about how caffein affects your daily performance. >> i have not had any caffein. >> no coffee? >> you drink that liquid. >> kabucha and ginger, that's my caffein. >> natalie is standing by with the headlines. >> a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows president obama opening up a five-point lead over mitt romney among likely voters. on "the late show with david letterman" the president responded to romney's secretly recorded remark that half of americans think they are entitled to government support. the president says if you want to be president, you have to work for everybody. romney, not a advise jizing, elaborated saying when people are in distress, quote, we give them temporary help and pull them back up but we don't believe in redistribution. >>> a french steer call paper is publishing highly offensive cartoons of the prophet muhammad today a week after an anti-islam video sparked outrage throughout the muslim world. embassies and schools will be closed as they brace for backlash on the muslim day of prayers. the paris offices of the weekly paper were firebombed l

about how caffein affects your daily performance. >> i have not had any caffein. >> no coffee? >> you drink that liquid. >> kabucha and ginger, that's my caffein. >> natalie is standing by with the headlines. >> a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows president obama opening up a five-point lead over mitt romney among likely voters. on "the late show with david letterman" the president responded to romney's secretly recorded remark that half of americans think they are entitled to government support. the president says if you want to be president, you have to work for everybody. romney, not a advise jizing, elaborated saying when people are in distress, quote, we give them temporary help and pull them back up but we don't believe in redistribution. >>> a french steer call paper is publishing highly offensive cartoons of the prophet muhammad today a week after an anti-islam video sparked outrage throughout the muslim world. embassies and schools will be closed as they brace for backlash on the muslim day of prayers. the paris offices of the weekly paper were firebombed l

caffeine and kids, not always a great combination. the dangerous effects it can have on your child, still ahead. first, a look at events around town. >> a feature on the new iphone 5 has a lot of people upset, the new charger issue, because millions of people have to spend more to make it work with older devices. the the 5 will have an eight-pin connector, different than the 30-pin version that's standard since 2003. apple calls the connector a lightning. it's causing quite a shock. >> i think they did it on purpose. >> the short run is, yeah, there's a hit you might have to take if you want to use your old products with the new, new phone. >> apple says the smaller connector is necessary for a thinner device and judging from preorders, millions don't seem to be minding to pay that price. excitement is building for the new iphone 5, not expected to hit store shelves until friday but lines forming at stores like this one in new york city. according to the "new york post," online preorders sold out in an hour. demand is so high, it will

the caffeine causes jitters and insomnia.ildly addictive and could cause withdrawal symptoms. >> reporter: he didn't seem flustered when we talked about the cav green content and tonight he still stands by his product telling "nightline" the ag's inquiry regarding our products is routine and we do not see any material issues. >> having one of those days? tired, groggy. >> reporter: for one thing he says his somewhat corny commercials are not designed to appeal to kids. he says the company doesn't market to children, period. does the addictiveness of caffeine being sold to kids concern you? and as a dad does it concern you? >> me personally for my, you know, son, no. but there is a perception out there and therefore what we do is do not market to kids. >> reporter: how much caffeine is actually in a 5-hour energy shot? bhargava says it's about what you find in a cup of premium coffee of the his view, not enough to raise a fuss about. >> it's overblown when it's in small contents. it's correct when it's in large quantities, but

>> caffein is not addictive.t will last a few days if you go cold turkey. you'll get a headache that has to do with sort of the effect of caffeine on brain muscles. this is not an issue most people worry about. cut down on your caffein, do it gradually, half decaf, half regular and don't go cold turkey. headache will go away in a couple of days. >> and what about age, saw the honey boo boo having the red bull and the mountain dew, the go-go juice. >> too much is not good. metabolizes differently at different ages. your dosing is higher, you're a little kid, dose is higher. older people metabolize it slowly so listen to your body and limit it to a cup or two a day. >> ten seconds. if it's found in coffee, tea, what's the best one? >> coffee has about three times more caffein than tea or koala. >> thanks. >> coming up, kathie lee and hoda with country singer josh turner. >> after your local news and weather. >> vision problems, numb necessary and tingling. >> now what could be a promising new treatment. "nbc nightl

you saw that caffeine?day, new details on the developing story in libya. >> an american diplomat after the u.s. consulate in benghazi was set on fire by militants. we've learned overnight there were about ten employees inside the building when 20 attackers stormed the consulate under the cover of darkness. even hours after the incident, not all employees have been accounted for, and the consulate is still not secure. an attack and a similar one in egypt may be linked to an american made film critical of prophet muhammad. abc's alex marquardt reports. >> reporter: hundreds of angry demonstrators descended on the american embassy in cairo. then word of another attack, this time at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. one american killed. another was hurt. they're believed off to be connected. protestors in both places furious about a movie, which appears to have been made in america that they say insults the prophet muhammad. beyond the insults, any depiction of muhammad is forbidden. in cairo some scaled t

it is quite possibly the holy grail of caffeinated goodness.he product of some big brains from nasa and apple, and it costs $11,000. so how does the coffee taste? we're going to test it coming up. those people look happy. >> it's like $100,000 worth of coffee there. >> yeah. >> all right, but first that dramatic recording, the teacher allegedly trying to hire a hit man to murder a colleague. what he didn't know was that the friend he was talking about it with was recording the entire conversation. abc's john schriffen is here with the latest. this is an incredible story. >> it seems to get wilder by the day. bianna, good morning. because police say no money was ever exchanged between the undercover agent and the teacher allegedly trying to hire the hit man, this audio recording becomes a major piece of evidence. it's filled with racial slurs and profanities and details how to kill a high school teacher. >> what do you want done with bob meredith? >> i want him killed. >> all right. >> reporter: stunning revelations inside the florida courtroom

mountain dew is loaded with caffeine. more caffeine than any other carbonated beverage.kets away. melissa: you are a complete addict. >> eight cups and an asset for the day. melissa: i challenge you. we could make our own. don't even have to go. pour it in. we'll have a taste test. >> jolt cola, three times the caffeine. melissa: just a little over $400,000 this past weekend. that was its opening weekend making it the worst ever gross for a film. what a title. the film reportedly cost $60 million to make. how is that possible? i try to watch this on line, and it makes barney look tolerable. this thing, i worked with her when i was a kid. at the sea was dead. >> in your career on the set no like this. used to call her. it looked really good. melissa: go to a movie theater and check it out. >> i did not. >> i was in college 19 after a party. i was horrified to see it come back. and did not think it was real. my brother used to be at another company. people ask for is a vice. he says, before i give you advice and the guy who when people approach me to talk about this purpos

it's possibly the holy grail of caffeinated coffee. it cost $11,000. how does the coffee taste?ll test it comes up. >> all right, but first that dramatic recording, the teacher allegedly trying to hire a hitman to a colleague. the friend was recording the entire conversation. abc's john schriffen is here with the latest. >> it seems to get wilder by the day. because police say no money was exchanged, this audio recording becomes a major piece of evidence. it filled with racial slurs and profanities and details how to kill a high schoolteacher. >> what do you want done with bob meredith? >> i want him killed. >> all right. >> reporter: stunning revelations inside a courtroom on saturday. when they played a phone conversation allegedly between james pepe and his friend. >> we got to kill this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: not exactly what you would expect to hear from a history teacher. >> originally i remember, you know, you and i talked about it and you wanted to pay me to kill him and then i was uncomfortable with that because i have kids. >> reporter: if 11 minutes, the two talked a

food preparation and service workers top the list of those a caffeine use. the national coffee date is this saturday. we celebrate national coffee day every day of the week here. >>> a new set this is just obie's kids have significantly higher and blood pressure and cholesterol levels. that is according to the university of oxford researchers who looked at nearly 50,000 kids. doctors also detected thing and about heart muscles. doctors should trust it off feeling. pediatricians who schedule follow-up tests for patients. even though it is there showed nothing wrong. and some of those cases kids have the the problem surfaced infections. >>> how much as some bagging where the save? what is the cheapest question >>> whether it's in a brown bag court eco friendly lunch box bringing food from home has its benefits. the quality of the food is better. i want to send a month to get lunch. but the biggest benefit is the savings. financial corporate conduct an annual salmon service. he prices for many individual ingredients have risen over the past year overall you can

except romney who as a mormon is allowed only to read the caffeine free diet coke. but that's not looking good either because obama currently leads romney by 10 points in ohio, 9 points in florida and 12 points in pennsylvania which wouldn't be a problem if between now and november 6th we can just get 290 million people to move to arkansas. (laughter) arkansas, come for the mess, stay because you traded your car for meth. but-- (applause) but, folks there is no reason to panic over these pole numbers. just ask mitt. >> i'm curious to what you would say to your supporters, your donors that might be concerned that this could be slipping away way. >> i'm very pleased with some polls, not with other polls but at this early stage polls go up and down. >> exactly, it's still early, there are 40 days left until the election amount of lot can happen in 40 days. bama could make a gaffe. mitt could win the debates. god could send a flood to destroy all mankind. so there's hope. (laughter) in fact, the election is so far off, why are we even talking about it. mitt isn't talkin

. >>> caffeine but it's also won an emmy award of standing just after-tax fourth appearance on to a halfman. the emmy for best rally series went to the amazing waste. it won for the ninth time in 10 nominations. produce this sunday night. >>> the other's top one this showtimes show homeland. homeland >>> you see all the dresses and isn't that interesting >>> the minutes before 5:00 the record goes too far on stage analogies taking time out for performing. >>> been given for the movies. >>> >>> somewhat patchy fog this man and lots of sunshine this book is in the >>> we have major problems near the dublin interchange. there have been shut down for the last hour. trouble is been to lead off the freeway because of a fellow accident. >>> the thick photo finish of the box office of police drama in the watch tower is the no. 1 spot with a horse the arm. each fund hot and $30 million. the trouble with the curve was next with 4.7 million. >>> to cut the onion and that usually produces kids in for, defense it will in san francisco. in 60 years. the pulled london is going to close tonight with its

caffeinated drinks can help you feel alert but if only for a short period of time. you're more likely to have microsleeps, small naps that last five seconds or less but that's an eternity while you're on the road. go to abc2news.com/drowsy drivers. >>> what a start to the week. temperatures low 70s. we've got low humidity, and that will continue for the foreseeable future. 70 in edgewood and the heart of the city in the low to mid-70s. dry conditions. look at that humidity, 36%. that's comfortable, clear not only in central maryland but across the east coast. there is very limited active weather. good news for the early and middle part of the week. great news for the ravens kickoff game. the forecast is about 70 degrees. we'll fall through the 60s by the fourth quarter. we'll have much more weather coming up. >> you are looking live at the field at m&t bank stadium. the ravens will be playing against the cincinnati bengals. the cincinnati bengals will be beaten tonight. >> sounds good. as you're heading to the game, you will be looking for the perfect place to park,

. >>> as soon as you start the day without a caffeine boost and we all have one. the video up is. take a drink. professionals feel more productive when they drink their coffee. food prep and service workers topped the list of those needing the cup of joe the most followed by scientists, sales reps and pr professionals and nurses. no tv anchors on this list. dunkin donuts and career builder conducted the survey. it tied in with national coffee day coming up saturday. >>> i like it. turn that mug around. splash that o's sign. >> stay with us. those replacement refs are not just causing problems for players, coaches and fans. >> the bad calls and long delays felt in sin city. how this season is impacting those big beters. it was new word from san francisco these days. downsizing. the cheaper options they are looking into that could be cutting back on living space for those out in the golden gate city. >> reporter: everything is up to speed on 695 at dulaney valley road. i will show you how things are shaping up on 95 and 83. and jamie costello and -- shaping up on 95 and 83. and jamm

dangerous associated with kids and too much caffeine. >> another great day if store but things are going the insta-weather plus forecast the insta-weather plus forecast up.ng

are you sleeping in a dark room, having caffeine, wine, alcohol before you go to sleep?t disciplines are you using to get yourself to sleep, on a regular basis? these drugs are supposed to be used on a short-term basis, but, a lot of people end up duusing them chronically, ambien, sunesta and a lot of studies show they don't extend sleep a half-hour longer than you thought and it takes about the same amount of time to fall asleep, whether you took these pills or not. now, they work for some people, jamie, they work for some people... but we are talking 60 million prescriptions written for these last year and they are sedative hypnotics and you can walk in your sleep... >> reporter: you can drive the car. >> and someone was cooking and don't know how they got to the stove. this is exactly why... >> jamie: why is that allowed and why is a drug on this market that could allow you to literally -- what if you smoke in your sleep and you light the house on fire? it seems dangerous. does it happen with the other sleeping medications, too. >> it happens with that group, yes. but

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. >> chocolate has caffeine in it. has protein and calcium. >> it is a good after workout drink. chocolate mustache. >> you already have one. >> talk like a pirate while you're drinking chocolate milk. >> please don't do that. >> ongoing theme here. >> better than my coffee. >> we are seeing some rain showers and thunderstorms north of the metro area. right now it is dry at the airport. the forecast for today -- highs in the upper 70's with mostly cloudy skies. we have a chance for showers and even a chance during the ravens game. >> loving this chocolate milk. [laughter] >> chocolate milk. >> we have some wet roads in spots. have a problem along pulaski highway at meridian park drive. half an accident. -- moravia park drive. not picking up much in the way of delays. 83 looking good southbound. 59 on the west side at edmondson. running smoothly on southbound 97 for the glen burnie area. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 83 at ruxton road. the j.f.x. moving without delay. the roads are wet. 795 at owings mills. southbound traffic is building. that is the latest on traf

food preparation and service workers they top the list of those saying they need that caffeine scientists sales reps and marketing and pr professionals, nurses dunkin donuts career builder commissioner says the survey ties in with national coffee day this saturday. and i have to say, steve g keeps us awake. >> he does. wonderful job. show the mug. >> we appreciate it. >> you loving the orioles. >> stay with us. lady gaga getting a lot of attention and it's not over her fashion choices or her music. >> now the latest revelations that has many fans sharing their struggles with her and showing support as well. >> and usher fans across the big pond will wait longer to see him. why the singer says he's moving his european tour to next fall. anncr: more anti-maryland ads. from this west virginia casino. they want marylanders to keep coming to west virginia... casinos like theirs. spending one hundred seventy million a year. question seven will keep those dollars at home. with a limited expansion of gaming that will mean... hundreds of millions for schools in the baltimore area... and across the

. >> enough caffeine, able to get through it. >> i keep a couple of tunes in my head, go through it. >> see, what the viewer doesn't know we have music rocking out in the studio to keep us going. great having you here. >> bottom line starts right now. thanks for watching. >>> no matter how many hours you spent watching the democratic convention this week, i promise you, you didn't hear this. i'm about to tell you the three big mistakes the president made that could cost him his job. good morning, everyone. i'm christine romans. almost four years after the last presidential election, the economy is still struggling. we know president obama did not cause the economic crisis but is he fixing it. remember, regardless of what political party you associate with, how much money you make, where you live, any social issues you feel passionately about, barack obama is your president. last week i showed you how gop-backed policies helped run up the debt. this week i'll show you the three mistakes president obama made that could keep him from another term. first, underestimating the economic cri

latest of proof from across the muslim world that's happening right now before correspond loosely caffein of on twitter now this construct of course one of purpose to get his take on the purpose even to you. clinton's condemn the controversial film the spot the protests in washington is going to do with it what impact do you think the words will have on the muslim world tonight. well. tell the world everything. from the beginning. to make the rebels we're. going to go the research was leading from. there all knew george. so this is basically bolduc we've seen warning about this for over a year and blowback will happen in the libya and egypt even all across the muslim world in will extend to other parts of the muslim what happened. absolutely. the groom who all the production of two thousand and eleven and two muslim enunciate the prophet mohammed introduction it's maybe a catalyst but the most important thing is something that i really want to my latest story and. i'm going howso we are to come in memory. the style nine eleven he issued the audio and me to killing by a droll tree months a

just last month when russia's proton carrier rocket failed to orbit two communications satellites caffeinoff takes up the story and. the russian president has dismissed lead even used to rove as the head of the space center following a series of mishaps in the russian space industry mr rove resigned after last month's failed launch of the express and the two and the telkom three communication satellites he had been in charge of the facility that manufactures launch rockets and satellites since two thousand and five no prime minister dmitry medvedev had pointed to the fact that russia had seven failed launches in the past one and a half years these resulted in the loss of ten satellites he warns that the high rate of failure marked a quote colossal difference with other leading space powers now russia space officials have blamed the failures on manufacturing flaws as well as engineering mistakes but experts say that the decline of a once proud space program is rooted in a post soviet industrial meltdown that has hurt modernization despite a steadily growing flow of cash and aging workforce

any child, give them heavy amounts of caffeine. >> how do you top an empty chair?can the democrats outshine one of the stars of the republican convention? >>> people cannot stop dissecting clint eastwood's conversation with an empty chair. he chatted with an imaginary president obama at the republic national convention. listen. >> what do you want me to tell romney? i can't tell him to do that. i can't do that to himself. it's crazy. you're absolutely crazy. you're getting as bad as biden. >> so did clint's chair routine strike comedy gold or was it just awkward? let's bring in ben glieb and cnn contributor and republican strategist ana romero who is in miami. should the democrats try to top this speech in charlotte and if democrats try to top it, who should they get? >> what? what? what should i tell gary? my friend here wants you to know that democrats, they just have empty chair envy syndrome and they are going to top the empty chair. they are going to have charlie crisp, the man with the empty brain. so, yes, they are. i think being an empty chair is a lot bett

the one nine hundred centuries depression army tried cocaine in the twentieth century nicotine and caffeine and sometimes if you have to walk over the hill into certain death or near certain death you drink a lot of alcohol but we are getting a little more familiar with how the brain actually works now for example neuroscience at the now understand what parts of the brain react most to stressful conditions and if you can understand that then maybe you can start to understand the neural pathways that can be managed with drugs or or with sophisticated external electrical or magnetic systems that can as the scientists say down regulate these stress reactions so that's one that's one option as well it looks like these and you listed methods that have been used in the path of these methods are getting much more sophisticated we're looking at learning a lot more about the brain now partly because we have ways of looking inside the brain these amazing images of people who are looking at something or experiencing something in different parts of the brain are activated obviously we're going to get a

what do you cut back on in tough economic time times some do you still need the daily caffeine boost?ounds a day really does add up. i know i'm equity of that myself. e-mail us or tweet us to respond to that or anything else you've heard on the program this morning. and speaking of twitter, on wednesday on cnbc, we'll have an exclusive interview with the twitter ceo. tweet your questions today using the #ask twitter. >> and angela merkel, we'll hear from an author who says the german choances chance chance c rules like a mob boss. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> imf warping it is set to lower global

and celebrating the joy of caffeine and you could save hundreds."'ll have the build your own burger with a...n? sunny-side up egg, jack cheese, jill. and, uh... make it a double. inspiration can come from anywhere. around the bay this morning but that approach in the coastline much warmer temperatures getting hot this weekend but details coming up. and we're getting closer and up towards 6:00 in the morning so road to getting busier here's a look at three bridges across the area of so far everything is looking debt in full look at your traffic and weather together coming up in a little bit. he equates 554 now boy it bart has joined with uc- berkeley to monitor earthquakes in an effort to make the transit system a little bit safer part is not connected to recording comments that installed 8 more than 200 locations across the stage. irvin saw them as if to precautions in the events of the big quake. the ribbon cutting ceremony planned this morning in south san is same with a sad history of the bridge crosses my road and its parallel train tracks at th