the solid deodorant. says she just discovered the spray and it doesn't leave residue in her teeth and therefore, she's going for that. her doctors are concerned, because she's getting stomach cramps and apparently it contains aluminum, and can lead to seizure, and death. and she has something called process addiction, so she can't stop herself. so more than an addiction. take a listen. >> my life revolves around eating deodorant. when i wake up in the morning, i want deodorant. >> hope she's getting some help. that's more than just odd, that's dangerous. >>> bizarre words adding to the oxford dictionary. friend zone, it's a situation where a platonic situation exists between two people, but one has an undeclared interest in the other. >> get stuck in the friend zone. >> appletini. we know what that is. it's a drink, baggy green, do you know what that is? biosimilar. braggadocios. there's a few. let's get an appletini and be in the friend zone. >>> here's another woman in massachusetts who apparently was t

this machine will put the stick in a deodorant tube.if works, we'll have more deodorant and fewer hours of work putting tubes together. that's productivity. american productivity has been an economic marvel of the industrial age. but by the late 1970s, our rate of productivity growth had slumped alarmingly. why did productivity grow so fast for so long and then suddenly decline? in the early 19th century, america was predominately a farm economy. buildings were made of brick and wood. by the year 1900, we were a nation of steel. vast deposits of iron and coal fed the furnaces of pittsburgh. immigrants poured in from europe to work in the steel mills, part of an industrial miracle that was creating a better life. rapid productivity growth led to an improving standard of living. the miracle was not confined to the steel industry. american workers were the most productive in the world. what caused this phenomenal explosion of productivity? economist edward denison singles out one factor as paramount. the most important is advances in knowl

it goes through processes like tea gumming, bleaching, deodorizing and deodorizing gets all the flavorsout. with the food industry wants is an oil that has absolutely no flavor so you can put into pretty much whatever you want and also the deodorizing removes the nutrients that would otherwise be in soybean oil like vitamin e and this thing called plants sterile so it's one example of how processing often are missed a lot of the nutrition that is inherently and food. and so, and then after all that sometimes the oil is hydrogenated and then there is a new process called -- so that is how soybean oil is made. you go to the gracious door and you walk down the aisle and you can find packages that are made with soybean oil. the oil will be identified with a simple natural ingredient and then you can go to the aisle that sells the cooking oil in there you will see it listed as 100% natural. even if you know even a little bit about how soybean oil is made the word natural is probably the last thing that comes to mind. then i saw this over and over again as i traveled throughout the food indus

after that a variety of other processes like becoming, deodorizing in the deodorizing is to get an oilthat is absolutely no flavor that you can put into pretty much whatever you want. i'll send the deodorizing removes some of the healthy nutrients otherwise it is soybean oil like vitamin e and plant tarot. so is one example of how processing of favoring those nutrition inherently and food. so after all that, sometimes the oil is hydrogenated and then there's the same process applies in times. so that's a soybean oil is made. and then you and then you go the grocery store and walked down the aisle are the chips are sold and you can find packages made with soybean oil that the oil will be identified as a simple, natural ingredient. then you go to the cooking oil and you'll see it listed as 100% natural. so even if you know a little bit about how soybean oil is made, the word natural is the last thing that comes to mind. i saw this over and over again as i travel throughout the food industry, and it's so much our food is targeted in misleading ways. it makes it very difficult as consumers

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the key has been discovered in the cell of inmates lionel bowden and foktoe duran, but in bowden's deodorantling what would have happened. we don't know as of now what he was planning to do. >> he's serving a 21-year sentence for armed armory. a close management inmate for almost a year after having been caught with a shank. >> yep. look. it fits in here perfect. the dimensions are just right, because it fell over a little bit, but it fit in there. you want to explain this? why you got a homemade cuff key in your property? >> found it in property. you know? >> okay. >> why did you make it? >> in case i need t. need it for what? >> some things might require that i might need it. i might -- i might be in -- >> you're going to escape with it? is that what you're going to do? >> how am i going to escape? >> okay. i'm going to have you write a statement out. you understand? go ahead and house him alone immediately go ahead and put him on heightened security. okay? >> later, bowden explained he made the key from a battery. >> you have to roll it so you'll be able to grip it. >> yeah, but the dimen

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in little pieces, tie them together, to make a long rope and such, and they usually use a roll-on deodoranttle or something heavy that they tie on the end of it that they can throw from one cell from the top range to the bottom range. and a lot of times, you see mailbags and envelopes they can put letters in or magazines. and a lot of times, you'll see them tie a kite or a letter to the end of it and that's the way they communicate. >> the packages tied to the fish lines are sometimes called cadillacs, and hard as they try, correctional staff can rarely keep up with them. >> 99% of the time you are not going to catch it because they are looking out for each other. we will go up and tell them to give us the cadillacs, and if they want, we'll go in, shake them down, and take the cadillac. and then they'll have another one tomorrow. you know, that is where a lot of our sheets go. and you take one and they have another one the next day. >> at kern valley state prison in california, we met inmate aaron yost who participates in another illegal, yet very common practice behind bars. tattooing. >>

. >> what a man would do, shower, british teeth, deodorant. >> a friend stops by. putting on something? tell me the truth? >> it happened last weekend. >> reporter: what happened? >> i wasn't expecting to see people there i knew. i went in, saw them, ran back out. >> reporter: you ran? oh no. these girls realize showing up fresh-faced at school today will feel, at first, like a big deal. guys have it easy, don't they? >> they do. they really do. >> reporter: are you concerned what the boys may say? >> this is completely weird for them. they have never seen girls without makeup, especially a whole school. that's weird. >> reporter: while it may be weird, they say it's worth it, to make a point by not getting made up. >> we don't want girls to think makeup is evil. we're saying, for this one day, prioritizing inner beauty is what we're hoping will happen. >> that's our main focus. [ chanting ] >> reporter: all right, guys. meet nicole. wearing makeup since the seventh grade. not in a million years did she think she would show up to school today without makeup on. her

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spending money carrying groceries, running errands for others, or, like lubie geter, peddling car deodorizersket on new year's weekend 1981. his mother worried about him going off alone. >> he said he was a big boy. they'd have to catch him first. >> lubie was a good student, a sophomore in high school. a witness at the shopping center that day saw lubie with a man and helped a police artist draw this sketch, a man with a baseball cap, perhaps a scar on his cheek. lubie never came home. >> i believe he had been kidnapped. >> police searched the woods around atlanta. they did not find lubie. instead, police found two other bodies, young boys who had disappeared ten miles and a month apart, yet both left here at the same dumping ground. the number of known dead now 15. the unsolved murders of so many children had become front page news around the nation and the world. >> this is the reward -- >> the city announced a $100,000 reward, soon to grow to $500,000. the task force was swamped with sketches of suspects, none of them alike, many suggested by psychics. at the state crime lab, larry peters

i don't even have a column for miscellaneous items like toothpaste and deodorant. every dollar counts to ruth. another example is dana. she is 40, so she is one of these younger folks who has a disability but receives ssi benefits. she is only 3/4 of the federal poverty level, even with the fall ssi -- full ssi benefits. she has less than $2,000 in savings because she asked you if you want to be eligible for ssi -- has to if you want to be eligible for ssi benefits. we are pushing her even further into poverty and that is clear looking at these numbers. that is all i have got. [applause] >> well, good morning. i'm tom tarantino, the chief policy officer for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. i wanted to start out by thanking my fellow panelists for explaining this issue, for breaking it down for all of us, because frankly, this is really complicated stuff. forgive my lack of powerpoint. i am a soldier, not a lawyer or analyst for anything, and i'm used to doing my presentations with chalk on the side of a tank at barely half that neither, despite my request,

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what it means in the olive oil world is purified as in deodorized stripped refined. if you try the aroma, it has very little aroma. >> bill: oh, yeah. uh-huh. >> did i give you the right one? very little aroma. >> bill: got it. uh-huh. >> yeah, and when you taste it i don't even think i have to tell you what to look for. you are going to notice the difference in mouth feel, the flavor -- >> yeah there's really no taste it to. >> very little taste, but kind of an oililiness. >> and you said about the last one that we tried, it didn't really leave your mouth feeling very greasy and my mouth feels coated in grease. >> bill: is this phony? >> it is not phony. the bottle says pure olive oil. the marketing people who made this label know what your reaction to the word pure is going to be. >> bill: yeah. >> but it is exactly what it says it is. it is probably third pressed oil, which is not edible, therefore it has to be refined and stripped. is it phony? probably not if you know what you are looking for. is it good for you? no. >> bill: so there are olives in there somewhe

very quickly, and i don't even have a column in there for miscellaneous items like toothpaste and deodorant. every dollar counts to ruth. another example, um, is dana, and she's 40, so she's one of these younger folks who has a disability but who receives ssi benefits. and she also gets food stamps as well like ruth. um, she's only at three-fourths of the federal poverty level even getting the full ssi benefit. pennsylvania being especiallygenerous gives you an extra $22. note my sarcasm. she has less than $2,000 in savings because you have to if you want to be el i didn't believe for ssi benefits, so she's not nothing to fall back on in case of a crisis. we're pushing her to today that, and we're pushing her even farther into poverty, and i think that's pretty clear just looking at these numbers. so that's all i've go. -- i've got. [applause] >> well, good morning. n i'm tom tarantino, i am the chief policy officer for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. you know, i wanted to start out by thanking my fellow panelists for explaining this issue and for kind of breaking it down for all

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