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. >> reporter: or augustus glup. >> my beautiful chocolate! >> reporter: but a new study the authors insist was not paid for by chocolate companies says everybody's favorite indulgence may be making husband smarter, too. the researchers tell us, natural ingredients in chocolate may work by increasing blood flu to the brain. feeling smarter already. other studies published in real science journals claim chocolate may be good for your heart, reduce strokes and help produck your skin. here at denver's chocolate crisis center, yes, there is such a thing, they only claim one health benefit. >> the one indisputable claim about chocolate is that it puts a smile on your face. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. the list starts now. lose weight by eating pizza. it's possible if you do this. then a hidden farming community in the middle of suburb yeah. >> it's called utopia for a reason. >>> dad's the best, our list of entrepreneurs. let's count down the three stories. in the newsroom, here's bradley. >> thanks so much. friendship means comp

it bears the image of augustus -- the first emperor of the roman empire. only one other coin like this has ever been found.the hiker will receive a certificate of appreciation for handing it over to israeli authorities. off to get better sleep...but what if there's a light that actually helps you sleep? sleep?phillips says it's developed just that... that...the company says its new "hue" light bulb... called the "white ambiance"... mimics the glow of the sun during various times of the day.it also automatically dims the light before bedtime.you can even connect it to an app and control it from your smartphone.the new bulb goes expect a mix of clouds and sun today. more clouds during the morning, more sun during the afternoon. highs will reach the low 70s. tonight, a cold it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is fall into the low 50s. a critical day on the campaign trail...and sarah palin is skipping out.why she's staying the push to ohio voters to get out and vote.which age group is being encouraged to hit the p

of its kind ever discovered.london's british museum has the other one.the coin dates back to the augustus caesar -- the first emperor of the roman empire. the hiker turned over the coin -- and she'll get a certificate of appreciation. 3 it was a nail- biting two seconds on the clock as the opposing team is up by two.so eight-year old william herman tosses the ball from half court!and makes the shot! herman's father captured this moment on at hayfield elementary school in alexandria, virginia.but -- herman's team ended up losing in overtime.the first-grader has been playing hoops since he was 4 years old. his father says he was inspired by watching his older brother... and his favorite player is lebron james. 3 ohio is the epicenter of campaign 20- 16 today.coming up at five thirty.. local 12's the changes on this year's ballot. and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the se

year-old old will claim this aware there is only one other in the world,is shows the face of emperor augustus and the founder of the roman empire, >> suis cleaning out her house in missouri would show mr. going green was missed . she realized it was in the trash that was picked up by the city sanitation department she called away services services and cut they stop track after a half-houre of searching through the garbager the sanitation worker found at.. never going to find it . like a needle in haystackn and i found it and i took a ride over to her .. >> it is that feeling, like winning the lotto. >> they showed to us and gives us hope that there are good honest people today . the couple was impressed by the sanitation workers on the state he could have simply put their i want to leasehold purchasee beth anne martin steve cohen councilmembers, said during the meeting today they heard the police are planning to buy for the placein for the rnc, monomers are shearer equipment, here concerned and consequence is a list that shows what the police will try, cow lily stressed there is no plan to bu

should enjoy the scenery, a hiker found a rare only the second of its kind and it bears the image of augustus. >> for the past several days, you've been hearing about arrests when you hear about donald trump rallies. does that affect who you vote for? your news is next at 5:30. >> north carolina news starts now. hohenstein. >> fuquay and vereena and-rain and some nickel-sized hail and we've got showers and downpours along i-95 and slowing down northeast of chapel hill. not a whole lot going on in central north carolina but showers and storms up in the mountains will be here later tonight. and what is in store for the rest of the week coming up. >>> polls are open and recent changes mean you need to be prepared and bring information with you. we're here with what you need to know ahead of super tuesday. >> cameron village is one of hundreds that will open starting at 6:30 tomorrow morning, to get inside you will have to have a government issued id with a picture on it. a license, passport or military id, if you forgot, you'll still be able to vote, how it works, and it will be counted once you

it has an image of augustus, one of the first roman empire rulers. the woman who found the coin will get a certification of appreciation for the donation. that's worth a lot of coin behind that coin. >> lisa: it's awfully kind of her to donate that. to me. >> ginger: there's only one other in the world. it's rare. >> matt: you're more likely to win the powerball. >> ginger: matt austin is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> matt: coming up we'll show months rebuilding the world's but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it c

it's from the year 107, it bears the image of augustus, first roman emperor of the roman empire. historians say it's the second coin of its kind ever to have been found. the hiker gave it to the israeli antiquities authority. >>> this morning bachelor ben higgins is no longer a bachelor. >> mute this if you have not seen it yet. in case you want to catch up ben made his choice on abc last night. it ended of course with a proposal. >> lauren. will you marry me? >> yes, yes. >> congratulations to ben and lauren. you can catch them in just over an hour. they are going to be on "good morning, america" and we'll learn more about when their this newest bachelor couple. by the way the runner up is now the newest bachelorette. >>> still ahead -- it's finally time for florida to cast its all important ballots, but what makes our state so special? the reason your vote here matters so much. amazon may soon let people pay for items by taking a picture. >> reporter: in "tech bytes" -- making a purchase with a selfie. >> amazon reportedly developed new technology that allows users to complete

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it' s on display at a british museum and features the face of emperor augustus caesar' s heir cars illegally passing a stopped school bus. meredith: we clear up the rules of the road. >> local. live. latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news first at 4:00 in high definition. summer: it' s a scary thing to watch a motorist blow by, a stopped school bus that has lights flashing and the works. meredith: well, one father has decided to do something about it. wesh 2' s michelle meredith has the story. michelle: watching cars illegally pass stopped school buses made one father very angry. >> it' s impatient people and they don' t realize what could possibly be at stake by disobeying the laws. michelle: so chad cartledge decided he wasn' t going to take it anymore. with cell phone in hand, chad camped out at the corner of aloma and forsyth and watched car after car, illegally pass stopped school buses. observe the white car. >> he decides, i' m not going to wait anymore, so what does he do? he gets into the turn lane. he just guns it and continues straight across the intersection. if those lights are blink

on the front side is a symbol of caesar augustus, the coin was minted 100 years after his ring.> wow. too bad. lillian, thank you. >>> on this day in 2000, george w. bush and al gore locked up their parties are nominations in an election that would good to the supreme court. bush and gore swept primaries in the south but the general election ran into some problems in florida. state officials initially claimed burk the winner by just -- bush the winner by 537 vote us but there was controversy where the ballots confused voters, and then came the recount and hanging and dimpled chads. finally a among after the election day, the supreme court upheld florida's result, making george w. bush the 43rd 43rd president but voters set the stage for one of the klose presidential races in history 16 years ago today should news break out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. or "your world" with neil cavuto starts now. >> the beauty would be if we win florida and ohio we can go and attack hillary. no more attacking each other. >> i need your support tomor

but augustus, i think this ranks as one of the largest single downward revisions, all coming from a disappointingnal spending number we got. not the february number, the revision to january from 0.4 to flat for the month of january on consumer spending. we still have a range of 06 to 2.3 and the fourth quarter actual was 1.4%. so you can see we're slowing from the first -- fourth quarter to the first. here are the revisions. all of them downward. but some very, very big ones. steven stanley at amhertz down 0.9% to track 0.6. the atlanta fed down 0.8% from 0.6. folks, this has lost a full percentage point because of the disturbing durables number last week, as well. this number was tracking above 2. now it's tracking right below 1%. some commentary we got just very quickly. actions saying if they can go lower but mark zandi at moody's saying this is not at all assistant with measured gdp growth. that's from the other side. and action economics suggesting maybe we have further to fall on this number. kelly? >> wow. not -- already quite low, steve. thank you. steve liesman, update on gdp. when we co

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. >> this anxious gold coin from the year 107, bears image of the augustus the first emperor or of thet was minted as part of the series of coins honoring roman rulers. officials say the coin may have paid part of the salary of a roman solder. >> one coin like this could have been paid to a roman legionnaire, for a month's salary. it is a very valuable coin. i don't know if you can buy a house but you can certainly spend it in lots of wonderful ways. >> this coin appears to be only the second of its kind to have been found. the would the man who discovered it will only get a certificate. >> what? >> a certificate. >> come on. >> that is it. >> that is messed up. >> they put a plaque with her name object it. >> a certificate, of appreciation. >> sorry, lady. >> she found it. good for her. >>> roller coaster like no other because what you see is not really what you get. >>> for all of the thrill seekers out there, six flags has unveiled north america's first ever, virtual reality roller coaster. >> okay. >> here's a look at how it all works. first riders get strapped into a traditional r

these northern men got behind the released ande him help bond of $100,000 signed by arace greeley, augustus, and number of other prominent northern men to release him from prison. the south have the right to secede from the union. this bible is a family bible and it was at its plantation home in mississippi and was taken during the war by a northern soldier. much later, it was returned to the white house by his younger brother. this is the dining room. , president davis had just joined having guests. they had lavish dinners, beautiful, pointed rose to china that was mrs. davis is that we had some of. the south, political and social. they had a wonderful time while they were here. mrs. davis was beautifully educated and was a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine, discussing politics, of course. it is so important that they had dinners and receptions because and hade trying to win all different kinds of social and economic grounds to come together to support president .avis he was the figurehead of the movement of the confederate the and in order for the confederacy to work, president davis