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whether it is insomnia, sleep apnea, stop breathing in the middle of sleep. rosanna: that is a problem. greg: i have heard that we are chronically under rested in this country. doctor rodriguez. welcome, sir. >> good morning. thank you for having me. rosanna: did you get any rest last night? greg: you looked at all the data. you look at all that stuff. what did it tell you about our brains. she only took a nap. >> she took a nap in the afternoon. we have two specific times in 24 hours. 26:00 a.m. and 26:00 p.m. an ideal time to track your sleep. thirteen minutes. rosanna: i was tired. i did not get a good night sleep. i was very tired. >> she slept for 18.5 minutes. greg: what did you see in those minutes? >> stage one is sleep. speech to his sleep. very mild snoring. we measured the airflow. in a very short period, we cannot say much about that. you are were disrupted because your phone went off a little bit. everything looks good? >> the brain waves. the eye movement. make sure the airflow to see your breathing. oxygen. all of those were normal. greg: that

sleep apnea. >> why sleep apnea? >> that causes -- it to me to increase in blood pressure and then they can increase the the heart. it needs to be treated. >> you have some tips for our viewers on how to keep things under control. and have a healthier heart >> there are seven steps. american heart association calls them the simple seven. monitor your blood pressure. 120/80 or less. watch your cholesterol and keep that less than 200 blood sugar and keep that less than 100. get active. walk at least 150 minutes a week and eat heart healthy. have a diet that has lean protein and fruits and vegetables. whole grains. reduces saturated fats. reduce the sodium. and obviously quit smoking. >> good heart health tips. will post all of this information for you. it is hard >>> some good advice there >>> the of the midnight parade is tonight. it's one of the biggest fundraisers supporting tampa's latin heritage. what organizes and you can >>> the crew of the nights of santiago is dedicated to the historic preservation of tampa's

health will have an expert teach you what is the deprivation has negative effects and can lead to sleep apnea and heart disease. the event is a part of the palmetto health heart health seminars.it will be at palmetto health baptist auditorium from noon to one 3 3 at the state house...a legislative panel ordered former state house speaker bobby harrell to pay more than 113-thousand dollars for ethics violations.the unanimous vote comes after the investigating panel ordered harrell said then no one notified him of a meeting, the ethics committee then agreed to allow harrell to present his case. the special prosecutor on this case said harrell own guilty plea of 6 campaign violations two years ago, was ultimately the key factor.his attorney mark peper argued the money in dispute accrued while the charleston republican believed he faced potential ethics violations only.harrell will not be able to appeal the house ethics committees decision. he has 6 nths to pay the money back. the money will go into the state general fund. 3 south carolina is suing the federal government over an unfinished projec

notice there are 400 online rescue accounts for kids addicted to the internet, something call e-mail apnea. a condition that is the psychological fear of being outside of mobile phone contact. so tease devices are wonderful but we century rein denned to them -- surrendered to them so quickly, the world health organization is calling technology -- almost reaching a stage where we can't function anymore and racing at top speed. we all know if you're busy, it's really hard to be kind or happy or wise, and that's really where our deepest fulfillment comes. so kindness, happiness and wisdom come from untethering ourselves from busyness, and opening yourselves up to something more spacious. in my book i tried to give a few examples and models of probably what everybody knows and is feeling already, which is that we're getting more and more movement in our life, and to cope with all the movement, we need a little bit of stillness, just a few drops of stepness

>> tape 290 -- diabetes, sleep -- sleep apnea, arthritis, those are the common medical problems related to being either resolve or get significantly better within a short period of time. >> thank you so much, doctor, for being with us here today. for register for free sumner or participate in an online webinar visit lake real-life game of cops and robbers, and thanks to a body cam -- >> we can see it all as if we were there. >> while rounding up suspects means danger door. >>> a baby on a ledge in brazil, but this time an adult -- >> carry on.t had everyone below holding their breath. >>> and a guy on his phone says what would this is not smart. >>> plus, the buzz worth, your

>> as a sleep specialists, with regards to the heart, sleep apnea is one of the bigger problems. loud snoring, pauses in the breathing at night, while you are asleep, witnessed by bed partners. stroke and heart attack. it could raise blood pressure and could cause other problems. >> there is help for patients out there? >> certainly. there is a number of different things other than cp, oral appliances, there are less expensive machines, they are better than they used to be. masks are more comfortable, easier to use. almost always covered by insurance. that is -- those are ways you can treat. >> how much sleep should we get? >> 7 hours. try get 8. >> thank you very much. keep answering your questions. you heard it, 7 to 8 hours of sleep to keep your heart healthy and the rest of your body. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead the democratic candidates still campaigning in our state ahead of the primary. clinton as she fights they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. a

. >> sleep apnea can be worse than acne, worse than oily skin. those are things that can happen, but they're minor side effects. it can cause higher risk of prostate cancer or it. higher risk of possible heart attacks and strokes. we know that as well. natural way. men can do that by losing weight, exercising and getting more sleep. >>> for children with adld, medications are often prescribed early and often. a new study says attention deaf ficit problems treated with behavioral therapy before medication. therapy is based on rewards systems. the kids are improving a lot faster than those just taking adhd medication. researchers say stim lants like adderall and ritalin can be helpful, but as a secondary treatment. you need to talk through everything too as opposed to just the medicine. >> not everything can be fixed with medication alone. >>> thinking about selling your house? our real estate expert wade . now. departments are battling a grass fire in well county right now in the area of well county road 75 the well county sheriff's office says on

odor if your tongue is really sore you might be a patient with dry mouth or unfortunately, even sleep apnea." don't confuse the test with a if one of the tests indicates a bigger problem... talk to your doctor. here's a look at storm track seven live doppler radar. today in iowa continues with kyle's forecast next. check of your stortrack seven forecast. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. we will have windy conditions today with a mostly cloudy to partly cloudy sky. more sunshine and warmer temperatures tomorrow and saturday. slight chance for a rain shower sunday, most of us stay dry. it's and coming up on today in iowa. thieves back their truck into a convenience store to steal one thing. it's all caught on camera. plus... the future of an iowa nightclub is in question - after city council decides its liquor license will not be renewed. "you're watching kwwlnow on today in iowa... people from eastern iowa are back in des moines -- sharing their concerns about a health care shakeup. plus... video captures what looks like a firework or a bomb exploding in a man's pocket. we'll tell you

he had sleep apnea and broke his jaw in multiple places to fix it. the surgery was tough but had to have it. but, you know, our schedules are pretty tough flying everywhere, late hours getting up. i was tired all the time and moody. so it is hard. it is a grind already and extra grind for me. >> think about that. they had to break his upper and lower jaws in his chin and real estate arrange his face. >>> see you tonight, man. >> thanks. >>> before you go, i don't know what side of the aisle you are on. if you don't like tom brady and not sure about marco rubio this might help. >> i am running for president. every day i get asked, what is your solution for fantasy football. >> draft brady as your quarterback. that's the solution to your fantasy football. i don't like him either. i don't know. i like him personally. he beats the dolphins all the time. that's a bad thing. yeah, that's probably why i didn't do well in new hampshire. >> tony: i thought he handled it well. >> that's good stuff. m he to t thlady of the use ck oher et. d engy tstayealt. who'

plus-- if you use c-pap machine for sleep apnea or oxygen at home to help you breath, you may not realize you are now being taxed on those devices. i'm terri russell, how that tax came about, and who want to get ride of it. the story at five. jeff is back with your ..... forecast. tonight: mostly clear, with a low around 35. southeast wind around 5 mph becoming south after midnight. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. south wind 5 to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. winds friday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 43. southwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 62. west wind around now at 5:00." tonight on kolo 8 news now... a major road construction project is about to get underway in sparks... and it could have a big impact on your commute. a northern nevada golf course could soon be closing. it's a trend, that's been going-on for a while. and a big announcement from brian sandoval about a potential supreme court bid. thanks for joining us. i'm kendra kostelecky... in for sarah johns. i'm noah bond. if

@turns out he wasn't getting any @sleep, suffering @from sleep apnea. @>> tired all the time, you @know. @you know, our schedules pretty @tough, flying @everywhere, late hours getting @up. @i was tired all the time. @so it was an ax to grind for @me. @i feel great now. @>> reporter: after a long, @grueling recovery @after surgery, napoli sleeps @like a baby. @he's been to the postseason 0 @of the last 9 seasons, @including a world series title, @and is ready to wake @up this offense. @>> these guys want to pick my @brain about it. @i've been fortunate to be on a @lot of winning ball @clubs. @i'm not going to come in here @and try to do more. @just going to be myself. @>> reporter: so one-year deal @worth 7 million. @jimmy is going to play first @place. @he can play great defense. @we need our sleep, don't we? @. @>> absolutely. @thanks, dave. @>>> we'll be talking tribe all @night thursday night @here on the news at 7. dave @will be continuing his reports @live from @goodyear as we set the indians @up for the upcoming @season. @>> and that will be coming up @again on thursday @night at

in that letter he lists more than a half dozen ailments, including sleep apnea, degenerative joint disease, and high blood pressure. scalia was found dead in his bed at the ranch not far from gone on a hunting trip. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention is investigating new reports of sexual transmission of the zika virus. the cdc says they're investigating 14 cases in all and that several of them involve pregnant women. the cdc adds the new report adds sexual relations might possibly be a way that the zika virus spreads, however, the most likely way to be infected by zika is through a mosquito bite. zika has been confirmed in 23 u.s. states and the district of columbia and the world health organization says up to four million people will be infected in the next year worldwide. >>> all right, everybody. get ready for warmer temperatures as we get going. today was not where we thought we'd be because of the cloud cover. more on that in just a second. what a great picture from the cam. of the week where the temperature also start to take off and that will be nice. the high cloud

sleep apnea plagued him for years. >> had a surgery to correct it and knows -- it was a long recovery, but i got through it. >> it broke his upper jaw, lower jaw, his chin and had to re-align all of this. that was a drastic surgery. he couldn't sleep and there were times he couldn't breathe. he didn't have a choice. he had to have it. >> i went through different sleeping mask, mouth piece and all of kinds of things. it didn't work for me. i was tired all the time. i was moody. it was hard. it is an extra grind for me. >> it is hard enough doing it on no sleep. mark schwab, cleveland 19. >> he will continue his reports from arizona and throughout the weekend. we were at the combine as well. >> denise: thank you for sharing your time with us tonight. cleveland 19 this morning starts at 4:30 a.m. >> romona: have a great evening and have a good day all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast

everyone experiences sleep apnea. you stop breathing during the night but usually the body knows when to start up again. sids babies don't know when to breathe and we don't know why. what if our suspect smothered the kid with a pillow? i'd check the eyes. but at 30 years plus i probably can't tell you. don't give up yet. just giving you the long odds. while i was recuperating i didn't speak to claire. she'd upset me, wanting to come live with me again and i barely spoke to her mother. i could never get a straight answer. straight answer about what? how claire was adjusting to life with her. i'm only here to vouch for claire. you don't like grace. she's my daughter, detective. i love her. it's not her fault she's like she is. she's had problems from the day her father left. the situation required an adjustment for both of them. but i was concerned because grace isn't patient. benson: is that what happened with the first baby? was her lack of patience the issue? what are you getting at, detective? what happened the nigh

he treats babies all the time for the sleep apnea spells. >> that's part what have makes what we are doing exciting because it's something new. the mattress is very simple. >> reporter: this is a vibrating crib mattressch the brain child of dr. david a neurologist at u mass med he cal school. >> the stimulus appeared to improve breathing in infants without waking them up. >> reporter: using technologydeveloped in boston he teamed up with engineers to design and build the mattress a speaker inside delivers the vibration slight but enough to trigger the baby's brain. >> stimulating body send signals to the brain to wake up. >> right. >> reporter: the mattress was used by three dozen babies here and the numbers of times the moment -- they momentarily stopped breathing was cut this half. >> reporter: and bigger dreams to offer in home prevention of sids. >> there is the hope that this could prevent those events. >> reporter: but first the mattress has to go through another round of clinical trials in hopes of winning fda approval. >> i could see it throughout the nicus around the country

part of the reason, researchers think, because spouse can help flag trouble areas like sleep apnea. there you have it. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", double 07 luxury carrousel for millions. why its new owner will not be allowed to drive it. first though here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> check out this surveillance video from an a at&t store in montgomery county. these three men swiped iphones and ipads from the store. they say the men are part of a organized retail theft ring spanning several state. >>> also, president obama and first lady misch little pay their respects to the late justice antonin scalia as his body lies in repose at the supreme court today. his funeral is set for saturday. >>> and, an investigation is underway into what caused a tour helicopt nerve hawaii to crash near the us arizona memorial at pearl harbor. five people were on board that helicopter, at least three of them were hurt. >> protesters gather outside a north philadelphia hospital scheduled to close next month. "eyewitness news" outside saint joseph's hospital at 16th and gi

at the mercy heath fairfield hospital sleep center he treats patients with sleep apnea, insomnia and like many of us, unsatisfying sleep. he says it's unclear if wake-up clocks improve sleep, but research has shown light simulators help with seasonal affective disorder. "but definitely, bright light therapy has been shown to help with our circadian rhythm." so what happened with kara and i -- were we late for work? "i just woke up less than a minute ago and the alarm did wake me up.' "this video is not it's 2 o'clock in the morning, but look what woke me up, "so it worked, and you can see the dog got woken up well, so we're gonna get ready to "but i still think i need something a little more maybe i ca n get them to add this to the light. rob williams, fox19 now. we found the philips wake-up light for about 120-bucks online. and all day - we've been asking... how many times do you hit the snooze button? most of you say - 1-4 times... this clock could be your answer.. how old is old enough to smoke? a new poll.... over the legal smoking age in kentucky.. trouble? where u-c lands in pl

. >> maybe we have to get the equipment of sleep apnea. >> new study shows, more than a third of us don't get enough shut eye in today's health minute. mary molina, why you should start to get more sleep right now. >>> start snoozing. people between the ages of 16 and 18 need to sleep seven hours a night. and a national survey by the cdc shows more than a third of us, sleepless than seven hours. that's a problem. here's why? research shows, the less sleep you get, the morris being you have for obesity, diabetes and mental illness. to make sure you get enough shut eye, try to get enough. and keep your room dark. turn the thermostart low, get rid of the electronics. put the phone away. during the day, try to exercise. if you do all of that and don't get enough rest, go to the doctor. there may be another problem that's preventing sleep. consider this, your wake-up call to start sleeping more. >> if you were not on your phone, the phone rings during the commercials, during the packages. that's probably why you're so . >> presidential candidate donald trump dominated the caucuses on friday. t

sleep apnea? >> ekgs, a lot of stuff kind of, you know, hooked up to us. >> we were monitored throughout -- i slept for about six and a half hours. at this point they haven't told me if i got up and walked around the room. we're going to have dr. rodriguez come in, he is a sleep expert. lots of folks suffer from sleep apnea, narcolepsy, and i heard this, jet lag, some people never get over that. they go to london and for the next year they're still out of whack when it comes to sleeping. >> interesting. well, you know, we both slept in the same bed, not at the same time. i was going to leave you little treats under the covers, but then i was afraid that maybe bedbugs. i was going to leave you like a >> the a nice thought, you should have done it. it was a little cold in there, but overall very interesting. want to thank christy, we look forward to meeting dr. rodriguez. >> the staff was fantastic. mike, do you have sleep issues? >> i do, bigtime. >> you oversleep. >> i've never overslept, i don't

high blood pressure, breathing problems, snoring, sleep apnea, and, of course, burning pain in the middle of the back. i don't claim to cure any condition but when i fix misalignedment, the body fixes other things. nucca chiropractors lower neck. i was on good morning america, so must be true. stomach problems, indigestion, go to the pain year as, immune function, small intestine, constipation, sometimes combination of both. checks the nerves in the lower part of the back. that's going to be bladder problems, frequent you're i urination. pms, irregular, painful cycles, hot flashes all the other joys. and down into the hips, knees, burning in the feet. we do a two-day work up that finds out if we can help. the nucca adjustment is a gentle treatment to get pressure off the nerves. brainstem, that's parkinsons, fatigue, and fibromyalgia. what i do can help your body heal itself from things you have been told to live withal. >> and i think a lot of people expect it's chronic pain therefore i must always live with it and i think people think when it comes to care like this, if it doesn't hurt

if it feels sore you might be a patient with dry mountain mouth or sleep apnea. >> don't confuse the test with a diagnosis. if one indicates a bigger problem, talk to your d. >>> i think i'll have to pass on the tongue scraping test there, but for those of you getting exercise like that story did, yesterday you were probably on the treadmills. today you'll be able to get outside, a little bit of a less chill in the air and the trend here over the next couple of days is to stay in t and looking ahead, the warmer day, we'll see more cloud cover cap on how warm we warm up. still some 30s to our north but yesterday we're seeing freezing temperatures in areas around inverness and crystal river. not quite there this morning, 49 now outside in tampa and right along the coastal spots holding out in the low to mid-50's a. comfortable there but you can see that, you know, brandon, we're in the low 40s. take a look, places like rapid city. second largest city in south dakota, as warm as us and yesterday, iowa had record temperatures. warmth is pushing north into these storm systems which will b

for the supreme court says the 79-year-old suffered from coronary artery disease, obesity and sleep apnea. a breathing apparatus was discovered next to the bed but it wasn't hooked up or turned on. there will be no autopsy in this case. the attorney from the county where scalia died said the justice's long list of health unnecessary. scalia was found early this month in his bed in a ranch in texas. >>> i'm melissa at the looifr desk. right now they're campaigning ahead of saturday's primary and just days ahead of the march super tuesday primary. sanders just wrapped up an event in a hotel in columbia. he spent much of the time focusing on poverty and african-american female voters. >> today in america, women, often single moms trying to raise their kids, are making 79 cents on the dollar compared to men. if you are an african-american woman, that discrepancy is much, much greater. >> now, sanders talked about raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour and making public college tuition free, something he said he could do by implementing a tax on wall street. hillary clinton speaking this afte

. >> it might be sign of other conditions like sleep apnea, perhaps it the could be a sign you have something called show green's syndrome and every year we talk, i have a thing at the zoo and we talk about it syndrome which causes dryness and dry eyes. the and those are folks, that have lots of, dental problems. they have a lot of cavities, because the mouth is so dry, bacteria grow more, because saliva is so protective. >> um-hmm. >> so protective. >> alex brings up a good point. any april rat to us keep your mouth closed when you are sleeping. >> if you have chronic sinus problems you want to get that taken care of. it is much better breathe through your nose. if you are sleeping next to someone who knows they might be overweight, not necessarily needed but if they are snoring, and they wake up tired they might have sleep apnea. get them treated. it is simple to treat and may save your life. >> lets get into this. we have talk about it, concussions, when it comes to football. new numbers come out among sue said rates. >> chronic traumatic even self patty, the bottom line is that, there you

if your tongue feels sore you might be a patient with dry mouth or sleep apnea. >>> remember, don't confuse the test with the diagnosis and if one of the tests indicates a larger problem, you should talk to your d. >>> good sunday morning, sunshine out. there temperatures on the cool side this morning, but that chill will be fleeting, we'll see a quick warm up here today and aiming for some 70-degree readings, so definitely a step in the right direction. you can see the view over sun city center living up to the name and today will be a great day to be outdoors and maybe, you know it is getting towards the end of the strawberry growing season. a lot of farmers will be opening up the yards to you pick it, maybe take the kids out to plant city. 46 there in plant city. and you can see how temperatures are very chilly to our north, but yesterday we were having freezing temperatures. there this morning, you're looking at mid-30's around inverness and crystal river. we're seeing slightly warmer temperatures. it will be at 61 and shooting for a high today to reach the low 70-degree mark and i thin

he suffered from coronary artery disease and sleep apnea. a breathing apparatus was found next to the bed but wasn't hooked up or turned on. the attorney from the county that scalia died justices made an autopsy not necessary. the scalia was found dead at a ranch near texas. >>> decision 2016 affecting thousands of students and their parents. loudoun county will be closed in order to anticipate the higher primary. students in fairfax, spotsylvania county will also not have school on super tuesday. >>> the arlington county board is voting unanimously -- last night, rather, unanimously voted to keep the rate unchanged the 2015 tax rate. a half cent reduction was turned down. and the board also will advertise public hearing. and proposed fees for ambulance transportation fees. >>> another shocking case of a school employee in the area crossing the line with the student. now facing charges for having a sexual relationship with a teen. >>> let's show you another look at storm team 4 radar. you can see all of that green headed in our direction. do

they are going to figure out are we getting deep rem sleep or do we have sleep apnea p. if all of these cables. rosanna: looking for other aims we have may greg: ann thing got, they may find that sleep related. rosanna: this is what i am afraid. greg: yeah. what if you sleep walk? why well shall i do talk in my sleep. greg: do you really? rosanna: i do. greg: whatever say tonight is going to be recorded and we'll look rosanna: i hope i say anything about you. that would be embarrassing. rosanna: can't wait. i will be sleeping in the next room over. rosanna: do you do anything in your sleep? greg: not that i know. i usually don't wear full-on pa yam mass. jay he, jeez. greg: you know. rosanna: sleep in your birthday out? greg: you sleep in near pi. a sweatshirt that ind of a then. that will be if you. university for po sponsoring us tonight. rosanna: meantime. tonight. we were reading the we found out about this young man from jackson heights, who is kind of like taking, you know, in control, the parking situation, and in his neighborhood. is really bothering him. instead

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asleep that alcohol consumption actually fragments or sleep thereafter so if you're prone to sleep apnea. alcohol can make that a lot worse as well. when a comeback in the next hour was in more ways that you can actually be shifting schedules more tips you can build up your sleeves say hi greg thank you all some troubling news concerning this week a virus typically women have been more worried about the virus because of its linked to birth defects yeah but now we're learning that men should be just as concerned officials say the z virus has been found in the semen of infected men and it's unknown how long it can survive there because the virus can be spread through sex mate could pass it to a woman who is expecting the cdc advises men who have returned from zeke celibate for a while a medical doctor will detail this new concern on good morning america and that is starting at seven o'clock right after daybreak. dream car week on the price is right did not disappoint guys for one california woman again explain as daybreak continues. and breaking overnight a man in custody police say they f

the 79 year-old justice suffered from several health issues including die beat, obesity and sleep apnea. scalia died february 13th. >>> still ahead this morning the ruling that could make your uber ride illegal. >>> also some royal secrets revealed, new revelations of a family rift inside the palace so bad that a psychologist had to be called in. find out who was fighting. blank. >> it is like a big train running through. >> that with man survived a deadly tornado out break in the the south but she wishes that she had done a few things differently, warning that she had for others as that same storm system heads our way. >>> ♪ the. >> and katie is helping us ride that storm out, that is next, which areas has rain and severe weather and when we will finally see the sun again. we will be right back. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >>> back on "eyewitness news". we are looking at powerful tornadoes

right amount of sleep and the negative effects of sleep deprivation and the connection between sleep apnea and heart disease. the "sleep until your heart is content" event is taking place at palmetto health baptist church at 6:00 tonight. >>> rochelle: still to come we're talking about the birds and the bees. but it's not what you may think. stay with us. gervais.tt2watv# -4 bt@qq<@ tt2watv# -4 "a@qa0$ tt2watv# -4 bm@qj;( tt4watv# -4 " dztq csp tt4watv# -4 " entq 3w0 tt4watv# -4 " gzt& *ph tt4watv# -4 " hnt& :^$ tt4watv# -4 " iztq p7\ tt4watv# -4 " jntq bg< tt4watv# -4 " lzt& z*@ 33 we're talking about the >>> rochelle: welcome back to good morning columbia, your time is 6:49. we're talking about the birds and the bees but it's not what you think. a new united nations study shows bees, birds, butterflies and beetles are among a growing list of pollinator species at risk of extinction. researchers warn the trend could threaten the world's food supply. factors causing species decline agricultural pesticide use, disease and climate change. to help species recover officials recommend sustainab

there's something called e-mail apnea now.here's a new condition which is literally the psychological fear of being outside of mobile phone contact. so these devices are wonderful, but we've surrendered to them so quickly that i think we're sometimes in danger of losing balance. the world health organization has called stress the health epidemic of the 21st century, and it's increasing more almost every individual every day, so we're almost reaching a function where we can't function anymore. it's really hard, if you're busy, it's really hard to be kind or happy or wise. and that's really where our deepest fulfillment comes. so kindness, happiness and wisdom probably come from untethering ourself from busyness and opening ourselves up to something more spacious. in my book i try to give a few examples and models of probably what everybody knows and is feeling already. which is that we're getting more and more movement in our life. and to cope with all the movement, we need a little wit of stillness -- a little bit of stillnd,

monahan lists more than a half- dozen ailments, including sleep apnea, degenerative joint disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and high blood pressure. scalia died in his room at the cibolo creek ranch, not far from the mexico border, where he had gone on a hunting trip. 3 swoosh sound 3 (bill)>> an investigation is underway... after a child fell 8 feet from a piece of play equipment at a local business.>> where it happened and how the child is doing... coming up in the next half 3 trumps the nevada caucus... but how will he do on super tuesday?a recap of last night's event and what's next in the world of politics coming up... 3 (bill)>> plus... a preview of what we can expect at tomorrow's g-o-p debate in houston, texas. 3 ((my son had no other choice, he was going to die.)) (samantha)>> and... a local mother has seen drastic improvements in her son's epilepsy... all thanks to medical marijuana.see why it helps him... and what the doctor says about it. these stories and more.. coming up on this wednesday, february 24, 2016. . 3 ((male voice: you're watching news 4 today on your

as if kids were addicted to heroin but they are addicted to the internet, something called e-mail apneahere is literally a psychological fear of being outside mobile phone contact. these devices are -- we surrendered so quickly that it loses balance, who, the health epidemic of the twenty-first century increasing to almost every individual everyday, almost reaching a stage where we can't function anymore. we all know it is hard if you are busy to be kind, that is where the deepest fulfillment comes. it probably comes from and tendering ourselves and opening up to something more spacious. in my book i try to give a few examples and models of what everybody knows is feeling already which is getting more movement in our life and to cope with all the movement we need a little bit of stillness, a few drops of stillness everyday will make it more tolerable. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to santa barbara and many other destinations on our cities turgot to c-span.org/citiestours. >> booktv is on location at the university of wisconsin madison, we are talking with professors t

questions about what his doctors say scalia suffered from core nair artery disease, obesity, sleep apnea, high blood pressure and diabetes among other ailments that likely contributed to his sudden death february 13th in texas. he says there was nothing suspicious about the 79-year- old's death and his long list of ailments made an autopsy unnecessary. >>> 5:13. a not-so-sweet warning this morning from canny makers -- candy maker mars. it's recalling chocolate bars and other candy items in 55 countries in europe and elsewhere. the recall affects mars, milky way, snickers and other products. the company found plastic in one of its bars and the plastic, of course, could be a choking hazard. usa candy lovers are not affected unless they have some duty-free chocolate. the problem is with candy products made by mars netterland. >> so the good old american stuff is fine >> so eat your chocolate >> eat american chocolate, that's t. >>> 5:14. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> well, here's the wet streets some of these intersections have some ponding. you know, you gotta

odor if your tongue is really sore you might be a patient with dry mouth or unfortunately, even sleep apnea." haley hernandez reporting. doctors say don't confuse the test with a diagnosis. if one of the tests indicates a bigger problem -- talk with your physician. what happens when you give kids 9-thousand bucks at a toy store? a whole lot of fun! patients from palmetto health children's were set patients from palmetto health children's were set loose in walmart wednesday, all thanks to a 75-hundred dollar grant. walmart gave the gift because one of their own says palmetto health saved his daughter's life. state farm and the solomon law group stepped in with an additional 15-hundred dollars, so the patients could fill children's playrooms with brand new toys to lift spirits and encourage healing. the time is now 4:-- thanks for starting your day with news ten sunrise. strong winds caused 'lights out' in parts of the midlands. i'm tracking the latest in your first alert forecast this morning. plus... one more time to debate the issues. tonight is the final showdown for the 2016 republican p

>> i'm concerned about sensors and accelerometers, we don't recommend babies to go home with apnea monitorse they increase parental anxiety and they don't prevent sids or anything like that so i'm out. >> two ins and one out. jane, what is your reaction? >> thank you for the feedback. very helpful. and we, you know, have a long ways to go but we're excited about moving this forward. >> our thanks to jane of embrace innovations and to our panelists, alicia, andrea and dr. dyan hes. that's today's power pitch. >> are you in or out on little lotus? tweet us here using t the #powerpitch. for more power pitch, visit powerlunch.cnbc.com. this is "power lunch." we're counting you down to the fed minutes, super important considering what is going on in the markets now. little more than six minutes away. don't move. this bale of hay almost derailed the ranch. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding the owners were forced to place an emergency order of hay. thankfully, mary miller ban

multiple health problems in it he says scalia suffered from half a dozenailments high pressure and sleep apnea and also he was a spoker he died in texas at the age of 79. >>> a wounded officer waking up at home after his release from the hospital. officer william and his family welcomed the show of support from fellow officers and firefighters, he suffered a gunshot wound to his hip, police arrested fed rick after he allegedly pointed a gun, drove away and crashed into a patrol car. another officer who the shot was released from the hospital monday. >>> the most expensive building opens to the pub lek the $4 hub is at the edge of the 9/11 memorial. it sores 160 feet, the ribs pain panels of glass. people sealed to like it. >> it is a little odd but strange but it is nice, kind of more of this right? >> what does it remind you of? >> a bird flying, it is beautiful. >>> the port authority declined to spend money on ribbon cutting, open for visitors on march third nice and easy. >>> selfies have become part of every day life, we have even been known to take us a few in the studios. >>> they may b

problem.em ne breathing through your mouth anu fix it if it's sinus problems, m or if you have sleep apnea,tion, treat it.t i >> all right.. >> one condition on top ofon onf another. >> thanks dr. mike.>> t have beautiful day. >> i was in washington over thet weekend. i love that city. i love love love love your city. >> nobody's phone rang. nobody's e-mail went off.ent o >> didn't get a text. >> haven't heard anything.rd find out after the fact. a >> well, the government is happp i came and went.. (laughter).(l >> all right. all dr. mike, thanks so much. so h. we'll see next time.ne >> hope you didn't eat too much. >> love you guys.u >> love you back. >> 8:34.>> let's check in with tucker givei you a little extra time, tuck. you have a lot to talk about.ut >> sure do. l about the rain right now and w warmer temperatures moving inres but we'll start with that floodf watch. check it out. flood watch in effect througheco this evening. i really think they'll lift this by early afternoon as thehe heaviest of the rain movingain v through at the moment. however, we are experiencingerig heavy rai

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se tomÓ en cuenta quiÉnes tenÍan menos descanso por dificultad para quedarse dormida, ronquidos o apneaero una! >> deseo! >> deseo! maity: thalÍa compartiÓ estÁ tierna foto con su vivo, e invitÓ a los seguidores a leer el artÍculo que escribiÓ, donde no sÓlo comparte fotos nunca antes vistas de sus hijos sino que tambiÉn revela las cinco cosas que les desea para el 2016. claudia Álvarez se casa, la actriz fue sorprendida por su novio que le propuso matrimonio y le entregÓ anillo, jo amigo de la pareja captÓ el vÍdeo cuando daba la noticia. >> estoy muy feliz de compartir ese momento con todos. maity: jennifer lÓpez continÚa con sus exitosas presentaciones en las vegas, este fin de semana la estuvo acompaÑando su amiga alisa milano, la diva del bronx compartiÓ esa foto con el maquillaje impecable antes de salir al escenario. vin diesel compartiÓ en las redes esta tierna foto de su hija menor pauline, que lleva el nombre en honor a su fallecido amigo paul walker. mariah carey llamÓ la atención en una cala de los angeles al llegar con su prometido y mostrar su lujoso anillo. alessandra ros

revela una carta escrita de su mÉdico de cabecera donde se describen padecimientos como diabetes, apneainformaciÓn era celosamente guardada por el Órgano de justicia y el pÚblico ignoraba las dolencias del magistrado. se agudiza la disputa del fbi y apple, microsoft respaldÓ la peticiÓn del gobierno, gates dice que apple debe atender la solicitud de un juez, para acceder al iphone del atacante en san bernardino, california, mientras tanto, muchos se manifestaron a favor de apple. carolina ramÍrez y el estado del tiempo. carolina: buenos dÍas, amanecemos con mÚltiples avisos y alertas, fuertes vientos, inundaciones, todo eso se debe al sistema frontal, o sistema de lluvias bastante fuertes de tormentas que ha estado moviÉndose por los estados del golfo, tan pronto la baja presiÓn que ve por tennessee, espera en el este de la naciÓn, maÑana el sistema frontal estarÍa sobre las aguas del atlÁntico y la baja presiÓn sobre nueva inglaterra que traerÍa inestabilidad al extremo noreste de la naciÓn y para los grandes lagos, nos preguntamos quÉ esperar para esta tarde, por lo pronto lluvia para