if he separates that right arm from travis body and throws his right leg over the body of travis's body. travis is in all sorts ever trouble. he's back to his feet. >> mike: he's up. good escape, though, joe. >> joe: yes. but fabricio can hit him with knees now too. >> mike: and a right hand. >> joe: and look. travis is exhausted. >> mike: he's trying to play like he's not. >> joe: oh, he's exhausted. his legs are wobbly. look how he's moving. >> mike: look how he's laboring with his punches. he's usually very crisp. the second time he got hit, though, but he works through it again. final minute of round 2. browne is one strike away from winning this fight. >> joe: but i don't know if he has it in him right now. the way he's throwing his punches. >> mike: experience heavily on the side of werdum. and that may be the biggest difference thus far in this battle. >> joe: there's a hard jab by werdum. looks for the leg kick to follow if he can land that again. >> mike: under 30 now. round 2. dominant. once again a significant strike by fabricio werdum. looks like he may have gotten poked. >>

your body touches the ground and the rest of your body stacks up against it.ground and how well they resist gravity sets up what happens in your knees, hips, spine, all the way through your body. in point of fact, no one really pays that much attention to them until they become a problem. by that time, it's a little late. when they start to hurt, everything start to hurt. your whole mind-set gets around how can you get comfortable from that end up. they are an amazing device. they are built somewhat like an all-terrain vehicle. they enable you to walk up hill, downhill, cobblestones, beaches, on solid surfaces. they make these adjustments in just a matter of a split second. they enable you to keep yourself upright while you do that. also, they are this wonderful shock absorption system that lets you take the impact of leaping, jumping, running, playing basketball, doing all these amazing things on tiny bones. when you think, one-quarter of the bones in your body are in your feet. >> i see you eyeing my feet. you're wondering what kind of shoes am i wearing and

you introduce to the body whatever might ail the body so the body can build an immunization to that. >> right. >> like with polio or flu, they did it with everything. but with homeopathy you're doing it in a more safe way? >> much safer way. in over 200 years of use globally, there have been no known side effects and it activates your own body's ability to heal. >> making it stronger. >> yes. >> what i want to talk about is candid albacans. what kind of damage ask it do? >> any candida, there are a lot of them out there. it's a pandemic where there's an overgrowth of this manifesting within our bodies, it's coming from many years of using antibiotics to drinking city water. >> alcohol and coffee and taking over-the-counter meds or under the counter meds. >> from birth control pills to actually eating the today's diet, the refine the car bo carbohydrates. >> it's ha happens with all these things. it killing off the good bacteria which keeps the other bacteria, the yeast and the candidas in check, is this the way it works? >> well said. >> good. >> candida is a bully. >> mm-hm. >> and

in addition to play three of bodies are recovered on monday. the most of the victims received over the past two days were high school students who attended and the fairies thus when the vessel capsized. he added that many more on recovered bodies are thought to be located in the cafeteria of the vessel as it was prefaced with the ferry started listing. there's going to be the next place the first answer. but today she wanted to remind vessels on thirty two aircraft in over seven to fifty diapers for deployed for search operations. back to you guys the international community is reaching out to help and this time it needed to tell us more about that. the shoes on under us this defense department said monday that fences and in the navy salvage ship out to help hope of recovery period. south korea has not formally requested her to shut up was truly be moved from thailand the ship was assigned to repair or seven ships crippled in a combat anywhere or around the world the rescue team also successfully dispatched to remotely operated underwater peopl

have metabolic son drom it's about what happens inside our body. there are also newer studies looking at cancer that's newer research so there are many impacts and ultimately we're seeing over consumption of sugary drinks impacts many organs in your body and many organizations that have taken a stand on sugary drinks and have made he recommendations to reduce the consumption including the department of public health the state public health department the manner association and cancer society and so you can see many themed health organizations that are making strong recommendations to reduce the sugary drink consumption. we think there are strong parallels to the tobacco city - >> stepping back you made a statement that's an important one about you made it with respect to the metabolic syndrome in terms of sugary beverages increasing our risks of getting type two diabetes my understanding is drinking 1 to 2 sugary beverages

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we accept that the bodies were retrieved this morning bill. the ball the appellant. i mean relatively low at around one meter. he reporting sch early on monday morning the twenty first. since the release notes begin arriving at the chino what tutorial the auditorium is such a great place for victims' families to stay in bali we prefer the low points most families received after the bodies of the vocal star woke up. but there are still many families reading miss leslie for news about dark chocolate. did. ha station that she knew what it all don't just like on sunday keeping and is busy preparing for my beach without a moment's rest. i had older men in toronto area near the accidents i didn't even go where our present it joins a slight tan house at every pair. it's relatively calm here but in the atmosphere through scans each and every time the body is pulled out from the vessel of the families are trying very hard to stay calm. very very exhausted and mentally or lead people to work rumors in upcoming briefing by the families of the mix of victims is being in a string

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your body touches the ground and the rest of your body stacks up against it.n sense is how well your feet make contact with the ground and how well they start the process of resisting the force of really sets up what happens in your knees, your hips, your spine, all the way through your body. point of fact, no one really pays that much attention to them until they become a problem. by that time, it's a little late. and when they start to hurt, everything starts to hurt. basically your whole mindset gets around, how can you get comfortable from that end up? they're an amazing device. they're built somewhat like an all-terrain vehicle. they enable you to be able to walk uphill, downhill, on turns, on cobblestones, on beaches. and they make adjustments in split seconds. and they enable you to also keep yourself upright as you do that and also they're this wonderful shock-absorption system that enables you to take the impact of leaping, running, jumping, playing basketball, all these amazing things on tiny little bones. when you think about it, one-quarter of the

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body fat?%. >> men should be between 12 and 20. you should lose about 18 pounds. >> so maybe i'm just really muscular. >> maybe you are. >> but it's covered by fat? >> that's right. >> in terms of other problems, you had elevated cholesterol. you could take a natural supplement called red yeast rice. >> deep breath in. >> your ultrasound results. we found you do have a build-up of some plaque in your arteries. i would like you to take a specific formulation that'll be on your supplement list. >> the liver. >> definitely not a liver model. >> there's some fat in your liver. maybe that one month you spent eating nothing but mcdonald's put a little fat in your liver. >> yeah. >> if it goes on to fibrosis, that's irreversible. >> ready? >> the next test was the health of your cell membranes. >> it's like i'm getting jump-started. >> everything's fine there. we don't need to worry about that. we got you up on the treadmill. >> ah. >> and everything was completely normal. >> that's huge. >> your anal

the bodies of dozens of bodies have been retrieved and the death toll currently stands at eighty seven but that number is fast changing the bodies had not think that if i get but most are suspected to be high school students and also inked with foreigners. it has been and was crying and leaving the family members of the victims here. each time the euro confirmed that their child has passed away in the sudbury. some of the members of those still missing from the ferry disaster made a bold writes the side of the accident earlier today. around twenty people took two coats i was out for three hours when they return from that trip somewhere on a brave face but most of bleary eyes and face is swollen from crying rescue operations for possible survivors will continue throughout the night that's right the diver is will be working around that up to speed up the rescue operations and players and fishing boats with karpal floodlights love how the diver is operating in the dark was in two hundred rescue both thirty two aircraft that over six hundred rescue personnel took part in today's search ope

while one body has been positively identified, a second body found yesterday authorities say they have to run more tests before that body is identified. here are some of the details of what we know this morning. the bodies found was around 4:40 yesterday afternoon in a drainage area along the mountainside. authorities say it's believed the woman was fbi identified may have fallen 40-50 feet into a drainage area which is filled with rocks, bolders, and rough terrain. it is unclear whether this body found is that of a missing mill valley woman. however, investigators did say there are some similarities. >> i will say that the description of this person including the clothing does match that. she was found in a drainage. at this point it appears she may have possibly fallen. maybe 40-50 feet down into the drainage which sadly is covered with large rocks and bolders and so forth. >> reporter: now back on saturday just about half to three quarters of a mile from last nights discovery 33-year- old magdolina her body was also found. she told friends she was also going for a hike but never ret

sugar subpoena presses our body to burn fat and attests toxic by your liver that processes that first and it will process the sugar and get to the other food you may have eaten with the drink if you have not gotten to the bag he will when it comes to our next sugary drink it starts on this and it turns into fat in our body. when you consume added sugars our liver turns the sugars into fatso what's happening is your bodies turning the sugars into fat. in our fat cells we carry a hormone a natural we've had enough to eat. you can develop this rinsing resistance if you're body is continual flooded you'll disregard that your brain starts to disregard it you eat all the time and what happens you gain weight. too much sugar alternates the regard centers in our brain so sugar acts on the same receptors recycle alcohol and come back cane and nicotine. the more you eat and drink the more you crave. that's significant there are addictive properties >> excuse me. can we go back to the slides with the data i wanted to ask a couple of questions. >> where could you like to go? >> to slide the san f

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over what course of time, how to then bring the body back to life. there are so many things they need to learn. they have been successful in an male but a human being is a different organism. with cryogenics, they are thinking about bringing human beings back by 2045. this is more established than that, getting the science exactly right whereas cryogenics is a bit way out there >> there is quite a gradient of how much you cool down the body to be able to resuscitate it. i think this is a happy medium that should be able to to be aidentifiedd to real-world situations and every day emergency rooms >> there was another point i discussed with the doctor. if their temperatures are too cold for this procedure? and he said, yes, getting the temperature did just right is important. you don't want to freeze cells because the minute you do, as you said, you get into that ice crystal situation, and, you know having cells made up mostly of water, freeze/thaw and change the cell composition in the body and that can be dangerous. so, you know, it's that fine line

so the last thing they expected to find here was tatum's body.f they don't find anything tomorrow as far as ralisha goes, that doesn't mean the investigation has ended. just that the search at that park is over. >> it's such a mystery. there are still so many unanswered questions. let's bring in tom morris, investigative crime reporter. tom, i think the question everyone is asking right now is with the primary suspect dead, with this little girl still missing, if they don't find her body in the park, where do they go from here? >> i know from sources in npd that they are searching northeast. so that's going on. there is also the possibility that he placed her body in the river if, in fact, she is dead. the river runs right near that park. so, she could be in the river, and if that's the case, being a small child, it doesn't take much to weigh down a 40 or 50 pound body. river. >> how long do they continue to search, though? i mean will they continue to search until they find her body? can they have this many cadets time? >> well, it reminds me fo

i need you to right here on this picture show us where you buried the body. >> i didn't bury a body.we had information that he knew where the body was and wasn't little further and told him we heard him talking about it, he came forward after we showed him that we had evidence. >> tell us what happened and exactly where you buried the body. >> the detectives have broken him and the story came spilling out after eight years of lies. it was early morning, january twooun 2002, michael said, when he woke to the sound of gunshots and he called 911. >> my mother -- >> he must have hung up just in time because there's no record of a 911 call from the snyder home that day. ? a few days later in a second interview, michael told police this. >> mom tells me what happened. >> what did she tell you. >> she told me she shot him in defense. she was scared. >> okay. >> told me she shouldn't have done it, sorry, but could you help me with this. i was scared at the time and didn't know what to do. >> so, he says, he reluctantly helped his mother wrap mike snyder's dead body in a waterproof tarp, plac

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are not made to get their children's bodies out of the water. it's a measure of frustration that is understandable when you have lost your child. they are looking vent their fury and anger on anyone. today it was the police, who, for some reason, were blocking their way. it underlines the trust that the people who have lost loved ones feel. they feel, in a sense, that the authorities have been dragging their feet. the authorities say it's not the case, pointing to the fact that they have 600 divers involved in the operation. several hundredships, it's not enough to pacify the people, who don't believe they have a full picture as to why this tragedy happened. >> thank you for that. >> 14 soldiers in algeria have been killed during a patrol in the mountains east of the capital. it's not clear who carried out the attack, but is the worst ambush against the military in years. a journalist in the capital algiers says the incident is a huge blow to algeria's new president abdelaziz boutefika. >> the region was a haven for terrorists years back, it was

bodies littered the town. the white house called the violence an abomb nation and betrayal of trust. >> people fleeing the fighting between rebels and the government are afraid of being killed, despite living in refugee camps. 58 died when a u.n. kax was attacked -- camp was attacked last friday, in bor. >>> president obama is travelling to japan for the first part of a week-long tour of asia. it was to allow u.s. access to philippine bases. president obama will discuss deeper ties with south korea and malaysia and is keen to sign an agreement on a trade pack. veronica pedrosa has more. r- it's said actions speak louder than words. secretary of state john kerry had to stand in for president obama, who, for the second time last year did not manage to make it to a major asian summit. what were asian leaders to think happened to the much publicised rebalancing or pivot of foreign policy to asia. in 2011 the top diplomats explained the new direction saying just as asia is critical to the future, an engaged america

the somber images of bodies being pulled from the water. divers now risking their own lives, struggling against treacherous conditions, current so strong they are ripping the masks from their faces. new underwater video as the divers attach ropes to guide them deeper down. they are still trying to get to that cafeteria where they believe so many were trapped. abc's gloria riviera is right there again tonight. >> reporter: strong currents and heavy rains, making it difficult to search for the over 300 still unaccounted for. today the disgraced captain of the south korean ferry, along with two crew members, facing criminal charges of negligence and violation of maritime law. the third mate, 25 years old, without a lot of experience was steering the ship when the accident happened. according to charges by the prosecutor, she ordered a turn so sharp that it caused the vessel to list. abc news has learned that safety officials, in touch with the ship at the first signs of trouble, urged evacuation right away. but, disgraced captain lee joon seuk

as boats come asheer with bodies -- ashore with bodies, loved ones watch. some calling for their children to wake up. others too overcome to speak. divers are making head way as the weather improves. prosecutors are asking to keep the ship's captain behind bars. this as evidence mounts against him. al jazeera's adrian brown reports that parents are struggling with their worse nightmare. >> we have seen more and more bodies brought ashore. there has been basically a shuttle service of coast guard vessels going out to the submerged ferry, bringing the bodies back. we watched a steady procession of body bags carried to them all. there they are being identified by families, loved ones and taken to a nearby hospital. and a nearby tent. they are adding the names of all found, the average age 18 years old. it's been an emotionally charged day here. divers have managed to make some headway. clearly weather conditions improved. there are more access points to the ferry. so they are getting to parts of the ferry that they haven't been able to get to until now. perhap

now they have a 57% mexico-american student body. this is part of the uc system not the lower academic tier program. should we talk about where they'll find a more welcoming atmosphere and one that is likely to nurture their aspirations to finish in four years? >> absolutely. i think that we have seen this conversation shift. when race is on the table colleges unfortunately sometimes talk only about race. in an ideal world you would be able to look at race and social economic status. but the good thing is the push for the broadening access its pushing it conversation. private universities receive huge subsidies that they, too, have a duty to serve our country equally. and research shows that students do much better when they're given a chance to attend selective schools. when one gets a chance to go to a more selective college and the other to a less selective college, the one who goes to a more selective school has better grades and better outcomes afterwards. when we look at what it means to moving forward there should an societal

divers finding more bodies trapped inside that sinking ship. this, as new questions are raised about how long it took the crew to call for help. we are live. >>> happening right now, an intention underwater search for missing flight 370. the bluefin sub covered 80% of the search area without finding anything. could hope be fading fast? we are live with the latest. >>> in hours, president obama arrives in japan beginning a week long trip through asia. there's one world power he will not be visiting. we'll take you live there. welcome to "early start." i'm poppy harlow. i'm john berman. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. we begin in south korea. divers are making their way through the capsized ferry looking for survivors, but only finding victims. the death toll stands at 150 with roughly the same number missing. this, as we find out new details of what happened in the moments after passengers and crew realized there was something very, very wrong. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is live in jindo, south korea. we understand the div

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but so far, they're only coming across bodies.inging those bodies back to shore one-by-one as heartbroken families are watching. >> the death toll from wednesday's disaster has been climbing all morning. right

it was recommended by this body that that implementation body would include the 3 departments dos and human service go agency and the health plan and in addition to the coordinating council. we're hoping to convene this group in may and dos will be providing the staff to the group and we'll be in its first meeting determining who should be this oversight body it's was broadly put together. again, we will not be implementing this cc i will not be coming to san francisco but in 2016. what we've learned from other counties remember this work started two years ago it's taken the county to get to a place to implement something and only one of them is ready in april and hoping for too more in june. we believe as far along as we are in our collaborations with your county partners there's a lot of work to do to present. we believe that that work let's say managed care and the cc i never came it will help to us better serve the people in san francisco. we see a lot in the plan we can moved on whether cc i comes or not. with that, we will entertain questions. >> was there any public comment fir

>>> inexplicable but understandable grief as families in south korea watch body after body return from the sunken ferry. rescuers are still searching for survivors, hope is fading. >>> pictures from the bluefin auv in the hunt for flight 370. this morning the eighth mission underway. ♪ >>> and pope francis giving his easter mass. we'll take you live to vatican city. your "new day" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye in this morning for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. happy easter. it is 6:00 on the east coast. it's been a while. >> it's been a while. >> it's good to have you with us. we'll start with what's happening in south korea, the situation for the distraught parents, they're waiting and praying near a harbor in south korea hoping their children will come back to them alive and safe. >> instead, body after body is being brought back to shore today. divers are bringing them back from a sunken ferry. the death toll has risen to 58 from wednesday's disaster. 244 people are still missing, many of them high school students who were on a field trip. >> the gri

showing dozens of dead bodies. we are not showing all of the pictures because they are just too graphic. in one mosque alone 200 people were killed and there were more deaths in a church and hospital. earlier my colleague spoke to the deputy representative at the u.n. mission in south you dan. he describes what he he saw. >> i just came back from beniu. i was there for 20 hours and went around town quite extensi extensively. it's clear where people were trying to stay safe in churches, mosques, school buildings and hotels, they were deliberately targeted, and questioned what is your identity. if it was the wrong one they were executed. this affected a number of people who were there as traders from darfur. people in darfur were there to help run the market. it's quite atrocious what i've been exposed to many parts of the city. there are still piles of body near street corners near the markets and of course we have to go public on this and call for a full investigation and full accountability for those who are respo

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so unlike type i -- excuse me, type ii, where the body the pancreas is still making insulin, the bodyjust not responding as well, in type i the body is not making insulin at all. >> so why don't americans just eat healthier? this seems to be the biggest point of contention? it is bad habits or access to healthy food? tweet us your thoughts. we'll get to them in a moment. here are a couple of the stories we're following. only on al jazea ♪ >>> welcome back. we're talking about the diabetes epidemic in america, and why americans just don't eat healthier. we asked your community why there is such a disconnect? >> yeah. jess on twitter says . . . >> i would argue that a lot of it has to do with misinformation, and that stems from the fact that the u.s. dietary guidelines are put out by the usda, which has as its primary goal to promulgate the interests of industrial agro business, and not necessarily what is in the best interest of american's health. and americans think that they are eating legalthy, when in fact they are really eating a lot of unhealthy foods. the things that i legal my

the body was found near the mountain home inn parking lot where authorities found the car of a woman reported missing yesterday. more now from kpix 5's sharon chin. >>> reporter: it took searchers about an hour to find the body of a woman that authorities say appears to match the description and clothes of missing 50-year-old marie sanner of mill valley. >> there is no obvious sign of the cause of death. to this person. >> reporter: marie is an avid hiker. he wanted to go home and she wanted to keep hiking. deputies say only the dog made it back to the car. her father reported her missing. a body was found in a drainage ditch off trail. >> she may have possibly fallen 40 or 50 feet down into the drainage which sadly is covered with large rocks and boulders. >> reporter: deputies say the woman's body was found less than a mile from where searchers recovered a menlo park woman's body last weekend. both found in drainage difference with no obvious signs of trauma. >> we haven't identified anything criminal in either of these cases. >> reporter: they seem so similar. why do you believe t

divers pulling body after body from the sunken ship. horrified family members watching it all unfold. senior international correspondent nic robertson live from jindo, south korea, this morning. is there any hope for finding survivors at this point? >> reporter: there still is hope. this is being called a rescue mission, and it won't turn into a recovery mission until the government says so, until there is an official acknowledgement that really no one else can survive. the family members today, though, another very tough day, a day where they don't know if they're going to get some answers to their questions. where is their missing loved one? what we've witnessed on the harborside today were marine police vessels bringing ashore bodies, transferring them into a temporary tented morgue on the harborside and then ambulances reversing up, the bodies slowly and solemnly carried up and more ambulances coming in. so, the pace is picking up. so, for some family members, for a few, closure, or certainly, a better understanding of what happened

three more bodies have just been brought ashore now. there were cries from parents who simply don't know whose children these are. four days on and still only one in ten of the missing children have been found and brought here. and so they wait powerless, clinging to glimmers of hope amid the darkness. and as you say, lester, the confirmed death toll is now 36. that still leaves, 265, most of them children, missing and officials say it's now highly unlikely even if they were in an air pocket in that ship that any of those children would still be alive, lester. >> bill neely tonight for us, thank you. for more on the questions this disaster raises about passenger safety, we're joined by associate professor of navigation at suni maritime college here in new york. i want to start by asking, we understand the children, passengers were told to stay in their cabins at the beginning of this emergency. is that in any way typical of what a crew would ask for in an emergency like this? >> it isn't. one of the usual things that will happen is ther

walls to get to some of the body. the confirmed death toll has now reached almost 150 people and another 150 are still missing. here is a report. >> looking out toward the open sea, families of the missing passengers continue to wait for news, even if it is to confirm the worst of their fears. >> some of the relatives have given up hope of finding survivors and started to accept the reality. they now wish at least to recover the bodies so they can hold the funerals. the natives are coming in from all over the country to support the families as they get through a difficult time. officials in the port city say they have received about 20 tons of goods every day for people staying in temporary shelter list -- temporary shelters. more bodies have been recovered, but still 150 remain unaccounted for. a majority of them are teenagers from a single school. three quarters of the 323 people -- pupils at the high school that were on the field trip are dead or missing. the search is now concentrated in the cabin area on the thir

>> the body of missing hiker has been found on mount tam not far from where another woman body was discovered on saturday. good evening everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. authorities believe the body found is 50-year-old marie center missing since last nigh night. this is the second body found in less than a week on mount tam. lillian is live in marin county with the latest for us. lillian? >>reporter: carolyn, we are across the street from the mountain home in mill valley parking lot where the missing hiker parked her car. authorities say a body believed to be hers was found about half mail from here. investigators say 50-year-old marie center of mill valley an experienced hik hiker on mount tamalpiais. her body matching her description was found this afternoon on this area near the trail. she was hiking with a male friend on wednesday. but left to go to the car as getting dark. >> she may have possibly fallen maybe 40 to 50 feet down that the drainage. >>reporter: the coroner will determine the cause of death and perhaps whether foul play was involved. but investig

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