así que prepárese para el exclusivo taller de nutribullet con nuestro experto en longevidad, david wolfer el poder de los alimentos para luchar contra las molestias de la artritis, balancear las hormonas, sobrecargar el sistema inmunológico y revertir 5, 10 ó hasta 20 años con el increíble nutribullet, el extractor de nutrición de súper alimentos. >> hola a todos, soy david wolfe y les doy la bienvenida a mi taller. hoy hablaremos sobre nutrición. ¿por qué? les diré por qué. porque durante los últimos 30 años, nos hemos convertido en una de las naciones más sobrealimentadas pero malnutridas en todo el mundo. esto ha provocado una epidemia de presión alta, obesidad, depresión, estrés y otras cosas más. por eso estoy tan entusiasmado en presentarles el aparato que cambiará su vida, así como transformó la mía. este es el nutribullet, el primer extractor de nutrición en el mundo. un extractor de nutrición no es una licuadora ni un extractor de jugos, es completamente diferente a cualquier otra cosa. esta máquina está diseñada para romper las paredes celulares de los alimentos, simplificando,

i am david wolfe. today we're going to talk about nutrition. why? over the last 30 years we have become the most overfed yet undernourished nation in the entire world. this has created an epidemic of high blood pressure, obesity, depression, stress, and a whole lot more. that's why i am so excited to andthat's why i am so excited to bring you a machine that is going to change your life the way it changed my life. this is the nutribullet, the world's first nutrition extractor. a nutrition extractor is not a blender. it is not a juicer. it is completely different from anything else out there. this machine is designed to break down the cell walls of your food, unleashing the nutrients inside. transforming ordinary fresh foods into super foods. now i am going to show you the difference between smoothies from a traditional blender and what we can create with my nutribullet. we are going to put kale in. we are going to take some pineapple for the vitamin c. we are going to put in some cucumbers, great for hydration and kidneys. we're going to put in cashe

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wolf? >> david mackenzie, heartbreaking story continuing there in beijing.s bring back aviation analysts miles o'brien and cnn's richard quest. richard, these families wanted this information that was released today. they wanted it weeks ago. would it have really made a differencefamilies if they would have heard, for example, the audiotape from cockpit to ground control? >> no. other than peace of mind. it makes no difference to the investigation. it is a peace of mind issue. i have to say, it's unusual they've been allowed to hear it this time. the sort of information that they have requested falls into several categories. it's either to prove that the plane is still somewhere with everyone alive, or it's to understand what happened. or it is at the sort of we just need to know. we need to know every nuts and bolts. and i think that much of the information was given. i know it was given. i've been told it was given. they didn't necessarily register it was given, so they asked for it again and again and again. but this latest development, to close the cente

wolf. we're back with brad woodhouse and david bosse. maybe we were ahead of the curve on minimum wage. you guys on obama care, you keep banging the drum on that. let me ask you a question. >> i think you know why we do. >> let me ask you a question. you have bill mcintyre, who the poster for john mccain. he says in the general election going for full repeal is actually a loser. aren't you guys in danger of overshooting on obamacare, overshooting on benghazi and being like 98 and blowing it because you're out of touch with the american people? >> no. i think that's a great buildup. but we're going run against obamacare and run against barack obama. that's going to be the difference in this election cycle. and we're welcoming it. >> one question. are you going to call for full repeal? you have a republican pulse for saying full repeal is a loser. people want to fix it, not repeal it. >> you have candidates like nunn all across the country who are going to run from barack obama and can't answer a simple question whether they would vote for his signature, his landmark legislation, obamacar

. >> absolutely, wolf. david regrets all the jokes he made about lewinsky during the height of the impeachment scandal. may seem disingenuous since letterman built his career, made his living off that humor. the window on how feelings have changed about lewinsky is telling. monica lewinsky's venture back into the spotlight has made david letterman wistful as he fades from that spotlight. nearing the end of his run as host of the "late show" on cbs, letterman had a reflective chat with barbara walters. they brought up lewinsky's recent essay, how lewinsky wrote she'd had trouble finding employment instead of a letterman punch line. >> i started to feel bad because myself and other people with shows like this made relentless jokes about the poor woman. she was a kid. 21 or 22 or something. i feel bad about my role in helping push the humiliation to the point of suffocation. monok you have to feel sorry a little bit for monica lewinsky. she's a kid right out of college, you know, looking for a good job at the white

david: we have mark newton, gray wolf chief technical analyst. mark, we're still in this. today was great. a triple-digit gain on the dow. although we have to remember the small and mid-sized caps and russell 2000 holding flat. nasdaq going negative a little bit but coming back. we seem to be in some kind of a plateau, do we not? >> the market has been frustrating to bulls and bears the like i think last couple months. s&p and dow are basically range-bound since march and russell 2000 is source of weakness and hitting, even breaking april lows as of today. the problem we're not seeing any follow through. we're not seeing pullbacks in the s&p and dow. those are remaining range-bound. we still have a lot of sector rotation. energy moving up to new highs. look at things like oih, continuing to see very defensive rally with utilities, energy and staples moving and discretionary hitting new lows. but it is really difficult for people to call any sort of a top just yet. i know a lot of people are expecting the s&p and dow should really join the russell, if anything, if the next

monica -- the republican race is headed to a runoff between david purdue and jack kingston. tom corbett will face tom wolfein idaho, no word yet on who will be the gop nominee for the democratic opponent. joining me at the table now -- arkansas, there is no primary. we knew it would be tom prior and tom cotton. his polling looks very good, and there is a story about obama care in the south. >> potentially. they show anywhere from three to ten percentage points over his in many ways. mark is from the wal-mart state. against the federal minimum wage increase, against marriage equality, in line with the values of the state. in terms of obamacare, it's a long time until november. i'm not sure i how much obamacare will be an issue, as we see the republican party starting to back away from it. >> the question becomes if they back away whether democrats can be aggressive on that. that strikes me as something we saw. a lot of lines of attack by allison grimes tonight. ty didn't hear anything about obamacare or health care to say that is something she would be running on. >> you made a good point about things worki

david, thanks. >>> some states holding gubnatorial primaries. in pennsylvania democratic businessman tom wolf waiving his primary and face off against governor tom corbett. jason carter winning the democratic primary and run against dpof goff nathan deal who beat two republican challengers. and in idaho a j bookoff running against republican goff govern butch otter who faced a close challenge. >> and major judicial action on a hot button issue. same- sex marriage in pennsylvania. federal judge striking down the ban of gay marriage unconstitutional and said such laws need to be thrown in the ash heap of history. goff dpof tom koshet supported the ban expected to release a statement today. in idaho. gay marriage will not be allowed until an a pole is decided after a lower court overturned the same- sex marriage ban. and in oregon, the judge throwing out the ban. the state official said they would not appeal. fox news extreme weather alert on the potential for severe conditions in the country. strong storms expected to develop again today and tonight on a poundry stretching from the oast coast t

monica -- the republican race is headed to a runoff between david purdue and jack kingston. tom corbett will face tom wolfe yet on who will be the gop nominee for the democratic opponent. joining me at the table now -- arkansas, there is no primary. we knew it would be tom prior and tom cotton. his polling looks very good, and there is a story about obama care in the south. >> potentially. they show anywhere from three to ten percentage points over his many ways. mark is from the wal-mart state. against the federal minimum wage increase, against marriage equality, in line with the values of the state. in terms of obamacare, it's a long time until november. i'm not sure i how much obamacare will be an issue, as we see the republican party starting to back away from it. >> the question becomes if they back away whether democrats can be aggressive on that. that strikes me as something we saw. a lot of lines of attack by allison grimes tonight. ty didn't hear anything about obamacare or health care to say that is something she would be running on. >> you made a good point about things working out in the south.

david soucie, we appreciate it. >>> thank you for watching, great to have you with us. wolf, six states, one of the busiest days in the primary kallcalendar. it equals high stakes, control of the united states senate. smoke fills the air and debris litters the streets, after the nigerian city is rocked by three deadly blasts. we'll get a live report. the man reportedly responsible for the 1983 bombing of the u.s. embassy in beirut may be living in the united states. not only that, there's a new book that says he may be protected right now by the cia. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. tea party versus the republican establishment. two georgia

wolf's attendance record was spotless the entire time he served on the task force. i am here to speak against todd david. as you can see from the handout, mr. david has missed 46% of absences from the last 13 meetings and as david campos said, we are considering reappointment and evaluating incumbents. the question is are they doing their job? mr. david is not. he's been absent nearly 50% of the time. with all due respect to supervisor tang, [speaker not understood] as a lawyer, the issue with disagreements to the city attorney's interpretation of the ordinance, vis-a-vis the city charter is a red herring. first, interpretations of roberts rules of order is hard to get [speaker not understood]. second, the city has settled over 21 million in payments paid out over the last six years to settle various lawsuits involving discrimination and wrongful termination that involved a quote-unquote advice from the city attorney [speaker not understood] proved to be mistaken. even though the city attorney [speaker not understood] makes mistakes in interpretation of the law. third, consider doing contract talks that

wolf's attendance record was spotless the entire time he served on the task force. i am here to speak against todd david. as you can see from the handout, mr. david has missed 46% of absences from the last 13 meetings and as david campos said, we are considering reappointment and evaluating incumbents. the question is are they doing their job? mr. david is not. he's been absent nearly 50% of the time. with all due respect to supervisor tang, [speaker not understood] as a lawyer,

david soucie, we appreciate it. >>> thank you for watching, great to have you with us. wolf starts right now. >>> right now, six states, one of the busiest days in the primary kallcalendar. it equals high stakes, control of the united states senate. smoke fills the air and debris litters the streets, after the nigerian city is rocked by three deadly blasts. we'll get a live report. the man reportedly responsible for the 1983 bombing of the u.s. embassy in beirut may be living in the united states. not only that, there's a new book that says he may be protected right now by the cia. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. tea party versus the republican establishment. two georgia races with some famous political name. those are just some of the story lines in today's primary elections. we're taking a look at five races from the west to the northeast to the south. we begin with the kentucky senate race. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell facing tea party challenger matt bevette in the race for the republican nomination. our chief congressional correspond

david geffen and larry ellison has a group. magic johnson has a group. grant hill has a group. wolfu have a group trying to buy the clipper. certainly enjoying the fact there's a lot of people picking up the phone to call her. that being said, as you noted, donald is saying now he does not want to sell the team, that he will fight this to the, quote, bloody end. we do still expect the board of governors to meet next week and vote on whether they are going to remove him from his organization. this letter he sent, 32 pages of documents, this was aimed at the other owners. it's really making his case that, hey, something he said in private, something that was just his opinion, should not be a reason to force him to sell the team. but the problem there is he's basically saying, hey, it's okay for me to be a bigot and still own an nba team. the nba is going to say, that is not okay, not even if it was a conversation in private. >> you know, the numbers that are being thrown around, rachel, 1 billion, $1.5 billion, $2 billion, $2.5 billion. you say there are six parties bidding right now.

david perdue, and jack kingston are leading. karen handell is in the mix. for a right to face democrat michelle nunn. in pennsylvania new coming tom wolf beat allyson schwartz, a sitting member of the house of representatives, to take on tom corbett in november. in arkansas, mark prior won the primary as the conservative representative, tom cotton, they'll go head to head in a race that could determine who owns the senate. tea party-backed republicans are expected to fall short in races for the senate and congress. have you to say it's been a tough day for tea party candidates and is shaping up to get worse before it's over. >> mike viqueira at the white house. thank you. >> although it's only the primaries, a lot of money has been spent on campaigns. david shuster is with us in new york with more on that. >> according to the latest data on the financing of federal elections, spending by groups not required to disclose don years is going though the roof. the groups have become an increasingly attractive place for individuals and corporations to influence elections. all you have to do is look at spending history. in the 2006 midterms, a

david perdue in the run-off. in georgia, michelle nunn, daughter of sam nunn, won. and tom cotton will take on mark prioror. businessman, tom wolf, defeated, allison schwartz for the democratic nomination. wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. let's talk about the senate right now. the kentucky/georgia senate races are so important to democrats. right now democrats have 55 seats in the senate there are 12 states with competitive senate races this november. and 10 of them. see them there on the mark. the map in blue. democrats are playing defense. in other word, democrats in the seats now. they got to hold them. republicans need a again of six seats to take over the senate. to make it 51 for them. already, three states, montana, south dakota, west virginia. look to be easy pickups. nothing is for sure. republicans will need to net another three of the remaining nine states. kentucky/georgia in the red on the map are the only states where democrats have a chance to pick up a republican held seat. joining me is nbc news political director, chuck todd. chuck, i keep thinking this is preca

david petraeus, henry kissinger and on and on. you get the idea. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to wolfoom". >>> happening now, breaking news. there are new scandal revelations. we're learning much more about the shocking failures in the v.a. hospital system that forced the resignation of the secretary eric shinseki. is a criminal investigation next? >>> sterling's mental state. independent interests clairing the him incapacitated. that z that free his bief to go through with the sale. >>> americans fighting alongside al qaeda in syria, including this suicide bomber who g

david perdue in the run-off. in georgia, michelle nunn, daughter of sam nunn, won. and tom cotton will take on mark prioror. businessman, tom wolffeated, allison schwartz for the democratic nomination. wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. let's talk about the senate right now. the kentucky/georgia senate races are so important to democrats. right now democrats have 55 seats in the senate there are 12 states with competitive senate races this november. and 10 of them. see them there on the mark. the map in blue. democrats are playing defense. in other word, democrats in the seats now. they got to hold them. republicans need a again of six seats to take over the senate. to make it 51 for them. already, three states, montana, south dakota, west virginia. look to be easy pickups. nothing is for sure. republicans will need to net another three of the remaining nine states. kentucky/georgia in the red on the map are the only states where democrats have a chance to pick up a republican held seat. joining me is nbc news political director, chuck todd. chuck, i keep thinking this is precariou

david, this near miss in houston, the planes came within nearly a mile of each other, 400 feet vertically, if you will. help us put it in perspective, how close was this incident from disaster? >> wolfk at the fact they were 7.8 miles from each other and flying at 200 miles an hour to make the math easier, we're talking only ten seconds the amount of time it took for him to say stop your turn, stop your turn, around the whole thing he said was around ten seconds. yes, it was very close and should not be minimized. >> it appears it was due to an error by the faa controller who was in training. so does that concern you? >> well, it absolutely does, except for one thing, wolf, i've been in the situation doing observation on them in the towers and when you do that, you have somebody on the job training you have somebody watching the screen, exactly a mirror image and you have a third person watching the both of them. so i would suspect what happened here in the background what you can't hear is when he told them to make the wrong turn then the other person right next to him was saying fix it. the person by him said fix it and had he not said something immediately the other person, it mi

self-funded candidate, not just in georgia where david perdue did well, but in pennsylvania, allison schwartz seemed to be a shoo in but was handily beat by tom wolfe went at the race with a lot of his own money and that made a big difference. >> libby casey, live as always this morning, thank you very much. >> a court in egypt sentenced former president hosni mubarek to three years in prison, convicted of embezzlement after charged with stealing public funds. his two sons got four years for the same charges. all three are accused of embezzling millions and upgrading their private homes. they were also fined $2.9 million and ordered to reimburse more than $17 million to egypt's treasury. mubarak led egypt for more than 30 years and removed from power three years ago. >> a face-to-face meeting between leaders of thigh land's opposing liberal group. martial law still in place with. leaders insist their holding power until the political crisis is resolved. the army is trying to bringbility sides together again for a thursday meeting. soldiers patrol the streets of bangkok. >> nigeria reeling after a twin bomb attack left dozens dead in the central ci

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david petraeus, henry kissinger and on and on. you get the idea. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room". >>> happening now, breaking news. there are new scandal revelations. we're learning much more about the shocking failures in the v.a. hospital system that forced the resignation of the secretary eric shinseki. is a criminal investigation next? >>> sterling's mental state. independent interests clairing the him incapacitated. that z that free his bief to go through with the sale. >>> americans fighting alongside al qaeda in syria, including this suicide bomber who grew up in florida. will others bring their war back home? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with new details with the growing scandal that led to resignation of eric shinseki. the final blow, an internal v.a. audit showing misconduct at hospitals across the country. president obama says firings are under way, bonuses being canceled. there may even be a federal criminal investigation. cnn was first to shine the spotlight on the v.a. scandal and our correspondents a

max wolf is chief economist strategist and analyst and ukari cain is author of "haunter empire," apple after steve jobs" and a shareholder in apple, david hurt my brain. i think tim cook and the gang, i think they woke up and said, oh, my god, we're not cool. >> they are going to try to buy cool. >> and maybe jimmy iezzine said this is what it's going to cost to get cool and white guys around the office singing, oh, my god, you know, doing -- >> what's wrong with the deal? >> look at it. this is not about technology. this is low brow technology, about the streaming service. that part of it, i understand. that part of it makes sense, but from a technology standpoint, i'm an actual recording artist and all these head phones offer, equalization process that boosts up the base and hip-hop artists like that. >> that may be the case, but just in the coffee shop this morning, i saw a bunch of guys wearing the beats head foes. why do you like this deal, and do you like it from the perspective as well as a share herald and not just as a consumer play. >> thanks for having me. i do like the play. i don't own the shares, my family doesn't own the