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the school is building metabolic chamber to conduct several studies on temperature and body fat. researchers are focused on the two types of fat, the brown fat which reps regulate body temperature and burns more energy p than white fat. several studies show that white fat can behave more like metabolically active brown fat in cold temperatures. p. >>> a new survey says the average family will spend about 9 the 9 $900 on prom this year that includes tickets cars, clothes and food. the high are your family income is the less you plan to spend. families with am incomes of $50,000 or more plan to spend just under $800 on prom. those with incomes less than $25,000 will spend almost $1400. >> $1400? >> i would guess the logic is if you're well to dos you're less likely to care about some of the big things that a family that isn't as well off would really want to have a special, you know, all-out prom. >> but this is high school we're talking about. people aren't spending that much money on a wedding dress. >> don't tell me i know. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m.. >>> right now as 5:00 a.m. we're getting you ready for opening day. we're live at nats park as we'

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the so-called brown fat actually makes you skinny. with obesity at epidemic proportions, everyone wants a way to transform the white bad fat cells we all have into the brown kind, which burns energy all the time. >> this is called an incubator. this is where the cells are cultured. >> these researchers have both kinds of fat cells and ever proven contrary to what the medical world thought, one can change into the other. >> so we have white fat cells and we have brown fat cells. figuring out how to transform one into the other is one thing but taking that information and turning it into a possible treatment for obesity is quite another. >> that's exactly what the doctor has knots sights. he's already figured out how to turn stem cells into brown fat cells. the next step is to inject those into obese rats and hopefully watch them lose weight. eventually be he says there will be hope for humans, too. >> we collect the fat cells culture them in the lab then we will inject these cells into the same subject. >> diabetes sufferer ibrahim isn't kind. >> if you do diet and exercise, at least 70% of the people do not look like this. >> a traditional approach researchers say will alw

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more of the so called brown fat makes you skinny and with obesity at epidemic proportions everyone wants to find a way to transform the white bad fat cells we have into the brown kind which burnl the time. this is called an incubator. this is where the cells are cultured. >> reporter: researchers have both kinds of fat cells. >> the good one is this one. >> reporter: and have proven contrary to what the medical world thought one can change into the other. so we have white fat cells and we have brown fat cells. figuring out how to transform one into the other is one thing. but taking that information and turning it into a possible treatment for obesity is quite another. that is exactly what the doctor has in his sights and has already figured out how to turn stem cells into brown fat cells. if next step is to inject those into obese rats and hopefully watch them lose weight. eventually he says there will be hope for humans too. >> we collect the stem cells from this overweight subject in the lab, then we inject these cells into the same subject. >> reporter: the doctors are not convinced. >> assured if you are obese and diabetic if you diet and exercise at least 70% of the peo

. >> i've got the number one product on the market to burn fat. >> reporter: and weight loss cures andled to the carpet. >> i don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. so, why, when you have this amazing megaphone, and this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> i actually do personally do believe in the items i talk about in the show. i passionately study them. i would give my audience the vice i give my family all the time. and i've given my family these products. >> this little bean has scientists saying they found a magic weight loss cure for every body type. >> reporter: the one touted on the show was sued by false advertising and settled for $3.5 million. all fodder for the doctors asking columbia university to rethink dr. oz's position. elizabeth cohen reporting. >>> i'll be back with another hour of "newsroom" in just a moment. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for e

. >> i have the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. >> reporter: and frequently recommending products. but the latest criticism is about his seat as vice chair of the department of surgery at columbia university medical center. 10 physicians froms croo the country want him fired. they wrote a letter accusing him of quack treatments and cures in the interest of personal financial gain. dr. oz released this response that will air on his show tomorrow. >> i know i have irritated some potential allies in my quest to make america healthy. no matter our disagreements, freedom of speech is the most fundamental right we have as americans. and these 10 doctors are trying to silence that right. >> reporter: the letter went on to cite oz's baseless and relentless opposition to the genetic engineering of food exrops dr. henry miller, a researcher at the hoover institution, a conservative think tank was the author. miller has been a vocal proponent of genetically modified foods or g.m.o. dr. oz has questioned the safety of g.m.o.s and claims he's being targeted because he wants them label

. >> i've got the number one in the bottle to burn your fat. >> reporter: they've faced the criticismt's called seabuckthorn. >> reporter: like his endorsements. senator claire mccaskill publicly scolded him. >> i don't know why you say this stuff because you know it's not true. >> in attempt to engage viewers i use flowery language. language that's passionate. >> reporter: last week doctors sent a letter to columbia university asking them to remove oz. it says in part dr. oz has repeatedly shown disdain for science and evidence-based medicine southwest baseless and relnts optician to the engineering of food crops. miller has been a vocal proponent of genetically modified foods or gmos. >> genetically modified foods, have you ever heard of them? >> despite the concerns of g mcht o foods, the u.s. government has approved the sale. >> reporter: yesterday, dr. oz told cz, quote in a sea of inaccurate complaints we notice one specific accusation gmos. although they misrepresent our stance, we have supported gmo labeling. >> gmos are important. >> reporter: dr. amen is a frequent host to t

fat away. and now i've got the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. it's raspberry ketones. to be younger, live longer and be stronger these shrubs produce a tiny fruit that's called sea buckthorn. it is the new miracle berry. >> should he be more responsible? >> yes, there needs to be what i think is upsetting these guys unless they have some sort of conflict which will reveal itself is the fact that he's not saying, you know what there's no proof to this but perhaps this is something that could work. well i think there may be something here and i've been on the show too, and i think he's a fine man. if there is some sort of financial sort of tie-in with these products then i think it definitely is up to him to disclose that. that's the only thing here that i have a question with. and even if there is i don't even have a problem with that. as long as he discloses that his people are aware of it. >> oh, he's selling miracles in a bottle and profiting from it. why do you disagree? >> he's not profiting from that part. he doesn't -- >> he's not. he's profiting on the ratings f

the school is building a metabolic chamber to conduct several studies on temperature and body fat. researchers are focused on the two times of fat, brown fat helps regulate body temperature and burns more energy. several studies show white fat can behave more like metabolically active brown fat in cold temperatures. >>> police officer is on leave this morning after shooting a man in anne arundel. what led up to that officer opening fire and how the suspect is doing right now. >>> live look outside for you. going to be a beautiful day. but rain could be moving in. tom has the details with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> looking he stories making headlines, a silver dale man is waking up in the hospital after a fire at his home last night. his wife managed to put out the flames before the firefighters arrived. he is listed in critical condition. >>> we're standing by for a press conference at uva after the columbia university graduate school of journalism issued a report on an article in "rolling stone". >>> and baseball is back. we are getting ready for opening day at nats park. and it is proving to be a nice day as we get ready with you. we'll tell you all you need to know

the other thing to think about, besides food and what you're eating is your exercise. and you know from health class in sixth grade that muscle burns more calories than fat start to lose muscle mass as we get older. even if you're sitting down on the couch, if you have more muscle, you're going to be burning more calories. you have to either lift weights at the gym, do some push ups. >> got to get enough sleep, got to get enough working out. now what can i eat? what's the food that's going to help boost my metabolism? >> lean protein is one of them. the idea is that your body can easily use that to convert it into energy. that's the idea. so i've got beans here. again, your body easily converts this stuff into energy. that's your metabolism. and we have green tea. it has a compound in it that nutritionists really like. so this can help boost your metabolism and some lemon, sometimes the taste is not great to me and this has lemon in it and this is pretty good. i have one more metabolism trick. if you take your body weight in pounds, multiply it by 10, and if you're a woman by 11, that gives you the number of calories. >> get out of here. >> you don't lik

. >> i've got the number one product on the market to burn fat. >> reporter: and weight loss cures andt. >> i don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. so, why, when you have this amazing megaphone, and this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> i actually do personally do believe in the items that i talk about in the show. i passionately study them. i would give my audience the advice i give my family all the time. and i've given my family these products. >> this little bean has scientists saying they found a magic weight loss cure for every body type. >> reporter: the one touted on the show was sued by false advertising and settled for $3.5 million. all fodder for the doctors who are asking columbia university to rethink oz's position. elizabeth cohen, cnn reporting. >> okay. so what does dr. oz say about this. he issued the following statement on friday, i bring the public information that will had help them on the path to be their best selves. we offer multiple points of view including mine whic

the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. >> this week a group of ten physicians wrote to columbia university and demanded it drop dr. oz as faculty member. this is not the first time he's taken heat over his role as a medical doctor turned tv host. last june he was scolded by a group of u.s. senators by describing a group of die yet supplements as magic pills. >> i don't know why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> my job, i feel on the show is to be a cheerleader for the audience. when they don't think they have hope when they don't think they can make it happen, i want to lock and i do look everywhere including at alternative healing traditions for any evidence that might be supportive for them. >> do you believe there's a miracle pill out there? >> there's not a pill that will help you long term lose weight and live the best life without diet and exercise. >> dr. oz does a lot of good but some of his critics think he does a lot of harm as well. he's planning to answer some of his criti

ten doctors around the country are now urging columbia to fire him, because of claims like these. >> this miracle pill can burn fatk treatments and kurs in the interest of personal financial gain and they claim dr. oz has a lack of integrity. a criticism that dr. oz has responded to before on capitol hill. >> my job on the show is to be a cheerleader for the audience. >> reporter: he's long be a supporter of alternative medicines. >> one solution is to give you labels on food and tell you that this has genetically-modied food in it. >> reporter: against labeling gmo foods in california and elsewhere, according to the liberal watchdog group sourcewatch. >> some people who signed the letter have their own bias against the disclosure of gmos. dr. oz has been outspoken about his concerns. >> reporter: and one is a convicted fellon who served months in prison for fraud. dr. oz released this statement, we provide multiple points of view including mine which is offered without conflict of interest that doesn't sit well with certain agendas which distort the facts. we reached out to the ten doctors and dr. oz all declinin

ticker fare, a hallowed space normally used for torey spelling burns self on hibachi and is tap water making you fat? i don't want to give you the wrong idea about the news media. it may seem like they're plugging elements into a preordained format and losing sight of any editorial judgment. but there are still some lines they simply will not cross. >> another officer responds "f" your breath. shut the "f" up? is this the kind of language that officers use? >> jon: yeah, it's outrageous. ( laughteryou have nailed the real outrage. what's it like in cnn's standards and practices department? hey, we can't say ( bleep ) on the air. kids might be watching. and rerack that shooting footage. kids might be watching. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. ( applause ) ahh, nothing like the peace and quiet of a beach escape. funny, there was no mention of hail in the weather report. go & smell the roses. do you regularly wear underwear? do you wear underwear? (laugh) yeah yes (laugh) i never wear underwear. is that too much information? yes now, do you think you can get too much information from your car? no this is an email from my car. ther

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>> reporter: ten doctors from around the country, urges the school to fire him because of claim like this one. >> this miracle pill can burn fat: accusing oz of promoteing quack treatments and cures in the interest of personal financial gain. the doctors also taking issue with oz's push to more thoroughly label genetically modified foods. >> one solution is to give you labels. and tell you this has genetically modified foods in there. >> reporter: one of the doctors calling for his resignation, a convicted felon and advocate for genetically modified foods. >> i vow to you right here right now, we will not be silenced. we will not give in. >> reporter: dr. oz's response is set to air on thursday's show. it will be dedicated to fighting for the right to know what's in your food. sounds ready for a fight. >> we all know him. he's very very fashion gnat. you'll hear from him tomorrow on his own show. >>> time now for the speed feed. amy is in the social square with all of that. good morning. >> trending on facebook. a rare quadruple rainbow. it happened in glen cove new york. amanda took this picture. today will be four ports of g

sodium and it gives us a product you find in india, a vitamin, mineral and gives the mustard its yellow color and helps burn fat> what do you want me to do? >> we're going to pour this in and i'll show you right here on camera, and everybody says red wine is right. >> it's not because of the alcohol or sugar or calories, but it's because of the antioxidants because it's great for your skin and hdl and this product especially promotes blood flow. you can add it to the coffee. >> where can i get this? >> on the website. >> i want you to take this so i'm going to make another glass. i'm going to bring this over. >> interesting. >> it is nice to think about the healthier things, especially the mustard. >> real quick for zachary. could you cook with that wine is this. >> yeah, i tend to cook with white wine. >>> let's take a look at a beautiful shot here. mostly cloudy conditions, but the sun peeking through. and we've got some good weather coming our way. we've got great weather when it comes to that rain, right? we need it, and there it is. a few scattered showers in the forecast for the first part of the day. if

. >> low fat chocolate milk has all the moo nutrients that the body burns through during intense trainingme up with the idea when he saw an athletes undereating during the day training hard and thenton overeating at night. >> targeted nutrition around training is critical. it the recovery recovery window starts with within 30 minutes of training but it continues for 24 to 4 hours where the body's really needs nutrients throughout the day to repair optimally. >> here's why some say chocolate milk is a great recovery aid for certain people. research shows the protein from the milk rebuilds muscle the water in the milk rehydrates and the sugar and carbs can replaces glycogen that was burned as energy plus young athletes like the taste. but is it good for all of us? we asked michele from yahoo! health. >> chocolate milk a great recovery drink. if you're an endurance athlete and working out intensely for an hour if you're just the average person working out for 30 to 45 minutes, you're probably okay with water and healthy meals. >> dr. jennifer ashton abc news, new york. >> but a cup of chocol

. >> now the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. >> reporter: last june oz was brought beforee about his promotions for miracle weight loss cures and called to the carpet. >> i don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. why when you have this amazing megaphone and this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> i actually do personally believe in the items that i talk about in the show. i passionally studied them. i would give my audience the advice by give my family all the time and i have given my families these products. this little bean has scientists saying they found the magic weight loss cure for every body type. >> reporter: the makes of one product tauted on the show was sued for false advertising and settled for $3.5 million. all fodder for doctors asking columbia to rethink oz's position. elizabeth cohen, cnn, reporting. >>> what goes on in vegas didn't stay in vegas. not for this nhl star. we'll tell you why jared stoll's weekend was abruptly canceled. it took tennis legend serena wil

. >> low-fat chocolate mill sk really the gold standard. it's got all the nutrients that the body burnsell's coordinator for sports nutrition came up with the idea when he saw athletes undereating during the day, training hard, and overeating at night. >> getting good nutrition around training is critical. the recovery window starts within 30 minutes of training. it continues for 24 to 48 hours. the body needs nutrients throughout the day to repair optimally. >> reporter: here's why some say chocolate milk is a great recovery aid for certain people. research shows the protein from the milk rebuilds muscle. the water rehydrates. the sugar and carbs replaces glycogen. that was burned as energy. plus, young athletes like the taste. is it good for all of us? we asked michelle from yahoo! health. >> chocolate milk is a great recovery drink if you're an endurance athlete working out intensely for an hour. if you're the average person working out for 30 to 45 minutes, you're probably okay with just some water and healthy meals. >> so i know michael strahan believed in it. but it was surprising

almost all of it -- not much fat either and i'm doing something where they tell you have to keep the burnto eat five or six meals a day. smaller meals, mostly protein and that way, supposedly if you -- i don't know i'm just gaining weight but supposedly if you eat more of the right stuff. >> you don't get gravings later. you don't overindulge et cetera. >> maybe i just need to do this longer to try to get -- because it works for dewayne the rock. >> he probably works out a heck of a lot more than you do. >> probably. >> you have less time to workout. >> you're giving me excuses but it's hard. it's an hour. >> i remember when jennifer aniston said she did four hours of yoga a day. wow, i would love to find time to do four hours -- but when your job is to be in the movies your body is everything you can workout. >> i've done it -- i have some time. so i can show you there are the seven meals. it's quite phenomenal the way these guys that are in this shape and how many calories. >> now is the sirloin burger on there? the new offering from mcdonald's. >> no but you're supposed to do -- he eat

burn fat all over your body then those obs will be revealed. >> reporter: with that in mind we head to crunch in new york city and turn to trainer to the stars> each day we pick a different exercise that does a different part of a body. >> how long will it take? >> five minutes. >> monday. >> a reverse lunge and step b and drop our knee down and return. back. >> tuesday. >> we'll do a super woman. imagine the ground is on fire. >> getting hot in here. >> oh gosh. >> reporter: wednesday. >> a lying dumb bell extension. bring them down on either side of your head down down down up all the way. perfect. >> reporter: thursday. >> this one is a called a stiff legged dead lift. push your back back. it's biceps break your radialis and shoulders all in one. curl press, back down and extend. >> saturday. >> single arm dumbo row in the lunge position form across your left leg like we're chilling. >> totally chilling? and row. >> sunday. >> tilt away from me around your belly button and feel a stretch through your right oblique, come back and squeeze your right obliques. perfect. you should be doing so much more weight than this. >> no, it's so heavy.

the final 30, back to cold. >> sounds like torture. >> studies show it will help you resist stress, prevent colds, and burn fat.comes in to hit you with eucalyptus. >> i'm still recovering from that. if you're in california, don't do that. don't add 90 seconds to your shower. you're supposed to keep it shorter. keep that in mind. a lot of people say this is long overdue. the push to finally put a woman on the $20 bill is gaining steam. legislation to do just that now working its way through both houses of congress. and this comes as a campaign called women on 20s has gone viral. online voters narrowed down the list of potential faces to four. eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman wilma mankiller, the first female cherokee chief, and rosa parks. first of all, what do you think of this idea? >> i like it. >> yeah. >> first of all, it's hard to displace someone else sorry andrew jackson. however, we should have a woman. >> you're saying to have two versions? >> no, but at the time we weren't thinking as broadly regarding diversity. so you're not displacing, your including. that's a more positive word. >> on today.com