xavier 15 pounds overweight, his brother even more. >> when he said 30 pounds, that's when we kind oft together with the wife and we have to start doing something. >> reporter: the institute of medicine now says obesity prevention needs to start from the beginning when children are infants and toddlers. the report recommends limiting television, increasing physically active play and promoting better sleep routines. >> the idea that a chubby baby is a healthy baby is one that's been around for a long time and i think the idea has been that children will outgrow that baby fat that tends to persist over time. >> reporter: childhood obesity is a huge problem in the u.s. about 10% to 20% of babies and children under 5 are overweight or obese. >> we really need to be having these conversations and working on the problem. >> reporter: that's what the gutierrez family is doing, cutting out junk food and juices. everyone is slimming down. >> we go shopping with healthier foods and we, i mean we're on the same track where i'm losing weight as well. so i guess it's a win/win for the whole family

please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is emaniel. i became a prostitute. i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do not have aids. men are not allowed to be a soldier. i am not asking for your money. please get home safe and keep this pen to share your story too. may be some day, i will get to hear your voic

but the date your arese -- xavier ladies moving in every way the to look with a run at national.home run, nationals this one the hard way. wagner it the hard way, side. right coming back in the bottom, rocketing into select field. escobarhe fourth, his game wide open. the jays win this 17-four. scoring off in the finals of the open, it does not get this. than fetter, a drop shot. shot, right ate him. rafael takes the first shot. nadal takes it, then the -- fed chair report -- .edderer scores again 3-6. 757651. nbamomentum in the , this was a great game. 4.4on james to chris baj, seconds left. the ball is in his hand. toog just a little bit strong, the heat wave, but two games to one. at the mill would classic, of finishing with a tournament to remember, making the cut. foring a nationwide to our four rounds. kansas, going at it with dale earnhardt jr. for the final nine laps. .ack and forth winning his first race. congratulations to the cavaliers, the no. 1 seed in it in the n.c.a.a. tournament to their seventh and host a regional next weekend. their seventh and host a regiolook,

patrick stewart, yeah, here he is here, as xavier there. >> yeah, some big shoes to fill man., he is. i can walk in this one. >> jimmy: woah. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: do you find out why he ends up in a wheelchair? >> you do find out why he ends up in a wheelchair. >> jimmy: how far into the movie do we find out? >> right at the end. >> jimmy: darn. you need to watch the whole thing. >> jimmy: that's how they get you, yeah. >> you never watch all of my movies, jimmy. >> jimmy: i know, i watch the first ten minutes of your movies. >> the other big thing -- >> jimmy: and then i wish we were in the "band of brothers" together. [ laughter ] then i get upset. i get upset. >> i know, the pain is too near, and you have to move on. >> jimmy: i don't sleep at night. >> to your favorite tv show is -- >> jimmy: "late night with jimmy fallon." >> lovely. >> jimmy: thank you, yeah. >> your favorite book is? >> jimmy: the "thank you notes" book. [ laughter ] don't do this to me, yeah. don't do this to me. >> i like that's set in the -- it's set in the -- the 50s or what? >> it's set in 19

he went six innings and struck out six including steven drew and xavier nay de. he will pick up his third of the year. the giants defense came up big in the eighth. a business hit down the left field line. rowan gets a perfect bounce off the wall. he relays to tahada. johnson was trying to score all the way from first, but he has come down. two runs in the 9th and made the final 5-2. san francisco will go for the three-game sweep tomorrow night. the a's played host to the royals. sizemore can't make the play. the royals threaten to break a score less game in the fifth. he sends it deep to left, but it is a leaping grab and the ball may have got out. he comes through with a base hit to center. wilk c es comes home to make it 1-0. the a's pick up a winning run in the seventh it appears. he pitched seven shut out innings to get his second victory. before tonight's game the a's lost 13 of the last 14. they are celebrating tonight. >> they needed this. >> big time. >>> "nightline" is next. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. our next newscast is tomorrow morni

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>>xavier: we're doing some research together with loughborough university and we're looking at the concept of 3d printing, mainly layered manufacturing. building something up layer-by-layer taking that to a building scale. so we're looking if we can actually print concrete, so we're developing there a 3d printer that actually prints concrete and pretty large pieces, about two metres high. >>and if that works, this technology could not only revolutionise manufacturing, but the entire construction industry as well. >>reporter: india has traditionally had time for only one sport.... cricket. but robust economic growth and greater exposure has recently encouraged interest in other sports including soccer, formula one and the olympics. and if a small group of people has their way, then the quest for medals at the olympics, could translate into gains that would have been impossible to imagine even a few years ago. >>india may be one of the economic stars of the emerging markets, but when it comes to olympic sport the country is an appalling underperformer. >>desai: we wanted that india should be

sean burnett facing xavier nady with runners on the corners with one out. bouncer to short.esmond starts the double play. danny espinoza's throw to first, not in time. all three runs were charged to drew attornestorn, replaced by . crushes it deep to center. hits above the yellow line. that's a grand slam, second of his career. the nationals beat the diamondbacks 9-4 in extras. they play in san francisco tomorrow. >>> hagerstown, third baseman ryan zimmerman making his first minor league rehab start today. one of his teammates bryce harper. scary moment, bottom one. harper at the plate. he gets hit by the pitch on the knee. harper goes down in a heap, leaves the game, he suffered a bruised left knee. hopefully he'll be okay. the team will re-evaluate harper tomorrow morning. bottom two, zimmerman at the plate with two outs, man on first. he drives one to right off the wall. that scores a run. hagerstown defeats the greensboro grass hoppers 6-5. zimmerman finished 2 for 2 with a double, triple, rbi, two runs scored. >>> college baseball, virginia playing east carolina with a

reporter: sebastian was twice the size of the average child his age and his two-year-old brother xaviered 15 pounds more than he should. >> cheese! >> reporter: their doctor, jennifer sivits, is seeing more overweight children. what are the risk factors for kids who are that overweight? >> well, we worry about early onset of type two diabetes, which is typically associated with the adult age group. >> reporter: among the recommendations from today's report? more activity-- at least 15 minutes per hour-- a better diet, portion control, feeding children only when they're hungry, restricting t.v. and computer time and making sure children get a full night's sleep. did that surprise you? >> no. sleep deprivation is really an important factor in terms of promoting obesity and insulin resistance. >> reporter: the gutierrez family started by restocking the family refrigerator, eliminating one thing in particular. >> i just went, grabbed all the baby bottles, put them in a plastic bag and pretty much hid them. within a week or week and a half they lost, just in that week, about six pounds. >> r

some of the people who came to carville, xavier martinez, the california painter, he renlted an old car as a studio out there at the beach. and that picture in the background here is one of his paintings. the associate editor at "sunset" magazine promoted it. another person, jack london, the writer, came out and partied in carville in an old car a doctor friend of his rented. george sterling, the poet who wrote "the cool, gray city of love" came out to carville a lot. and this guy really loved it. gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a l

you are the young charles xavier, 9-year-old charles xavier becomes professor x, playing him from the getting there. >> i don't think he ever is evil. i don't like the word evil. >> i'm sorry, i am going to use it. i see a lot of evil. >> i am going to shoot it down because i believe he's got -- he has just got objectives. then it its about how far he is willing to go to get them. and. >> there is a lot in the world that gives us examples of people. >> yes. >> starting with charlie sheen. >> no, never two souls more alike. i actually used him as a reference. people were saying are you going towards sir ian mckellen. no, charlie sheen all the way. >> obvious. >> winning element. >> sir patrick. both of them like to win. it is essentially what it is based on. >> winning. >> loser. >> loser. >> who ends up in a wheelchair? >> i want you to bring this back to the film itself which is key to what we're doing here. to talk about james' in your opinion, finest minute 30 seconds, even on screen in "x-men: first class." >> i think the -- there is a good few scenes that made me laugh. the humor

. >> he's 32-year-old christopher xavier cannon, here to meet a 15-year-old virgin.that's what he was told. turns out he's a media director at his church, a volunteer position working with young teens, which makes his sexually explicit online chat all the more disturbing. using the screen name zavior-01, he asks the girl if she ever had an orgasm. the decoy says, "i don't think so." and he says, good. then he asks her -- >> do you want to be on top or bottom? >> i'm not sure, which is better? >> we have to see where you fit best, if you know what i mean. >> oh, i see. i think i know. >> or we can do doggy style. >> sorry, if i don't put this stuff in the washer right away, it gets wrinkles. but i made some tea. just make yourself a glass. >> can i use your rest room? >> why don't you have a seat real quick. >> sir -- >> okay. i knew what it was. i just wanted to test this. that's all. >> sir? what did you think it was? >> nothing. i knew what it was. >> he heads out the door right into the arms of the harris county sheriff's department. >> police, stop, stop! >> get

double off xavier lopez. fvl trots home. 3 batters later. shoe maker grounds to second.the slide. but the throw is off line. craig comes home and scores and cardinal come back to win it by a score of 4-3. a's hosting the yankees. second batter of the game is curtis and this is drilled off of brett app dear son. gone. 2 run shot. 17th. yankees up 2 nothing. a's get on the board in the third. ru runners in the corner. single to right. andy in and it's 3-1 new york. in the fourth. about anderson general. single home. 2 more. an dear so that gave up 10 runs on 11 hits. rough night for the a's pitcher and the yankees cruise 10-3 final. it ace collision course at the french open. federer and novak. getting set for show down. men quarter final. if federer won first 2 sets. down 6-5. check out the forehand down the line. no chance. third set to tie break and match point. puts it await a minute winner in straight set moves on to meet in the semi-final. that's fantastic semi. murray and victor wrapping up the fourth round match. leading in the fifth. but here comes murray. bliss e

from tulane and 11 on every doctorates -- she got her bachelor of science from xavier. independent caller. caller: how are you doing? how are you doing. i would like to commend you on the job that you are doing. at first i did agree with the lady saying it was just a pr campaign, but then i kind of realize you do have such a wide range of things that you have to cover. because i look at the people that do what to the bus stop, then i look at actually the bus drivers themselves. they have to be educated also on they have to be educated also on different things, how they can be healthy. do you work with the food? because i think things that are put in the food are addictive and not good for you. so it is hard to make that transfer to the healthier foods. such as sugar. host: you did talk about that you have a seat at the table. guest: but you are absolutely right. lifestyle changes are so hard to make. we get so used to what we are doing so it is one of the most difficult things. we are talking about changing the things we do every day. we know there are five leading caus

. >> thank you, xavier. i thought it was a very good exchange of views with the president, as my colleagues have said. mr. clyburn and i congratulated the vice president on the tone of the talks, the vice president wasn't there but we let the president know we thought the vice president was conducting these discussions in the right spirit, a very serious tone, and we laid out the principles with with which we have come to the table. number one is nothing that we do as we try to reduce the deficit in a predictable way should upset the fragile economy. we know that people are hurting out there, the american people are struggling with that fragile economy, and we need to make sure that we focus on jobs and nothing that we do should interfere with that. secondly, you need to have a balanced approach. you need to make sure as we put together a plan to reduce the deficit, we do not adopt the lopsided approach that the republicans did in their budget. what did they do? they essentially said we're going to terminate

. >> thank you, xavier. i thought it was a good exchange with the president as my colleagues have said. mr. clyburn and i congratulated the vice president on the tone of the talks. vice president doesn't there, we let the president know that we thought the vice president was conducting these discussions in the right spirit, a very serious tone. and we laid out the principals with which we've come to the table. number one is nothing that we do as we try to reduce the deficit in a predictable way should upset the fragile economy. we know that people are hurting out there. the american people are struggling with that fragile economy. we need to make sure that we focus on jobs and nothing that we do should interfere with that. secondly, you need to have a balanced approach. you need to make sure that as we put together a plan to reduce the deficit, we do not adopt the lob sided approach that the republicans did in their budget. what did they do? they said we're doing to terminate medicare, slash medicare benefit