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seeing missing the west indies set apart their times with early intent to its would fall before the broccoli. partnership would make a solid cut into the windies bowling ranks clearly falling just half a dozen run short of a century with india eventually all out for two hundred fifty one. bravo would take the game right to the world champions with pot and so on helping themselves to seventy five off ninety four balls before having to retire with crump but not to worry as bravo was more than adept in picking up the slack eighty six runs for the left under the window clinching the win by seven wickets but not the series cooling dein. three to. bust a ball on a celebration time for the newly crowned n.b.a. champions the dallas mavericks thought a fun showing up for the historic occasion commemorating the franchise's first ever title on the mavs surprised many when they upset the star miami heat to claim the trophy moment particularly sweet for the many veterans on the team including thirty year old jason kidd there in question leader directivity shawn marion three floats ten convertibles on a d

and taliban all of a right in power a member of the parliament colorful i put some broccoli member of the salad style of mullard salada our foreign minister of the taliban has to live in the safest place of the couple. if you spoke to some of the taliban in pakistan the imbecile who he also has a good life in the safest place of kabul and even sometimes as a politician coming to the media business can go wrong that. although they are in power so what you're saying is it's a choice between going with us nato forces here the worse. again with warlords and the taliban or is it all the same our history shows that we have powerful history we never accept occupation british in the past one crocodile afghanistan faced with resistance of our people russia as a superpower wanted to occupy our country our people with empty hands gave him a very good lesson paid by the resistance of the people getting more resistance our system and tossed into our cities time democratic mind of parties ordinary afghan people they come on the streets where the great parties of peace by. most profitable moment in

what about the broccoli and brief? together the dishes add up to 340 calories, according to the restaurant. how many calories do you think are in this? >> a thousand. >> how about you? >> 800. >> reporter: 340 calories in all this meat. we chose some of the most popular menu items. >> could i please have your lunch express? >> reporter: we ordered them to go. here's our biscuit and gravy. and then we took it to an independent lab to see if the calorie counts were as advertised. diners say those numbers are important and often help them decide what to order. >> i look at them. >> i would definitely make different choices. >> reporter: the lab results showed most items were only a few off. but some were over by 60 to 100 calories. that's what some are calling a flaw in the federal law. the fda allows calorie counts to be off up to 20%. >> if you're eating slightly over, even 20%, you will gain weight. 100 extra calories a day it's a pound a month. >> reporter: restaurants can and should do a better job, she says. >> i wo

could be in new york from our or it couldn't be chicago next week they consider harbor is one of broccoli one hundred cities or how it's in michigan reportedly on the verge of fiscal collapse and economic desperation that would lead the way for financial martial law to spread throughout the states critics say that would lead to a deepening demise of democratic rights the u.s. has always claimed to stand for. r.t. michigan. where brief look at some other international headlines now garza found ships running terry and eight other parents of set sail from greece but organizers face hurdles as israelis want to prevent any attempt to reach its people in the palestinian territories israeli officials have also threatened german some of deportation orders a year ago a similar mission to a deadly raid by israeli commandos which when activists were killed. the former governor of illinois has been found guilty of trying to sell or trade president of the seat in the senate wrote a bitch has also been convicted of extorting funds from a hospital executive official who was arrested in two thousand and

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. >> ifill: we also need broccoli but we don't all like it. >> that's true. but i think what vice president gore was saying in the article was that it's hard for just the environmental community to stand up against entire republican party, against the fossil fuel lobby with all their money. there needs to be leadership the white house. historically that's how we've made environmental progress to pass the clean air act, to pass the clean water act, to protect public lands and national parks and without that kind of leadership we won't get the agenda we need. and in terms of just day to day putting bread on the table, like i said, revitalizing the economy means investing in clean energy. it means investing in ecological restoration. and in order to do that, we're going to need leadership the white house, that's how it's been accomplished in the past and i hope president obama realizes we're in a new economic paradigm where the country that wins the future is going to be the country that wins the... fill still that realistic? >> absolutely. and that's what presi

so the broccoli is another pinky or so that was your pension produced for a danish company back it's primarily used on humans to treat epilepsy and seizures but it's already been used in nine executions u.s. prisons ran out of the usual sodium thiopental after britain and italy banned exports but denmark can't do that because the new weapons made in america this is long breaks headquarters in copenhagen despite owning the drug and opposing its misuse its protests in the united states have been unsuccessful as the government there sanctions the death penalty and it's reluctant to remove planted by itself on the market completely because it says it will do more harm than good our problem is that this product has been for the american market for many years so we are in there is a goal to limit where we will stop the production records for the market because that would actually. make people patients who come in to life threatening situations that the distance to limit really in business indeed the limbic cells fifty million doses appended barber to every year each claims it can't prevent

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they farm a wide variety of produce, some of their biggest sellers as of late are romaine hearts, broccoli rob, and a big hit among culinary professionals, fennel. >> this is the field of fennel. and you'll notice it's got a nice white bulb and a beautiful fern. and, really, all the plant's useable in cooking. >> cooking with it is one thing, but just getting people to try it is the first thing farmers like the d'arrigos hope to do. recently, they teamed up with local chef todd fisher and together the farming team and the cooking whiz whipped up new recipes for some old favorites. and in the end, they came up with a whole new way to get people to eat their veggies. >> to see the realization on people's face when you prepare it properly and they go, wow, this is something that i--wow, i really like this now, as opposed to this astringent, bitter vegetable. so, i like working with it because it's a challenge for me as a chef, but it's also so gratifying to see a guest enjoy something th they may not have otherwise had the opportunity to try. well, this is our--the rapi-deparini, so, it's got

shiny and fun it's fine they've got to give you a little dessert with your broccoli and your state quote i read dessert though we had a big debate about this in our editorial meeting this morning where some people thought that it was fine it was great it really gave you a look into their personalities which i don't think that coke or pepsi tells you anything about a person's personality another thought that was a bad distraction considering that comic situation in the country i think they were given a better way to do it one word thing i see what they were trying to do conceptually but it sort of fell flat i mean colker pepsi spike they gave mitt romney who's known for a very calculated they gave him spicy or hot when i mean it was just like home only give us something a little bit more and i think to insert it and for it to go that quickly is a little tact to you but you know c.n.n. was trying and it's early and this is not a little lame how about defense or medicare if that had a better better question and i don't have more of a point but so obviously the economy was issue number one a

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and requiring you to buy broccoli to your health? what's required you -- what's requiring you to buy anything? we've never had that before. so is interstate commerce to be broadly interpreted like that. bill: what the government will argue is the uninsured are a burden on the insured and that's within the power of congress to regulate that the -- to regular rate -- regulate and i know it's a big constitutional issue. i've only got a few seconds to respond, but do you think that argument can fly in this court? >> i think it's possible it can fly in any court but i think we're going to win at the end of the day, i think it's probably going to be a 5-4 decision in the supreme court and will rule in our favor, because the fact of the matter is you can have some same type of argument being made with regard to the burden that shifted, let's say, for example on credit cards, you've got credit card companies, certain people don't make their bill payments and the costs are shifted to somebody else. so the argument can cross any number of thin

the same reasoning they use here can be used to force you to buy a car, broccoli, a gym membership. this government has a pretty significant interest in general motors. you have noticed, government motors. . drive a chevy equinoxe you do not want to own a shabby equinoxes -- a chevrolet equinoxe, trust me. i elected in the garage on the way here. this goes back to reagan. he said that when it stops moving, they want to subsidize it. it is the ones that stop moving that get subsidized. so we have that to look forward to if we lose this case. it is an astonishing got to consider that if we lose this case, there is no constitutionally logical bar to them ordering you to buy those other products. and federalism is dead. think about that. what can the federal government not do that is left to the authority of the states any longer? it does not take a lot of creativity a pocket or you to buy products and sources, to do almost anything out what to do as a policy matter. thus, federalism is dead. people who predict we are going to lose have said the same thing. jonathan turley said a year a

well as i do that those of us who work in the media are caught in that struggle between feeding broccolink fo viewers. no. >> so you're saying it's just too boring? >> i would never use the word bore to go descriing to describ where americans are losing their lives. but when you look at -- for a lot of american, you saw the bump in coverage following the death of owes bisama bin laden. americans could sort of hang their hat around. an i think in the eyes of many, that seemed to be the end in terms of their connection to this story. i don't know if you call that fatigue or what have you. i will say this, though, that when you look back at a study at the height of donald trump and birther hain i can' eer mania, name was henksed ee eed mentio much as the word afghanistan. >> and i'm sure anthony weiner's name was mentioned many times who are. is it too easy for the press to look away from this conflict because it affects a relatively small slice of american society? >> that is part of what happens with a volunteer army, i think. >> if there were a draft, it would be a different story. >> an

. >> ifill: we also need broccoli but we don't all like it. >> that's true. but i think what vice president gore was saying in the article was that it's hard for just the environmental community to stand up against entire republican party, against the fossil fuel lobby with all their money. there needs to be leadership the white house. historically that's how we've made environmental progress to pass the clean air act, to pass the clean water act, to protect public lands and national parks and without that kind of leadership we won't get the agenda we need. and in terms of just day to day putting bread on the table, like i said, revitalizing the economy means investing in clean energy. it means investing in ecological restoration. and in order to do that, we're going to need leadership the white house, that's how it's been accomplished in the past and i hope president obama realizes we're in a new economic paradigm where the country that wins the future is going to be the country that wins the... fill still that realistic? >> absolutely. and that's what presi

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. >> broccoli. >> all right. >> i love salad. >> reporter: but will the latest guidelines really enticeeggies. raise your hand if you want to eat more fruits and vegetables at dinner tonight. all right. good job. high-five. >> cute kids. well, incidentally the usda spent $2 million to develop this. critics say it looks key information such as what specific kinds of proteins and grains we should have on the plate. even the kids we spoke with said they miss seeing the actual pictures. very perceptive. >> it is easier to read and you looked right at home sitting there with those kids. >> thank you. i'll take that as a compliment. >> nice job, high-five. >>> for more on nutritious meals for your family go to our partner in health, webmd and search healthy plate. we'll be right back. this is "the early show" on cbs. >>> cbsletwatch brought to you by fiber choice. visit fiberchoice.com to learn more. [ female announcer ] you do so much... to stay healthy. but did you know fiber choice can help support your overall well-being? every tasty tablet has prebiotic fiber from fruits and veggies... t

i'll have the chicken on the side i would like broccoli and rice. and he's going okay.at -- >> nothing is more frustrating to being starving and it gets to you and you waited a long time and it's raw or it's a different fish than you asked for. we are complaining about everything these days. >> i know. no more complaining. this is try day and friday. we try to do new things. these are names of things that you never thought of. okay? and we never thought of them either. >> we are not going to get any right. >> it's from buzzfeed.com. the first one is a farule is -- >> how is it pronounced? >> ferile. i don't believe that is correct. a, wildcat, b, a type of ferret, c, a ruler, d, metal part on a pencil. i'm going with d, metal part on the pencil. >> it seems the most outrageous thing. >> the metal part of a pencil. >> that is a ferrule. >> and a tittle. >> what you feel when carbonation goes up your nose. or the dot over a j or i, or the most common misspelling for "title" or a famous all court bat. >> i'm going with dot over the j or i. >> i was going to go that, too. >

zucchini broccoli medley. peas and brown rice.e their little imaginations can dream up. adults eating baby food? baby food diet. >> for babies? like a diet for babies? >> for adults. >> oh, no, that's kind of silly. >> reporter: it's quickly becoming one of the most sought-after weight loss methods out there. nutritionist oz garcia weighed in on the new fad diet that varies but typically involves eating a aut 14 4-ounce jars of pureed baby food each day and one adult meal. >> the point of the baby food diet is primarily portion control, calorie control. that's why people will be doing it. >> reporter: there are only 45 calories in this jar of organic green beans. maureen putnum is part of the team behind earth's best baby food and stresses adults should not rely on the product as their sole source of food, pointing out the line is tailor-made for little ones. >> it comes in first, second and third foods which is specifically designed for the nutritional needs of a baby as it is growing. if it was meant for adults you would have st

broccoli and cauliflower and lettuce and spinach but fruit calories will add up.y advice is to have no more than three servings of fruit a day. a piece of fruit. if you're not watching your weight and you don't have diabetes, you can have much more wiggle room. >> is there a difference between having a banana and having watermelon? >> watermelon is more watery, lower in calories. a banana is more dense. fruit in general, a good rule of thumb is no more than three servings a day. >>> coming up, prince william turns 29 today as he and kate get ready to head to the united states. so how are the duke and duchess holding up as newlyweds? we've got the latest scoop from "people" magazine. >>> and later, what's in and what's out. the hottest celebrity trends for summer. the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain. while the other guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal. ♪ bye! bye! ♪ hi. hey! hey! [ laughter ] ♪ [ female

for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys !n't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated system. you can talk to a real person 24/7. it's just the right thing to do. >>> coming up, rediculist, kim kardashian's haters join the list. no ifs ands or buts. first, joe johns. >>> the tsa defends agents who patted down a cancer-stricken 95-year-old woman at the northwest florida regional airport. her daughter says agents also made it clear that she couldn't get on the plane unless they could inspect her adult diaper so she took it off. in a statement the tsa said they reviewed the incident and agented followed proper procedure and they did not order removal of the diaper. >>> a victory for video game makers. in a 7-2 ruling the supreme court struck down a california law that would have banned the sale of video games, violent video game

for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys !esponse at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated system. you can talk to a real person 24/7. it's just the right thing to do. > >>>. ♪ i tell the world to come on ♪ ♪ bring it on ♪ there's nothing i can't do ♪ ♪ with my high heels on >>> not too bad, huh? let me tell you, you don't want to hear me singing. you want to hear her singing. it is time for music monday. i'm so fortunate in this job that i get to talk to some of the most amazing, you know, hottest musicians from all around the world. this week, i actually just had to go down the elevator, down the hall to talk to one of country music's rising stars, she is the anchor of hln's "morning express," miss robin meade. robin meade, this has been a year and a half in the making. >> at least. at least. because, you know, i'm on hln in the mornings five day

don't have the time to measure out exactly three ounces of chicken or to look up how much rice or broccolias half their meal is fruit and vegetables alongside, lean proteins, whole grains, and low-fat dairy, then we're good. >> i got to tell you. i am loving the plate. as a pediatrician, i am going to use this to teach parents. >> reporter: medical experts applaud the user friendly aesthetic and so do average americans. >> it simplifies it. tremendously. the pyramid was confusing. >> i think this is a healthy thing, as opposed to dieting. >> reporter: the question is will the plate prompt better food choices? >> who knows with me. who knows with any of us. >> it certainly is not going to take the responsibility off of us as parents to make sure that we're making the right choices. >> reporter: when it comes to the right choices she says the recipe includes a proper diet and daily exercise for the best results. and for those of you very keen-eyed viewers, uh, yeah, dessert is missing. well, have no fear. medical experts say so long as you follow basic healthy eating guidelines you can indul

the same reasoning they use here can be used to force you to buy a car, broccoli, a gym membership.his government has a pretty significant interest in general motors. you have noticed, government motors. . drive a chevy equinoxe you do not want to own a shabby equinoxes -- a chevrolet equinoxe, trust me. i elected in the garage on the way here. this goes back to reagan. he said that when it stops moving, they want to subsidize it. it is the ones that stop moving that get subsidized. so we have that to look forward to if we lose this case. it is an astonishing got to consider that if we lose this case, there is no constitutionally logical bar to them ordering you to buy those other products. and federalism is dead. think about that. what can the federal government not do that is left to the authority of the states any longer? it does not take a lot of creativity a pocket or you to buy products and sources, to do almost anything out what to do as a policy matter. thus, federalism is dead. people who predict we are going to lose have said the same thing. jonathan turley said a year ago

>> just lots of celery stalks and broccoli. >> thank you, secretary sebelius, commissioner hamburg. appreciate it. thank you all. >> former u.s. ambassador to china officially announced he is running for president. his kickoff speech is next on c- span. negotiations continued today on a deficit-cutting deal that would include legislation to raise the nation's debt limit. we will get an update from treasury secretary timothy geithner air shortly. we'll also hear from congressman dave camp. >> the supreme court is now available as a standard, enhanced e-book. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. this new edition includes an interview with the newest supreme court justice, elena kagan, if you can watch multimedia clips from all the justices. available now or ever e-books are sold. >> jon huntsman formerly launched his campaign in new jersey liberties state park using the statue of liberty as a backdrop. he served as u.s. ambassador to china for the obama administration up until april. before that, he was governor of utah. [applause] >> thank you, thank you.

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