. >> reporter: callie svensson says the drugs have changed her life. >> hi, callie. >> how are you?> reporter: she says she was struggling with obesity. her doctor, barry weinstein, prescribed her >> it sounds like you're having great benefits with the current dose. >> nobody from the outside would know i was constantly fighting this weight. >> i love you. how was school? >> reporter: callie is raising three kids and a yard full of animals at a home in suburban new jersey. it might look like she has it all, but a year ago she hit a low. when were you your heaviest? >> i was really struggling after my third pregnancy to lose the rest of the baby weight. i was not able to do the things i loved anymore. mommy was tired all the time. >> it's still emotional to talk about even now. >> it is because you're drawn back to that dark place. you feel so hopeless. >> reporter: she says for her, body image has been a lifelong struggle. >> i would go to a pool party, i remember having to wear those big speedo bathing suits and everybody else had the cute ones. i didn't look like every other girl.

callie cox is mere with us as well. she will give insight for the state of the union from investors point of view. 2:50, my takeaway on big government versus capitalism. all that and so much more on "making money." >> all right, by now investors are used to competing narratives, right? they abound everywhere. of course you know the message from the markets, message from experts, message probably inside your own heads they never stop. we got some today. federal reserve chairman jerome powell, the defacto boss, commander-in-chief of shoutouts, labor con my is strong because economy is strong. janet yellen had intriguing comment you don't have recession when you have the lowest unemployment rate in 53 years. what is intriguing that is not true. at start of recessions employment rate is 4.7. that is very low. we've been 3.6, 3.5. most recently the last recession started at 3.5%. don't let low unemployment rate fool you whether or not we could to into recession or not. on that note, however, goldman sachs, they came out yest

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the collizorka and went to take off before the competitors the way back she was closed, it seems calliet want to yell at the rat butler in the film blown by the wind. mayer said to the pit that if you don't want to be a mouth, you will be a gill. that mustache accepted the threat from surroz and changed his mind, played a glitter, the film became a cult and won eight oscars. grid. who could know? that the imba did not amuse a dozen not such a company of a meter, goldwinmeyer. the jackal is a protracted crisis, and sim is to blame or the yakking of the swara. kissed, ate and already 1950 on foot louis mayer seychel retired his offspring with cops and connections actor trukhan bay said to this one to find out the measures - this is the end of hollywood from movie tables nicole didn’t even fly olegrey, you study californian sonic hiba, mohen know that remote minsk crew, healing the wounds of the war and blowing films of the japanese students you see, you did not taste greta and the bears themselves for the place of acquaintances of the lion of drying with ginalitrom. this is a film narrowe

well hello, impatient and the wheel with smoke because of de schlyakh back she was closed, it seems callie clark she didn't want to yell at the rat butler in the film blown away by the wind. mayer yamuza declared that he did not want to be a mouth, you would be a gill. that mustache accepted the threat of usorёz and changed his mind, he played a glitter, the film became a cult and won eight oscars, the shavings went on the carriage the days of another of his light who could know that simba had a dozen not up to the cinema company golden metro mayer the jackal prolongs the crisis in and it’s sim ’s fault or the yakking has bitten him and it’s not 1956 anymore. louis mayer retired with applause and connections actor trukhan bay said to find out the measures - this is the end of hollywood retired movie boss settled on his earlier up to 100 years of elite horses nicole didn’t fly into his darling, he got sick on californian sonic, fuck. i could juvent that far from being fashionable from the soul, and the late horrors of budov’s pen were defended by the menshiki with living images of the golde

angeles, he has worked to improve the lives of dogs and their owners through his training business, callie canin solutions. >> my goal was to lessen euthanization rate by teaching people all the skills they need to be great dog handlers and do owners. it will create more value so that she has more desire for it. i trade bay area's own steph curry, lebron james and more. we will take a homeless man off the street and help him if he is having trouble. for me, dogs are the way that i stayed focus because i was kind of a busy kid, kind of a troublemaker growing up. dogs were a way for me to redirect my energy down a positive outlook. >> reporter: thriving in doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his roots. >> you know, this is a great month to celebrate black excellence. i am just really glad to do my part. i like to represent for the culture. i grew up in hip-hop culture. i a from oakland, california, and i like to show young people that do you, and do whatever you wan to do. you can still put your passion in play and create a great lifestyle and career for yourself

angeles, he has worked to improve the lives of dogs and their owners through his training program, callie canine solutions. >> there's a lot of problem with aggressive breeds so i want to reduce the euthanasia rate. create more value in the reward so she has a little more desire for it. >> reporter: the oakland native is passionate about his work and made a name for himself. >> i train the bay area's own steph curry. kevin hart. demi moore. lebron james animals. we are just so open. but we take someone off the street. a homeless man and help him. >> reporter: he starred in a netflix series about dog training. >> dogs are the way i stayed focus because i was a busy kid. a troublemaker growing up. dogs was a way for me to redirect my energy into a positive outlet. >> reporter: thriving an doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his roots. >> you know, this is a great month to celebrate black excellence and i'm just really happy to do my part. i definitely like to represent for the culture. i'm from oakland, california. i grew up with the hip hop culture. i want to sh

one of those is a bay area native, the lieutenant commander callie zimmerman from san jose has been in the navy 10 years and was thrilled to be part of the flyover. the flyover was intended as a celebration of 50 years of women flying in the navy. pretty awesome. >>> another driverless car gets the green light to travel on bay area roadways. amazon is testing itself driving robo taxi on public roads with passengers on board. vehicles do not have steering wheels or pedals, they move forward and backwards. california dmv gave the company a permit to test the vehicles and right now only allows the car to shuttle employees on a one-mile public route between office buildings at the company headquarters in foster city. the car goes up to 30 miles per hour. >>> next, competitive snowball siding. a sport in japan. we will tell you where the popular battle has returned. >>> a look at rockefeller center as lester holt is preparing for top nightly news. tom costello looking into airplane close calls. the terrifying plant from one plane headed fr for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of cho

lieutenant commander cally zimmerman is one of the aircrews supporting the flyover. she's been in the navy for ten years and is thrilled to be part of celebration of 50 years of women flying in the u.s. navy. >> when you think about r about our history as women weren't even able to fly and the fact we've come this far to have an all-female aircrew and an all-female maintainer team is -- it's really hard to describe how awesome that is. >> pretty awesome. the pilots are sit to flyover state farm stadium in a diamond formation at around 345 miles per hour tomorrow. >> behind us now a live look at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, tonight. kick off now just over 22 hours away. but the pregame party as you might imagine has already start. one part of that pregame party today, a friendly wager. the governor from missouri and pennsylvania met on stage in phoenix today and made their bets. the loser has to display the losing team's flag in their office for a day and will have to send the winner an assortment of food. if the chiefs lose missouri governor mike parson w

callie zimmerman is from san jose and continued to the university of nevada, reno. if you tuned in for the halftime show, rihanna delivered. the halftime performance featured all of her top hits, and shortly after she had the stage her representatives confirmed that she is pregnant meanwhile, on the field, the game came down to the final seconds to decide who would end up walking away as champs. >> vern glenn has the recap. >> reporter: in 2020, the chiefs stunned the 49ers with a comeback, and tonight they rallied against the eagles to win their second super bowl in the last four years! the eagles had jalen hurts, who came out on fire in his first super bowl. patrick mahomes was looking for another title. fourth quarter. chiefs up one. mvp mahomes finding skyy moore. but the eagles have some playmakers. hurts to his alabama crimson tide playmaker devaunte sigler, inside the five! that led to another quarterback sneak. two-point conversion for hertz, tying it at 35. pocket collapse from the homes prame. bad ankle and all, and he took off running! huge first down ins

san jose native callie zimmerman is part of the team doing the flyover. she has been in the navy for 10 years and is thrilled to be part of the celebration of 50 years of women flying in the u.s. navy. >> when you think about our history, a woman wasn't even able to fly and the fact that we have come this far to have an all-female aircrew and an all-female maintainer team is really hard to describe and how often that is. >> that is pretty amazing. so while she will be on the ground tomorrow, lieutenant commander zimmerman was in the cockpit for a vip tour this week showing arizona's governor what our navy pilots do. when those pilots fly over the stadium tomorrow, they will be going about 345 miles per hour. >> san francisco's chase center today, a lucky fan for an unsuspecting warrior span. >> guess what? you are the 3 millionth fan here at chase center. let's celebrate. >> he was unsuspecting. >> he was. good reaction. >> oh yeah. he is into it now. >> serenaded by a live rasp and. had a bad day to spend a saturday. >> i don't think so and look at that.

it's a snowy and callie that's something you don't see that much snowballs. but there was some flurries. um definitely felt the chill, you know, definitely different. down down there. and yeah, it was good. black and his five year old daughter, charlotte, drove up the long windy road, hoping to see some snow rangers say they did get some flurries. but the snow did not stick. black said it was still exciting to experience this rare winter storm. we're uh, we're drinking hot chocolate. i brought. i brought the camp stove up and bqe. we cooked it up in the back of the back at the forerunner, beautiful. yeah i like it. lorenzo and his friends took pictures and enjoy the winter like weather, even if they weren't dressed for it. lorenzo was in sandals, he said they came straight from work when they saw a dusting on the mountain from a distance was working like, you know, one of three and we saw like a lunchtime was annoying. that's what we came here after work. having fun taking pictures video. there's a lot more cold weather on the waist. there certainly could be

corporation, returned to google to work with the data on which the landa neural network is trained, this is callyven the quality with which language models will appear in the coming years. google needs to get ready. a serious challenge to them products will face strong competition. people are already starting to think about how fundamental things are changing. this will be a breakthrough given how the gpt chatbot works. it can be applied in any field of medicine education. it will be a massive trend, the largest companies will start using this high-tech platform. commit in addition, google are going to introduce the chinese canoe. and the whole russian compass i give you 2.0. well, the new neural network will become part of alice's search by mail and other basic services. the thing that she knows how to do, she knows how to analyze texts, understand the meaning , adequately answer and solve problems, the concept that we help to understand, help somehow quickly summarize, give out information as quickly as possible, launch one, launch another, then slowly, we improve all these technologies. they h

you're living well because callie can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections . avoid grapefruit during treatment. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain change in your heartbeat. dizziness yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen, pain , bleeding, bruising fever, chills or other symptoms of an infection. a severe worsening rash are or plan to become pregnant or breastfeeding. long live hugs and kisses morning celebrate robin on gma. funny tonight here at the student back in the game for one more shot. tonight in leesburg, virginia. the story of high school senior rocky lardo 17 years old and she's america strong. rocky has been playing basketball since she was just four, making the varsity team at heritage high school. but she was forced to step off the court after being diagnosed with ewing's sarcoma, a rare form of canc

well, if you still evaluate the interests of this british goddess of calli, which we see is nothing at goddess of death in indian, given the national origin of the ribbon that he carries the rites that he did before entering the downing. he is certainly a man who is within. eh, this religious paradigm. so there's nothing like that here. i 'm just stating this way, considering, it must be understood that, of course, britain would like to finally bring the situation to such a point, from which no negotiations will ever be possible at all. that is , there is no such position, for example, they are practical among the americans. eh, perhaps only two countries have such a position. this is in britain, in poland , here they are exactly the same, because what is more important, like the normal hygiene of europe, so that a corpse appears, because a corpse can be torn apart. in this case, i’m talking about ukraine, tearing off the back of it, so to speak , the tasty part, i mean the western region, but for britain it’s important that you underestimate it generally wants the whole of ukraine. we

in states like florida and indiana is to have a curriculum centered around social media, much like callie cheese -- how we teach reading and writing and arithmetic, we need to teach social media use and that is the way to go forward. guest: everything carl says should come with a general warning. the fact that he is funded by social media platforms negates a lot of what he has to say. i have two children under four. i shudder to think what kind of online ecosystem is waiting for them when they asked me for social media. there are policy options being debated in congress. we have to hash out the differences and get privacy laws on the books, not only nationwide standards but also something that protects our kids privacy. the cost of doing nothing is too high. that is what carl seems to be suggesting. you cannot give it to the government or social media companies because they will not self regulate as we know from the big tobacco fights in the 1990's. what is the option? i do not hear an alternative. what i did hear president biden say is i heard him stand over a divided government, somethi

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it's snowy and callie. that's something you don't see that much snowballs. but there was some flurries. um definitely felt the chill, you know, definitely different. down down there. and, yeah, it was good. black and his five year old daughter, charlotte, drove up the long windy road, hoping to see some snow rangers say they did get some flurries. but the snow did not stick, black said it was still exciting to experience this rare winter storm. we're or drinking hot chocolate. i brought the camp stove up and be we cooked it up in the back of the back at the forerunner, beautiful. yeah i like it. lorenzo and his friends took pictures and enjoy the winter like weather, even if they weren't dressed for it. lorenzo was in sandals, he said they came straight from work when they saw a dusting on the mountain from a distance. it was working like, you know, and we saw like a lunchtime was knowing that's what we came here after work. thank having fun taking pictures video. rangers on mount diablo closed the gate about halfway up the mountain because they say if there

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t calli. the formal basis of the address comes from the united states constitution outlining the duties of the presidentn article two, section three, clse one. "he shall from time toime give the congress information on the state of the union and recommend such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient." we are expecting president biden to recommend several measures to congress tonight, discuss the state of the country. we want to know as you watch this state of the union address, does the address still matter today? the phone lines are split by political parties. republicans, democrats, independents as usual. one view of capitol hill -- of what the capitol looks like. punch bowl news. there picture from the capital. a now familiar scene. the fence back up around the capitol. extra security is everywhere around the permit or today. always tight for the state of the union. the sun rises this morning and you can see what it looks like this morning, the day of the state of the union addre

callie if the guy is out on the street? he's not incarcerated. he's free. okay. he's under correctional control. what does that mean? he's got a officer or a parole officer, and maybe he might even meet with once in a while. right. but largely an honor system, isn't it? we're hoping that even though he's not an honorable man, he'll obey the law, which he usually won't. okay. that's reality of it. so she says michelle alexander. she says, but violent crime didn't. mass incarceration. drug war caused. mass incarceration. really? so i took the number of who were in prison for drug crimes and i took number of whites who were in prison for drug and the number of hispanics who in prison for drug crimes. and i said, take out. let's go from. that all of the inmates who are in for drug charges. and after you do that what happens the percentage of blacks in prison remains the same. it's still 38%. how can that be? if you pulled out all drug offenders who are african-american. you still have 38% black in prison. you do. you do do the numbers yourself and you'll see what i m

environment where they welcome the because the good ministers environment where they welcome thébecause the callionment where they welcome the because the call forinisters environment where they welcome the because the call for them 's environment where they welcome the because the call for them of do because the call for them of their own ability, the confidence of views, and confidence of their views, and that also confident enough to change their mind if the evidence something evidence suggests something different. that's what good ministers doing this plainly are good out there good ministers out there wants to out as a to single anyone out as a particular exemplar. you don't have to know. mean, there are have to know. i mean, there are plenty them. i mean, people plenty of them. i mean, people often michael gove. often told that michael gove. right. so about right. you know, so talk about very minister and very high profile minister and michael gove, very respectful of his civil servants has a really good reputation for civil servants and he understood the nature of being a minister is a dif

environment where they welcome the because the good ministers environment where they welcome thébecause the callionment where they welcome the because the call forinisters environment where they welcome the because the call for them 's environment where they welcome the because the call for them of do because the call for them of their own ability, the confidence of views, and confidence of their views, and that also confident enough to change their mind if the evidence something evidence suggests something different. that's what good ministers doing this plainly are good out there good ministers out there wants to out as a to single anyone out as a particular exemplar. you don't have to know. mean, there are have to know. i mean, there are plenty them. i mean, people plenty of them. i mean, people often michael gove. often told that michael gove. right. so about right. you know, so talk about very minister and very high profile minister and michael gove, very respectful of his civil servants has a really good reputation for civil servants and he understood the nature of being a minister is a dif

relative newcomer, wonderful, lights up the screen and got a beautiful cast, billy fichtner, sarah wayne calliest the writing and the actors, but it was the crew that made the show what it was. quietly as we were wrapping up, i'd walk around to every department. you got your next job? woulasyo well. lo>>of stu like tha enough to get a new scar on my head and a broken femur at one point. >> a broken femur? >> not so drastic. i'm walking and crossing my leg. it was an impact fracture is what i was told. like someone took a hammer to my kneecap and jammed it through. >> but you're better now. >> i'm okay now. i'm back up on a surfboard. i'm good. >> thanks for coming. >> thanks, george. >> "the company you keep" premieres sunday at 10:00 eastern on abc and streams on hulu starting monday. >>> lori b. is back with the best towels. ♪ the right stuff ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ the right stuff ♪ >>> go nkotb. we are back now with "the right stuff," spotlighting the top trends to shop and we are looking at bath towels. a comfortable towel can make all the difference so lori bergamotto is here to help us fin

in states like florida and indiana is to have a curriculum centered around social media, much like callieheese -- how we teach reading and writing and arithmetic, we need to teach social media use and that is the way to go forward. guest: everything carl says should come with a general warning. the fact that he is funded by social media platforms negates a lot of what he has to say. i have two children under four. i shudder to think what kind of online ecosystem is waiting for them when they asked me for social media. there are policy options being debated in congress. we have to hash out the differences and get privacy laws on the books, not only nationwide standards but also something that protects our kids privacy. the cost of doing nothing is too high. that is what carl seems to be suggesting. you cannot give it to the government or social media companies because they will not self regulate as we know from the big tobacco fights in the 1990's. what is the option? i do not hear an alternative. what i did hear president biden say is i heard him stand over a divided government, something

one of those women was lieutenant commander callie zimmerman of san jose. 50 years ago, the first woment school in pensacola, florida. but since then women have served lead at every level of naval aviation. and another big moment at the super bowl. buffalo bill's safety damar hamlin appeared on the field before the game started. ladies and gentlemen, buffalo bill's safety um, our hamlet. it was great to see him and he was greeted as you see by first responders of medical professionals honored as heroes for saving his life. tomorrow went into cardiac arrest during a game last month against the cincinnati bengals. he said he does want to go back to playing eventually. and non sports fans enjoyed something else. their own super bowl. all of these dogs want to come to pam cooks house. it was the annual battle between the four legged furry friends. team fluff was the top dog. they beat team ruff the score 87 83 in the puppy bowl, the first time in the games 19 year history that it went into overtime. in case you're wondering, the dogs had to drag a chew toy into the end zone in order to scor

to run that an locate youth recifically trying of mine tommy used to run that an locate youth and callynd help trying to locate youth and help depressed men because they talk to their barbers and they formed an intervention and referred them on and it was saving lives. i think these ideas are just wonderful. i love them. yeah, absolutely and i know said absolutely and i know he said that libraries are being used more than ever, but that i always have this feeling that if i support library i don't support my library might be threat. i always be under threat. so i always encourage to go and encourage people to go and support have support your library. i have lots coming in. i would lots of these coming in. i would want reflect some of those want to reflect some of those lots. nicola it has to be said this morning, fiona's got in touch. she says the police conference nicola conference on nicola was ill judged naive. they've judged and naive. they've already as already lost their objective as they've finding they've prioritised pr finding nicola. alcohol nicola. the assertion of alcohol pro