherapy and major surgery could become higher risk. How did we get here . Nearly onethird of prescriptions for antibiotics are unneeded and incorrectly prescribed. For some germs, the biggest antibiotics are widely overused in Animal Agriculture to promote
Quite electronic, very song oriented. I have no idea if its good. In addition to his musical career, moby is known for being a dedicated vegan and compassionate voice for all animals. You either have to be delusional or a psychopath to believe that animals dont suffer. The multiplatinum performers lifelong passion for social activism is mainly grounded in pragmatism. So part of my criteria for evaluating the issues around us is not do i like it or do i not like it, but does it make sense . Mobys also working on groundbreaking Music Therapy programs. Music actually had re was a realworld healing modality. And not just on the level of, like, oh, we listen to music and we feel better. But it actually physically changes us. I spoke to moby in washington, d. C. You got about 20 million albums sold worldwide, 1. 3 million followers on twitter. Youre called the pioneer of electronic music. For a guy who never set out to be famous, how did you end up so famous . I think its a combination of, l
In addition to his musical career, moby is known for being a dedicated vegan and compassionate voice for all animals. You either have to be delusional or a psychopath to believe that animals dont suffer. The multiplatinum performers lifelong passion for social activism is mainly grounded in pragmatism. So part of my criteria for evaluating the issues around us is not do i like it or do i not like it, but does it make sense . Mobys also working on groundbreaking Music Therapy programs. Music actually had re was a realworld healing modality. And not just on the level of, like, oh, we listen to music and we feel better. But it actually physically changes us. I spoke to moby in washington, d. C. You got about 20 million albums sold worldwide, 1. 3 million followers on twitter. Youre called the pioneer of electronic music. For a guy who never set out to be famous, how did you end up so famous . I think its a combination of, like, fortune favoring the well prepared, and fortune favoring the
Of thousands. And the toll offer Mother Nature, the toll its taking on one closeknit community. And democracy, why the problems are now much worse. We begin tonight with our special coverage, all this week of the refugee crisis, now stretching from the middle east to europe. Hundreds are camped outlook a road leading to the serbian hungary border, and hungary declared a state of emergency in two of its Border Regions, and clamped down on people for the country illegally. Austria stepping up its border checks, and now calling for a summit next week. They want to discuss the refugee crisis, and meanwhile, interior ministers will hold a summit next tuesday to pry to break the deadlock to relocate 120,000 refugees. As europeans try to deal with the way to deal with the crisis, more refugees head for their borders. More on the desperate journeys. Reporter at this border, hungary has taken the crisis in a new direction, and it makes life even harder for refugees. Many have found themselves s