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"Sanction sausages" churned out in Russia

This factory in Kronstadt, Russia is getting to the meat of Russia's economic problems - they're producing what they call "sanction sausages." Managing director Dmitry Yefimov says it's a bit like

Feb 20, 2015

Designers in New York reveal likely Oscar red carpet scene stealers

Styles seen on the catwalks of New York's Fall/Winter Fashion Week are often indications of what Hollywood will wear on the world's most-watched runway, the Academy Awards red carpet. James Mischka

Feb 20, 2015

Colombia denies gay adoption of non-biological children

Colombia's Constitutional Court denies gay couples the possibility to adopt children who are not biologically those of either partner.

Feb 20, 2015

WHO urges billions to fight neglected tropical diseases

The World Health Organization urges countries to invest billions of dollars to tackle 17 neglected tropical diseases - including dengue fever, leprosy and sleeping sickness - which kill 500,000 people globally each year

Feb 20, 2015

Best in Show Miss P conquers New York

Winning hearts wherever she goes, the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club's top dog, Miss P. Unruffled by the adulation, the four-year old beagle began her Best in Show media tour atop New York's Empire

Feb 20, 2015

Migrants scale fence at Spanish border

African migrants cling to a border fence separating Morocco from Spain. They won't back down. Nearly 100 people tried climbing the fence. Around 15 held fast, sitting on the fence for more than

Feb 19, 2015

Best in Show Miss P conquers New York

Winning hearts wherever she goes, the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club's top dog, Miss P. Unruffled by the adulation, the four-year old beagle began her Best in Show media tour atop New York's Empire

Feb 19, 2015

Disaster averted when planes clip in mid-air

A near catastrophe... witnessed by hundreds of spectators. It happened during the "Aero India" airshow. And while disaster was averted, it could have been much worse. The planes were forced to land,

Feb 19, 2015

Christians, Jews, Muslims hold peace pilgrimage in London

Christians, Jews and Muslims from all walks of British life made a pilgrimage through central London on Thursday, in a show of unity against the hatred that drove recent attacks in France and Denmark. Duration: 01:16

Feb 19, 2015

Fashion meets function with robotic zipper

STORY: Struggling with a zipper that wont budge - we've all been there. Forgetting to pull up your fly - most of us have been there to. Those frustrating and sometimes embarrassing moments may soon

Feb 19, 2015

Marchesa dreams up a dark, sensuous Fall 2015 collection

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) For a short ten minutes a portion of the second floor of the iconic St. Regis hotel in Manhattan was a sea of sensuous poppy flowers on Wednesday (February 18).

Feb 19, 2015

First journalist to report on death of Argentine prosecutor "threatened"

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) The first journalist to report on the death of an Argentine state prosecutor, who was investigating the deadly 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos

Feb 19, 2015

Kerry: 'No one country' can stop violent extremism

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday "no one country" can stop violent extremism. Delivering remarks at the White House summit on countering violent

Feb 19, 2015

Germany pours cold water on Greece deal

Not good enough - Germany's response to Greece's request for a six month loan extension. Athens offered up major concessions but ran into strong objections from the EU paymaster. The German finance

Feb 19, 2015

Australian former Guantanamo prisoner Hicks, demands expenses help

Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks, says it's pay-back time. With his conviction on terrorism charges overturned by a U.S. military appeals court, he wants the Australian government to pay

Feb 19, 2015