was talking with one of my sous chefs and i was telling him about my father and was talking about loringnd literally the nextay cousin said i was cleaning out the attic and i have something of your father's, it says arthur kluger, loring place. i said, that's it. the logo is his righting from that yearbook. >> that's so great. shout-out to pops. >> exactly. >> i will note there are also delicious cookies on this table which thoentd andry go going to pound as soon as this segment is over. i'm going to pass you the dish as we to on each show and ask you to sign it and ask you if you could share this delicious banquet with anybody, who would it be? >> i would say the family, my father and family and the girls because i love the interaction with them. >> it's a nice thing. chef dan kluger, one of my favorites in new york city. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> for more on "the dish," check out cbsnews.com. > son volt. they've taken blues to a whole new level. they'll perform their new single "back against the wall next". you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." as america's #1 profession

. >> last year he opened loring place.elcome. >> thank you. >> tell us what you have here. >> we have a wood burning grill and oven. we use it to make it kind of meaty. we have wood burning grilled broccoli with pistachios and orange and roasted beats with fundamental and smoked goat cheese and then one of my favorites for the season, sugar snap peas and local cheese to make a vinaigrette and pork chops. they're glazed with pomegranate, served with fennel. >> a lot of this is driven by the green market. >> yeah. >> we try to cook seasonally whenever possible. a lot of them are at the farmer's market, union scare, hudson, long island, et cetera. we try to take what they have, put a little twist on it, and make it more exciting. >> i was surprised you started out studying to be a physical therapist. >> yeah. it goes back a long time. >> you took a turn because you had to study nutrition? >> yeah. they said the best thing because we don't have an undergraduate program, dog some research, get ready for what you need to get rea

they've been buying a lot of stuff under mark lore.hey there was a whole bunch of purchases they made. smaller than this one. this is going to be factor of three or four times more expensive if the acquisition is completed. it's high profile acquisition. a hip brand that's not quite in the walmart wheelhouse, but they're trying to get digital experience and digital natives working there given how badly they've been falling behind amazon and how important it is to compete with amazon. >> kara, we talked to the ceo andy dunn last november and it was just after the dollar shave club acquisition and i asked mr. dunn if he was going to be the next sort of online hot growth takeout by a bigger company. here's what he said about that. >> it's an exciting time in e-commerce. we're optimistic we're building a real business and not flash in the pan sales story and venture capital story. >> you are profitable, correct? >> we are profitable which is one of the goals of a business. we're excited with all of the attention e-commerce has gotten few c

mark lore for example, some of these startups are small but they've got top thinkers in retail.going after. it's people. they are buying people and also buying ideas and buying true intellectual capital. >> it's not about you know, walmart as a buyer has incredible power, i'll bet they could reduce the input cost for a lot of companies very quickly, but you're saying synergies aren't what this is about?

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i have to say some of these tests of that bird lore now seems pretty fanciful, even farcical. i will give you three examples. for decades, stories on both sides of the atlantic that farm birds could live for time in mud or underwater, and some species simply could not be drowned. swallows got most of the attention. sora rails also. this was the case of an experiment carried out by ottomans friend john bachman -- audubon's friend john bachman. he was really one of his best friends, best birding buddies, and bachman took the question about sora's to attest. he writes that naturalists from philadelphia sake two soras in water to see how long they could live. this is how he describes it. the birds were placed in a covered basket which was sunk in the river. one remained 15, the other eight minutes underwater, and on being taken out, they were both found dead. [laughter] gregory nobles: bachman goes on to tell audubon, we place them in the sun -- the wheel for several days, but they did not revive. one need hardly say. but audubon did say something about it, they took the experimen

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that's what i mean by the difference between law and lore. most people know in this the room that in the mid-1980s, the classified information procedures act was passed that offered us certainty about how sources and methods would be treated and protected if the government decided to use a criminal prosecution to incapacitate. to reassure the community that we're not going to blow sources and methods. that did not get the job done. because that is law. it took us 20 years of building trust, case by case by case, so the intelligence community came to realize you know what this really works. we really can trust the f.b.i. to protect our sources and methods, to use these tools that have been been on the books since the 1980s and use them in a way that protects us. that took us two decades to build that trust. it is in a very healthy place today. it is not in a healthy place when it comes to the private sector. so my ask, those of you who run companies who are the chief security officers, the general counsels. if you don't know someone at the fbi

. >>> police in iowa released the 911 call that former bach lore star chris soules called from an accident. he called for help after he crashed into the back of a tractor, sending kenneth mosher into a ditch. police say soules answered a few questions and then ended that 9/11 call. >> chris, do you know how to do cpr? >> no, i don't. >> is he breathing, chris? >> i can't tell. he doesn't appear to be. >> police say soules left the scene before they arrived and they later arrested him at his house. mosher died from his injuries. loved ones are now remembering the vietnam vet as a devoted grandfather of three and an avid golfer. >>> a woman is due in a toronto court this morning after she was rescued from a construction crane. you have to see the video. the 23-year-old was found hanging on its hook. a firefighter crawled out to her and then both were lowered to the ground. onlookers applauded when it was all over. still no word on why she went out there or how she got there. she's been charged with mischief. >>> a seattle woman claimed she was given a bogus $20 by a bank. she says it came ou

. >> the frantic 911 call from former "bash lore" chris soules. i'm natalie morales .pened before chris allegedly fled the fatal scene. >> can i c

but mark lore has been showing his appetite for acquiring online retailers as of late.lore's fourth accusatia acquisiti acquisition. averaging one a month so far this year. all $75 million purchases or less. now, they have agreed on a price. it hasn't yet been reported. and the deal is in the final due diligence stages. based on the revenues, it would likely go for more than walmart's other recent e-commerce buys. walmart hasn't responded to our request for comment. last week when i spoke to lore on the phone before this report came out, i asked what miss plan was for these e-commerce companies and it provides walmart access to brands and customers we don't currently have and give us expertise of those that work at these companies. merchants and relationships they have with manufacturers and product content from descriptions to reviews. so far the sites also remain mostly independent. they're not integrated into walmart's brand. they operate like wholly owned subsidiaries. >> it certainly would be a big bet on men who don't like to shop at the store as we've been talkin

lore oil prices.r in the push the sense we have the bonuses for state officials reasons dated. youh of these forces do think is going to win out in the end? we don't look to the taxation as affecting the constitution? the benefits is to correct the factors. excess to the accounting. this is the benefits. the global average is 12%. saudi arabia expects it to be 5%. say, produce needed imprecation. that was the idea. yousef: let's talk about hospitality and how it is holding up. i spoke with the ceo of the largest hotel operator. he is still positive and upbeat about the road ahead. take a listen. in the region, it is difficult for the last 24 months. hotel, we have never left a country when it has been difficult. for us, we are sending more and more contracts. dubai and the middle east will come back. it is a matter of time and creating more demand. in terms of geographic priorities, what are your top three? >> dubai at the hub. coming to dubai for tourism and so forth. saudi arabia is a big endeavor.

two years will top off after that a chance for a 3w567 lores is on tap at csu.f money in that. it's atownding. my family owned a bowling alley and a little l beer and they had four beers. iron city light from pittsburgh. now -- now there are so many options. >> i love that stuff. i like trying new things. it's a great industry. some bright minds gathered in northern virginia this weekend to judge board games. members of mensa are known for they chose five. amalgam, around the world in l 80 days, clang, a deck building adventure and harry potter. those games now hold mensa's seal of approval. >> can we stick with chutes and ladders. you got a kid. sooner or later you will be playing candy land. >> people who love designer labels can now show off their style in the kitchen. dolce and ima ban a is teaming up with smeg to create a line. the high end appliances are hand painted the collection includes small appliances like blenders, toasters and mixers and they're deck decorated as you see here to reflect situate civilian folklore. i like that one. he like the blende

the support cutters gal lore, the number of overall viewers never dropped the way reader ship did.ow we know there's still plenty who want to bet against the networks. it's still as simple as you hear. tv still has the viewers, it still has the advertisers, only overbuilding of the hotels can hurt them, not the web. and that hasn't happened yet. certainly we need to be skeptical, but we can't be so closed minded as to laugh at the executives who may know a heck of a lot more about their businesses and how they're really faring than the bear dos. and with both television and hotels, you would have done much better to listen to them rather than the short sellers, in fact these could be great places to go if we get the pull back i'm expecting right into earnings season. stick with cramer. with cramer. is data that canake the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. . >>> kind o

that creates a beautiful domino effect where it lores tralowers transportation costs.hey work in cleveland clinic or at the school on the island, and it makes a big difference for everybody. with that price range i believe we have created a solution for a massive number of people in abu dhabi. >> this is increasingly important as we see a rising cost of living, inflation rising so you're trying to tap into an opportunity there, aren't you? >> absolutely. we all know 40% to 60% of the people living in abu dhabi sit in this income stream. we're trying to find a place where we can make sure their investment makes sense. and we're not pushing them in a corner. a project like the bridges ticks all the boxes. >> that the the ceo of aldar property talking about the adjustments they've had to make as a result of lower oil prices. we've seen layoffs, mergers, just a great deal of movement in terms of pushing people out of this market. so big questions on the horizon about who will be here to rent and to buy if you're basically pushing a lot of people out? at the end of the day

jailhouse lore, rumor that just spiraled. are the facts of the case. >> man. >> this is what i've been trying to get you to do. be your own man. keep your head down, take care of your case. don't get caught up in none of this drama trauma crap going on in these pods. because it will lead you astray. >> yeah. it's crazy. >> yeah. that's an understatement. >> mr. colette, it's all [ bleep ] up. big time. >> yeah. >> did that guy turn out all right? >> he's back out of the hospital. i don't know where it's going to go. >> they file charges on me? >> don't know. the investigators are talking to him. thought i'd bring you up to speed on it. >> thank you, mr. collette. >> all right, man. you got some serious soul searching to do. >> all right. >> i suggest you do it. >> yes, sir. >> all right, man. >> all right. >> while nava remains in segregation, the inmate who initiated the attack, rafael gonzalez, is back in general population due to a technical error in the filing of his disciplinary report. >> rafael was let out of seg to j-

i don't know what the the media lore was in the days of george washington who was presumably our richestsident as well as the cabinet as small as it was in those days. what do you make of that? >> exactly. "the new york times" and main street media are writing about thinks disclosure forms like they're a bad thing. we knew this would be one of the wealthiest administrations we've seen and we were right. it is. let's not forget that barack obama bought his millionaires. he had rahm emanuel, hillary clinton, david axelrod. there wasn't a criticism then. the difference is the people that barack obama brought to the white house were people that were government employees their entire lives. so of course they weren't as wealthy as the people that donald trump has brought in that are largely from the private sector. >> and you forgot steve ratner -- >> neil: and warren buffet and jeff bezos and their causes are more politically friendly than these folks, they don't get the grilling. >> no. it's a horrible double standard. here's where it can be an interesting story. if you look at donald trump'

foot high ramp was proposed as part of the i-66 expansion that adds toll lanes that runs the dunn-loringtro station, the main unit without a flyover ramp over gal oes road, the power station will have to be moved. a lot of people showed up at the state's meeting over the road construction issue and forced their opposition to the flyover ramp and the state is listening. >> there is a growing danger on the nation's roads, drugged driving. drugs may be to blame for more traffic deaths than alcohol. suggests drugs were present in 43% of the drivers who were killed in accidents in 2015. >> the first time there are more dead drivers showing positive for drugs than for alcohol. >> the study includes both illegal and prescription drugs. traffic safety experts say the trend is especially concerning in the district and in 29 states where at least some form of marijuana is now legal. >> those energy drinks might give you a temporary boost but what's the cost to your overall health? that drinking 32 ounces of an energy drink can cause abnormal electric activity in the heart just two hours after cons

joining us now is angela wrrye, and jeffrey lore.y, during the campaign, candidate donald trump essentially said would it be such a bad thing to have a friendlier relationship with vladimir putin in russia? now the russian leader is accusing the trump administration of a war tantamount to a false invasion and suggesting that syria is being framed here. >> so much for the idea that vladimir putin was going to give donald trump the presidency. i don't think this worked out the way critics have suggested. i've said all along from day one, it's not possible that vladimir putin preferred donald trump over hillary clinton. donald trump is going to take, i think, vladimir putin and every other world leader at face value until they do something that crosses the line. and this clearly was a disturbing incident. very, very disturbing. he acted. he took action. we seen what it's like when a president does not act. so, we're just going to have to go on from here, play it as it goes. >> do we have angela? >> i can hear you, i can't hear jeffrey.

be consistent in police departments across the country that have been detrimental to communities of loreities for several generations essentially. >> maria elena, the link is whether the type of reform or changes from trump will actually make the country safer. on that point here's a "new york times" report today. for more than 1:15 years jails that hold immigrants facing illegal immigrants have to check on suicidal inmates every 15 minutes, evaluate -- provide a staff member who can advocate in english. as the trump ads administration seeks to fine jail space for its crackdown on immigration it's moving the curtail these rules. what do you see that as doing in both the safety and the humanitarian context? >> we at the national immigration center is deeply concerned about the deportation that trump, sessions bannon are trying to impost in our country. as you mentioned and at the top he talked about being the law and order president. the fact is that law and order requires uniformity, consistency and it requires that our law is applied in a non-discriminatory way. what we are seeing inste

this is the storm we're watching and in the last hour it really blows up very quickly so marksville, loreay state mills you may be in the path of that as it moves its way in towards little washington and maybe even culpeper here in the next so, again hail, maybe some gusty winds and then we're also watching this line south of that not warned yet but charlottesville ruckersville and there's lightning with in as well. nothingology the i-95 corridor. future suggests maybe between now and 8 o'clock we could continue to see some developments. if you are going to be heading out this afternoon and this evening do be aware this is approaching. it's a beautiful evening with temperatures but that is providing just enough fuel. quick look at our futurecast to take you forward has a gun handle on where our showers and storms are now and at 6 o'clock it tries to bring them especially south of d.c. tax little bit closer, maybe even a little develoment up through pennsylvania. by the time we get to 8 o'clock, pushing across 95 and by 11 o'clock, it's out of here. so, keep an eye on the sky. if you don't

a kons lore to the president. but she's not in the same way that steve bannon are is orthopaedic a mainstream republican like the chief of staff. she provided a unique voice but it sometimes unsettles people close to the president that someone who doesn't have a strong world view on conservativism or republicanism is so close to the president. >> we anticipate at 1:30, gary cohn coming out with steve menenuchin to make the announcement. cohn is one of the democrats in there and he's putting forth the policy on tax reform. >> it's an example of the different factions. while the factions remain, that has calmed down. when trump said knock it off, people took that seriously. you haven't had the in-fighting over the last week or so. >> i feel like they're on one page talking about the 100 days. >> the intrigue is less in the palace behind us was more on the white house and congress. >> one of the things that paul ryan talked about a lot, one of the ideals he had. white house folks not cool with that. we'll learn in a

. >> jeffrey lore, i remember the first day after the bill fell apart, you told me, essentially, it probably wasn't worth getting it through. it probably was worth backing away from it. if this does get done in the house and only the house, jeffrey, in the next, you know, eight or nine days, how big of an accomplishment would that be? >> sure. >> john, a couple things, not one. i was just appalled at this -- [ inaudible ] the day after -- they had seven years to do this. i don't know -- [ inaudible ] second, there was no question the president wasn't going to give up on this. that's just not in his nature. i do know that mark meadows has worked very, very hard getting this accomplished. >> all right, jeffrey, we're having -- i'm having some hard times with your audio. my control room will let me know if everyone else is as well. margaret hoover, let me go to you, though, on this, because you talked to members of the so-called tuesday group. this is a lot more moderate republicans who had issues with this first version of the bill to say the least. those issues were on essential health benefi

. >> he tried the traditional mes lore tape and netting. >> i just figured there had to be a better way because i was te amount of time and effort that we were putting into netting. even though it was somewhat successful the birds were stilln reinforcements. >> this is larry. >> this is larry. >> larry bird? >> he doesn't look so big and, t bird aren't designed for sitting on the ground. when he's in flighte' hired katr apprentice, beau, to help protecish do these bird think tn they see a falcon? >> in nature, falcons are prone. and those flying bird are prone to know that when a falcon is h. so when those birds see a falcon in flight they know ar being hunted. >> her company, tactical avian predators, also puts falcons to work at airports and golf courses that have bird problems. why does it work? >> falconry abatement works because it's nature. we're not doing anything different than what happens in nature. we're use nature against nature. >> and vineyard manager ned hill says it's a pretty good match up. can you quantify how much better

i am founder of did lores park works, one of the several friends organizations for dolores park since 2009 and currently the chair. i am also a member of the san francisco parks alliance, proud husband and a proud pug dog owner. i am coming up on about three and a half years. i am reappointed to prosac hopefully, and i am very proud of the work i have done, our committee has done over the past three and a half years and i would like to just highlight three. we helped with the writings and promotion of prop b which i am sure you know of. one of our primarily responsibilities on prosac is acquisitions as people have already touched on and our work on the strategic plan, rec and park department strategic plan. so in prop b i think you're bottom with but let me go over it quickly. i think the most important part of the legislation it recognized the department and our city parks need for a predictable level of funding so they could properly staff and plan as we went forward. also one of the key things and this is something i think new for the department and not the city overall rec and par

what is that lore? i said, have you been over to the justice department? yes. where did you go? i sat in the press room. oh get out of the press room and go and look at what is on the walls and embedded in the stone on the walls of the department. it will tell you what it is about. if you start reading that and start looking at what the department has said, you will understand. we can keep that set of concepts a lie. mr. thompson: i will tell a story. we were in a meeting in my office -- in a deputies office and it was a very contentious meeting. there is a group arguing or one result and another group was arguing for a practical result. my deputy, associate attorney general -- or associate deputy attorney general was a man we had all worked with and he was much beloved here. ms. gorelick: he had his 50 year pin a year before he died. after thisn: contentious meeting, he comes into my office and says, larry, remember this is the department of value, not a department of practicality. i made my decision. >> that is great. somee we have stimulated interest on your part with a quest

i am founder of did lores park works, one of the several friends organizations for dolores park since 2009 and currently the chair. i am also a member of the san francisco parks alliance, proud husband and a proud pug dog owner. i am coming up on about three and a half years. i am reappointed to prosac hopefully, and i am very proud of the work i have done, our committee has done over the past three and a half years and i would like to just highlight three. we helped with the writings and promotion of prop b which i am sure you know of. one of our primarily responsibilities on prosac is acquisitions as people have already touched on and our work on the strategic plan, rec and park department strategic plan. so in prop b i think you're bottom with but let me go over it quickly. i think the most important part of the legislation it recognized the department and our city parks need for a predictable level of funding so they could properly staff and plan as we went forward. also one of the key things and this is something i think new for the department and not the city overall rec and par

i am founder of did lores park works, one of the several friends organizations for dolores park since 2009 and currently the chair. i am also a member of the san francisco parks alliance, proud husband and a proud pug dog owner. i am coming up on about three and a half years. i am reappointed to prosac hopefully, and i am very proud of the work i have done, our committee has done over the past three and a half years and i would like to just highlight three. we helped with the writings and promotion of prop b which i am sure you know of. one of our primarily responsibilities on prosac is acquisitions as people have already touched on and our work on the strategic plan, rec and park department strategic plan. so in prop b i think you're bottom with but let me go over it quickly. i think the most important part of the legislation it recognized the department and our city parks need for a predictable level of funding so they could properly staff and plan as we went forward. also one of the key things and this is something i think new for the department and not the city overall rec and par

i am founder of did lores park works, one of the several friends organizations for dolores park since 2009 and currently the chair. i am also a member of the san francisco parks alliance, proud husband and a proud pug dog owner. i am coming up on about three and a half years. i am reappointed to prosac hopefully, and i am very proud of the work i have done, our committee has done over the past three and a half years and i would like to just highlight three. we helped with the writings and promotion of prop b which i am sure you know of. one of our primarily responsibilities on prosac is acquisitions as people have already touched on and our work on the strategic plan, rec and park department strategic plan. so in prop b i think you're bottom with but let me go over it quickly. i think the most important part of the legislation it recognized the department and our city parks need for a predictable level of funding so they could properly staff and plan as we went forward. also one of the key things and this is something i think new for the department and not the city overall rec and par

hey, lore remember.r: hey, neil, when you talk about the market, how far and fast it has come really since election day, you have to zero zero in on technology. it has been a blowout. look at perfmance of these names, alphabet, apple, goog. all of us here on thought amazon would totally miss earnings. the company spent so much money. guess what. they blew it out of the water. operating profit was something like one billion dollars. a son has 12 or 13 analystp grades, if you ask the question, neil, will tech continue to lead the rally? there is question marks. obviously technology, typical growth companies. what happened this morning, gdp came in lot weaker than expected. first part of the year got a really slow start. .7 of a growth, not impressive. you have contrarians. speaking of amazon, you have two notable downgrades. this is about as good as it can get from amazon of the not a lot of running room here, pacific crest. another analyst from raymond james, another significant firm, citing concerns abou

the story of this young mother's disappearance has long since woven itself into local lore. >> she's a great mother, a great friend. >> reporter: it's a mystery we've been following since it began. and now, as thunderheads darken the high-desert sky, finally a trial. >> what he told me is that he knew how to get rid of a body so that nobody could find it. >> he said, "i'm going to kill you" and then he just slapped me repeatedly. >> reporter: finally rumors and gossip would be dispelled or made fact. and the secrets known not only by the guilty but also the shamed would finally be revealed. why so many secrets, whispers, rumors? because in this town, where everybody knows everybody else's business, there were enough potential suspects to fill a mini-van. >> did you have anything to do with the disappearance of paige birgfeld? >> no. >> i was put under psychiatric care for the first 48 hours and then sent to jail. >> i did not kill paige. i mean, that's the bottom line. >> reporter: it was late june, 2007, when news of paige birgfeld's disappearance first spread like the morning sun.

i am founder of did lores park works, one of the several friends organizations for dolores park since9 and currently the chair. i am also a member of the san francisco parks alliance, proud husband and a proud pug dog owner. i am coming up on about three and a half years. i am reappointed to prosac hopefully, and i am very proud of the work i have done, our committee has done over the past three and a half years and i would like to just highlight three. we helped with the writings and promotion of prop b which i am sure you know of. one of our primarily responsibilities on prosac is acquisitions as people have already touched on and our work on the strategic plan, rec and park department strategic plan. so in prop b i think you're bottom with but let me go over it quickly. i think the most important part of the legislation it recognized the department and our city parks need for a predictable level of funding so they could properly staff and plan as we went forward. also one of the key things and this is something i think new for the department and not the city overall rec and park is

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republican leadership announced that they plan to bring sanctions against the north korean regime to the lore of the house next week in a vote. the proposedy said sanctions specifically targets north korea's shipping industry and those that employ north korean slave labor of broad. rex tillerson in the morning and nikki haley will give an update on north korea's nuclear weapons program at a united nation's security council meeting. we will have live coverage of that at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.orgline at and streaming on the c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, oklahoma republican congressman and appropriations and budget committees member tom cole on the new gop proposal to replace the affordable care act. oregon democratic congressman and ways and means health subcommittee earl blumenauer on his proposed legislation that would amend the process by which presidents are removed from office. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" coming up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion.

shares of at&t lore wer by a quarter percent. >> shares of u.s. steel down sharply now after the company reported an unexpected first quarter loss. revenue also missing forecasts. the ceo says operating challenges at the company's flat rolled facilities prevented it from benefiting from improved market conditions. stock lower by nearly 17% in premarket trade. >>> all week, we are taking a closer look at the president's first 100 days in office. tomorrow, becky, joe and i will be in washington to speak to some of the most influential names in washington, including kevin brady, steny hoyer, senator bob portman, senator david perdue, david schweikert, joe crowley and wilbur ross. given that we're headed to d.c., we will head to d.c. right now, president trump is set to roll out that tax proposal which i'm sure we will be talking a lot about today and tomorrow. eamon javers joins us with details this morning. >> john harwood has gotten details of what the it the will be rolling out later this afternoon at the white house. in terms of a senior administ

this is an old technique that came in from the ancient lore of india. number one source in america and you won't get as hungry. if you're smart, you put coconut in there. bulletproof coffee so to speak and techniques like that help you stay satiate bud the caffeine will make you less hungry and it boosts your metabolism. proteins. the beauty of protein, this avocado with the egg cooked in it which i love making sometimes is that if you have protein your body can't digest it as quickly. it prote protein, which is good for you. you don't put it on your hips as fat. kale chips, you have to brag about kale. >> love. >> the most underappreciated problem we have in america is sleep. two hormones drive your hunger. one is called ghrelin, think of gremlin. then there's leptin like a leprechaun, elevating your mood. when you don't sleep, you start to muck with this stuff and there are a couple foods we eat that cause the problem. peppers. >> i eat a lot of peppers. metabolism but if you have peppers before a meal you throw your sleep off a tiny bit. then you add

that's what i mean by the difference between law and lore. most people know in this the room that in the mid-1980s, the classified information procedures act was passed that offered us certainty about how sources and methods would be treated and protected if the government decided to use a criminal prosecution to incapacitate. to reassure the community that we're not going to blow sources and methods. that did not get the job done. because that is law. it took us 20 years of building trust, case by case by case, so the intelligence community came to realize you know what this really works. we really can trust the f.b.i. to protect our sources and methods, to use these tools that have been been on the books since the 1980s and use them in a way that protects us. that took us two decades to build that trust. it is in a very healthy place today. it is not in a healthy place when it comes to the private sector. so my ask, those of you who run companies who are the chief security officers, the general counsels. if you don't know someone at the fbi

everybody,lore really, when you look at and you think about how the first 100 days will be covered, i could tell you exactly how they will be covered and exactly how america is going to want to see them. we will speak directly to america because if you look at the long list of things the president has done that mattered to people that have real people impact, it is impressive. when people feel like jobs are created or employers decided to attract and retain the workforce here, rather than take those jobs abroad, when you think about the investments that were just sitting on the shelf and the billions of dollars that some of these companies have, this is a president that has done things for the job creators, the job seekers, and the job holders. we intended to convey that message, whether or not it ends up being covered. let me say something. there is this story that has been talked about infinitely on tv that is almost gone this week. i would argue, there are always other things that would have filled the vacuum, just nobody wanted to cover them. it is not exciting to cover energy ind

for many here, their mission is to ensure the story of have a lore and survival is retold -- valor and survival is retold and remembered. >> we need to ensure their legacy will live on. >> it's very, very significant today. >> reporter: in san francisco, med med, k -- marina medina, kpix5. >>> president obama signed a bill recognizing a philippines world war ii victim during his term. >>> you're being asked to call this hotline. >> and an apple a day may now keep the dentist away? if that apple happens to be an iphone. the new high-tech tools that have kids rushing to do their brushing. ,,,, ♪ seriously, what is this place? it's heaven. yeah, muscle heaven. you want to take one for a test drive? (tires squealing, engine revs) the challenger and charger have the most affordable v8 engines in their classes. check them out now during the fast and furious sales event. the fate of the furious. in theaters april 14th. in dealerships now. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance on select 2017 dodge charger models in dealer stock. gray whale. it somehow g >>> heading out to the coast this weekend,