and bethesda they learned a tough lesson about this new lifestyle. it has become incredibly expensive. >> we were shocked because we thought we would be able to sell our house, put a little money in the bank and buy something we could be comfortable in. >> reporter: everything she said was so tiny. >> we couldn't even figure out how mike could watch tv and i could be asleep at the same time. >> reporter: so they gave up like so many baby boomers are now doing which is causing an even bigger problem. you see, downsizing baby boomers were supposed to fuel the nation's anemic housing supply dramatically making way for much needed new buyers but listings now down 9% from a year ago and two of these coming on. so the houses that were waiting to come on the market for the young families trying to move into the good school system and the neighborhood aren't coming on. real estate agent jane fehr weather said half cannot afford to to. >> they're adding almost a million dollars to the price in order to buy less space for a lot more money. >> reporter: boomers

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there are people that begun to live a new trash lifestyle including one woman that take the effort even we see the step she took to make a difference and make a little money in the process. >> it's something most of us do every day. the but she's one of the few exception. >> i send nothing to the lapped fill in two years. >>reporter: she committed some garbage but this is it. >> this is all my trash the past 2 years. >>reporter: epa says the average american is responsible for more than 4 pounds of waste every day. the sing can single out every piece of trash. >> this has everything from food rappers and inside washingen instruction label and started with really small step like reusable mug to the coffee shop instead of disposable cup. >>reporter: then she thought of the other things we throw away and started cutting back moyvrment can i get a vodka martini. without a napkin and without a coaster. >>reporter: changed the shopping habit. >> bring my own container to the store and fill them with produce and compost all of my fad scrap. >>reporter: make her own product from home from laund

. >> i've been a week without alcohol of any kind, and i'm enjoying my new, clean-living lifestyle.t be the road to world peace, but it's a start. >> people in misrata, good. >> yeah. >> relax. >> laid back. in american, laid back. >> laid back. >> a stew made of kidneys, liver and heart served family style. feel free to eat with hands. right hand only, please. >> good food. >> and a really traditional thing left over from the italians, basically, pasta with ragu. what's this dish called? >> abuke. >> abuke. >> because the sound, bok, bok, bok, means it's ready. >> it's good. so the italians left you one good thing. a few nice buildings and pasta. >> and pasta, yeah. >> so the story of misrata, the story of libya, seems to be ordinary people suddenly called upon to do extraordinary things. where were you when war broke out? >> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. jihan put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior prac

shows, other shows most of them are about people that live in the bubbles come in new york, washington california lifestyle. so we kind of know what the people live like and this includes religious people that are part of this. and they usually are charlatans and her husband people out of money or those that are not cool dragging neanderthals that are just so that word. >> yes i am a nonbeliever, you are a baptist minister. but we have respect and for the american people and i sort of have this view and fox news does really well, they have a lot of viewers over at fox news conservative radio, conservative online media does really well and whether hollywood wants to admit it or not and so aren't conservative values pretty well represented enact. >> they are certainly represented within the niche of the media that is targeted toward them. they look down upon fox news and the fox news viewers and how can that network be doing so well. i will tell you why, it is scratching where the edge is and sometimes whether it is roma downey or mark burnett's magnificent trauma of the bible that got more viewers than anyt

but what's changing people are looking at boating differently and want a boat that fits new and different lifestylesntoons that are well above recession levels, aluminum fishing boats now at recession levels. and then we have some types of boats that haven't gotten there, but we found when we introduce boats in those size ranges with new and different attributes we can't make enough of them. >> let's talk about that. several times on the conference call, and i always like to reference the conference call. it's where the kind of genesis to the next ten points comes from. there were people who were basically saying you know what is the demand really that great. and your response is -- >> we're sold out. and we have models that are sold out for over a year. >> and so it's a waiting list to get some of your -- >> absolutely. >> and how about a 42-foot boston whaler. is it hard to get one of those? >> it's going to be very hard. we've just started to make them. and we had to build a new plant, jim, in order to build a boat. we introduced it at the ft. lauderdale boat show in october. so if you want a 42-

the lifestyles of new yorkers, you can see. the food they eat.nge by the neighborhood. even the dna left behind matches the us census data. >> let's get to the appalling stuff. the most common bacteria from the swab test antibiotic resistant bacteria. right? >> yep. sounds -- gerri: how many stations did you do total? >> 460 ate468 stations. we saw 400 samples. we saw the types of bacteria are perfectly benign. gerri: you keep saying. there's food poisoning urinary tract infections. mozzarella cheese. and staff infections in 37. mozzarella cheese, is that the pizza thing? >> yeah, that's the pizza. (?) >> one of the sued monis trains. a lot of things there. (?) a lot of these things can be associated with disease. they're normally present. only when they get something bad can they get you sick. gerri: thank you for coming on. i wish you had better news. we'll be right back. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary sympto

lifestyle. siddik has also worked abroad and built a new home for his family about six years ago. brick home is 66 square meters in size. it w rare when it was first built, and neighbors often visited it. when siddik left home to work in dubai, his father broad money from relatives to cover his airfare. siddik repaid this debt within one year whilst sending money back to his family. he also decided to invite two of his brothers to join him. siddik returned to bangladesh in 2010. all he had to his name was debt. yet in spite of harder times ahead for his family he still managed to send his sons to school. but two years ago his eldest son, nuralam, suddenly dropped out of school. nuralam is an apprentice to a tradesman who fixes water pipes. it's still a low-level job but he hopes to earn enough to start his own business one day. it's 1:00 a.m., and workers take turns to make sure the kilns continue to operate through the night. the next morning oahab arrives at the kiln earlier than usual. he says his wife's condition has worsen worsened. workers get paid once every four days. alth

his office walked back and clarified his vaccine position, and since that "new york times" story about his luxurious lifestyleit will be interesting to see if he digs himself in deeper. >> the only person who had it worse this week was rand paul. >> the defect of campaigns are bulking up like barry bonds on a bender. jennifer paul merry is leaving casablanca to join hillary clinton's campaign. every day, new hiring news from each one of the presidential hopefuls. so far, with all the hiring that has been done, who is doing the best? >> to move back to our previous question about hillary clinton spending a lot of time in the barrel, she right now is winning the staff sweepstakes by a mile. if you think about the people we've heard about, john podesta, the chairman jewel bennison the chief strategist, and jennifer palmieri -- that is an all-star cast. she is putting together a very good team. those people are all very able, and with the exception of podesta a lot of them are outsiders, not people within the previous clinton bubble. >> palmieri was pretty deep in that bubble. here is why the group is good. one i

when we ditched the 1970s and challenge to the american my style, the challenge of middle-class lifestyle, newuburban homes come out at are that puts a lot of questioning on consumer culture in general as to what we are getting in the spirit are we happier? the remark and 10? duke ellington famously said it don't mean to say if it ain't got that spring. it is my argument i want to make sure you gave dave this as well. my argument is it's a powerful perversity. the terminology that it's the none, i'm planned for response that who knew people would be so interested in a twinkie that they would demand its production. given its relatively easy manufacture and distribution, it is an easy product to reproduce from another manufacturing base. the contrary question though and the notion that there's more going on here or less going on here in terms of can or agency and more in terms of being manipulated by puppet masters, you do you see this notion of an ability by manufacturers and producers to target their products in a particular way. there are multiple perspectives upon which to view consumer soci

most of them are about people who live in bubbles, new york washington or california lifestyle. we kind of know what the people live like because we see it all the time. but how may times can you think of a television sitcom that treats religious people respectfully that treats us as if we really are pretty normal and balanced and engaged in people. we are usually presented as charlatans who are out to hustle people out of their money where mouth breathing knuckle digging the end of girls who are just so backward that we haven't modernized and we are highly educated incredibly anti-intellectual and therefore really just not up to the same level as the elite. that is what i'm speaking to. >> host: this is what i love about our long friendship. i am a nonbeliever and you are a baptist minister and yet we both have a deep respect for the judeo-christian values that this country was forged on in the american faithful. you call people who put faith in family first the new american outcast and i think that is what you are getting at, that hollywood in particular to pics people of fait

another 20 years he lived in upper class lifestyle in new york and in northern california living freely, only for a few months at the end of his life did the shadow of his nazi past finally come back and on his death bed he admitted he was a nazi. we're going to take some questions. [applause] >> trying to use the microphone for questions right up here. no one? i guess we can go home. the mic is right up here. >> let me thank you for this important talk. it's quite important, again i'm not from america. i'm from the caribbean so i'm outside of here. which is important. three questions. two questions. the first question is, trying to create a cob text against all this happened, paper clip, the spies, et cetera, et cetera, i think you leave us a little bit hanging here. how could a country that claims be a academicracy, human rights, protect people et cetera, et cetera, ultimately and -- we can't want to hear the justification of the cold war itch don't pie that. how can such a country quite well known fully aware who they're working with decide to go ahead with these people? let me be pr

help our clients increase commercialization and their ability to profit from that new consumer and digital lifestylentend to lead, change and be at the forefront of innovation. >> 2014 not just about being cash flow positive and returning a profit. you were going to sell part of your submarine cable division. can you give us an update on that? >> absolutely. it is going to happen. in 2015. the order book continues to grow. we see now the upswing in the cycle. that is a reflection of the overall trend i just described. it is affecting positively our submarine cable business. we have new orders coming in. f qs that are in the process. the ipo is going to take place in the second half of 2015. on the back of q2 results and we feel the market will give it a positive reception. we are the world leader in that space and at the forefront of the positive trends in the telecom industry. >> what is your assessment, as a former assessment baker and a man who knows the european economy, what is your assessment of the economy? after the enormous quantitative easing program? your home country has not grown much i

i also asked him about that new york times story in which they talked about the luxurious lifestyle thathas led. we did not get into specifics but he said he was ready for that kind of scrutiny if he does run. in the town hall itself, a lot of nuts and bolts questions. he is still very much immersed in governing the state although he has been traveling. detailed questions on fiscal policy and sandy recovery. he got a question about atlantic city. the big thing he talked about was this deal that he reads, tentative outline of a deal to go forward to deal with the pension crisis with the teachers union. he talked about how he worked in the past in new jersey and how he is working now. >> we are going to solve this by yelling at each other or by pointing fingers at each other. we will solve this by working together. that's what i tried to do the entire time i have been governor. sometimes i have to yell and scream to get people to work together and i do that sometimes, but ultimately, in a state like ours, when you are a republican governor with the democratic legislature and more of your c

when they were in new york, they took their swinging lifestyle with them. they expanded it, because they were in new york city. they have nudist camps. they loved to go there. they went to the playboy club to have drinks. they were all over the place. they met with other swingers, they came back down to washington dc because he had to -- he lost his cia access, but he has not lost access to people he has met in his after-hours activities. the fbi watched them for two years. from bugs and surveillance, they knew and could tell you what hana did on june 3. on june 6, they visited another swinging couple in westchester county. the next day, they went to rock lodge, a nudist colony in new jersey. they went to pinetree associates right this down. this is in an annapolis. they were very much on top of them. here is where it starts getting tricky. if david major and ask fbi officer, stood next to me, he would tell you it is hard to make an espionage case. you can have circumstantial evidence all over the place, but unless you can prove in court that this piece of i

counterculture and the 1970s in a challenge to the american lifestyle, the challenge of middle class lifestyle -- a new car, suburban homes etc. -- that puts a lot of questioning on the by the american public on consumer culture in general as to what we're getting from this. are we happier? are we more content? it was famously said it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. this is my argument and i want to make sure i give dave steigerwald his too as well that's my argument it's a very powerful -- again, that terminology that's an unknown, it's an unplanned-for response. who knew that people would be so interested in a twinkie that they would demand quote-unquote, its production? given its relatively easy manufacture and distribution it's an easy kind of product to reproduce from another manufacturing base. the contrary question though and the notion that there's more going on here or less -- actually, there's less going on here in terms of consumer agency and more in terms of being minuted by puppet masters you do see this notion of an ability by manufacturers and producers to target their pro

the very latest reporting and news on the superbug outbreak also helpful nutritional and lifestyle tips from our teams around the world. that's cnn.com/health. >>> former new york mayor rudy giuliani it not apologizing for saying -- is not apologizing for saying u.s. president barack obama doesn't love his country. the remark came at a private dinner for the governor of wisconsin. senior white house correspondent jim acosta has reaction. [ applause ] >> reporter: president obama was feeling the love for america. >> it's about making this nation we love more perfect. >> reporter: the comment came as the white house slapped right back at rudy giuliani after the former new york city mayor questioned the president's love for his country. >> put your mask on -- >> reporter: white house press secretary josh ernest suggested giuliani had damaged his image as the man dub america's mayor after the attacks on 9/11. >> i can tell you it's sad to when somebody who has attacks taped a -- who has attacked a level of stature and admiration tarnishes that legacy though thoroughly. the truth is i don't

chance of survival when she was diagnosed with late stage cancer but took the crim news as a challenge. changing her lifestyle and her diet. since surviving cancer pam braun is sharing what she learned in a cookbook entitled "cookbook -- "ultimate anti-cancer cookbook" and joining us with her favorite and least favorite foods. >> thank you for having me. >> what a story. tell us a little how you found out and when and what happened? >> almost 11 years ago this summer i was diagnosed with late stage fallopian tube cancer the rarest of women's cancers and given a 15% chance of survival and 75% chance of recurrence and i went the traditional route of surgery and keepchemo, my odds were so add i had to do everything to help myself. >> were you a chef? >> in restaurant business for years, yes. >> did you decide let me twhak i know? did you do research? >> started researching food. what i started to do desperate to find anything that would help me and what i discovered is that some foods help cause cancer and some foods help prevent it is pp so i started putting a diet together around those two food groups. >> you

but when they were in new york city, it took their swinging lifestyle with them and they expanded it. of the new york city they had nudist camps, and they loved to go there. they went to the playboy club to have drinks. they were all over the place. they were meeting with other swingers they would come back down to washington dc because he had the key. he lost his cia access but he did not lose access to the people he had met in his actor hours activity. the fbi watched them for two years. from bugs and surveillance, they could tell you what they did on june 3, 1984. they can tell you that on june 6 they visited another swinging couple in westchester county. they contain that the next day they went to a place call rock lodge which was a nudist colony in new jersey. at other times they went to something called pinetree associates. that is in annapolis. they were very much on top of them. but here it starts getting a little tricky. it's really hard to make an espionage case. you can have circumstantial evidence all over the place but unless you can prove in a court that this piece of in

new york. i like the lifestyle that i have here. stuart: okay got it. >> sorry.t: big box office weekend for "50 shades of grey." the movie, based on the rather racy book, has been getting a lot of buzz for its explicit sex scenes and s and m themes too. you didn't catch it in the theaters this weekend here is a pg-rated clip. ♪ ♪ >> i don't do romance. my tastes are very singular. you wouldn't understand. stuart: well, apparently sex really does sell. shades topped the box office with $94 million worth of ticket sales. cheryl, did you see it? >> didn't see it, read the book, will see it. universal whipped up a hit -- stuart: oh stop it. >> i couldn't stop that one. because the marketing campaign for this thing, the distribution planning that the company put out there absolutely brilliant. you do it over a four-day weekend, it's valentine's day. some man who's taking out his wife or girlfriend, take her to see -- stuart: didn't you say that 68% of the audience this past weekend were female? >> yes, they were female. stuart: so it was marketed towards women? >> th

francisco are more stressed out about their lifestyle than people who live in oakland, but compared to the rest of the country, both cities are pretty chill. new rankings from cnn money show four california cities are in the top five for lease stressed in the country for those seek an active lifestyle. san francisco is five. oakland is fourth. sacramento and irvine even less streaked. the numbers are based on how much people binge direct, and exercise. love is in the air today for many and that means marriage. that's while the al immediate -- alameda county clerk's office was filled with women in dresses. the office was open for people who wanted to get married on valentine's day. the civil ceremonies are quirk and intimate with just a few close family and friend. >> lots of couples want to be here today because it's valentine's day and we were happy to open the doors and have people apply for their license and get married today, too. >> alameda county maker commissioner say they married 50 couples today. san mateo county had special ceremonies as well, congratulations to everybody. and if sunshine makes us less stressed, this is this weekend

news. >>> american heart month. today we are talking cardiovascular wellness. your lifestyle plays a huge role. and a hospital doctor. welcome. first a story that is grabbing attention right now. the new guidelines are taking cholesterol off the list of things to avoid. are we saying it is not bad for you? >> i think it is a of cholesterol that you are eating, they are still worrisome, a concern. lobster, shrimp, egg a day is safe. 80% your own body makes. >> cheese, what kinds of foods? >> animal meats, animal protein, cheese, fried foods, trans fats. >> when does somebody know when they should keek cardiac -- seek cardiac help. you hear of people whose heart just stops and they are dead. when do you know you should get help. >> an athlete, if they have shortness of breath, dizziness, rapped heart rate, they should seek medical attention. an older person, a change in their exercise tolerance or having chest pain, they should seek medical attention. >> personalized medicine is the wave of the future, how will that effect the future? >> i think in the future we will be able to identify patient w

francisco are more stressed out about their lifestyle than people who live in oakland, but compared to the rest of the country, both cities are pretty chill. new rankings from cnn money show four california cities are in the top five for lease stressed in the country for those seek an active lifestyle. san francisco is five. oakland is fourth. sacramento and irvine even less streaked. the numbers are based on how much people binge direct, and exercise. love is in the air today for many and that means marriage. that's while the al immediate -- alameda county clerk's office was filled with women in dresses. the office was open for people who wanted to get married on valentine's day. the civil ceremonies are quirk and intimate with just a few close family and friend. >> lots of couples want to be here today because it's valentine's day and we were happy to open the doors and have people apply for their license and get married today, too. >> alameda county maker commissioner say they married 50 couples today. san mateo county had special ceremonies as well, congratulations to everybody. and if sunshine makes us less stressed, this is this weekend

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new chex granola mix? two more delicious reasons to love chex. >> people who live in san francisco are more stressed about their lifestyle than people who live int compared to the rest of the country both cities are pretty chill. new rankings from "cnn money" shows four california cities ranked in the top five for the least stressed in the country for those seeking active lifestyle. san francisco comes in fifth oakland is fourth. sacramento and irvine are even less stressed. the rankings are based on factors like how much people binge drink, smoke and exercise. the percentage of sunshine is also factored in. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. police in denmark kill a man thought to be connected to two deadly shootings in copenhagen. why danish leaders say the shootings were terrorism. and the changing u.s. mission in afghanistan. cheryl jennings goes to kabul for an abc7 news exclusive with the general in >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hello carolyn. 7:01 is the official sunrise. a nice shot here. plenty of pretty pictures around the bay this early with

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lifestyle than people who live in oakland. but compared to the rest of the country both cities of pretty chill. new ranks from "cnn money" shows four california cities ranked in the top five for the least stressed in the country for those seek hang active lifestyle. sacramento and irvin are even less stressed. it based on factors how much people binge drink, smoke and exercise. and the percentage of sunshine also factored in. take a look and listen now to a chinese new year celebration in san francisco's chinatown yesterday. it's the year of the ram. they give a sneak-peek of the larger lunar new year parade and celebration that will take place march 7th. this mini parade started at saint mary's square and along grant avenue to washington street where the chinese new year market street fair is set up through today. >>> you can enjoy our national parks this long, warm, holiday weekend for free. it's courtesy of the national park service in honor of the president's day holiday. through tomorrow you can head out to any one of 33 national parks that usually charge a fee, like muir woods national park a

that's good news for the local farmers the owls have got used to their urban lifestyle and the humans seem to like it too. >> we are proud that our town has become famous because of our owls. >> them become part of our every day life, i am sad now as there are on 200 or 300 there used to be more, but recent holidays took a toll, firecrackers and everything. but in a nutshell, we are so proud of our owls. >> however the owls probably haven't chosen for the beautiful buildings or friendly people, local environmentalists think they have been forced here. most of our local forrest was cut dun, there are only a few orchards with small trees the only logical solution for them was to come here, and get used to the noise. they have nowhere else to go it may not be as quiet as their old home in the forrest but as towns go, it is a pretty sleepy place. the long ears owls hope that won't change. simon mcgregor wood, al jazeera. >> and that is it for me, the rest of the london team for this news hour, we will be pack in a few minutes with more of the day's news, i hope you can join us then, bye b

they oppose new morality clauses laid out for high school teachers by the archbishop. the clauses support straight and monogamous lifestylesarchbishop plans to use them as conditions of employment at four bay area catholic high schools. >>> do you want water? you have to ask for it. that's one of several new restrictions being considered to combat the drought. the water resources board is debating new regulations. one would force thirsty restaurant diners to request drinking water. another would require hotel guests to ask for fresh towels and sheets rather than having them changed every day automatically. board members say the state simply isn't doing enough to limit water use. it almost needs to become a way of life. >> it does. and on that note, christina has done a good job of giving us ways in which we can conserve water. i have to admit, every single morning when i shave, i think, okay don't leave that water running. >> quick shower. >> so you're thinking about me when you're shaving, is that what we're getting from this, sam brock? right on. we found out from scott mcgrew, he shaves in the shower. so let's keep thos

new ideas to the management. >> translator: we encourage our managers to gain a greater understanding of the need to balance work and lifestyle one of the keys to putting people at ease about having children. >> reporter: times have changed and companies are now starting to understand that the proper work-life balance can give them an edge in business. it can also help rebirth japan's declining birth rate. atsuko iwasaki, nhk world, tokyo. >>> more chinese are turning to japan to seek out better health to take advantage of state-of-the-art technology, and they're being met by well-trained medical staff. nhk world's ayumi takahira explains. >> reporter: this man and his wife have been looking forward to this trip to japan for several weeks. the 43-year-old business owner was diagnosed with liver cancer last october. he was treated at a shanghai hospital but his condition didn't improve. a friend who had received medical care in japan recommended that he get treated here too. >> translator: i searched the internet for what treatments i could get in japan. i knew i could trust japanese health care providers. so i decided to come