this beaver is eager to do it. yay! [cheering and applause] >> stephen: now previously you've educated kids about the dangers of gluten and celiac disease. >> yep, kids, listen to your friend mcgnaw, don't eat bread, eat wood instead. >> stephen: kids, to be clear, in this example, wood is a metaphor for fruits and vegetables. >> or wood. >> stephen: let's move on. mcgnaw, are you prepared to join mr. squirrel and take on hillary clinton? >> you bet. i've got some questions about her decision to vote for the war in iraq. >> stephen: like? >> like why did she vote for it. >> stephen: okay. but you might want to pepper that with some beaver puns. >> like what? >> stephen: like if she had to do it over, "wood" she "chews" to do it again? huh? [applause] >> i don't know, stephen. that doesn't seem appropriate for the gravity of this subject. i was reading an article in "pro-publica," and i'm troubled by the fact that hillary clinton didn't even read the national intelligence estimate before voting to commit troops to an ope

. >> could beavers be more dangerous than sharks. the vicious encounter that sent one new york man to the hospital. >> my goodness. good morning, tam. we're knife langhorne bucks county along route 1 the super highway where things are nice and quiet this morning. no overnight construction here along one, 213, maple avenue in the ongoing zone. don't fear, there are other construction zones to worry about including one on 309. we're talk about some other issues after the break. >> matt also your collection of. >> reporter: logees is about to grow. find out what's going on in the what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one d

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. >> he might find a beaver there. >> excuse me? >> a beaver. shot one a while back and burned it in the pit. >> okay. >> there was no obvious evidence of a beaver being in the fire pit. ken otto explained that he would like to kill animals and chop them up and spread them in the sand. it was disappointing that mr. otto revoked his consent, but we knew we would be back. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ >>> two weeks after shamia's smith disappearance, investigators no longer considered her boyfriend a suspect. >> the boyfriend saw shamia leave the house and then walk out and that was the last time that he saw her. i believe the boyfriend was telling the truth. >> investigat

but north wales, sumneytown pike near beaver street. and the roads in conshohocken, with the exception of balligomingo road, we have a downed tree blocking that road near front street. you can take swedeland road if you need to get around it. for drivers in delaware, this is a live look, 495 at terminal avenue. 495 is still closed in both directions between exits 2 and 3. vai? >> new from overnight, a fight escalates to a shooting inside a north philadelphia bar. police say a man was shot in the leg at marv love's ii bar. the victim told investigators he was not part of the fight. he's in stable condition. police are looking for the gunman who took off running. >>> new from overnight, fire at a home in kensington, the 00 block of east cornwall street. this fire broke out after 11:00 last night. no injuries reported. >>> investigators are looking into an unexpected landing at philly international. a malfunction on the lufthansa plane forced the flight to burn fuel in air and the germany-bound jet had to return to philadelphia for repairs

the kayak school owner says he's never seen a beaver attack before. that's a huge bieber. >> it looks menacing. >> i'm staying out of this one. >> the bieber doesn't look so bad when you talk about the chucpacabra. >> the bieber vs. the to the macabre. >> the whole world may and after that. but soccer but today's temperatures. the prepared for this. it's going to the humid. do whatever you can to beat the heat because it is going to be a very aggressive. the type of stuff that attacks the body. 77 and garlic. 76 in joliet. midway is at 80 degrees. as the look around the region, the satellite and radar composite shows dry conditions. further to the north we have that rain continuing. we are on the lookout for more potential for showers popping up later today. we do have the potential to see something strong in the afternoon and evening. computer model forecast shows a wicked line moving through by lunchtime. then it is long keeps around 8:00 p.m. a very valid solution. we will end with more storms in the region. 90 degrees today to its low is 66. mar w

. >> beaver, eat your brussel sprouts. >> i can't. >> "leave it to beaver" was something a lot of families understood. it was the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally had. and everyone in their life has an eddie haskell. >> some dumb kid fell in his soup. >> good evening, mr. cleaver. some poor, unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it. but they did. >> tonight's special report, in the 1961 -- >> this is another situation comedy or a western or whether it's a drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the andy griffith show, mayberry, a kinder, gentler place, it'd be hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> hi. >> the core of the andy griffith show was this rock at the center of it. calm, wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people that i have known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> there comes a time when you have to stop the p

the west was explored by people we call today mountain men, people who went into the west to trap beaver fur in particular. a lot of them are actually involved in large companies. they were employees. but they stayed in the mountains. they live there year-round. and just by virtue of the fact that they were trying to find areas where beavers were located, they went into areas that only native americans had seen before them. it just happened that by virtue of this commercial enterprise, these guys found probably more than the official voyages of exploration did, that were funded by the government. this part of the museum tells the story of pioneers who started to grow west in large numbers in the 1840's and 1850's, up until the transcontinental railroads started to be built. the idea of going west to during this time was an idea of trying to acquire free land, most of it in oregon. as time went on, of course the finding of gold in california opened up a whole new chapter in the rush for people to get to the west. the idea in these early days was to get from an area like missouri all the w

it comes from the caster sacks of the beaver located in the butt region.ple know where it is, i don't know who was the first people to take some of that brown stuff and put it on food but it must taste pretty good because we use over 1,000 pounds of it in this country every single year. again, this is all natural, but maybe too natural from me. >> from the beaver's butt parts? >> yes. >> have you ever eaten ice cream again? >> i look for -- i want it to say natural vanilla bean, natural raspberry, not just natural flavors. >> is it harder for you to eat? you look at this table, there's a lot of products here that people eat every day. >> we actually found things in every aisle of the grocery store that didn't have sugar, didn't have any of these potentially dangerous ingredients. that's why we wrote "rich and poor food." we went down every inld said these are good products, these are bad products. >> it's good to have a book like this. i have young children. you don't spend the time, even though i advocate reading labels, it's hard to get through that and

lot of west was actually explored by people who we call today mountain men, people who went trap beaver for tofur in particular to try make money for themselves. a lot of them were involved in large fur trading companies and were employees, but they fade into the mountains. they lived out there year-round, and they -- just by virtue of the fact that they were trying to find areas where beaver were located, what they went into areas that only native americans had seen before them. it just happened that by virtue of this commercial enterprise, these guys found probably more voyages official exploration did that were funded by the government. this part of the museum tells the story of the pioneers who started to go west in large numbers in the early 1840's and continued right through the 1860's, up until the time when the transcontinental railroad started to be built. the idea of going west during this time was an idea of trying to acquire free land. most of it in oregon. on, the time went finding of gold in california opened up a whole new chapter in the rush for people to get to the west

. >> beaver, eat your brussel sprouts. >> gee, mom, i can't.y stomach is glued to my throat. >> now, no excuses. >> "leave it to beaver" was something that a lot of families understood. it was the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver! >> most people had a lot of experiences like the beaver and wally had, and everybody has an eddie haskell. >> hi, eddie. some dumb kid fell. oh, good evening, mr. cleaver, some poor, unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everybody has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they would never get over it. but they did. >> a special report. the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it is a western or whether it is a drama. i think it is the quality of the show itself that is important. >> "the andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place, it would be hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> the core of "the andy griffith show" was this rock and at the center of it calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people that i have known all o

by virtue of the fact that they were trying to find areas where beavers were located, they went intoreas that only native americans had seen before them. it just happened that by virtue of this commercial enterprise, these guys found probably more than the official voyages of exploration did, that were funded by the government. this part of the museum tells the story of pioneers who started to grow west in large -- go west in large numbers in the 1860's up until the transcontinental railroads started to be built. the idea of going west to during this time was an idea of trying to acquire free land, most of it in oregon. as time went on, of course the finding of gold in california opened up a whole new chapter in the rush for people to get to the west. the idea in these early days was to get from an area like missouri all the way to the west coast. they were not really interested in settling in the areas in between. so, they had to find, first, a way to get there, and that ideal way was through self pass in -- south pass in wyoming, and in then -- and then the best conveyance to get t

the beavers haven't been seen in the santa clara valley for 150 years. now that they've arrived just in time as far as native turtles are concerned. >> they're going to have popppos to swim. >>> it could be said that giants fans are getting spoiled with the no-hitters, but the second one for mr. lincecum today. >> so exciting. >> yeah, it was a really solid performance here today, only 113 pitches. the pitcher has almost done it all. four all-star appearances, including the start in the 2009 mid-summer classic in st. louis. but this performance at the yard today might be his crowning achievement. let's go to the highlights, a 4-0 win over the padres here at at&t park. lincecum dazzles once again. no hitting the pads before a packed house. he's swarmed by his teammates and showered with gatorade. they were kick to praise the herculean efforts. >> he's working really well, this is what he does today, it was amazing. >> twice now in the big leagues, and today, to throw a gem, just an absolute gem. it tells you, you know, what he is capable of doing, every d

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this is video of the beavers, at 3:00 in the only, and this is the 8 the year a beaver has been bornrtinez since moving in, in 2006 and attracting wide-spread attention when it was feared the dams could trigger flooding but engineers reduced the risk in a special plan. >> we continue at 5:30 with the top stories including the red light camera in the east bay creating anger among oakland city leaders. new details on the bay area girl they chaired brain dead after surgery and the request the family is now making to her sc >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us, i am matt keller here for eric thomas and kristen sze. we start with the weather. the winds have picked up with cooler temperatures this morning. >> pore refreshing for all of us. on the weapons if you can and let in the fresh air. the wind is 29 miles per hour and it was up to 44 miles per hour at times. 13 at half moon bay and 15 at oakland. you can see the cloud cover rolling across sfo so far, no delays and we will keep an eye on it, and inland east bay is the

it was about a beaver. it was really what started me on my journey of reading. this beaver was so wise. he made the mark seem so tasty i wanted to eat it myself. it got my imagination stimulated and i read every book in the public library and downtown and read all of the animal books and then started reading about plants and then rocks because we lived near the railroad tracks and what is along the tracks? rocks. soon i could identify any rock and tell you how it formed. i was the dummy at the time. and one day a teacher came in, held up a rock and said can you tell me what this is? a never -- i never raised by hands. and i finally did and everybody turned around and looked and couldn't believe. the teacher called on me and i said mr. jake that is -- obsininous and he said that is right. and i told him the story of and everybody was starring at me but i was the most amazed person in the room because it dawned on me i was no dummy and the reason i knew the answers is because i was reading those books. from that point forward, you could not get a book out of my ha

to acknowledge the working family summit is about we have to acknowledge we're not in leave it to beaver anymore there are more women in the workplace and the family has evolved and the family responsibility have viewed and public policy needs to evolve with those changing democrat garlics and changing trends you tell throughout america i talk to people all the time and they give me the following concerns i need to make enough money to put food on the tackle but want to be home to eat dinner at that table with my families (clapping) i hear from so many people to go home and take care of my father or mother or pickup my sick child and yet i have to choose been the job i love and the family i love that's an unfair choosing choose most of other criticize countries on the planet don't allow us to make the most important family values or one of the month important is time spent with your family and be able to help our children with their homework and be home at night yelling yet all too many people are working two or three jobs that's not america so that's why we're having those working famil

. >> looks like a beaver. >> maybe he thinks he is, and that's what's going on and had an identity crisis. >> eventually gets back to the boat, and the squirrel was put on board. >> well, if it was looking for a good time, adventurous day, it got it, for sure. >> the other squirrels won't believe him. >> there's a video now, though, so they are. >>> time to check in for matt cradle again. >> they get close to the edge of the water, and watch what they do. as the guy says, you know what? felt good aut doing a good deed. >> a bad guy causing all sorts of problems in pubs across the u.k. this is the guy police say right here. watch what he's doing, at the black swan pub. he's got a beer, looking around. >> looks suspicious. >> watch what he does, takes his hands, takes something, puts it in the jacket. what is it? a charity box. people make donations for children with cancer, special needs children, hitting up all pubs in u.k. police think he's done it a half dozen times. >> man, what? >> bad guy in the u.k., and now a bad guy here in the states. 7:00 a.m. gas station, dressed in black, goes

. >> fans sharing their world cup beaver with us. and up load them to our news app. and check out this snap shot from a family of fans. check it out. >> team usa has several paths after portugal came up with these soccer shocker yesterday. in a tie in a game u.s. had won but right now united states and germany have four points and they share the top spot in group g. u.s. can advance, they beat or tie germany if drawing that works as well. there are other options here. we'll explain them more. win or draw, and we're in good shape. >> now honda, maz ka and nissan are recalling millions of vehicles. >> michael finney joining us now with that story and the rest of today's consumer news. there is a recall? it's out of control. >> it's amazing. there have been more recalls this year than cars sold last year. >> oh, goodness. >> wow. >> yes. >> honda recalled 2 million vehicles a million are here in the united states. all between 2000 and 2005 on top of a million vehicles recalled last year forcing similar problems. nissan recalled honda and nissan announced recalls last ye

lets see traffic for new north wales there is an accident on north sumanytown pike near beaver street. route 11 will trolley is shuttle busing between 70th and wood land avenue from the darby transportation center because of of track work, more of >>> growing tensionness iraq, forcing evacuations of the u.s. embassy in baghdad. militant group known as isis has taken control of two iraqi cities and vows to continuity tense situation which has left a countless number of people dead and tens of thousands now fleeing for their lives. the obama administration is watching this very closely but crisis has become another issue, that has left political leaders divided. >> what has happened in iraq and what we are seeing with is is is a good deal predictable by the president's failure to act appropriately. >> any direct military action by united states needs to be done when we see that the the iraqi g has actually pulled itself together politically. >>> president other bam a says he is considering a number of options here but says that it is the the iraqis themselves who must spearhead efforts

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all ac

this marks -- >> the beavers attracted wide spread attention and engineers came up with a plan to reducerisk. >> check out baby ducks with their mom. this video shot here in saratoga. after several attempts, they make it to the top to be with mom. >> it's abc7 news at 5:00. live coverage of game three of the nba finals begins at 5:30. then join me after the game. our special guest is warriors forward ask we're looking forward to that. >> exciting show. thanks for joining us. for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm cheryl jennings. >> world news next, then nba. heat and spurs game three. have a good night. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight the breaking news. the deadly school shooting. >> shots fired. >> authorities on the scene. what happened inside? including the popular gym teacher racing down the hall to get away. >> the teacher was running away and he got shot. >> the gunfire breaking out just as school children gearing up for vacation. is we're on the ground tonight. >>> the severe weather hitting this evening. the rescues playing out. the flooding. parts of the east coast and hart land now o

there's a crash along sumneytown pike at beaver street. in souderton area there's work blocking the intersection at could youpath road and god shall road and west broad street. it's a spot to avoid. stay on allentown road. 476 you see it there. let's look at the commuter waze app. a work zone one north of lansdale and one north of quakertown and one southbound by lansdale, as well, those should be clearing out shortly. >>> resident in central california in a community have been told it's time to evacuate as a wildfire comes howling in their discretion. about 3 square miles in and around the sequoia national forest has burned so far and five hundred homes are at risk. officials say westerly winds and you drought-like conditions are fueling the flames. the fire is ten% contained. >>> vice president joe biden is heading to central america. while there he will focus on stopping the sad and dangerous pipeline of undocumented children coming to the u.s. through mexico. the veep will meet with the presidents of guatemala and el salvador. during m

and sumneytown road watch out for a crash near beaver street. >> new this morning, a man is in the hospital in stable condition after being shot in a north philadelphia bar. the action cam is on the scene of the 2700 block of north second street. a second person suffered injuries when a crowd tackled someone following the shooting. the search for the shooting goes on. >>> septa says it is reading for the morning commute after president obama derailed a one day strike on the regional transit line. katherine scott is live at the balance a will a station she's not ryder reaction. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, around 60,000 passengers take septa's regional rail each weekday and a lot of people worried about how they remember going to get to work this morning, if there was a strike, but the commuters at the bala stop and other stops can expect normal separations today. the strike lasted one day. it started 12:01 saturday, but 4:00 a.m., sunday, regional rail trains started rolling after electrical worker he is and engineers were back to work. 400 workers haven't had a

. >> beaver, how can you lose money just by counting it? >> every time i look at it, i think of something i need. >> and an automobile was more than just a way to get around. >> the back seat of a car was kind of like what a motel is now to the young people. it gave you a chance to kiss your girlfriend and, you know, be without any interruptions. >> and that's what bob was doing on may 22nd, 1957. he and his date and another couple were parked on a deserted stretch of road near el segundo, california, an area known as lovers' lane. >> the windows were steamy, as they normally get when you're sitting with your girlfriend, kissing for an hour, or however long it is. >> when bob opened the window for some air, he discovered they weren't alone. >> i saw the gun as the only thing that came through the window. that was my whole life in that millisecond. >> the man, a white male in his early 20s, demanded their money and jewelry. then he ordered the two couples to get out of the car and to remove their clothes. he then tied their hands behind thei

also beaver haven. dover you're at 76. vineland at 78. futurecast shows dry conditions through the day today. we'll get some increased clouds for tonight but we'll remain dry tonight. tomorrow the humidity goes up. we're still look at partly sunny skies. dry. showers and thunderstorms to develop by tuesday but the better chance we think will be on wednesday and even thursday, but will it stick around for the fourth of july? that's the big question. allentown, 85 degrees along with quakertown. mt. poconos, 86. northeast philly at 87 for the day today. doylestown, 85. 70s, mid-70s. down to rehoboth. vineland, 85677. voorhees will have a high of 86 by the afternoon. it looks like winds like we said are going to remain nice and calm and by tomorrow that's when the humidity starts to go up. chance of thunderstorms on tuesday mainly in the afternoon. that goes for wednesday. look at these numbers. they go into the 90s. this is when they're going feel uncomfortable. a better chance on thursday. then a very slight chance of showers for the fourth

exploration of the hudson river, and it sailed here in 1609, and within a handful of years, you had dutch beaver netherland, which was the dutch colony based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> captain reynolds not only navigates the half moon, he's also the director of the new netherland museum. >> what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >> people tend to think that these explorers just blundered around and accidentally stumbled upon their discoveries, but they didn't. they sailed very precisely everywhere they were going. they knew where they were going, they documented where they were and what they were finding. >> at the time hudson sailed, life aboard ship wasn't glamorous. >> split peas formed one of the basic staples for shipboard life, as well as white peas and wheat. you'd cook this up, more or less, like oatm

we have been beaver average all the way through the weekend. certain will -- been below average all weekend. livermore will hang out around 60. 90 warm night for document san jose 61. san rafael 66. what you can't see is the significant weather change that is about to happen. low pressure is building off to the west. as soon as tomorrow we will see the on shore flow increase. it will take those triple digit temperatures and drop them down to the low 90ed. it will still be well below average but nothing like we saw the past two days. that flow moves into oregon and washington. temperatures way down near the bay will stay in the 60s. inland highs will barely make it into the low 80s. big time temperature changes. much keel weather by the end of this week. it will be a mild night tonight with fog returning to the coast. cooling for everybody starts tomorrow. temperatures back to seasonal temperatures or normal temperatures by the middle of this week. highs tomorrow down to 86 in concord. san jose 84. sunnyvale 83. hayward dropping to 73. walnut cr

just be as eager beaver at this you would be if you're 17 years old. another thing has never faced the facts or you will not get out of bed in the morning. >> you are staying busy in addition. the questions come from my facebook page. >> where else would someone be able to get a question answered by suzie orman? >> it is great. i get made up my bath, walk into my apartment and i go have a cheese sandwich. that has been a real treasure and a real honor. >> she will be at the chicago fest this saturday. monday's with marlowe. learn more. we will be right marlowe. learn more. we will be right back. between uv protection and beauty again. [ female announcer ] new olay total effects now with spf 30. uva/uvb protection and anti-aging in one. youthful skin with a mission. [ female announcer ] olay. your best beautiful. wash in sweet dreams with tide, downy, and bounce. the sweet dreams collection has scents so relaxing so you can tuck in and turn off after a day oh so taxing. ♪ [ click ] we have broken the 80 mark. it is 80 at o'hare 81 midway 80 or more. als

just by virtue of the fact you were trying to find areas where beaver were located, went into areas onlyive americans had seen before them. it just happened by virtue of this commercial enterprise that these guys found probably more than the official voyages of exploration did that were funded by the government. this part of the museum tells the story of the overland pioneers up until the time when the transcontinental railroads started to be built. was ana of going west idea of trying to acquire free land, most of it in oregon. the finding of, gold in california opened up a new chapter in the rush for people to get to the west. the idea in the early days was to get from an area like missouri all the way to the west coast. not really interested in settling in between. they had to find a way to get there. the ideal way was through south pass in wyoming. then the best conveyance to get them there. that turned out to be a wagon like the one you see over my shoulder. this type of wagon was usually billed as a farm wagon -- built as a farm wagon. wagon orok an existing bought one to go west i

however, we are dealing with a accident, this is montgomery county, sumneytown pike at beaver street.e minds full of that. also, weaver some midday construction today. vine st. expressway eastbound, broad street to 95, this is 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., we'll have this construction, so definitely want to be careful of. that will and say hey, maybe you're still down the shore, and you're just trying to sneak in the last couple of seconds of the weekends, well, if you are headed back to work, all of our shore commute roadways look still pretty good. nicole? >> all right, thanks, victoria. well the phils start a tough seven game road trip tonight against the nl east braves in atlanta cole hamels gets the start for the phils. a.j. burnett yesterday, in the final game of the cub series in south philadelphia. burnette served up first inning homerun to the cubs, anthony rizzo, but allowed only three runs. the phils managed only three hits, and lost it, three to nothing. >>> to the nba finals, san antonio, where labron james was doing his best to keep the heat in the series. king james, had 17 p

and 55 traveling on 476, however, we have accidents in montgomery county, one sumneytown pike and beaver street. and also, trooper road at pot shop road be minds full of. keep a look at the tree closing balancegomink owe road. mass transit looks great. >> victoria, thank you. 5:36. in business news this morning, how international events have impact us here at home. >> the newest ways to track your health. money watch's jim wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, hey, jill? >> good morning, erika, nicole. investors keeping close eye on the federal reserve policy meeting this weekend for any hints about when the central bank could raise interest rates. after three down days last week, the stock market end higher on friday, the dow added 42 points, the nasdaq was up 13, with tech stocks seeing a big boost. google wants to help you track your health. according to forbes, the tech company is planning to launch new service called google fit. it would go head-to-head with apple's recently announced health kit, which lets people track their vital signs, diet and sleep habits with