lucy has lost 53 pounds but she came lose that last tn how do i lose that last ten. lucy? ali. how are you. how much did you weigh when you first started.199. was that your heaviest? no i had lost 13 to get to 199. right now you're at a kind of plateau, the dreaded plateaus and you want to lose ten more. and it just isn't moving. i'm stuck. you can hear the music to the class which i've never done before, should we go in. let go they're starting.

two of the most of all deposits in the country's north which both sides want to exploit is artie's lucy cuff and often. they call them those who face death passion are gone once guerrilla rebels fighting saddam for an independent kurdistan now an officially sanctioned force in iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region the peshmerga and the iraqi troops are supposed to be on the same side after all they're citizens of one country but for more than a year now here in northern iraq the two armies have been pitted against each other their weapons locked and loaded these peshmerga soldiers are on alert twenty four hours a day they're guarding the kurdish front line of the so-called disputed territory now no iraqi soldiers are allowed beyond this point if either army advances if there's even a single misfire it could spark a new war it's a war the past more gone is ready for. we have enough forces in place and enough firepower for the peshmerga to defend against any surprises if for attacks of course we will retaliate at the heart of the disputed territory is cure kook which both baghdad and the

two of the massive old deposits in the country's north which both sides want to exploit his outies lucy caffein of. they call them those who face death gone once guerrilla rebels fighting saddam for an independent kurdistan now an officially sanctioned force in iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region the peshmerga and the iraqi troops are supposed to be on the same side after all they're citizens of one country but for more than a year now here in northern iraq the two armies have been pitted against each other their weapons locked and loaded these peshmerga soldiers are on alert twenty four hours a day they're guarding the kurdish front line of the so-called disputed territory now no iraq the soldiers are allowed beyond this point if either army advances if there's even a single misfire it could spark a new war. it's a war the peshmerga is ready for. we have enough forces in place and enough firepower for the peshmerga go to defend against any surprises if for attacks of course we will retaliate at the heart of the disputed territory is cure kuku which both baghdad and the kurds say belo

craft off in iraq joining us now on the telephone lucy hello if. you can hear me oh can you bring us up to date now what can you tell us about these clashes. there or are you what the numbers are. very close to. people were killed because they entered the camp. the protesters say that. this is. the situation. in football of being. sidelined. by and. been part of. today we heard two bombs that went off. in southern. part of. basically. getting better. with all the people. about. the situation. all right i'll tell you casanova live in not just iraq thank you. mired in a struggle for economic supremacy and military domination of asia the u.s. and china are now contesting the moral high ground as well beijing's released its latest a brief on the human rights situation in america in response to a similar report from washington reckless foreign policy indiscriminate wiretapping and race based rights were just some of the issues being brought up as election of a shift here. after years of swallowing accusations of violating human rights beijing is fightin

of instability sectarian violence and terrorist attacks claimed files and of lives and the saudis lucy coven of reports fear of the late dictator has been replaced by horror of the on. the iraq war is supposed to be over but these pictures tell a different story chaos and confusion the aftermath of yet another deadly blast here in. this oil rich city has been described as a. symbol for the country's most intractable woes as collating violence the conflict among ethnic and religious groups and the fight over iraq's resources. getting there was our first challenge a group of kurdish soldiers had agreed to take a sin both baghdad and the kurds lay claim to care kook and are sparring over control aside from the danger those entering from the kurdish side need special permission to get past the iraqi checkpoints when have it roadblocks and concrete barriers to find the new iraq checkpoints like this one are a dominant feature of life and they are everywhere aside from the house they're also frequent target of attacks for us it was a blatant visual reminder of a country still very much at wa

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucie county r.t. iraq. now the u.s. led mission left a heavy burden on iraq is that the use of unconventional weapons threatens future generations of children and dr c. says america will not be able to compensate for the damage caused. it's clear that though the u.s. folk of their help provided to iraq after the invasion notably reconstruction education and investments their so-called help resulted in the use of weapons banned by article fifty three of the geneva convention it prohibits any kind of weapon which if used where there is war can affect areas environment climate and water resources things that occurred in one thousand nine hundred one and then in two thousand and three are true catastrophe all types of munitions were used in the plane dispenser weapons boss present munitions depleted uranium and chemical weapons all these types of weapons were used intentionally and on a mass scale in iraq and this testing note of weapons had disastrous of facts in terms of environmental contam

taking a tough toll on the people with more than a thousand casualties last month alone as artie's lucy catherine of reports for many the fear of the late dictator has been replaced by the horror of the un. but. the iraq war is supposed to be over but these pictures tell a different story chaos and confusion the aftermath of yet another deadly blast here into your kook. this oil rich city has been described as a raucous one a symbol of the country's most intractable escalating violence the conflict among ethnic and religious groups and the fight over iraq's resources roadblocks and concrete barriers to find the new iraq checkpoints like this one are a dominant feature of life and they are everywhere aside from the house they're also frequent target of attacks for us it was a blatant visual reminder of a country still very much at war. but it's been a flashpoint for years now and in the city center it's clear that life doesn't stop just because of the threats we were expecting empty streets but people continued to go about their business as normal vendors seemed busy families did their s

who is lucy? lucy. yes. entertaining food & drink for $400, please. mona. what is "bridesmaidsright. go "ape" for $200. adam. what is the grape? correct. food & drink for $600, please. na. who is jack nicholson? you remembered him. good. entertaining food & drink for $800. adam. what is "fried green tomatoes"? correct. food & drink for $1,000, please. adam. who is cagney? james cagney geographic akas for $200, please. matt. what is budapest? yes. geographical akas, $400, please. adam. what is india? correct. geographic akas for $600, please. matt. what are the hawaiian islands? good. geographic akas, $800. answer there -- the daily double. [ applause ] you're on the board at $1,000, tied with mona.

this is called the juice y lucy by the way. it's a minneapolis institution.ein, apparently they fight over who actually invented this, but who cares who invented, it's fantastic. >> and you cannot come to this city without eating one of those. so i'm really glad you have taken the time. and i can't wait to hear what you think. what are your thoughts? >> anytime you can combine cheese inside of a meat product, it's a win. the bun is fantastic. the local -- this is actually a local beer called the finnegan's. it's not bad. cheers. hey, mandy, how's the cnbc cafeteria treating you? >> i don't know, i've got my rubber octopus tentacle here to chew on. yoent know whether that's in good. but if you're talking about grilled cheese or melted cheese of any kind, tomorrow is national grilled cheese day. is there a better day out there than national grilled cheese day? >> yes, there should be a national juicy lucy day. and guess what, it's today, as of right now. janelle,s

that's according to a spokesperson from russia's agency for tourism r t international correspondent lucy catherine off has more. it was a norway and airbus a three twenty we know that it had landed safely in its destined destination which is the city of commons on one of the russian republics that was leaving the resort city in egypt there had been something like doing reports about potential missiles but that is not something that we've been able to confirm all we can say is there was some sort of an incident and according to russian officials the pilots themselves had reported seeing some sort of military action that they felt could be a danger to the plane and they reportedly took a base of actions but russian officials have said that they're going to investigate this issue and try to get to the bottom of it we have to keep in mind of course that over the past more than two years now syria has faced rather dire state of civil war where the embattled government of president bashar al assad has been growth fighting a growing insurgency various groups are rebels who have been rebelling a

and the neighborhood and it was perfect for us it was a modest 9 hundred and 15 square feet where lucys parents live in the basement. we had twins a few years later. we don't feel it's unreasonable to remodel our home to fit a family of our size. we have 3 generations livingful under one roof >> in this room we plan to maintain the 3 unit building. we are committed to the city, we have enjoyed seeing our boys grow we're members of the san francisco parks recreation department. we're committed to the san francisco schools. also i am of you were pan background i grew up in german i didn't. we want to any other time green space on the back and the roof with a living roof. >> we're going to have our architect come up and speak to many of the points but lastly we want to ask that i continue to support the city's findings on the variance. we find that the neighborhood does agree we've received 23 letters of support from our neighborhoods and we've got copies of all those letters if you want. >> good evening while their passing those out. i'm the architect representing kevin. thank you very mu

abc's lucy yang has the story. >> reporter: jen russell was shot and robbed 14 years ago.e same attack. she stepped forward to argue we need not live in fear of guns or gun legislation. >> these days the number one way people buy guns is online. you go online. you could be a felon. you could be clearly mentally ill, you shouldn't have a gun. but you go online, they give you a gun no question, a sell you a gun no questions asked. that is what we are trying to stop. >> reporter: congress is expected to tackle gun control this week. the president pushing for tougher background checks following the elementary school massacre in newtown. right now the gun is bought on the gun show or internet, no background check is needed. the bill intended to close this loophole. new york city police commissioner ray kelly insisting it is not about politics. >> this is a must pass law. it is literally a matter of, of life and death. >> reporter: initially there was fear of a filibuster, senator john mccain agreed this issue is worth a full debate. >> everybody wants the same goal, keep the gu

lucie in north florida. what you are about to see on this camera in the hallway is rodriguez wilson. he was attacked beaten. grade. he says some of the guys that attacked him he considered his friends. they are punching him, at one point hitting him with a belt. she a lot summarily than these guys. >> he is so much smaller, there is four guy, five guys? >> in all, six juveniles were arrests after this people are also talking about what happens later in the video. this is a teacher at north port. the group of teachers have him by the neck. they are leading him down the hallway and the teacher kind of walks by and doesn't do anything, which is why a lawyer for williams says it is very concerning the boys had you know, who didn't notice five or six kids out of their classrooms unaccounted for. >> take a look at some of these beautiful photos of some gorgeous women all insta- gram photos. the plus-size fashion magazine blink joined force tws a model agency model one for the first self beat modelling competition.

sometimes i believe that -- >> congresswoman, are you accusing the republicans like lucy and charlie brown on the football, moving it when they set up the expectations of where they want the start the point at, if the president acquiesces, then it's time to shift? >> that has been their consistent posture. whenever he's attempted to compromise by putting forward one of their own ideas, even if it's an idea that the democrats are not excited about or are opposed to, the president is against it. >> david gregory appeared this morning talking about what the white house, what the president might be trying to do with this budget plan. take a listen. >> david, as you know, one of the proposals we made was something called chain cpi, which sound real technical but basically makes an adjustment in terms of how inflation is calculated on social security, highly unpopular among democrats, not something supported by aarp but in terms of strengthening social security for the long term i'm willing to make those decisions. >> the president is willing to do something to exploit the cracks in the re

lucy b. johnson. police linda j. robb. >> mrs. trisha nixon cox. mrs. susan ford bales. mr. michael reagan. >> we're watching, of course, luci baines johnson, trisha nixon, the older daughter of richard nixon, susan ford, the older daughter of susan ford, sort of a reunion of both party and their full families. looks like a lot of appearances today. i'm surprised at how many people have made this big ticket appearance. okay, chuck. never know. all five presidents have been together so i don't want to miss that moment when they come out. chuck, what do you think of all of this? >> look, this is a moment, you know, our presidents get together for elaborate dedications and funerals and this is the upside of when these people get together so it's a moment for people that love american history, love american politics on both sides and sort of one of those moments we all pause. and that's why i enjoy just as a junkie watching all this. look, we're all -- we're going to pore through this legacy whether george w. bush likes it or not, because it has had an incredible impact on our a

he ran outside, grabbed his neighbor, lucy and her daughter. they had no experience delivering babies, jumped right n. >> how many minutes apart? >> she said, a minute apart. a minute apart. my god, you are good nighting to have time to drive to stanford. i went inside, look, the baby's head was out. this is the way i had to deliver the baby. the baby came out. baby didn't cry, i thought, my god. i am going to risk my baby here. she did something, i heard the baby crying. it was, you know, i was so relieved. >> mother and father welcomed the newborn, all the while thankful for their neighbors. >> she saved her life. not only hear life, she saved our life, too. if soming happened to junea, our life would be disastrous. >> just a miracle to me. >> little juna was born in 15 minutes, older brother was born in 30 minutes, apparently, these kids don't waste time at all. >> quite a story to tell. >> california's first ever power ball game tonight, and the winner is -- nobody. nobody matched all six. the pot rolls over to the next drawing on saturday

like "i love lucy." >> which is that? >> hot fudge. >> pour it on top. >> reporter: but being obsessed with your weight while pregnant and immediately after is another story. a recent study in england of 700 pregnant women found that 1 in 14 suffer from an eating disorder, lower than the general population, but higher than previously thought. >> the fact is when you're surrounded by that kind of imagery, when it's air brushed and photoshopped, it actually does affect how we feel about our body image? we can't meet it. so i think women actually feel that they fall short. they feel like they haven't done it the right way or enough. and that's problematic. >> reporter: celebrities, unlike most of us, have armies of people to help them get their post baby bod. >> i have patients in my practice who are celebities. that is their work. they spend four or five hours in the gym every day three or four times a week. that is what they do. but at the same time i have everyday women who have full-time jobs who maybe have a baby at hom

y lucy.dia todo listo en una hora llegaran los artistas que desfilan por la alfombra roja, aquÍ estaremos y maÑana tengo el reportaje. en miami beach. continÚamos con primer impacto. que bien. sorprendiÓ el video de jenni rivera. llegar a una conferencias de prensa la original banda el limÓn. impactantes declaraciones que ofreciÓ. y se marchÓ del lugar. em pi janned micrÓfonos y pidiendo respeto, llegÓ esteban loÍza, el viudo de jenni rivera a la pren gs del nuevo disco de la original banda el limÓn. prfr respeten. >>> danos un minuto veamos maÑana a ver que onda. >>> no tiene nada de malo aceptÓ hablar con los pe rÍo dirblts. mente es una de las cosas que hay que seguir adelante. estoy tranquilo y a gusto con ahora con el fallecimiento de semi posa. mejorarse muy bien y mucha gente que me conoce y especialmente ahora. disfrutar un poco y estar tranquilo. >>> sigue de luto por la trÁgica muerte hace 5 meses su famosa esposa, de la que estaba separado y en trÁmite de divorcio. >>> no, claro qu

army's remain in place each side carefully watching the other kurd versus arab iraqi versus iraqi lucy catherine of r.t.e. reporting from the disputed territories in iraq. will be back with more on our breaking news on the hunt of the second boston bombing suspect in a few minutes from now. this. conflict. has changed. islamic nation. and a peaceful one has failed islam the first secular law second. and so. in places. traditions still. cannot go on to catch up in a swimsuit. republican country. see. it. looks like. that speech. will. leak. the money and i'm a. little known what i mean by a little. he he. knew . good evening. breaking news all from r t two brothers a suspected of monday's marathon bombings i tend to fight one is dead and the others on the run off to a police shootout. boston is in lockdown as a huge a manhunt underway to find the second man these are live pictures as police job of the house where the suspects lived locals are being warned to stay at home and not open their doors to strangers. and the details emerge about the suspects a background to their family moved t

army's remain in place each side carefully watching the other kurd versus arab iraqi versus iraqi lucy confident of reporting from the disputed territories in iraq. i'll be back with mall on all breaking news on the hunt for the second of boston bombing suspect in a couple of minutes to stay with us. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profitable is a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to play the armed groups are a part of me that is a new that not a manager is a change their name and strategy but i just feel the same murderous. high ranking suspects you know coming. pretty upset about that mr president. to president putin. but to me. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end and he says he's sick and can't stop him and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. ribbons for gold sake i never heard of such a case as

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucy caffein of r.t. kirkuk iraq u.s. led mission has left scars on iraq and some of the worst effect of the young use of unconventional weapons has reportedly caused unprecedented levels of birth defects and cancer cases even among children dr o'meara i see things the u.s. won't be able to fully compensate for the damage. it's clear that though the u.s. spoke of their help provided to iraq after the invasion notably reconstruction education and investments their so-called help resulted in the use of weapons banned by article fifty three of the geneva convention it prohibits any kind of weapon which if used where there is war can affect the area's environment climate and water resources things that occurred in one thousand nine hundred one and then in two thousand and three are true catastrophe and all types of munitions were used including dispenser weapons boss prison munitions depleted uranium and chemical weapons all these types of weapons were used intentionally and on a mass scale in

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucy caffein of r.t. iraq. still ahead for you this hour a sensational history lesson for the world's top whistleblower we delve into the daily two million diplomatic cables published by julian assange which put america's foreign policy of years past the spotlight. world. science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. thank. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. again trucked to the ecuadorian embassy for over nine months for still fighting to blow the lid on global politics we're talking julian assange now he's released of a one point seven million u.s. diplomatic cables that from the one nine hundred seventy s. which he's dubbed the most significant geo political publication ever. has been examining wiki leaks biggest release to date them. according to julian assange the us administration can't be trusted with controlling its own history so he's had to come along and do this he controls the president controls and he control

lucy b. johnson. mrs. linda j. robb. mrs. tricia nixon cox. susan ford-bales. mr.gan.♪ ladies and gentlemen, first lady of the united states, mrs. michelle obama, mrs. laura bush, mrs. hillary rodham clinton, mrs. barbara bush, mrs. rosalynn ♪arter. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, barack obama, president george w. bush, president bill clinton, president george h.w. bush, president jimmy carter. ♪ [cheers and applause] please remain standing for the invocation by the reverend mark craig followed by the presentation of colors. >> let us pray. we have gathered here today, oh, god, to offer thanks for the life and the legacy of president and mrs. george w. bush. we thank you for their distinguished leadership to our nation. moreover, we are grateful for their moral courage and commitment to public service. oh, god, our lord, creator and sustainer, today we honor a man who genuinely believes in your quest of freedom for all. we ask that president bush and his family continue to feel the prayers and support of people all over the world who rec

and artie's lucy catherine offers reported from afghanistan intends to cover the region explains what's behind karzai is clay. he's made this point numerous times before calling for the taliban to participate in elections is that stand is so open and democratic that even mullah omar working to disarm essentially could run for office of course the reality is that this is a complete political nonstarter because the taliban have been very clear in their position they do not see the karzai government as being legitimate they have openly called it as a puppet of the united states they refuse to hold any sort of negotiations much less view the constitution as legitimate or offer any sort of candidate so again this is just sort of wishful thinking perhaps or rather a rhetorical remark by president hamid karzai than any sort of reality on the ground because the taliban has refused to negotiate with him there really isn't very much that cars i can do in the situation for the taliban the number one position is this effectively to remove all foreign troops from the ground in afghanistan in order t

americans tuning out a new study showing cable news audiences dropping off as lucy viewers are getting burned out too many views not enough news. good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story well the u.s. has yet to decide whether the red line has been crossed in syria president obama reiterated the use of chemical weapons would be a game changer washington says there's growing evidence the arsenal was deployed by assad forces with some u.s. lawmakers now pushing for direct action in the country or he's more important as more u.s. president barack obama was delivering some fierce words in the aftermath of tables comments he indicated that washington will conduct its own independent investigation into syria's alleged use of chemical weapons and a separate probe will be conducted in conjunction with the united nations america's leaders said the world can't stand by and permit the use of chemical weapons obama has previously stated that the use of chemical weapons by damascus would be a game changer in the u.s. position on military intervention into serious civil war now according

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucy captain of r.t. if you're cool thing about. there was attempted to rebuild iraq following the two thousand and three invasion a spending billions of dollars on various reconstruction projects medical worker doctor. says that while america has invested heavily into iraq it's an intentional use of dangerous weapons has left severe lost in effect across the country. it's clear that though the u.s. spoke of their help provided to iraq after the invasion notably reconstruction education and investments their so-called help resulted in the use of weapons banned by article fifty three of the geneva convention it prohibits any kind of weapon which if used where there is war can affect the areas environment climate and water resources things that occurred in one nine hundred ninety one and then in two thousand and three are true catastrophe all types of munitions were used including dispenser weapons past present munitions depleted uranium and chemical weapons all these types of weapons were u

country and for the kurds that may be the ultimate goal but for now this is one iraq divided into two lucie county. reporting from the disputed territories in iraq well up ahead our team looks at an obstinate part of the u.s. that's a living by its own rules explored texas with us in just a minute right here. the movie world war z z being first zombie which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has been recalled by paramount executives not because this is probably yet another stupid violent zombie movie but because the chinese might get offended according to the wrap dot com china was supposed to take the blame for starting the evil zombie apocalypse this time but china becoming the largest foreign market for american movies made artistic integrity fly out the window to protect the bottom dollar as is tradition in hollywood this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice on the censorship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era a minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time h

on the quantitative easing with periodic taxes by lucy bullion barracks in the paper go more massive shorts the logic here seems like something out of a dr seuss book because the federal reserve recently said that because the price of gold is down they can then ease and print more money and they can introduce more quantitative easing however we know that the price of gold went down recently because the fed and its cohorts on wall street shattered the price with make it short sells or fed printing of more money or counterfeiting than that in fact increased their net supply of debt and increase the amount of money in the system in the shadow banking system but then they use that as justification to print more money to presumably help these insolvent banks so still at this late stage of the game even though the insolvent banks have proven to be money launderers. laundering money for terrorists funding terrorism funding mexican drug cartels rigging lie bar rigging gold involved in misselling involved in criminal activity j.p. morgan goldman sachs barclays h.s.b.c. the fed still protects

army's remain in place each side carefully watching the other kurd versus arab iraqi versus iraqi lucy catherine of r t reporting from the disputed territories in iraq. and we will stay in the volatile state just ahead a decade after the u.s. led invasion of iraq we take you want to trip across the country back taxi is next here not saying it's. i reckon cardiologist dr omar al claims that the war in iraq destroyed iraq's environment even worse than dropping the bomb on hiroshima did dr al kooper he see puts to data that the number of pressed cancer cases has grown in the country from fifteen to thirty times cases of congenital heart disease have become fifteen times more frequent case of leukemia have increased thirty fold the doctor puts the blame on the weapons used in the one thousand nine hundred one and two thousand and three invasions of iraq and which nato forces used white phosphorus depleted uranium rounds and other toxic gases and poisonous substances human rights watch and the world health organization have measured radiation levels in iraq and consider many places in iraq

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucie county r.t. iraq. and michael prysner take part in the invasion as a u.s. soldier prepared to fight and die defending his country but they were ality what he experienced brought about a drastic change of heart as he explained. witnessing all of the lies told by the bush administration really crumble in front of our faces and the main thing being interactions with the iraqi people who we were told we were liberating and seeing what was being done to them and how they opposed our presence there and also realizing that the people that we were told were our enemies were exactly like my friends and family and neighbors here at home and that i had so much in common with them yet i was being told by the multimillionaire politicians that we were the enemy and that we had to fight them and interrogations that i witnessed and took part in were truly terrifying and humiliating experiences for the iraqis who were detained on my experience working in interrogations is that ninety nine percent of t