were directed to dr barbara bowman who at the time was director of c.d.c.'s division for heart disease and stroke prevention coca-cola representative wrote to bowman that quote there are clearly areas where we can work collaboratively collaboratively and share insights to advance the work and prevention of obesity in the event to inform consumers of choices now realize those choices relate to coca cola's low calorie or no gallery beverages with coca-cola representatives claiming in e-mails that studies showing associations between diet averages and weight in the mail audible studies is likely the result of reverse causality so what they're saying is that people who drink diet soda are already are probably already sick with some sort of problem and obesity when they start drinking the diet soda but why would they be putting all of this effort into palin around with boman in the c.d.c. will coca-cola representatives wanted inside information and advice on how to combat the world health organization aries scientifically backed claim that reducing consumption of

partly because they're very worried about the security that's being best in bowman's they're worried about it and then they've got other humanitarian issues so it is still is a top of the list and this is where we are. so we need to enlist the help of the community really have better engagement on it. and that is of course raising awareness and i guess peaceful just about the work that you're doing with children . so raising awareness is one of the most important things that we can do with the community need with groups of young people and even with children children great messengers they can go and talk to their families what we found was. go to school and to boo in some households where we've been working with children but once we did the community awareness with the whole family then everybody was not all where people want to talk about it and that if we can get people talking about it you know do more about it all right to my last question. is this outbreak this latest outbreak getting enough attention from the florist's. do you feel that enough is being done. it is getting a lot

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it is also led by matt bowman who will moderate today's session. brad served as national security advisor to members of the senate armed services and foreign relations committees and he was for more than 15 years in active-duty u.s. army officer. during that time he was a blackhawk pilot and an assistant pastor at west point. not simultaneously. the board of advisors includes former secretary of defense leon, former deputy secretary of defense robert work, ambassador eric who is with here today and other leading thinkers. let me say a few words about mark was with us today. we have worked together for more than 15 years. and it is only thanks to his imagination, his creativity and intelligence and determination that we now have cmcd and or other centers. and they are able to contribute as much as it does to strengthen the national security. and more proud that i can say of him and of the entire team. again, thanks to you for being here. i look for to this conversation. without further delay allow me to turn the microphone and stage over to brad. >>

interest it is a deadly playground not only for saudi goals in the region but for mohammed bin saw bowman's personal rise it's been a playground for the u.a.e. often overbooked and the hum of inside it's been a playground for the iranians in their contests regional influence and it's been a bit of a playground for the americans in the sense that yemen itself doesn't matter is not what do you do with saudi arabia what do you do with saudi arabia when you have a split amongst the gulf states and clytie between saudi arabia and qatar and most importantly and this i think does limit on how far congress can push the administration away from saudi including over yemen their ministration is in bed with saudi arabia because it wants regime change in iran and until you give up that policy of regime change in iran saudi arabia still has a leverage with the trump an illustration of that if congress or anyone else tries to push too hard let me bring that up because we all i think it was you specifically that said that donald trump has bit at odds with his intelligence community just this week the leade

i knocked on the door for margaret bowman's room and didn't get a response. dead. i stepped across the hallway and there was another body in the bed. >> lisa levy was beaten severely about the head and body. she also was strangled and a bite mark was left on her rear buttock. >> it's so hard to see those girls like that. i was so sorry for their families. >> i just don't think they had a chance to fight back. i just don't think they had a chance to cry out. >> if you were to hear of this attack and you were familiar with bundy's crimes in utah and colorado, you wouldn't think it was the same person. >> he's now on the run. so he's lost control. he does something with little planning, high risk, taking on multiple women. he's on a frenzy. >> after this horrendous attack at chi omega, he goes about four or five blocks away. >> he ended up at what we call the dunwoody residence which was the residence of cheryl thomas. >> i was a student at florida state university and i was a dance major. >> i woke up to this loud banging sound. we could hear cheryl moaning, wh

joining me to discuss is former acting director of ice, tom bowman.ed toned the tonight house democrats plan to introduce their own resolution blocking trump's border wall plans >>> that doesn't surprise me. the president had it right from the beginning. he knew he was going to be sued. everything he's done it since he's been president to try to ten force the i am depression laws and protect the border he's been sued. he was right. remember him and chief justice had it out over tweets, saying the 9th circuit was weak. >> laura: totally right. john roberts should be ashamed >>> they went to the 9th circuit, not the fifth circumstance sut. of course they judge shopped. i think he wings this in the long-run. >> laura: larry hogan, governor of maryland, republican may run primary, against president trump, good luck larry. he said this on cbs >>> i think the president made some real mistakes here. i don't think using the declaration of emergency powers is the right thing to do. i think it should be challenged. we've exaggerated what's going on at the borde

bobob costas recently left nbc after four decades. 21-year-old william byron topped bowman for the poled a massive pileup that nearly wiped out the entire field. nice day for jimmie johnson. the alarm went off before 6:00 a.m. he competed in the daytona beach half marathon. 13.1 miles. hour 33. cheryl: that's a very good time. >> that's a long day. cheryl: that's impressive. >> the daytona starts next week and today spring training begins. gerri: i'll be watching golf. cheryl: jared, thank you so much. jared sports sports reports are on fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. gerri: the dow is up 90, the nasdaq up 32. coming up, warnings from u.s. companies over britain's upcoming exit from the european union. we'll break it down. then the touching story of a 6-year-old girl suffering from cancer who got her wish. look at this. to be a police officer. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ make your home in american land. ♪ oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. thanks to you, we will. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... all while helping you to and through reti

. >> bowman says he needs to hear harris talk more boldly about her agenda for black voters before he for her. got to work for it. >> man, she got a lot of work to do. we are serious. we are looking for policies to help us. help our schools. help our communities. help our children. >> harris, since she has declared, has been talking about criminal justice reform, education access and has said that the black agenda is everyone's agenda. she on tcontinues to make that to south carolina black voters tomorrow when she lands here for another campaign swing. >> all right. thank you. and now, former republican congressman from pennsylvania, ryan costello and keith boykin. keith, it's so fascinating. so much is how you define yourself but when you're running, it's how others define you that can matter the most when it comes to winning. she would not say she's a black woman then said i'm a black woman and proud of it. i will die that way. but you heard that skepticism. what's drying that? >> i remember the same thing happened barack obama in 2007 when he announced his campaign. african-america

interest it is a deadly playground not only for saudi goals in the region but for mohamed bin saw bowman's personal rise it's been a playground for the u.a.e. often overbooked and the hum of inside it's been a playground for the iranians in their contests regional influence and it's been a bit of a playground for the americans in the sense that yemen itself doesn't matter as much as what do you do with saudi arabia what do you do with saudi arabia when you have a split amongst the gulf states and clytie between saudi arabia and qatar and most importantly and this i think does limit on how far congress can push the administration away from saudi including over yemen there ministration is in bed with saudi arabia because it wants regime change in iran and until you give up that policy of regime change in iran saudi arabia still has a leverage with the trumpet ministration effect if congress or anyone else tries to push too hard let me bring that up because we all i think it was you specifically that said that donald trump has bit at odds with his intelligence community just this week the lea

interest it is a deadly playground not only for saudi goals in the region but for mohamed bin saw bowman's personal rise it's been a playground for the u.a.e. often overbooked and the hum of inside it's been a playground for the iranians in their conscious regional influence and it's been a bit of a playground for the americans in the sense that yemen itself doesn't matter is not what do you do with saudi arabia what do you do with saudi arabia when you have a split amongst the gulf states including between saudi arabia and qatar and most importantly and this i think does limit on how far congress can push the administration away from saudi including over yemen they're ministration is in bed with saudi arabia because it wants regime change in iran and until you give up that policy of regime change in iran saudi arabia still has a leverage with the trumpet ministration effect if congress or anyone else tries to push too hard let me bring that because we all i think it was you specifically that said that donald trump has bit at odds with his intelligence community just this week the leaders

my name is brad bowman, senior director for the center on military and political power here at the foundationor defense of democracies. i want to welcome all of you attending in person as those people watching online and on c-span. i want to offer special welcome and thank our distinguished guest, ambassador eric edelman. thank you for being here. the resin is too long and distinguished to beautiful but here's some highlights i think you should know. ambassador edelman service and a secretary of defense policy from 2005-2009. served as u.n. ambassador to the republic of finland and turkey in the clinton and budget ministers. he's a senior advisor at fdd and a member of our center board of advisors. the admiral served as the 29th chief of naval operations after holding six operational commands, one of only two officers in the navy's history to command both the atlantic and pacific fleets. he graduated from the u.s. naval academy. most relevant for today ambassador edelman served as cochairs national defense strategy commission and read, when once again you are willing to beer to discuss the fi

alex bowman make up the youngest front row in the history of the race, now the 61st edition.ys because of repeated infractions and suspensions. dagen, you're the master. dagen: i'll be there. i'll be doing coverage on friday. i'm doing a ride-around in the pace car tomorrow, going to be embedded with one of the stuart hass racing teams, i'm thinking elmer elmarole and the crew chief. the race is sunday. but i'm going to be here on friday morning with "mornings with maria." so we're going to have all of that and then the grand marshal, j.j. watt, he will be easy to spot because of his sheer size. the drivers are pretty small, they're skinny. >> he won't be in a pace car because he can't fit. maria: how does that happen? dagen: the pace car is a pace truck. >> this year. dagen: maybe they did it for j.j. watt. he would have a hard time crawling in one of those cars. >> getting through the window. maria: how did they choose him? how come he's the grand marshal? dagen: he's done so much charity work, i think that's a really an important message for nascar is representing our vete