b. smith was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's disease.grand successes in her life, as one of the first african-american cover girls, author, television chef. >> lifestyle maven as they say. >> she is a maven. i didn't know you have maven. i thought just an expert. oh, that's another moniker, okay. >> sitting here, no question b. smith couldn't respond to. but sometimes, it is a challenge trying to organize her thoughts. like when asked about long distance dating, when she lived in new york and dan on the west coast. lived up the street here, and i felt during that time it was a great time for me, because i could go a little further away and come back and be -- and still be -- >> and that's where sweetie, what happens with sweetie is another idea will come in, and she'll take it, you know, it's like it jumps. >> their book is called "before i forget." they have written it in what dan describes as a ranging terrorist, afflicting tens of millions of people. >> writing this book, is it you're giving people the ability to understand what its's

b. smith that is what happened in the democratic convention in in evidence. the bernie sanders supporters just created utter chaos. they were throwing chairs. sent a chairwoman debt threats for peat's sake. how much coverage did that get? not much. >> no. and it never will. you mention conservative protests. yeah how many times are we really talking about conservative protests that erupt in violence and chair throwing. i think in general conservatives welcome discourse. liberals say they welcome discourse but they don't. and i think they are taking their cue from this administration. they want to shut down discussion. they want to shut down argument and if you disagree with the liberal point of view you are a looney tune or a thug or a criminal. but it all boils down to as we've alluded to the mainstream mald's bias. i look back in 2008 of the top 17b 00 newspapers in circulation, 80% endorsed o basmt this is a country that is in theory is split 50/50 republicans democrats. maybe shifts a few points during years but that is how it is. and 80% of the nation's

gary b smith, jonas max ferris john lathefield. and ashley pratt and more. tax hikes in this economy? come on. >> the last thing we need and do you want to know why? because the average american fasm is strapped. and that is because of this horrible economy that we've had president obama. and tax hikes are going to make things worse. the middle class is shrinking rapidly and that is very dangerous because now we're putting people into the very poor category and the very rich category and if we want to be france and tax our wealthy fine but guess what they are going to leave just like they did in france and there was major hoopla then because businesses can't be created and right now we are burdening small businesses causing businesses to close. >> this economy is barely growin taxes and gdp actually grew. because if i'm the government and i take a dollar from you of defense, 23 billion in wasteful spending. bridges to nowhere, back to effectively. that is the problem with government spending. it is just not right. it is not fair and it is in effective. >> an

the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith. jonas max ferris. and joe lesti. lisa. which candidate has the best plan for jobs. >> donald trump well he's a business guy. this should be the single biggest issue for donald trump. the problem for hillary clinton is that she's been campaigning to basically be a third term for president obama. what have we seen under the past 8 years of president obama. we have 94 million americans out of the workforce. we're at a 7 year high for layoffs. so he's are some results of president obama's policies. small businesses having to pay 11,000 dollars per employee for regulatory cost. >> joe, you have a businessman running against, than you were four years ago? and for most americans the answer is yes. >> it's not nour years it's been more than seven and this economy has not grow faster than 3% in that 7 year period. i know you have done the work. who's a better job creator. hillary clinton or donald trump. >> clearly d the united states. it just managed to move forward. of course some jobs are created. jobs are created under every pr

b. smith. jonas max ferris. john layfield. welcome to everybody. are terrorists targeting the economy? >> without fail terrorists are targeting the economy. look what happened after 911. we have a $3.3 trillion impact to the economy post these attacks. and i don't think it is just these business leaders they are trying to target. we are also looking at the small business leaders that are happening. and if you look at the home grown terrorists you are seeing kind of come up through in different areas, whether big cities or small towns, they are having impact on small businesses. they infiltrate the small businesses. they sell things on the black market and take those proceeds to fund bigger terrorist cells here in the united states or abroad. >> and look at terror attacks we've seen in europe whether it was a brussels airport or in paris where you have restaurants, a potential soccer stadium a nightclub, that is targeting business. >> yeah it is targeting business but it is also just targeting what they can target. look, most of these cities that have been attacked. these have been horr

the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith. jonas max ferris. and joe lesti. lisa. which candidate has the best plan for jobs. >> donald trump well he's a business guy. this should be the single biggest issue for donald trump. the problem for hillary clinton is that she's been campaigning to basically be a third term for president obama. what have we seen under the past 8 years of president obama. we have 94 million americans out of the workforce. we're at a 7 year high for layoffs. so he's are some results of president obama's policies. small businesses having to pay 11,000 dollars per employee for regulatory cost. >> joe, you have a businessman running against, well, hillary clinton. >> yeah and one with many failed business ventures and have has often had to go into bankruptcy. so let's talk about that record. we're talking about economic growth for 67 months now we've seen jobs created in this country. and let's not forget even though there are still people looking for jobs it used to be a lot worse. so the economy has grown consistently since the obama presiden

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b. smith is talking about a battle with alzheimer's.he h no intentasio >>> first at 4 a woman punched by a man offering of all things free pugs. >> what led up to the alleged attack at one of the most crowded places in the country? >> and it's been days since we've seen this sunshine. ladies and gentlemen, we can catch sunshine across the area. hoo i'll show you in a few minutes. >> if you are planning a lot of air travel this summer be warned. those long security lines are about to get longer. >> today the tsa announcing flights to keep you safe and get those lines moving. nbc's chris malone has details. >> reporter: at airports across the country this week a preview of what is looming this summer. security screening wait times of 1, 2, 3 hours. tsa struggles to cope with fewer agents and more passengers in the sky. >> i find it takes longer to get through the airport than the actual flight to where you want to go today. i really do. >> in the wake of criticism from congress -- >> they don't know how to recruit. they don't know how to

b. smith as a groundbreaking supermodel or famous author.ebrity chef. >> her restaurant at union station was a favorite for many years. these days, she's dealing with early on set alzheimer disease. she and her husband of 20 years wrote a brand new book called "before i forget." it details their struggle wls the disease and offers helpful advice for others. the couple talked to barbara harrison this morning on news4 midday. smith said she's feeling great. >> i feel that i can be the woman that i started to be and i have been doing that and making sure that the things we're doing at home are, you know, about what we do today and -- >> we exercise. she's eating right. we meditate. we do all of the things that we found from the book on part of the process of trying to minimize the impacts of alzheis. was wrong with his wife when she made an appearance on the "today" show a few years ago. she froze right in the middle of an interview something she had never done before. she and her husband will have a book signing tomorrow at barnes and noble in

b. smith, but her latest role as an author is bittersweet. and her husband are opening up about how they're taking aim at alzheimer's. candid interview. >> i walked into her restaurant and asked her out for a date. >> bee smith and dan gas by after 23 years of marriage are still very much in love. do you remember that moment? >> i remember this gentleman who was great looking and seemed to be very smart. >> seemed to be. >> they still laugh at each other's jokes. and the smiles are real, authentic, not masking but accepting the fate that they've been dealt. bee smith was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's disease in 2013. >> i loved what i did. >> reporter: she still recalls many things about when she met dan, a time of many grand successes in her life as one of the first african-american cover girls, as author, television chef and a lifestyle maifen i didn't know you were a maven. i thought just an expert. oh, okay, another moniker. >> sitting here there was no question bee smith couldn't respond to, but sometimes it's a challenge trying

b. smiths. she joins us talk about her latest project along with her husband, dan gatsby.me to you both. >> thank you. >> nice to have you here. together you've written a new book that's not only a love story but some may see it as a heartbreaking story about a devastating challenge that you both face. it's called "before i forget." and you can tell us what this means because the title says exactly what it's all about. >> well, it's l around giving people vital information that they'll need to know how to begin and move through the journey of alzheimer's. what it really does is it debunks a lot of the theories that are out there. it talks about some of the things that need to be done. it stresses that this is alzheimer's today is a 21st century civil rights issue. two out of three people with alzheimer's are women. blacks and latinos are two to three times more likely to have it. and the cost of care can run anywhere from $50,000 to $1,000 a year, so it can devastate someone of moderate means. and our government is not doing enough. it's the fifth leading cause of death ma

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charles: gary b smith agrees about all of these big problems. but jonathan says, hey, just chill out. be cool. and that's because it's a friday, huh, jonathan? keep optimistic theme from stuart varney going here. >> well, markets tend not to crash, charles. they tend not to collapse. all of these can a ar kassandras are warning about the collapse. and i think a lot of intervention from the federal reserve and the government is going to come home to root in the next couple of months but end in a stagflation like the japan in the '70s or the collapse that gary is talking about. charles: you know, gary smith, we do have to separate the stock market from the economy from time to time. let's face it. we've had a flaccid recovery and the market has done very well. >> well, look, i agree with you. and jonathan says potato, i say potato. so maybe we're talking about two different things. although at this point at 10% decline in the stock market, which would obviously not be a crash, would, you know, throw the jitters into a lot of people. i look at the

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jada pinkett smith talks to us u about her gotham come back. be raising such a sh famous family, and her ties to maryland area. >> very cool. first talking footer safety with dr. oz. where is this all this slumplu come from that we eat all the t time.me you know those grab and go sanao witches at the convenience convi store, are they really okay to a eat? we'll fine out.ut. it's 9:32. z2022z jane loves to treat herself. so she loves new light & fit crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious toppings like chocolate and almonds. now that's a treat! light & fit crunch. feel free to enjoy. z2025z >> slip and is a staple atlip cocktail parties.ti do you know where the shrimp yo buy at the supermarket comesrkec from. that's one of the topics dr. oz. is investigating this week andsk not the only one looking at fooo safety. dr. oz joins us now live from l new york city. good morning, dr. oz, how arez,w you today.yo >> good morning.>> good morn >> i was just reading about how much shrimp they consume in las vegas, 22 million pounds a year. about 60,000 po

b's, c's, and so forth. this is, in a nutshell. mr. smith is right to i do not know that afghanistan, in 2016, is it more fragile than in 2015 or even 2014. what has changed -- and relevant from where we sit in washington -- is we have come to the end of our wishful thinking. what we learned in 2014 and 2015 now convinces us that the dynamics in the national unity government significantly improve. the taliban are probably not going to comment to the negotiating table. the afghan security forces will not be the miracle we had hoped and to some degree convinced ourselves it would be. and elections will probably not happen in 2016. that leaves us with no real way out of what was supposed to be the beginning of an emergence of a slightly abnormal constitutional situation that we are in now. that is why we are looking at alternatives. we have run out of the optimistic scenarios we once had. that is what is sinking in and making 2016 a particularly challenging and different year, even though the fundamentals may not change that much. mr. kugelman:

b of house report offered by mr. thornberry of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith are recognized. mr. thornberry: each of these amendments have been worked on both sides of the aisle. i believe this package deserves members' support and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from exas reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. o'rourke: i yield two minutes to the the gentleman from texas. >> my amendment today would require the defense department and f.a.a. to discuss the helicopter noise. and develop recommendations to reduce the noise on people and property. the airspace around washington, d.c., is more highly congested than any other part of the country. 144 helicopter operations take are here every day, 75% military. one recent addition to our airspace is a hybrid helicopter and airplane with the width of an eight-story building. it has been deployed to iraq and afghanistan and now the peaceful communities of northern virginia. as most of my colleagues

b's, c's, and so forth? we can discuss -- this is, in a nutshell, how i see things shaping up. mr. smith: omar is right to i do not know that afghanistan, in 2016, is it more fragile than in 2015 or even 2014. what has changed -- and relevant from where we sit in washington -- is we have come to the end of our wishful thinking. what we learned in 2014 and 2015

b's, c's, and so forth? we can discuss -- this is, in a nutshell, how i see things shaping up. mr. smith: omar is right to i do not know that afghanistan, in 2016, is it more fragile than in 2015 or even 2014. what has changed -- and relevant from where we sit in washington -- is we have come to the end of our wishful thinking. what we learned in 2014 and 2015 now convinces us that the dynamics in the national unity government significantly improve. the taliban are probably not going to comment to the negotiating table. the afghan security forces will not be the miracle we had hoped and to some degree convinced ourselves it would be. and elections will probably not happen in 2016. that leaves us with no real way out of what was supposed to be the beginning of an emergence of a slightly abnormal constitutional situation that we are in now. that is why we are looking at alternatives. we have run out of the optimistic scenarios we once had. that is what is sinking in and making 2016 a particularly challenging and different year, even though the fundamentals may not change that much. mr. kug

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smith apples. we put in mango and pineapple. >> okay.>>kay >> are you using fresh fruit or frozen?en? >> fresh fruit.. because >> both. >> fresh fruit because we don'tt want to put ice in bif you read the ingredients on our frozen fruit, it's just j fresh frozen like flash frozen fruit. >> any health benefits. >> absolutely. as someone who does not haven h juicer that's pretty incrediblel >> i know.>> that is like the second you putp the apple it comes out com o completely juiced. >> yes.>> so now i'm putting in my mi inform t and cilantro.. >> okay. >> cilantro?>> ciltro? >> um-hmm. >> we have also pineapple and a mango.ngo. >> okay. >> and then we want to grab a nice healthy handful of kale. k >> i love kale. ke. >> okay. >> and this smoothie i set outet to open an ice cream shop. sp. >> yes. y >> and my number one seller is the love juice. (laughter).(lau >> that's good, though.t's goodu >> it's fantasticgh >> can't complain.omai >> this one is quiet, quieter. t >> quite than this juicer.uice >> what's like your number oneue seller? you said love juice bue then what are some others. oer >> we also do of our own fresh f baked items in house. >> yes. y >> we do a great

b of house report 114-569 offered by mr. thornberry of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 732, the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: mr. chairman, each of these amendments have been coordinated with both sides of the aisle. i urge members to support this en bloc package, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. veasey: mr. chairman, although i -- mr. o'rourke: mr. chairman, although i am not opposed to i rise to claim time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. costa: as part of the readiness training, a mission that provides military training and resources to support our local communities throughout the country, there are four national guard teams that are currently practicing the fine art of well drilling in the united states prior to deploying abroad. clearly we know in parts of the middle east, having the water resources available to support our troops is absolutely essential.