bauer? >> yes. >> okay. are these controls embedded in the applications at the direction of cms? >> they were assessed, but, yes, they were embedded, configuration changes would be made based on controls. >> and at what point of the phase should security controls begin to be embedded into the application? >> at the production phase. generally, when we test, we're assuming we're looking at the production-ready version of the application, and then we apply those cms security controls we talked about and assess those against the production-ready version. >> they 'em belledded into the architecture of healthcare.gov? >> the overall cms enterprise security controls are to be applied across all the systems of healthcare.gov. >> they should be embedded then into health care dot governor? >> it should be. >> were they in. >> i have no way of knowing that. >> ms. bauer, do you know if they were? >> i do not know. >> mr. amsler? >> i would not know the answer. >> you don't know if they were embedded,

bauer's company? >> i view them as one of us. >> i taught in her testimony she said they were not that involved, so let me ask you, with this many companies involved, who did you all report to? >> our customer was cms and the security -- >> is there a person? >> our direct government technical lead's name is tom shank weiler. >> and with regard to this, with all these companies playing key roles this developing testing and security, is that typical to have so many companies involved as opposed to one that's tried to do end work on this? >> we've experienced all sizes of implementations, this one is, obviously, certainly one of the largest i've ever seen undertaken. i've certainly seen lots of people involved, but probably not this many. >> mr. providakes, is this typical to have so many companies involved in dealing with the security on this site? >> not nearly the number of companies involved, but having two or three is not untypical to have on the complexity -- >> i just wonder if that added to the

bauer? >> i would just have looked at it briefly -- >> i apologize. >> i agree with the description of ideal situation; however, i wouldn't have insight into the current situation because that involves the development of healthcare.gov. >> mr. amsler? >> i would -- ideal, i agree with ideal, again, we were not involved in those aspects. i couldn't speak to it. >> how about the program there ideal is requirements design, build, and testing, division of phases, and what the current situation is parallel stacking of all phases. do you agree? i apologize for not pronouncing your name. >> that's all right. it creating challenges to the program office to deliver that. >> parallel stacking? >> it would significant challenge to do that. >> ms. bauer? >> i agree with the statement. >> mr. amsler? >> agree. >> okay. how about operation and testing is ideal. i think we agree with that. what happened is insufficient time and scope of end-to-end testing, do you agree with those statements, yes or no? >>

bauer, the person in charge. >> dr. bauer. >> the superintendent. dr.ce bauer says look it remains our celebrate the rich diversity of our community so long as this diversity doesn't include anybody who is christian. >> or mentioning a federal holiday of christmas. see, this is why everybody is off. this is why they have the season. >> yeah. you know, dr. bauer and he has got to be a pinhead. >> she. >> oh it's a she? she has got to be a pinhead. you don't like it, like i told doris go get your congressman to try to rescind. oh no, she has got a picture of it look, you, hey, you. you don't like it, stop taking it out on the kids. get your congressman to introduce legislation to ban the christmas federal holiday. all right? that's how do you it? >> i have got a favor for you now. this is a tip of the day from me to. >> you apparently when you do that gesture i did in the italian history. >> what i meant my chin is very itchy. >> don't worry about it. if they don't like it. come on. >> arthur aidala taught me that italian phrase. >> don't do anything mali

bauer, the person in charge. >> dr. bauer. >> the superintendent. dr.s look it remains our celebrate the rich diversity of our community so long as this diversity doesn't include anybody who is christian. >> or mentioning a federal holiday of christmas. see, this is why everybody is off. this is why they have the season. >> yeah. you know, dr. bauer and he has got to be a pinhead. >> she. >> oh it's a she? she has got to be a pinhead. you don't like it, like i told doris go get your congressman to try to rescind. oh no, she has got a picture of it look, you, hey, you. you don't like it, stop taking it out on the kids. get your congressman to introduce legislation to ban the christmas federal holiday. all right? that's how do you it? >> i have got a favor for you now. this is a tip of the day from me to. >> you apparently when you do that gesture i did in the italian history. >> what i meant my chin is very itchy. >> don't worry about it. if they don't like it. come on. >> arthur aidala taught me that italian phrase. >> don't do anything malicious. i'm m

scott bauer in the pits. what do you see for the data?nutes or so there have been retail buyers coming into the marketplace. looks like the selloff we saw during the day today, maybe that is really short-lived. again, those psychological levels we hit earliers maybe not so -- hit earlier not so important but maybe buyers are coming in. in terms of sales force one thing i want to point out, now that they're going to a mobile platform, 53 on the downside there, if it gets there is some major, major support. as well as i was at indiana university with the kelly business school. they use sales force. it is really, getting geared not only toward the major companies out but also down into the education side. >> all right. scott bauer. >> among the tolling bells at cme. >> thank you. ashley: boeing 777x jetliner just got a huge boost with the launch in dubai. three persian gulf airlines buying jets worth around $100 billion but is this enough to push boeing past the dreamliner problems? lori: we'll look at both sides of the debate in our boeing

we bring in the man at the top, doug bauer.e saw the flash i want to say a week and a half ago that you were buying a division of warehouser, i thought this is a gutsy move. what is the number one thing you believe et does for tripoint? >> well, liz, thanks for having me on, good to see you again today. you know, this transaction is very transformative for tri pointe. it allows the company and its shareholders to benefit from a larger market capitalization and liquidity standpoint, and so for the shareholders and the tri pointe employees, it's very transformative, and we're very excited. about this transaction. and moving forward. liz: well, it brings you from about 2,700 lots to 30,000 lots. what is the first thing you need to do to develop those lots? i don't know, as i look at numbers, i think, boy, that grows you exponentially, and that's a big weight on your shoulders or a big challenge or a big excitement. which one? >> it's a big excitement, liz. we'll own and control nearly 30,000 lots, and what's really great about thi

this is also from eddie bauer.at technology where the moisture from snow beads right off the jacket. he's all layered up, wearing great jeans. underneath we have the same layers we had on the guys earlier from columbia. eagle boots, great hat from lands end. >> styling mohawk hat. >> it's a mohawk hat. >> get out of town. >> kids need to have fun with their fashion in the winter. >> thank you very much. >> let's bring all out. come on, everybody. let's look at you. >> all right. >> forget the sales in the stores, we're going to show you how to survive the crowds. >> oh, really? >> on black friday, right after this. [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. with one-a-day vitacraves for women! it's a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed for women with more calcium and vitamin d. it's gummies for grown-ups. get $2 off at oneaday.com. >>> just two days until black friday, the thought of fighting the crowds may make you cringe but you don't have to let the chaos get in

bauers elementary, in beautiful santa clara, 47 for the kids when they get to school., recease looking good. mid-60s. upper 60s for the final bell of bauers elementary. head to kpix.com for the school cast. get your school on television. oakland 48, san jose, 45 degrees. the moisture is there. the storms aren't there. talk to anybody up in portland, or eugene, it has been wet and stormy, but it has not been here. blocked by a big area of high pressure. the storm for the weekend missing us. the next storm on thursday and friday, missing us. it will be cooler, cloudier, but we're not getting the rainfall until that ridge moves. it does look like it will happen next week. we stay dry, and you'll stay sunny for the next several days. sunny through thursday. starting friday, into the weekend, we'll be cooler. cloudy, but still no rain. that pattern is now pushed back until early next week. veterans day at the earliest. san mateo, union city, mid-60s. sunshine tomorrow, 63 for daly city. san rafael 70. sunny mild, 70s through thursday. cooler on friday, cool, but dry over th

with the power, we still had running bauer, but to have nothing, no sewage, and you have to scavenge for food. and everything that you own, which is probably not valuable at all, you've lost. >> young barber, jess mccoy, just heard from his family in the philippines two days ago. >> grandma and grandpa's house, they will are to sell the property. and just to rebuild it is going to take a lot. >> that's why they're generating 100% of the haircuts on sunday to the red cross. and they're taking in blankets and goodsful. >> a lot of people don't have anything to begin with, you know? over there, they're all depending on each other. one person helps another. >> many local donations wind up down the street at a shipping company that's sending supplies to the philippines free of charge. >> we're having ten calls a day, ten people asking for donations. >> in fact, 15 donation boxes are shipping out this weekend, filled with so many things that the people need. as way a to show their love for their fellow filipinos. >> you can still feel the loss, and the devastation. >> the cargo company sit

bauer publishing is sending this out. i want to get this out away.kly" and "lifestyle" stand behind the articles in issue in this action. they had a wealth of evidence substantiating that following his divorce from miss holmes, mr. cruise was absent from his daughter for long periods of time, that seeing her was not his first priority and she was emotionally struggling as a result of her father's extended absences. to me that sounds like a double down. big time. >> wow! the question is, what does the word abandon mean? that was their headline, that he abandoned suri. if he's off doing a movie and having phone calls with her, is that abandonment? what if they chose that -- >> a soldier deployed does not get to see or skype. is that abandonment? >> tom cruise is saying he's going to take a stand. good for him. they publish a lot of things that are not accurate. they choose words like this very carefully to hide behind. he has a tough legal standard to meet. >> amen to that. his issue when i read the complaint is that, look, you put out these massive he

scott bauer of trading advantage is our handyman today.ing to you scott. > >good morning angie. > >were traders impressed by those numbers coming in from home depot and what will it mean for lowe's today? > >i think we're going to see very similar numbers. this is a stock that has pretty much followed the trend of the market. we see this continual grind up. in fact, if you look from a technical standpoint it's followed the 50 day moving average all throughout the last 6-9 months. i think it's gonna follow right in home depot's steps. i think we're gonna see a very solid earnings report and going forward most importantly pretty good guidance. until we really see some form of a bubble in housing---which there is talk about it but we're really not seeing it---lowe's is definitely one to have in your portfolio. > >is it too late to buy now though? > >i don't think so. i'd probably wait until after the report later today because we may see a slight pullback. but in the long run---six to nine months---stock to own, definitely. > >you're also wat

eddie bauer this time is taking us to the british columbia interior to show us how amazing the powder the skiable snow is there. it is beautiful. this video was shot last year. in the right state of mind for this season of skiing and snowboarding, here you go. >> i can't do that. i would go down on my butt. >> you have to start somewhere. this is inspiration for the rest of us. >> i feel like i can feel the snow gathering on my eyelashes. >> i am no expert but this is really exciting to see. i do like the powder when it is really soft and you are carving into it and going down really fast. it is cold but it is ex hill lett exhilarating. >> they had to frame up a shot. the skier jumps over this mound of snow. pretty cool >>> a flat screen giveaway time. let's get us started. >> all you need to do to win a 42-inch flat screen tv is have monday's buzz where you have to be 18 or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> if you are using a mobile phone or tablet, go to the first post and tap on the mobile link. >> time to reveal the monday buzz word. it is download. >> get over to facebook.co

scott bauer joins us now for chart talk. good morning scott. what do you think about tiffany going into earnings? > >tiffany looks like it's still on the rise. the stock has been so strong, so steady. we see retailers in general haven't faired very well lately. but the high end sector--tiffany is the class of that sector. and the fact that over the last 6,9,12 months the americas have not really added into the bottom line of tiffany's even though we have seen wealth improvement and the economy improve and the stock market improve. i think that's gonna be turned around in this report and going into the next quarter. and i think you're gonna see a sizeable increase in down to the bottom line for the americas. > >is this stock still as popular as its been on wall street in recent years? it looks like it's been having a strong run. > >yes. tiffany is well liked on wall street---both as a company and as a stock to trade. there's high volume, option activity is high. the guys on the floor here see nothing again but the bright side to tiffany's > >but

it gives investors a new deminision in choosing drug stocks to buy according to trader scott bauer. i think, the public perciption is that this is going to hurt merck more than any of the other drug companies astrezenica, pfizer, companies like those are buys here. pfizer the maker of lipitor -- rallied to $31.87 cents yesterday. investors gave a warm welcome to a discount hotel chain in its ipo. extended stay popped 19% on its first day of trading to close at 23.87. the company rents rooms out by the week or month. guests on average stay 26 days. textbook rental company chegg fell in its open. it dropped 23% on day one, closing at 9.68.and it was a disappointing first day. the company sometimes called the "netflix of textbooks", priced the stock at the high-end of its i-p-o range. the ipo tied to the value and performance of nfl running back arian foster-- has been postponed. the football player was injured in the texan's - colts game and will undergo back surgery that will sideline him for the season. fantex hoped to debut its first ipo for foster later this month. ipo hopes are n

traders are well aware of the importance of staying ahead of the curve -- scott bauer of trading advantage joins us with ideas on buying and selling retail stock ahead of black firday. good morning scott. > > good morning angie. > > we have an unusual situation here. we have thanksgiving and hanukkah happening at the same time. how will that affect trading? > > you know this is the first time ever and it's not going to happen again and i do think we are going to lose retail sales in that first week or so after thanksgiving when all the black friday sales come out unless some of these retailers-- which i think may happen-- may actually-- a week ahead of thanksgiving -- come out with some early bird specials let's say because that's a significant part of the market of people shopping for hanukkah that normally would be during the month of december that now really has to be mid to late november. > > now scott, walmart, macy's and target tend to be the big players. are those stocks you would buy or sell here? > > here's what i would like, target over walmart and here's the reason why: going in

doesn't it look great from the bauer oh cam?talk about how temperatures are going to be a lot like yesterday within a couple degrees here and there. sun sets at about 4:58 this afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s along the coast. it will feel cooler because of the breezes. low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods. some upper 60s around fairfield, antioch, and napa. tonight's temperatures under a partly cloudy sky, about as cool as this morning. we'll have 30s in the north bay and east bay inland valleys. mid 40s to around the upper 40s in all of our other neighborhoods. here's what's happening tomorrow. you see the next batch coming with limited moisture. the rain shield, green here, gets as close as lake, mendocino county by non- then it falls apart -- by noon, then it falls apart. on monday, the next system out over the ocean, scooping up moisture. the low is heading north of us again. that means the best chance of any type of precipitation, it's not a good chance, will be tuesday into wednesday across the north bay. h

he has filed the lawsuit against the bauer publishing group for misleading headlines. >>> going viralthat you need to see before you head out to your favorite sports bar. >>> and that is funny, that is a husband allegedly using a stun gun on his wife after she lost a b bet. this is for real. she got revenge calling the cops and sending him to jail. >> reporter: this is a small town tavern where a romance between a husband and wife got nagged. they had a bet between the two of them the loser was supposed to get tasted by the winner. and the bear john grant won so his wife lost. at some point the couple stepped outside and ended in the alley and that is when the husband shocked her twice on her backside and one on her thigh. she laughed it off. and then she said the wife got tazed one more time and the couple left the bar and she called police. i had no inkling that they would end up that way at the end of the night. >> the taser that he had was a skin contact type of taser which actually if you use it enough times it can actually leave burn marks. the husband went to jail on the charge

. >> live in san jose, the bauer kads are up and so are the tents. as black friday becomes black thursday. i'll tell you why some people are calling it an assault on thanksgiving coming up. >>> some a calling it an assault on thanksgiving. many stores set to start the day before black friday. but now there's a growing backlash to the shop till you drop idea. when does it stop? >> good evening. this best buy opens at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. there's pair kads out herele l already. a growing number of stores will open their doors tomorrow, hoping to lure shoppers away from the thanksgiving dinner table. >> several people are already camping out outside the best buy in san jose. miguel aguiano was first in line and has been there since last friday. >> the deals are great this year. and spending thanksgiving, like, same thing, turkey, ham every single year kind of gets repetitive. so it's better to do something new. >> despite the people camping out a new yukon poll found th9 t of 10 americans don't plan to shop tomorrow. and a pledge on facebook not to shop

. >> fantastic story wee here with today's nutritionist, joy bauer, and dr. r e center for eating disorders. how lucky are we to have you wus today. >> foremost renown expert. >> i love the story because it is both. i don't love the heart breaking part, but it is heart breaking and heart warming. she struggled with emotional abuse her entire lif but it is so incredibly heart warming because in her 60s, lar in life, she completely turned things arou. d it is so inspiring to people watcng because it shows you that it never too late. it doesn't matter how many years you had bad habitsnder your belt, you can get hethy. >> we'll talk with the goo doctor about the binge and yo- dieting and that kind of thing in a second. tell uwhat she ate and we' bring kathy t. >> because we'll talk abouthe bingei, this is that she ud to binge on late in the evenin. half glon of ice cream, lots of m&ms. she haa whole stick of butter with a famy size bag of pretzels. i never hed about that before. each about 2,000 cories. she now has things like hum us and rrots, yogurt, pish ashio

. >> richard nixon told his knowledge of a break-in, a bauer. bill clinton told a lie about a private personal sexual liaison. barack obama told a lie, remeetedly, regularly, consistently, over and over again, about the wealth that will affect the wealth, and health of millions of innocent americans. the first two, which ensnared nixon and clinton, are into insignificants compared to these lies. and when he says that you like yourhawk heck, you can keep it, like your doctor, you can keep it, he then says, period. using the word "period" means, i guarantee you and assure you of the accuracy and truthfulness. >> but the legal statement, period, you could say, well, i said you can keep your plan. i didn't say that you might not end up paying more for it. right? i guess what i'm asking you, as a great lawyer, that you leave yourself some wiggle room. >> in his open mind he left wiggle room but he seriously deceived the american public. we live in the fret state of new jersey, 882,000 people learn in the past three weeks in the state of new jersey, t

acknowledged that religion played a part in his divorce. >> reporter: when contacted by abc news, bauere declined to comment. >> i want the truth. >> reporter: the case is expected to be in court next year. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> all right. linzie, thank you. >>> and coming up, how some women are getting revenge on their husband's alleged mistresses. a new website empowering them right now. >>> and "the play of the day." perhaps you've seen it. we're going to be up and dancing. it will all make sense. go nowhere. like our new santa fe chicken quesadilla, burger bites, sandwiches, and more, served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. more life happens here. nothing wrong with taupe. but nope. let's open up a can of this. and match this. let's validate, navigate, and then, let's get after it. paint, no. let's do... pow. let's do this. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now on behr ultra interior get $5 off 1 gallon cans. goglossophobia, is the fear of public s

let's start with bob bauer, the one fact that i will pepper him with now is he and ben also chair a commission that the president has appointed to look at voting in america. if i wanted to make a joke of it, i would say there's a democratic lawyer and republican lawyer, they walked into a bar and talked about elections what would they agree on. what's your aim to see the country moving forward on a bipartisan basis. >> it was established under an executive order by president obama that specified some very specific areas involving impediments and rights to vote and ways of overcoming this em. there are a host of those. military voting access to the polls for voters lacking english language deficiencies, voting impediments. we heard a good bit about lines, how polling places force people to wait long periods of time before they can vote. a broad range of those that i think is fair to put under the category of electoral administrative issues. the way elections are run in a fashion that respects the voters and enables them to have the appropriate access to the polling place, and our charge, i thin

now he is fighting back, suing bauer publishing company for $50 million.ut saving his reputation. michaela herrera has details. >> reporter: he is famously known for keeping his mouth wide shut when it comes to his personal life. now tom cruise is defending his actions as a father in a very high profile way. tuesday, cruise filed this document in his $50 million lawsuit against bauer publishing, about stories in life and style and in touch magazines where they claim he abandoned his daughter, suri. >> by filing this $50 million lawsuit, he is taking a stand, saying he is not putting up with headlines that he believes are not only false but destructive to his reputation. >> reporter: in the filing, the assertion that i abandoned suri after my divorce is patently false, i have in no way cut suri out of my life, whether physically, emotionally or otherwise. cruise says it is not about the $50 million price tag, it is about the priceless value of his reputation. >> he is seen his share of scandalous headlines. this brings into the spotlight his parenting and h

. >> we're going to bauers i.t., a green bus transportation company. >> reporter: like any marine sergeant worth his stripes, jarom vahai is always looking out for his brothers in arms. >> i've been bringing veterans to them with their resumes and setting them up on interviews. >> reporter: these days, he is on patrol near his home in san francisco. his objective: jobs for unemployed veterans. >> treated it just like it was a mission, just like it was something that i was targeting and i attacked. >> reporter: but jarom has found one hill he cannot conquer: the incessant ringing in his ears. it's called "tin-et-is," also pronounced "ti-night-us" for him, it began with a scene like this in iraq. on five separate occasions, he came dangerously close to powerful explosions. >> it would last maybe a day, sometimes three days and then it would go away. and then, one day, it just started and never stopped. it's just a high pitch, constant, kind of like that test sound. >> reporter: the veterans administration says tinnitus is the number one medical complaint among combat veterans, but it is not

was maimed for life, they had to amputate her arm right near the elbow, and even worse, jesse's half bauer. fatally wounded by this exploding device. once jesse learned that samuel hardwick had a role -- it wasn't hard to learn this because the news got out to the newspapers. the pinkertons cooperate keep a lid on it. it was quickly known that samuel hardwick played a role in the raid. the federal thing hardwick did was move from his farm for protection. he went about armed when he was going about his business. of a few months the pressure was too much and samuel hardwicked to flee the state, and the place he fled to was st. paul, minnesota, and it was nope he went there because he wrote letters back to the liberty paper, and jesse, if anything, was a big reader of the newspapers and quickly learned where samuel hardwick was. so to go to minnesota to hide out and the other to give jesse chance to have his revenge on samuel hardwick. so the eight men arrive in minnesota by train. they good to the twin cities and spend a couple weeks in st. paul insuring minneapolis. they have lots of money

the movie star, filing papers in court tuesday, in his $50 million lawsuit against bauer publishing.nd style" which has suri in tears, abandoned by her dad. and this cover of "in touch," with suri abandoned by daddy last year, are not true. in the court documents cruise calls claims he abandoned suri, patently false. stating that after his divorce from actress katie holmes, we spoke on the phone almost every day. she has never indicated in words or substance that she has ever felt abandoned by me. the a-lister admits that following his divorce, he was working overseas on two films. and says he couldn't see suri as much as he would have liked. but adds, he in no way cut suri out of his life. whether physically, emotionally, financially or otherwise. >> he understands that this kind of criticism goes with the territory of being one of the biggest movie stars in the world. but this one struck him wrong. >> reporter: the magazine company is pushing back saying, in one court document, that at the time of publishing, cruise hadn't seen suri in 44 days. claiming cruise was, out at clubs and

in fact -- >> our good friend today joy bauer is here to help you build a better soup.n't matter the age. >> thank you. >> let's start with creamy tomato soup. i love. one of my personal favorites. >> it's a staple on most restaurant lunch mean ynus, a lf the creamy deliciousness comes if heavy cream. a standard bowl will run you, if you can believe, 640 calories. so here's how you make ut slimmer. i take my pot. i saute it with all vegetables like carrots and onions. i add in tomato paste, a large can of the fire roasted dice tomatoes, an extra can of water. and instead of cream, i'm putting in tofu. >> really? >> this is eight ounces of tofu. it bumps up the nutrition and protein and you use an immersion blender. and you just literally blend it. >> exactly. >> it comes out creamy. >> look at that. it looks almost the same, right? >> the calories, 160. >> wow. >> it's a fraction of the calories. >> you want to try? >> now if you make this twice a week during the colder months -- >> i honestly cannot tell the difference. >> that's really good. make the swap twice a week

this is also from eddie bauer.s earlier from columbia. eagle boots, great hat from lands end. >> styling mohawk hat. >> it's a mohawk hat. >> get out of town. >> kids need to have fun with their fashion in the winter. >> thank you very much. >> let's bring all out. come on, everybody. let's look at you. >> all right. >> forget the sales in the stores, we're going to show you how to survive the crowds. >> oh, really? >> on black friday, right after this. what can i do with my $7 a month anemail the school. acfone? call the doctor. text the groomer. find gear for soccer. send invites to a party. post karate pics. help sean with history. battle of hastings... 1066. all that with my android from tracfone... now with three times the talk, text and data for as low as $7 a month. unbeatable nationwide coverage without a contract. the new huawei glory. tracfone. do everything for less. [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪

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. >> joy bauer doesn'tant that to happen so she is here to help us make smart food chces. >> you haveage. so the question to y all is how longould you have to walk in order to bn off this entire spread >> how my calories is that? >> 3,210 calori. it's betweenive urs, eig hour or 11 hours? >> depending on how fast you're walking. >> i'm going in the middle wh eight urs. 11 hours. >> 11 hours. >> could you igine 3,210 calories? so i thi you m want to talk to thetudio on friday >> okay. >> the next question, is it tru or false,f you are watching your weight you should always go for the whiteeat turkey over the da meat turkey. >> false. false is right. so a lot o people don't realize that the dark meat turke is just a few extra calories. so if you really love dark mt go for it. it's a gat high quality proteijust like th white meet. e real diffeshe yence is the sk. as long as y get rid of the skinou'll save yoursel lories. nice. >> natalie, we need you to catch up. >>'m trying. i keep ringing but apparently late. >> which thanksgiving side dish packs in the most calories? is it one cup ofh

we're here with today's nutritionist, joy bauer, and dr.treaking part, but it heart breaking and heart warming. she struggled withmotional abuse her entire life. but it iso incredibly heart warming becausen her 60s, later in life, she completely turned things around. and it iso inspiring to people watching because it sho you that it is nev too late. it doesn't matter how my years you had bad habits under your belt, you can g healthy. >> we' talk with the good doctor about t binge and yyo dieting and that kinof thing in a second. tell us at she ate and we'll bring kathy out. >> because we'll talk about the bingeing, this is tha she ud to bge on late in the evenings. half gallon of ice cream,ots of m&ms. she had a whole stick of butter with a familyize bag of etzels. i never hed about that before. each about 2,000 calories. she has things like humus and carrots, yogurt, pistachio nuts. e nixed the binge eating at night. >> let's look at kathy before, ys. kathy, come jn "the joy fit club." >> oh, my god. >> look at her ms. lo at those guns. >>