>> the biggest study that we have comes comes from nih, lookt over 400,000 people, followed many yearsd there is a reduction in mortality by 15%. that's significant -- from just drinking coffee. we have talked about dementia, parkinson's and 25% reduction in diabetes. and now from harvard, reduction in suicide by 50%. the thing that comes up all the time -- is it the caffeine? there is a difference here. the caffeine is not the big part of this because decaf also gives you the same result. it is mostly antioxidants, magnesium and the chromium. the art of drinking coffee is more than this. how many cups did you put in front of me last time? >> four. >> something happens between three to four cups. nothing before that. around the three to four, you are going to get the benefit of coffee. but be careful about sugar special milk. that's important. once you get to six and above -- which yob who would want to do that, that's when you get the negative balance of this. i am a huge fan of this. i have converted this doctor over here to drinking coffee. >> eric: how about tea? can tea be the sam

. >> but then lookt that and that is the incentive to cheat evenore. >> you have done everything but short of currency manipulator. >> actually we have just called the names and hav not and we have done a good job at that but with the exchange rate that would workuite nicely but with regard to other policies with oil and gas of the to coast and the gulf of mexico we should hold regulations with the efficacy test. lori: a also by our treasuries. it is such a tense relationship and i am glad it went in that direction. thank you. a lot still to come including advice on awkward many moments to splitting the check at a restaurant and did you kw you are probably spending hundreds of dollars a year on nothing? take a look at a new rash of ave charges hit to your wallet. when some people struggle with their mortgagpayments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who do mething, the people who take actio are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a h

if you get the amount of money at stake and if you lookt the fact that this was a company that did noto very much business and then all the sudden -- lou: a year-old. >> well, it had been for two years prior to this it did about 250,000 in revenue. all the sudden in 2012 and the individual lets you mentioned to plan disability purchase the company, they startetting millions and millions of dollars where the virus work. so is not above board, but the problem is, we only see these things happen. people say, oh, we are identiing problems. we need more this or that. it goes much deeper. is a culture of arrogance. lou: what do you guys do? ammine kamal we're watching here -- the irs cannot even apparently find, nor can this president, a person to serve as a commissionerf the internal revenue service, acting commissioner, and term commissioner. and this is an organization. you say they're terminally ill. when are you going to -- web you going to get this thing fixed and bring in somebody with the integrity to leathe organition, to get it straightened out? this is no longer -- we have 16,000

tracy: time for a lookt stories you are clicking on tonight. a good day in the markets.ing hher for the week with the dow back above 15,000. the weakest sector, housing stock. higher interest rates causing concern. ammo was good for stocks is bad for gold. falling re than $30 per ounce. now trading around $1,200 an ounce. that is the third straight week of losses. listen up. you can stay relevant. embrace change. remember, attitude is everything and it is the next big thing. they get advances and flexible technology companies. those are just some of the house stories rit now. all right. should your quarter pounder be taxed? the growing push to tax. and the hospital texan newborn baby away from its mother because of a bagel. is that legal? our experts way in next. dot go anywhere. @a ♪ tracy: be careful what you eat. a woman just won a lawsuit over a poppyseed bagel. her newborn was taken away from her after she failed to hospital drug test. she claimed that up poppyseed bagels. : shortly before arriving a hospital cost a positive test for drugs. here in studio. let's sta

take a lookt what happened to fx news's mike tobin reporting live from boston last night. >> section explosion goes off according to the fbi at the location wherea he dropped it -- please don't do that where he dropped his knapsack [laughter] melissa: he is so money. he is so money. please don't do that. he didn't even, he didn't even stop. barely a pause. >> i have two heroes here. made the photo bombing off the kissing totally inappropriate. melissa: right. >> that said. mike tobin is really cute. he is really cute. can't fall the girls for trying. certainly mike tobin is my hero, he didn't miss a beat. melissa: please don't do that. he is so polite. please don't do that. not even rude. what the f-bomb. please don't do that. and he keeps going. it wasep incredible. they go back to shepard smith who alsos didn't react. likek bizarre owe news land. >>b this something, walter cronkite did not have to put up wi. >> you can't fault girls for trying. mike tobin is very cute. melissa: he is so "money." check up, check out the new dessertandwich. >> time for bikini season. melissa: carl's

investigation team to have access to all potential sites in syria to be able to lookt all allegations. we have on the secd part of your question, we haven't in the british government seen any evidence that of the use of chemical weapons by any opposition groups. of course, we cannot know what has happened in all parts but we ourself haven't seen any such evidence of that. and given that situation, i do think it is -- and given our emphasis on saving lives if we can in this conflict, i do think i'm grateful for the committee giving their approval for this. but it's appropriate to provide some defense against the use of chemal weapons. >> one final question on this. the giving of chemical protection equipment to soldiers in the battlefield, could have caused that to some kind of force multiplier or their impact if they had already been receiving weaponry either from the qatarrys or the saudis or captured weaponry from the syrian government stocks. so in a way, aren't we actually already making a shift towards involvement on the battlefield with assisting people who have got the lethal e