chung could address what dr. argon talked about the addiction people in the population that maybe become addicted to sugar sweetened befrngz. i know that from new books sugar salt and fat many of the big soda corporations additional food processing companies look for a point where we know if you have the sugar and salt and fat they know it effects the brain and put certain amounts into their processed food to get people to buy the harmful product can you talk about the addictive and a half of the sugary beverages >> this is an area there's published materials that is compared across the criteria we consider for addiction. this doesn't happen for all people but what happiness when you become addicted to a substance when you don't become the substance you become depressed so to feel normal you seek it. we have an employee of the public health department that's addicted to sugar. if you take to this employee this employee will sound like it's almost this person is talking about alcoholic so this problem is there i'm

chung from the medical society is here to address that as well. the first thing i want to do i want to take a home message from the harvard school of public health the problem is sugary drinks include problems of obesity and heart disease. the evidence is the soft drink is on the rise and leading to health problems. i want everybody to understand that sugar is different number one and number 2 sugary drinks are worse. here are some key take home messages the first one is that liquid calculations are not counted by your body if you drink 2 hundred calories your body doesn't know that. this is really important it is different from eating 2 hundred calories of food. the second thing when we get sugary drinks we flood our liver with problems. when i drink a sugary drink you get a rise in insulin it's your father stored harmony it caused your body to store fat and the next thing sugar can be addictive. there is no control on how much sugar is added to an item when you pick up it won't say the daily requirement for sugar our body is not required for tha

danny chung torture?ome on. >> well, ma'am, by denying that chung and torture are connected, everybody thinks they are connected. >> in the fictional world that works. nate silver at 538 ran the data and showed there is a lot of chatter about hilary's health. >> there is but i think s.e. raises -- first off, every candidate wants to be our president, should be completely chan transparent about health records. >> absolutely. >> it under mines the need for transparency when karl does things like that. if his goal, and it is, is to keep hilary from running, i've known hilary for 23 years. she's never run from a fight. >> and for a good -- for a smear campaign to be effective, it has to be plausible for it to be effective. if you remember the smear campaign against sarah palin, questioning whether her son was hers or her daughters, it was so offensive that again, it had the indirect consequence of humanizing sarah palin against enemies. let me offer one word of advice and caution to democrats and the media wh

. >> i'm standing with connie chung and you are here because barbara walters. >> yeah.he way. she was the one who made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. >> i notice something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth, who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20" and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what is it like to come after barbara walters? >> it is a huge shadow and huge shoes to fill. >> jane pauley remembers at 25 getting a note from barbara. >> she sent a note, through someone. tell jane she's doing a good job. >> reporter: who would surprise barbara first? oprah. she told me about a job interview at 19. she pretended to be barbara walters. >> i tried to sit like her, cross my legs like her, tried to even talk like her. >> she has no idea that you are here. >> she has no idea that i am here. i can't wait to surprise her. i think this is what is an amazing thing. i have said forever that she is the reason why i could walk the road that i did because she actually was the one who paved it. i'm going to try not to cry m

charlie: why don't you invite connie chung on to see how she got involved.is kind of interesting, isn't it? bring them both in. liz: that's a man. thank you. 29 minutes before the closing bell rings. m&a activity in the health care industry so far this year on fire. deals all making it a year crew member. citigroup all-around genius when it comes to institutional client groups, a vice chair, an the man behind the scenes as an advisor. ceos around the world. and what is arguably the world's most upscale carmaker, rolls-royce is celebrating its 110th birthday. is a hip, young upstarts just about 11 years old? we look at the fight for auto breaking hebragging rights in ja moment. liz: listen, aol is getting hammered, groupon has a double-digit plunge dragging other social media stocks down. nicole petallides has more on today's social media selloff. nicole: it is unusual to see is getting hit so hard. groupon came out with the numbers they saw a wider loss, we could than expected. to the downside. with this plunge, take a look at the rest of the group and what

lawrence chung who's the president of the medical society and i think today's hearing on the impact of sugar sweetened drinks on the asian pacific islander communities is a historic occasion to use fats and experience and data to shatter the minor things that the asian pacific islander are not impacted by the sugar beverages. as documented by an overwhelmingly body of

to catch up with people we haven't seen in a long time. >> paula zahn. >> it was great. >> connie chung came over to me, grabbed me and said such dirty things in my ear. >> she has a foul mouth. she's fun. i like her. >> i wish i could tell you what she said. let's put it this way, our show makes her laugh. >> she and meredith both have that in common. >> yes, yes. congratulations to barbara. i think she'll probably have another primetime special on in a week, though. i don't she'll be able to -- >> her one on friday night was through the roof. >> terrific. >> congrats. >> the billboard awards last night. you watched them and i didn't. >> i saw bits and pieces. the big winner was justin timberlake. he took everything. he was not able to be there. >> he's in europe on a tour. >> he taped his acceptance speech. i guess he knew he won. let's watch. >> i love you guys. it is not a competition, but if it was, i won. i want to thank everybody on earth, everybody on earth, except -- except donald sterling. i don't want to -- >> okay. >> so he won for -- >> seven awards. he won everything. >> h

compliments to director huey and robert chung for the briefing they provided last week who visited san francisco for advice on how the city might want to proceed with its own safety retro fit program. they also said their visit was hugely valuable on all fronts, general, technical, financial and publicly wide. so well done there. warm thanks to dbi chief building inspector for his excellent customer service, for mr. john barber of mission housing. thank him very much for his assistance. mr. barber also mentioned he hasn't been to dbi since the 90s, that's a long time, and he knows significant and productive changes have been be met in dbi's business and how that is good for our business. congratulations to director huey who was interviewed by the cantonese radio talk show program about steps interested owners who want to take to legalize current legal units. this was a live call in radio show and director huey got plenty of questions about situations and provided helpful advice so thank you for taking that on the road. he had also been invited to do a channel 26 chinese tv interview wi

lawrence chung who's the president of the medical society and i think today's hearing on the impact of sugar sweetened drinks on the asian pacific islander communities is a historic occasion to use fats and experience and data to shatter the minor things that the asian pacific islander are not impacted by the sugar beverages. as documented by an overwhelmingly body of research and personal stories the offer consumption of sugary beverages recent research the asian pacific islander and teens are being targeted by big soda and among energy drinks in 2010 one in 3 san francisco children and condolence were obese over and over overweight. look to one side of you at least one of the 3 people sitting in this room who are if we were all children would be obese or overweight and if what we side nothing a third of the population will be obese and face the sugars like diabetes and many other health problems. also youth and adolescence are up for sleep disorders and asthma and others. each extra can of the sodas and energy drinks each one me drink per day increases a child's likelyness of becomin

but chung sun has to retake three the same week as his s.a.t.s and finals. >> they said [ indiscernible ] it doesn't matter. i don't care whose fault it is. i don't care whose accountable for this. i just want them to fix this! >> reporter: amador valley high school administrators and the district said they tried to fight the college board's decision several times but the board ultimately decided the school was out of compliance and their only option was retesting. in pleasanton, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> now, students will have the option to retake the exams next week. they should be submitted in time for scoring without impacting the student's college acceptance. >>> new at noon now a rally at a catholic high school in opposition to a morality clause. [ music ] >> students, parents and alumni demonstrated at oakland's bishop o'dowd against a clause in a new contract for the teachers covering more than 50 schools run by the diocese of oakland. it requires them to sign a pledge to abide by church teachings regardless of whether they are catholic or not. >> i'm upset because, uhm, this m

my name is eddy chung. my mother is also a resident of university ladies home.he's lived there 3-1/2 years. she likes it very much. most of -- all of her daily tasks are taken care of by the staff who are wonderful, exemplary people, but low-income people which represents the exact population that jane kim lippe who endowed university ladies home sought to protect, [speaker not understood] the staff is wonderful. however, the board seems to have operated independently and surprising residents and staff alike with the announcement they were going to close and that it what for financial reasons. but by throwing up their hands and saying nothing more can be done, they are [speaker not understood] the lives of our seniors. this is 100 year old legacy which is an important part of san francisco's history, this is done in isolation without input from the constituency and i'm hoping that the board of supervisors will assist us in keeping this open because it would be inconceivable for the -- for this to happen. and i'm fighting for my mother's life because i know that

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howard chung says he realizes he lives on a picture postcard street and that's not a bad problem to have. >> this is one of the most beautiful streets, i think, in the world. >> it must be a pain for the people who live there, but what can you do? they knew about it when they moved there. >> reporter: we're back here live and we have seen people just coming in waves taking pictures from all over the world. now, what they're talking about is temporary. the mta will gather data and then talk about what will happen next. they could seek legislation that will allow only local traffic to drive through, but you can always walk in. eat mooing at 1:00 at city hall. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> it is a nice reminder, isn't it? a nice reminder of what a nice place we live in. >> that's right. it is beautiful. come say hi. >>> the debate over what your child should eat at school is heating up on capitol hill, where a committee will consider easing government rules that critics say will result in more expensive and less tasty menus. for the past two years, students have been getting healthi

. >> reporter: connie chung, and joan lunden. >> reporter: all there to say thank you. with them all standing behind her, a message from barbara to all of them. >> this is my legacy, these are my legacy and i thank all of you. >> so many of the women, and so many of us holding back the tears. and i saw her whisper to you before she told all of you that you are her legacy. >> i wanted to know what she was thinking in the last minutes before her show. you're going to find out later, she's our person of the week. >>> still ahead, 20 seconds from tragedy. what this passenger discovered about his plane's near-disaster in the sky. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a

and she was surrounded by many of them, from connie chung to oprah winfrey. >> how proud when i see allare making and reporting the news. if i did anything to help that happen, that's my legacy. >> alfonsi: barbara walters is 84. she's retiring but maybe not forever. >> maybe instead of good-bye, i should say see you later. >> alfonsi: and we would be happy to see you again. well, the odds were heavily against gina, but cherylyn was betting on her to win. on her to win. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. those little cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may

along with jane pauley, connie chung. so many famous faces. >> and today, barbara will be on "good morning america." and of course, on her final episode of "the view." and then, tonight, a two-hour special. "barbara walters, her story." featuring one of the biggest collection of celebrities ever crammed into one show. that starts at 9:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, deja vu for general motors as the company announces yet another multimillion vehicle recall. >>> and more trouble for former nfl player, aaron hernandez. why he is facing new murder charges. >>> plus, an important health alert for people taking a popular sleeping aid. this morning, the fda is sounding the alarm and making a big change to the recommended dose. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeo

i'm standing with connie chung and you're here because barbara walters -- >> paved the way. made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. i noticed something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20." and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what's it like to come after barbara walters. jane remembers getting a note from barbara. at 25. >> she sent a note, tell jane she's doing a good job. >> reporter: who would surprise barbara first? oprah who told me about a job interview at 19 she pretended to be barbara walters. >> i tried to sit like her. i tried to do this like her. i tried to cross my legs like her. i tried to even talk like her. >> she has no idea you're here? >> no. i can't wait to surprise her. i think this is what i think is an amazing thing. i have said forever that she is the reason why i could walk the road that i did because she actually was the one who paved it. >> reporter: right behind her they were all waiting. diane waiting. robin ready. the group's selfie. history in the ma

chung also cited will this resources for the underwater search related to fly to make st seventy the chinese navy ship will last with a deep sea sweeping capability has departed for the northern indian ocean and as of now china has already sent a total of the team that naval vessels thirteen planes and also deployed twenty one satellites in the search operation. bishops have called more than one point four million square kilometers just gives you an idea of how big the area is also search and rescue efforts continue for the missing passengers from the south korean ferry which capsize over two weeks ago the death toll is now risen to one or twenty six. another seventy six missing government officials saying it is copper into specialty was set up to prevent victims bodies from drifting away from the site. authorities say the first phase of the search and rescue operation is expected to be concluded by the two teams over one hundred show strollers and praise of the deployed at the search teams scoured the fourth and fifth stories of the sunken ship. more than one hundred divers are cond

an amazing tribute, two dozen of the best known women from network tv journalism including connie chung and robin reports posed for a group picture. >> join us as she celebrate the into-year career of barbara walters tonight with a special. >> she has been an inspiration to many of us, not just the women but the men, the breakdown of the doors and believing in yourself. >> competitiveness she had with others in the business. >> barbara walters can deliver the interviews that no one else do and bring a tear to the eye. >> she tries to make everyone cry and they say they will not cry. she broke the glass ceiling. >>> now, outside, good morning, everyone, the wind has been focusing on sfo in fairfield and blowing inland at 12 to 18 miles per hour and that is the sea breeze. look what happens as we head to afternoon, the winds are 20 miles per hour at point reyes and they pick up for the rest of us and become around 10 or 15 to 20 in san francisco and fairfield and napa and that is why we are going to be cooler today. i don't think the low clouds stay around beyond 10:00 or 11:00 but the hi

causing the greatest outcry, perhaps famous rights leader chung.hen i met him last week, he felt immune to the party. i think i'm fine, he told me. i'm a moderate. the government has treated me well and i'm a veteran loyal. but in china there is an invisible red line. by commemorating the violent tiananmen square massacre nearly 25 years ago, they protested. ask th and they ended up here in the beijing detention center. it seems the communist party of china is unwilling to come to terms with its history and would rather silence even moderate voices of dissent. charged with picking quarrels and troublemaking, one of their lawyers say they face constant interrogation at the sprawling facility. activists call the detentions preposterous. >> if having a small gathering in a private setting is picking a quarrel, what isn't? >> reporter: every year before the tiananmen anniversary, the party is on high alert. but this year is different, says amnesty, saying scores have been arrested in a nationwide crackdown. it's part of a trend, they say, of shutting o

. >> reporter: senior danny olenic has to retake one test but chung sun has to retake three, the sameks as his s.a.t.s and fines. >> they say it's their fault but i don't care. i don't care whose fault it is or who is accountable. i just want them to fix this. >> reporter: amador valley high school administrators and the district said they tried to fight the college board's decision several times. but the board ultimately decided the school was out of compliance and their only option was retesting. in pleasanton, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> students can retake the exams next week. they should be submitted in time for scoring without impacting the students' college acceptance. >>> there was a rally today outside a catholic high school in opposition for a morality clause. ♪[ music ] >> students, parents and alumni demonstrated outside oakland bishop o'dowd against a clause in a new teacher contract that requires them to sign a pledge to abide by church teaching in their private lives regardless of whether they are catholic. >> we are certainly considering and have already gone on record a

oprah winfrey, lisa ling, diane sawyer, connie chung.how you a still photo, the woman standing over her shoulder is a woman i happen to have on the phone, joan london who spent 17 years co-hosting "good morning america." >> it's great to be with you, brook. >> so, can we just talk about this moment here? here you are with barbara in this shot. i mean standing right behind her, can you just -- what was that moment like? >> you know, it was incredible being in the room right off set with just all of these women who were iconic who really went down a path because of barbara and everybody felt it. and when -- she was actually really surprised. one after another, she really was quite overwhelmed. you know, for me, when i was, you know, in college, i was watching her on the air, i always thought she had the best job in the whole. it was her influence on me as a young woman who gave me the audacity back then in 1973, to walk into a news affiliate and ask for a job. >> there you go, you know. you have been such a success in your own right. and g

douglas and oprah winfrey on set and as a crowd of successful women in the industry, including connie chung yaw we are, robin roberts, they were all there to wish her well. take a look. >> wow! i just want to say this is my legacy. these are my legacy, and i thank you all. >> after a career that has spanned six decades, six decades, barbara says yeah, she knew it was time. she says she wanted to walk away while she was still doing good work and good work is probably an understatement. she was still landing the huge interviews. last week she sat down with shelly sterling and while she's walking away from the everyday "view" job on television i think we'll see her again on our television screens doing projects that are important to her. i don't think she can just sit and not do anything. looking back on her career, her list of interview subjects include some of the most important figures of the last half century, and she says she would have loved to have interviewed the queen and the pope. that's probably the only two people that she hasn't interviewed. when it comes to her legacy, she has be

esta situaciÓn en la que el plazo de maÑana por lo menos en el discurso de ayer, miguel Ángel osorio chung el control total del territorio. esto es un reconocimiento tÁcito de que no habÍa ocurrido a pesar de que el operativo se lanzÓ desde enero de este aÑo. cuatro meses donde el gobierno compartiÓ la autoridad con estos grupos de autodefensas. antes, los caballeros templarios y lo que dice el gobierno, se acabaron las autodefensas. la responsabilidad es del gobierno federal y estatal. se espera que se normalice la vida en michoacÁn. >> y esperamos que asÍ sea, salvador garcÍa. gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana en vivo desde la capital de mÉxico. continuamos con muchÍsimo mÁs, aquÍ, este viernes dedicado a las madres. y vamos a hablar con una de ellas, en deportes. adelante. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? ¿todo bien? >> mi santa madre, un placer. >> mi mamÁ tambiÉn nos estÁ viendo desde el cielo. >> y seguramente estÁ muy orgullosa de ti. te queremos mucho. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ todo? >> a mi madre, le gustan los deportes menos. los deportistas a poco lo celebran. >> lo lindo es que cuando uno h

something else i'd like you to consider is that if something were to happen like what happened with chungsunk tech in november of 2013, it is likely that manager like that -- not likely, possible that something like that could actually bring down the regime. because this really rocked north korea. not only did it rock north korea internally, it rocked their foreign affairs, for example, and who's their most important ally? their only real ally? china. and does everybody know who the point man for china was? it was shun tech. we had that vacuum for a few months at least where north korea had difficulties dealing with china at least for a while because they had purplinged today she can -- purged tie check. and i'm quite sure kim jong un was advised of this, so if something like that happened again within the near future, it could rock north korea even harder than it did this time. so i'm sure you're sitting on your seats rocking back and forth going, gee, bruce, can kim jong un survive? and the answer is, maybe. the leader of north korea, in order to keep the country from exploding, must ha

at connie chung's house. >> assuming this really gets done. >> connie's hosting?they travel around with name tags. >> it's a little insecure, but i like it. >> jay-z is the one in the white. >> the statement reads in part, jay and solange each assume their shared responsibility for what occurred. they both have apologized. you get it. okay, who cares? >> we're over it. >> at the end of the day, family, we're no different. >> so you guys get over it, is what they're saying. >> somebody makes $250,000 selling the video. >> got fired, but got fired with 250 grand. >> people are saying that was probably more money than that person made in a couple of years, so that's what unfortunately makes it tempting. but that's not a justification, obviously. >> we can all move past this, right? >> speaking of surveillance video. >> i can't. >> this is unbelievable. caught on camera recently at a ohio school, specifically toledo, ohio, a teacher was seen on surveillance video. a little boy walks out of class. we're told to say allegedly grabbed the 6-year-old, pushing him as you s