outside of the corporate media tunnelvision so you might want to look into that now probably the most prevalentattack that i get on the show is on the way that i look and dress every day i get a barrage of degrading insults and i'm trying to sell sex on the show doesn't matter if i'm wearing a suit or a dress damn i could probably be wearing a burka and i'd probably still be objectified to that end this is the best response i've seen to the criticisms about the show's intro z.t. h.g. forty eight twenty one says on you tube your take is ad homonym against the r t presenters you and others miss the symbolism symbolism behind abby's intro she begins getting all glamour and up as an anchor on fox a miss and b c would do but instead of doing what you expect to walk into a news desk and sitting pretty to lend a pretty face to corporate nonsense she owns the gear of demolition ist pics of a sledgehammer and pummels a television that's blaring said nonsense this is a mockery of the m.s.m. and intentional one. well put you clearly get it and their response to my interview with hedges on the n.d.a. at an

outside of the corporate media tunnelvision so you might want to look into that now probably the most prevalentattack that i get on the show is on the way that i look and dress every day i get a barrage of degrading insults and i'm trying to sell sex on the show doesn't matter if i'm wearing a suit or a dress damn i could probably be wearing a burka and i'd probably still be objectified to that end this is the best response i've seen to the criticisms about the show's intro z.t. h.g. forty eight twenty one says on you tube your critique is ad homonym against the arty presenters you and others miss the symbolism symbolism behind abby's intro she begins getting all glamour to. as an anchor on fox and b c would do but instead of doing what you expect to walk into a news desk and sitting pretty to lend a pretty face to corporate nonsense shows the gear of a demolition ist picks up a sledgehammer and pummels a television that's blaring said nonsense this is a mockery of the m.s.m. and intentional one. well put you clearly get it and the response to my interview with hedges on the n.d.a. at and by ny

obesity is one of the most prevalent and important health problems in america if you are what you eat there are far more people now who are classified in the obesity range than there are who are classified in the normal weight range than the average american is a greasy two pound cheeseburger topped with bacon insert with the side of french fries obesity is associated with more than sixty different diseases including diabetes and heart disease and numerous others however this phenomenon is bloating more than our waistlines it's also weighing down our economy so let's take a look at the numbers according to the center for disease control the u.s. spend some one hundred forty seven billion dollars each year on obesity related medical expenses like type two diabetes and heart attacks obese men rack up an extra one thousand one hundred dollars in medical expenses each year meanwhile obese women account for thirty six hundred dollars in medical expenses per year and that number is expected to swell over the next decade but it's not just the health care system that's affected given the aver

we find no association between the comprehensiveness, youth access policies and prevalence rates. there is an issue about compliance and you need to have high compliance before you can reduce under age access and as a result, tobacco use. overall i would say there is little evidence these policies have any impact on tobacco use among kids. the simple association for the purchase possession and use policies, and looks like it is going in the wrong direction. that is a big supporter of those policies. when it comes to tobacco marketing, but has been a lot of work in the area starting with the 1989 surgeon general report. both encouraging kids to consume. some of the political economy about how strong tobacco control policies might be adopted. there has been a lot of research. lots of problems in the types of studies that get done. over time, what we have seen is evidence has gotten stronger to the point now where we see good evidence that there is a strong causal relationship between exposure to tobacco company marketing and tobacco use. really nice summary of the evidence came out

and also lastly i would like to say that a project like thischange --curse is still prevalent around the city. >> supervisor wiener: other any other members of the public who would like to comment? seeing on the public comment is closed. >> supervisor kim: i would like to make a motion to forward that to the board. >> supervisor wiener: can we take that? motion is approved. item number two. ordinance amending the planning code, section 166, to authorize owners of projects with residential units to elect to provide additional parking spaces >> supervisor wiener: i am the author.chiu wanted to be cosponsor. legislation that will encourage more car sharing availability in san francisco. this legislation was submitted to the planning commission; the planning commission unanimously voted to support it, with amendments that i have included in the legislation. the mta is also in support of the legislation with the same request for amendment and again all have been included. car sharing a critical part of the transportation system. there are a number of locations for car sharing in san franc

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that's how prevalent this is. by the way, apparently most prevalent crime in the u.s.,000 incidents per day, $13 billion worth of goods lost. that's $35 million a day. >> we are a nation of thieves. >> 1 in 11 people are shoplifters. >> that is so dirty. i can't believe people would do something like that. >> that is not the kind of thing i've ever even heard of. >> that's disgusting. >> we'll be back. >> if diane sawyer asks, you didn't see me. ♪ >>> thunder road. >> there we go. >>> consumer reports has ranked the top ten cars and it is not too good news for detroit. >> abc's marci gonzalez shares the results. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning. the consumer reports list just came out yesterday, and there were some surprises. honda is back. topping consumer reports top car picks for 2013 after being left off the list last year. >> it got some of the mojo back. >> reporter: honda roared back with three winners, the accord, odyssey and crv. but missing from this year's list are any american manufacturers. >> one thing that hurt the americans for our list is

i'm going to tell you about how interior decorations should be fashioned to match the conditions prevalent in the far north considering that it's pitch dark outside possible inside in this flat we use one hundred ten lamps to provide good lighting. requested and in this flat we used bright colors we have yellow because it's known to affect people in a good way and evoke positive emotions. we have also used purple hair because it's a color that's bright makes it still more optimistic. i suppose if though we have many flowers in this flood to create even though the artificial well the feeling of warmth and summer. oh. ok done. much better a well i'm a bit dog outside but at least we've broadened out the inside a bit. and if you're looking for really bright buildings here's one the committee seen for miles around. of all the things you might expect to find north of the arctic circle of botanical gardens probably isn't high on the list but it just goes to show that with a little ingenuity anything west anywhere. there are more than a thousand tropical plants here from all over the world and ov

i'm going to tell you about how interior decorations should be fashioned to match the conditions prevalent in the far north much considering that it's pitch dark outside we have to have as much light as possible inside in this flat we use one hundred ten lamps to provide good lighting. in this flat with bright colors we have yellow because it's known to affect people in a good way and evoke positive emotions. because it's the color of the bride to make still more optimistic. though we have too many flowers in this flood to create even though the artificial well the feeling of warmth and summer. ok done. much better a big dog outside but at least we've brought a bit. and if you're looking for a really bright buildings there's one that can be seen for miles around. of all the things you might expect to find north of the arctic circle of botanical gardens probably isn't high on the list but it just goes to show that with a little ingenuity anything almost anywhere. there are more than a thousand tropical plants here from all over the world and over the years the scientists and botanist of wor

in the area where the gang violence is most prevalent, great citizens of the community, 99% of those citizens are afraid. as a prosecutor, i take this experience and figure out how i want to enforce gang violence, especially in san francisco. i break it down into three categories. you have the individual who is not fully immersed in the gang lifestyle. he is just an associate comment just hanging out. -- associates, just hanging out. for that individual, we try to work with community-based programs. i've met with dcyf, the african- american steering committee, people haven't been in this violence and i say to them, what can -- people have been in this violence, and i say to them, what can we do to make sure if this individual does not go to prison? for that individual, we try to find a way to keep him out of the prison sentence. then you have the second individual, the individual who does crimes not for economic means, but for someone who has tried to increase the status in the community, for someone who does not care about anything but being notorious for gang violence. for that ind

. >> reporter: the film unveils not just high prevalence of attacks but also focuses on the military'snse. >> you keep hearing the same stories again and again. three times we heard a story about a woman, single, raped by a married man but she was threatened to be charged with adultery. >> reporter: jessica hundred ves, one of the survivors whose story is highlighted in the film. >> the military was something i always wanted to do. i come from a military family, i wanted to join and start a career. >> reporter: did you enlist? >> i did. yes, ma'am. >> reporter: tell me what you did. >> i was crew chief on an f-15, i was responsible for the aircraft, top to do tbottom. i wanted to retire from the military. i was retired with ptsd. >> reporter: tell me what happened. >> a guy was in an adjoining room, he broke in through my bathroom, raped me, walked back out, grabbed his book bag and didn't say anything to anybody and left. >> reporter: he told authorities he stopped when she said no but while jessica was transferred to another base, the man she accused of raping her was given a commend

. >> trash was more prevalent. the homeless problem was more severe. they rely a lot on volunteers. in fact, the institute came up with the idea of self help station. anyone with time on their hands and the environment on their mind can get to work cleaning. the efforts appear to have paid off. when the institute started collecting trash in 1997, it could easily collect 5,000 pounds of it after a heavy rain. that number is cut dramatically. this, for example, is after the rain the previous day. >> you would see masses of floating styrofoam and paper cups, paper plaits. there would be five times more than this. >> the institute doesn't claim credit for all of the success. the city has installed new stilters to catch trash before it enters the lake and passed new laws to cut down on trash being created in the first place. many long time residents say they see a much much cleaner than it's ever been and they like dr. bailey knowing it. >> you get a lot of people coming by saying thank you. it happens every time we clean up. so that's encouraging. it's satisfying. >> we didn't have time

and we know that heart disease is more prevalent and more common. statistic by 2020 is is that cancer will be the no. 1 killer in this country. >> reporter: and we're not just talking about liver cancer. colon cancer, throat cancer, and in women breast cancer. and the most startling statistic, a cancer-related death due to alcohol can reduce a person's lifespan on average up to 18 years. >>> a fall from grace for the olympic hero. ,,,,,, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. ,,,,,, get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. company employees had their laptops infected by malwaret d a mobile >>> tooks said today it's -- facebook said today it's been hacked. employees had their computers infectd when they visited a mobile website. user data and information are not being compromised. >>> oscar pistorius is facing charges of premeditated murder. known as the blade runner, he is accused of shooting his m

>> back then, in jazz, the prevalent drug was heroin. so he was lit up, and he was falling asleep between songs. the club owner let me meat eddie. -- let me meet eddie. i went up and auditioned, and i got the job, and i was 15 years old. that was like to highlight for me. my mother said, you are not going anywhere. [laughter] my mother always encouraged me to go after things. she said i think you have the talent, so just go. when l.t.d. came to town, it was the same scenario. marijuana was a forbidden thing in 1970. tavis: the moral of the story is, you owe your career to a bunch of drug heads. [laughter] we want to thank you all for the career of jeffrey osborne. >> it is funny how the vehicle for me -- drums and drugs. tavis: i love the o'jays to this day. what did that do for your confidence at 15 to play with them? they were selling records. >> it was incredible. it made me feel like -- you always have that dream of what it would be like to be on stage. you always wanted to sing with the temps and sing with smokey. to get the opportu

. >> this is a time when all of a sudden these cruise deals will become perhaps a bit more prevalentncreasing my already attractive. >> the same thing happened after the costa concordia, also owned by carnival. they're trying to recover from the the recession. >> we saw some protosi aggressive sales within the next few months some pretty aggressive package sales and travel incentives. >> deals joan just pertain to the cruise industry. rewind to '09. the swine flu outlook in mexico had an effect. according to the world tourism organization, the visitor number plummeted, in addition because of h1n1. in cancun, hotel vacancies fell to a 20%. nearly two dozen hotels suspended operations. others slashed rates and rates an offered other incentives to lure in beach goers. by bundling travel, you get protosi aggressive savings passed on to the consumer. airlines jump in pretty aggressively as well. >> a serious concern on any vacation, and it's wise to do -- first. a wise stop is the centers for disease control website. also a good idea, buying trip insurance to help cover any unexpected cos

a document never issued if firearms weren't so prevalent. it was that importance that caused the right to bare arms to be included in the bill of rights. that's a fair point. one which with alfred from new carolton would agree. with all the discussion about gun control, a key part of the second amendment seems to get lost. the phrase, the right to bare arms should not be infringed is the brunt of the matter. the word shall, legally means you will do what that word tells you, not open to discussion. check with any attorney you like on that one. okay, alfred, i'll do that as long as you don't mind i bring up the entire amendment that reads, a well regulated militia to the security of a free state, the right for people to bare arms. how come he didn't bring up that well regulated part? and listen to this from the first amendment, congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise thereof or bridging the free democrat of speech. but, anybody argue that free speech rights are absolute? no. there's a reason you can't yell fire in a crowded t

but the rising middle class and the prevalence of english has turned it into a prime destination for foreign investments, at least for now. nhk world, manila. >>> time now for a quick look at what's happening on the global economic scene this week. on thursday japan will release its gdp data for the october-december period. gdp shrank between july and september by 3.9%. on thursday, the the bank of japan will make a policy decision. they will see if it will ease monetary policy. they have set up a 2% inflation target. the euro gdp will come out on thursday also. on friday we'll find out how u.s. manufacturers did in january when the industrial production index is released. also on friday, g20 ministers and central bank governors will get together in moscow. that is all for me for now. i'll leave you with the market figures. >>> many russians are skeptical of what they see on television. tight media controls and censorship means the criticism of the government is rare. one station is trying to regain viewers' trust by turning to the internet. nhk world has the view from moscow. >> a l