>> cal state university could raise tuitions. how much more you could pay to send your kids to school. coming up in a live report. >> a man who oversees smart meters is taking heat. what he admits to doing today, tuesday november 9th on today in the bay. good tuesday morning. >> some people around the bay area might see frost outside. want to get you started with a look at the forecast. >> around gilroy, temperatures in the 30s and patchy frost and perhaps the most important number is sunrise. 6:43 this morning. you will wish that was sooner with the 30s and 40s. notice the temperatures as we go hour by hour, 50s to low 60s and not warming up a lot. clouds will be spilling in and by this evening, talking about

rain and a look at the weather system in the full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> sounds good. want to help you get out the door with a look at the morning commute. >> we will take you to the bay bridge. the volume is building for the traffic flow. more head lies off of 580 and 880. a smooth drive there on the cash lanes. we see almost a dozen cars at times building. that's the reason for the metering lights to turn on. the travel times are 18 minutes off of the bridge and a nice easy drive through berkeley and emeryville. that is your commute direction at highway 4. a chair in the lane and reports of a flat tire or a sleeper truck. new this morning, an officer is dead and a shooting by oakland police.

details of exactly what happened. christie? >> good morning. oakland police just cleared the scene in this alley where we are standing women understand they were searching this area behind me along the fence looking for a weapon. we understand this started as a domestic dispute call around 9:30 at a laundromat. near 58th and bancroft. there was a sort of altercation and the man involved ran and exactly what happened next is unclear. oakland police fired and now according to the coroner's office, a 37-year-old man is dead this morning. no officers injured as far as we know. we do have calls into the police

department, but what we know is they have cleared the scene. a 37-year-old man is dead and this is still under investigation. that's the latest from here reporting live in oakland. christie smith today in the bay. >> most of the 152 people arrested during protests of mehserle's sentence are out of jail this morning. at last check, just people arrested in oakland last friday are still in jail. police released them after citing them to appear in court. it was for vandalism and disturbing the peace. they took to the streets after the judge sentenced the police officer to two years in prison after shooting and killing oscar grant. . >> now to decision 2010. things are still uncertainty in the hotly contested race for oakland. we hoped to find out the winner yesterday afternoon, but now the registrar is saying we may not

know until the end of the week. rank choice vote suggest turning the election into a race between senator don pe rota and jean quan. the ballot showed perotta the clear winner, but ranked choice are painting a different picture. 70% of kaplan's votes are going quan. that may be the difference in the contest. the race for attorney general is up in the air and this morning kamala harris needs more money. harris's camp said the money would be used to send monitors across the state to watch the ballot counts. there is $2 million that must be counted state-wide. a spokesman is remaining optimistic, saying many ballots are from democratic-leaning counties. >> the executive who oversees

the smart meter program admits that he tried to sneak on to an online forum that krit sighs pg pg&e. the moderator of a forum on google found out about devereaux when she checked an e-mail could from a man who called himself ralph. he also joined at least one other forum as well. devereaux calls it a mistake and said he did it without telling other executives. bay area college students may be losing sleep, but not because of an all night study session. rather because of fear that their education could cost more money. we have a look at the latest hikes on the table or across the state. >> good morning. $100 may not sound like a lot, but it's a tuition hike at schools like this and uc schools

are going to consider raising tuition. tomorrow trustees will vote to up tuition for the rest of this school year which is about a 5% increase. then they could up tuition by $440 in the fall, 10% on top of the 5%. that puts tuition at nearly $5,000. still might sound like a deal for cal. they will vote to raise tuition by more than $800. uc board president made that announcement at the same time he announced there could be changes to the financial aid system that would defreeway cost for half of the students there. students say they will rally to protest the tuition hikes and say that the planned hikes go counter to what they were trying to do when they increased funding. the trustees at san jose state university and the rest of the system are going to vote tomorrow and for the uc board, they are going to take up the issue next week. students say they are organizing

and will not take this lying down. chris sanchez today in the bay. >> governor arnold schwarzenegger is pradsing californians for the way they voted a week ago today. scott joins us with more on his late night appearance. the governor. >> jay never invites me. the governor was on "the tonight show" and no doubt looking for a big name. the governor said we understood the issues really well. he turned his attention to the national election. >> what was your reaction to these mid-term elections? surprise? >> i think it led up to that kind of a result. there was no surprise by any means, but really crazy in a way because it was all over the place. it was so extreme the whole thing. extreme right and extreme left. i think the important thing is that no matter who is in power,

they get and work together. >> obviously a republican, but has been known to be bipartisan and talked about marijuana pointing out he reduced the penalties for the smoking of marijuana down to what is a traffic ticket. one of the more strange conversations anyone has seen on the tonight show. >> only in california. 6:08 and free health clinic opening in san francisco will provide health care to more than 100,000 workers current lie uninsured. it's called clinic by the bay. dianne feinstein and jackie peer will be on hand to open the doors. it will provide primary and preventive medical care. dental and mental health screening and based on what is a successful approach to health care that brings experienced retired doctors and nurses to provide the free medical visit.

an 87-year-old who claims he became legally blind will receive a $250,000 settle am. he filed back in march saying he was one of eight patients to receive treatment at the hospital. an investigation revealed that optometrist at the hospital did not follow policy that requires all patients to be treated by an ophthalmologist. after the investigation, the optometry section was moved for poster supervision. >> 6:09 and want to check your morning commute. >> a report of an accident. westbound 580 at 680. the same area with the huge accident and more details came in and it sounds like a minor accident. just property damage and it moved to the shoulder. no major slowing on your left side of the screen where the interchange is. the slowing with a pattern

coming out of the pass on the right. 16 to 17-minute drive and speeds into the 40s and 50s where you see yellow. a tp cal pattern for livermore. no major slowing and a little bit through sunol. northbound 680 and 101 off of the interchange. approaching the interchange is close to the speed limit. the rest of the south bay all right, but gilroy reports of both sides of the 101 about a dozen horses running across the freeway. we will let you know if we have to close the freeway. >> a stampede. >> get your saddle ready. >> bring your heavy chaps today. >> the liner for your duster. 30s and 40s this morning and you can see from san jose, 43 degrees and 37 in nap a. still cold enough for patchy frost between now and sunrise. it's about a half hour away from right now. a bit of an offshore breeze through oakland and hayward.

mainly clear, but clouds drop in from the north. later on more chance of seeing showers and we are only going to dry out for sometime around the bay area. highs from san jose low to mid-sicks and a chilly start and clouds filling in and highs in the 50s. a chance of showers later on this evening and tomorrow morning, we stay dry with 70s as they return to the weekend. >> warm things up. 6:11 and teen who is text a lot could be getting themselves a lot more than big phone bills. results of a new study coming up. >> a train hauling gasoline crashes into another train hauling diesel. who may be to blame for the massive explosion? >> sun coming up over the bay area, hoping to warm it up. it's a cold start to the morning. a warm up is on the way. stay with us. 6:11 right now. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in,

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>> per good morning to you. waiting for the sun to come up to warm things up. a cool start and frost in some areas as well. we have a look at the forecast and a warm up is on the way. 6:14. >> update on a new story we have been following. oakland police shot a man to death that happened about 9:30 and police say it may have started in a domestic disturbance at a launt ro mat. a 37-year-old man is dead and we don't have an identity yet. no officers are hurt. we have a reporter on the scene and we will have a live report

coming up in a bit. >> there is one way to get students to listen to a discussion about sudan. invite this guy. george clooney paid a visit to the farm. he is a passion ead advocate for peace and talked to a packed auditorium urging students to get involve and make their voices heard. >> your voice can save lives. >> he said he makes a better advocate than a politician. >> are new this morning, a report about the attempt to ship mail bombs on cargo planes. the u.s. government has known for decades that terrorists could sneak bos on planes and didn't do anything because they were afraid of adding cost and delivery delays. expensive campaigns by the freight industry may have also halted efforts to impose a tough

new shipping rule. the obama administration has banned freight out of places like yemen and somalia after attempts to put bombs on planes there. shipments of toners were restricted and security rules have been unchanged. >> the former chief of bp is talking about the gulf oil spill. the company was unprepared for the spill, forcing it to improvise solutions. hayward said contingency plans were inadequate and they were making it up day to day. the spill pushed bp to the brink of disaster and the company was not ready to handle the media scrutiny. hayward left the top spot after take much of the flack for the poor handling of the disaster. april 20th explosion killed 11 people and started the worst oil spill in u.s. history.

president obama arrived in indonesia. he and the first lady flew into the capital of jakarta and the president and his wife welcomed them to the presidential palace. indonesia is the world's largest muslim nation and president obama had to shorten his stay because of concerns over voll cannish ash. that means there is not going to be enough time for him to visit his neighborhood where he grew up. it is continuing to erupt and thousands are fleeing, fearing the volcano will continue to erupt again and again and it's spug hot ash this morning. whole ville annuals have been smother and people were cut down by the searing gasses that raced down the mountain at high speed. hospitals are overloaded with people who need to be treated for bad burns. >>a i train is to blame for a massive explosion in poland.

one was loaded with diesel. they slammed into each other creating a huge fireball. they think an engineer ignored a red light. somehow the explosion only injured two people and the injuries were not serious. elizabeth smart will testify about what happened the night she was taken eight years ago. smart is now city and spent her first day on the stand yesterday. she described the first night of her abduction and how brian david mitchell forced her to marry him in a bizarre religious ritual. she said she was raped almost every day until her rescue months later. mitchell's defense does not dispute the kidnapping. they are portraying him as a deranged man who didn't know what he was doing. putting smart on the stand is part of the prosecution strategy. >> i think they are going into

the sexual details to show that this was done for sexual reasons not for religious reasons or something along those lines. >> mitch cell now 67 and faces life in prison. that trial is expected to last about a month. >> it's 6:and 16 three-alarm warehouse fire in san carlos could have affected a famous figure. want to check in with today in the bay's rob redell. looks like they are out there investigating. >> they are. we are at the warehouse district close to 101. if you look at the back behind the white van, there is a warehouse that was burned this morning. the fire started just before 3:00. the fire is out in the mop up mode and trying to figure out what started the fire. it does not seem suspicious. the big disappointment and we

have the fire chief here. what did you find? >> the crews made entry and found a number of vehicles and storage containers as we found out later all belongs to neal young and his family. there were a couple of vehicles in there and while the fire was burning in the front, they made entry and able to remove a number of items and a number of vehicles were parked in the back and a number much paintings and storage cases were removed. as it gets closer to daylight, we will have a better idea of what the total damage and the loss is in there. probably about a 10,000 square foot warehouse. really full and a lot of memorability in there. at least six vehicles. >> vintage vehicles are and musical instruments i presume? >> we suspected a lost that was inside the cases. none of that was outside, but closer to daylight, we will have

a better idea and go through and see when we have. >> you don't have daylight yet, but how much you were able to save? half? >> probably closer to 70%. there is some things that are damaged with we will get a better handle on that. because of where the fire started, the origin was towards the front. we were able to move a lot of those to the back. significant smoke damage to a lot of things in there, but in many cases that's not as huge as the water and fire damage. >> has anyone spoken to him? >> not at this time. >> representatives from his family. >> representatives here and they brought a photographer down here and take a number of pictures along with the fire investigator and i think the documentation purposes and we will see where we are at. >> thank you very much for speaking with us. >> we are talking about property right now and no one was hurt in

the fire. a chunk of memorability has been damaged. >> live here in the bay. >> kind of interesting to see what was in there. what kind of stuff if it was significant or not. >> no one injured. good point. 6:22 and a study about teens and texting has people wondering about cause and effect. >> a lot about the study and talking heads on cable news. teen who is text a lot, there is a link between them and those who use drugs and alcohol. teen who is text more than 120 times a day, that's a let of teens, are three times more likely to engage in risky behavior like sex, drinking, drugs and fighting. they have a name for it called hyper texting. the doctors are not saying one

causes the other, but speculates kid who is text a lot have less parental surp vision and may come from families who are not close or structured as kid who is do not engage in risky behavior. . >> video game fans were lined up to get a copy of call of duty black op s. the call of duty games and a lot of them follow historical stories n. this case it's the cold war in the mid-to early 60s. in many of their cases they wouldn't have been alive. even if you are 30 or 40 something, you may not remember. >> keep going. >> some however may remember voting for president kennedy and all that stuff. >> no. >> what? >> should i know. >> let's check the morning

commute right now. 6:23. you are seeing the small through antioch. >> we are talking about the more recent past. since about 5:30, a slow drive and the typical crawl speeds around 20 miles per hour for much of the alphabet and over towards horizon. a typical flow and the walnut creek interchange at the limit as well as the approach to the maze. the metering lights turned on at 6:20. four minutes ago. back to the middle of the parking lot, the folks heading through the area, we will h hav more news as this builds and your forecast after the break. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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>> students may be distracted by another proposed hit on their checkbooks achl tuition hike coming up. >> more than 70 people bust ntd a child prostitution ring. where agents found the suspect. it's tuesday, november 9th today in the bay. it's a chilly morning around the bay area. what it will take to warm us up. >> a nice jacket. 47 degrees right now in san francisco. you can see napa down to 37 this morning despite the fact that we have the sun coming up. we will stay cool with the clouds filling in. 50s to low 60s through the afternoon. the next chance of rain is

dropping in with the full forecast in a few minutes. >> checking the morning commute, they were crawling in some areas. >> starting to crawl approaching the toll plaza. because the metering lights have been on, another is to huddle together. the east shore freeway itself, 19-minute drive with a smooth one and after berkeley and emeryvil emeryville, speeds around 40 or 50 towards the dublin interchange. a 19 to 20-minute drive. a lot of folks use that dun to 680. a new incident to the south, the northbound side started showing slowing. there may be slowing and we will follow that and i will let you know more details in under 10. a man is dead after being

shot by a police officer. police were called to a laundromat around 10:00 on a report of domestic disturbance. something happened after they arrived that caused two officers to shoot the man. he later died. no officers were injured. we will check in with christie for the details. >> college students are having to focus on their checkbooks as much as their text books these days. education continues to escalate and tuition keeps taking a hit. chris sanchez is live at the bay this morning where the bill could be going up again. chris? >> good morning. what's $100? a lot of folks it may seem like a dinner out. here at san jose state university, it is the latest fee hike that could distract them from the text books. tomorrow csu trustees will decide whether to vote on a $100 increase for the rest of the year and that is a 5% increase.

they could up tuition by $440 in the fall, 10% on top of the 5% that puts tuition at nearly $500. that may sound like a deal for cal and schools where they vote to raise tuition for under grads by more than $800. the president made that announcement yesterday at the same time he announced changes to financial aid that will defray the cost. students tell us they will rally to protest the hikes and say the hikes go counter to what legislators were trying to do when they increased funding the. the uc system vote will come and they are organizing and will make their voices heard. chris sanchez today in the bay. >> thanks a lot, chris.

>> fbi arrested those connected to child and teen prostitution in the bay area. they are also rescuing children allegedly forced into sexual slavery in the bay area. they completed the operation across the country. >> there is a lot of activity in the east bay when it comes to child prostitution. >> the goal is to rescue child victims and prosecute the pimps and johns. among the dozens of arrests made, most were in san rafael. >> we had hoped to find out a winner yesterday, however we now know we may not know until the end of the week. rank choice voting is turning the election into a fight between state senator don

perotta and jean quan. first choice ballots showed perotta had the lead, but rank choice shows a different picture. 70% of third place contender rebecca kaplan's vote are going to quan and perotta doesn't have enough second place to compensate. >> it's unprecedented to see someone down 9 percentage points to jump into a lead and whether she holes it or not remains to be seen. >> quan spent about $350,000. >> the race for attorney general is too close to call. this morning one candidate is asking for financial help. kamala harris needs more money and it would be used to send monitors to help monitor the ballot counts. republicans lead, but there two million ballots that need to be

counted. we may not have an official winner. >> they may decide to start the school year three days earlier than previous years f. that happens, it means that students will take their final exams before they go on holiday break. the board meets at 7:00 tonight. >> 6:36 a.m. in four of us are under extreme stress. >> president george w. bush answers your questions on the "today" show. we have's preview. >> tracking patchy frost this morning and maybe raindrops by the time we head towards the evening commute. there is a gorgeous view. thanks for waking up with us, today in the bay. [ female announcer ] introducing pillsbury sweet moments bite-sized brownies

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francisco, we are at 47 degrees and westwood at seven miles per hour. napa is the 37 into san jose. 43 and southeast wind at three miles per hour. oakland is 46. 30s and 40s for your morning. you saw the sunshine as we get your day started. by the afternoon clouds spilling in from the north and this will lead it a chance of showers dropping south as we head into the evening and tonight. a system that will bring a little bit of rain, but when it gets out of here, a high of near 62. 59 degrees in san francisco and 61 in oakland across the north bay. cooler with temperatures mostly in the 50s. as the system clears out, we are looking warmer around san francisco and the coast. could get close to 70s as we approach saturday and sunday. bret? >> the memoire of george w. bush goes on sale today in decision points. he looks back at his presidency and personal life. the book promises to offer new

details about the september 11 attacks, hurricane katrina, and waterboarding. he sat down with matt lauer to talk about the book and here's a little bit of the interview that they had where the former president talks about why he remains silent over the past couple of years after he left office. >> for two reasons. one, i didn't want to get back into what i call the swamp. i'm trying to regain a sense of anonymity. president obama has plenty of critics and i'm not going to be one. >> you can see more of the interview today at 7:00 on the "today" show. >> we have two developing stories. a deadly police shooting and a fire damages a famous singer's property. >> a nice looking shot outside.

lots of sunshine as the sun pops up in about 6:41. a cold start to the day. in the meantime, here's a look at what's coming up tonight at 11:00. >> child athletes with adult injuries. they play younger and faster and push theirs way too hard. a few simple rules can keep them in the game. how to help your kids play safer and longer after parent hood.

. good morning, everybody. time is 6:44 and a live look outside the oakland airport. one of the places you might consider flying out of.

also new this morning, the oldest of the nation's baby boomers start turning 65 as of january. there will be a lot more older drivers than ever before. keeping those drivers safe behind the wheel is going to be the challenge. more than one in five licensed drivers will be a senior citizen. many are likely to have medical continues that could affect your ability to drive safely. >> you stressed out? a new survey from the american psychological association finds in four americans report extremely high stress and much because of the economy. tracy pots is live in washington, d.c. with what we can do about it. good morning. >> that's one thing you can do. take it slow and retax. there so many people in the country that are under stress right now according to the american psychological association. we have a sneak peek at the

report. out where you guys are on the west coast, the number one stressor. it's work. people are stressed out at work and the survey found that people don't think their bosses are doing enough to help them with the work-life balance. that's more stressful. the good news if there is anything good out of it, we recognize our stress and know what to do about the stress. people seem to be too biz to get it done. one of the things they pointed out for parents to be aware of is the stress you are experiencing is also stressing out your kids. they found a third of kids said they cooperate even sleep at some point because they were so stressed out and they were feeding off of that stress from their parents. it's also got a physical component. people who are over weight report more stress and people who are stressed out gain more weight. it can lead to chronic illnesses

like diabetes. bottom line, we are all stressed out and already knew that. we have numbers to prove it. now you have just got to start the relackirelacking and exerci good for stress. >> i will put it on the list of things to do. thanks a lot. >> we want to check in with mike. don't get stressed out behind the wheel. go for a country drive on the way to work. if you are late, the boss will be cool with that. >> look at the hills. a nice easy drive for the southbound side. beautiful scenery off to the shoulder, but an added distraction as folks start to slow. a live shot will approach the express lane. the slower drive and there is that beautiful view. take what you can heading into the south bay. in the south bay, a look at the maps and the speeds on the

northbound commute look nice. 101 off of 680, the first two areas to show the commute. the earlier band is cleared, but we have an accident on monterey road complicating thins into morgan hill. keep that in mind and we will look at the chopper shot. they are off there as well. the bay bridge metering lights backed up here at the toll plaza building back past west grand. a low build and a her volume of traffic. folks may be slow moving because it's cold out there. a lot of heaters running this morning. we have 30s and 40s outside. across the north bay into the south around gilroy is 35. 38 in livermore woochlt ve sunshine to start and you will need it given how chilly it is. by the afternoon we will see clouds from the north and see one more chance of showers showing up later on today. starting off in the north bay

towards the evening and breaking up south overnight. in terms of rainfall, looking at about a quarter inch or less and falling in the north bay. after this system goes by, we will clear out and warm up as we head through the rest of the week. tickets mainly south of san jose heading off to the north and highs in the 50s. this is the last system we will see for a while and upon dropping in this afternoon and this evening. clearing skies and warming for veteran's day and takes us through the weekend. >> 6:49 right now. new this morning, one man is dead after an officer-involved shooting. christie smith is live with the latest developments. christie? >> good morning. we know that oakland police were out here for most of the night searching up and down this alley, perhaps look being for a w weapon. the person they were looking for ran around this way down the

alley. it started at a laundromat around the corner at a domestic disturbance call. police responded and apparently the guy was agitate and took off on foot. there was a struggle as the suspect did not give up to officers and started hiding between poles and cars and tried to jump a fence in the aly and an officer fired. details in the area are still being pluflushed out. i wanted to show you here this is the area where officers were searching for quite sometime overnight. the man who died is 37 years old according to the coroner. we have calls into the oakland police department. usually in these cases, officers are put on administrative leave while an investigation is under way. that's the latest from here, live in oakland with christie smith, today in the bay.

>> thank you very much. >> firefighters found something interesting after a three-alarm warehouse fire. legendary singer neal young has storage space there and some of his memorability may be damaged. once again from near the fire in san carlos, we have the latest. what do they know? >> there was definitely damage to the contents in the warehouse in the left of this larger white warehouse. the fire department confirmed that what was inside belongs to rock 'n' roller neal young. vintage cars and they believe possibly musical instruments and art. they know at least two of the cars and we want to take a look at the video provided to us. because of where the fire was located, they were able to see much of the memorability out towards the back.

they are guesstimating that they saved about 70% of the items and the items sustained smoke damage as opposed to water and fire. at least that's a good indication. he said the place was packed with a lot of his items. the 10,000 square foot warehouse is large. right now they are trying to figure out how much was damaged. the estimate is $750,000 in damage. they were able to get inside and trying to figure out what caused the fire. the initial gut reaction is this was not suspicious. live here in san carlos, live in the bay.

>> are down about 14 points and nasdaq trading about even. it has been a quiet week on wall street. we are watching chevron. chevron is paying 4$4.3 million to give chevronacy saes to natural gas. governor schwarzenegger was on "the tonight show" raising californians and understanding the various props we voted on a week ago including about big oil. the governor spoke for a minute about marijuana use in the golden state. >> i think the laws that were passed were good and makes it from a misdemeanor to an infraction like a speeding ticket. no one cares if you smoke a joint or not, but proposition 19 went too far i think. it was written badly. >> just to be clear, it's okay with the governor if you smoke a joint, but the legalization of

marijuana was not. i'm not sure i quite understand the legal hair splitting going on. certainly california always making the news. >> big time. thank you very much. >> 6:53 right now. conan o'brien is back on tv. his new show called conan debuted last night and you may remember nbc replaced him with jay leno last year. last night's show didn't take long to talk about what happened at his old job. >> people asked me why i named the show conan. i did it so i would be harder to replace. . >> in between tv jobs, he put out an album and went on the live tour. he performed sold out shows in san jose and san francisco. giants second baseman freddie sanchez will be on after conan and will be a guest on george lopez's show lopez tonight at midnight.

. >> a traffic break and we have seen slowing approaching the scene. this is about the time when we see heading southbound 880 and 680 where they funnel together at mission. approaching the express lane and they wanted to reassure that it is slow, but moving. much better than yesterday. we have seen a normal build and a little bit lighter than it is through livermore. maybe the time change. the bay bridge with the back up at the toll plaza going back towards the maze now. past west grand avenue and a build up off of the 880 overcrossing. that will end up through oakland. they may be huddled together. it's chilly. >> through the studio. i have no idea why.

>> you need the heat ther this morning. no worries about rain and patchy frost in the north bay and around gilroy this morning, chilly through the morning and towards lunchtime, one of the things you notice is the clouds filling in and to the north bay, perhaps as early as the evening commute with rain moving in, they dropped an inch of rain and this one is falling apart moving to the south. this will be the last chance of showers we see and the high pressure builds in. that is great news for veteran's day on thursday and the welcome looking good as well. 70s as we get towards saturday and sunday. >> very cool. great news for mike. you will love this. a nutrition expert said he ate nothing but twinkies and doritos and lost 27 pounds. here's the deal. for 10 weeks a professor at

kansas state university ate a twinky every three hours and doritos to tide him over. he limited himself to 1800 calories and his good cleft ro roll went up and bad cholesterol dropped. he is not saying everybody ought to do it, but that it deserves more study. >> the key is the 1800 calories. if you eat anything at 1800 calories a day, there you go. >> another study then i guess. >> research. >> thanks for joining us this morning. the "today" show is up next. >> another update in a half hour. thanks for joining us. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast,

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