he is trying to disassociate himself with the washington democrats. he is focusing on the issues that people around here care about, like jobs, obama-care. dianne black is certainly against that. she wants to reform the health care all over again. carter is talking more about the economics of cutting taxes, a decrease in spending. they agree on a lot of things. he did not hear a whole lot of back and forth between them so far. we are not privy to a lot of polls in this area. dianne black has to have a 10 point lead. carter is definitely the underdog and he knows that. he relishes that role because he came out of nowhere. there are not a lot of people who know him as well as they do her. she was in a very nasty primary race with some other republicans, you have to wonder, is that party -- had they come together now? it will be interesting to see who wins. >> the local content of vehicles are traveling the country as we look at some of the most closely contested house races leading up to this november midterm elections. for more information on what the

i want them to disassociate foy is from food, and that will get healthier -- is associate toy i food and healthier children. i will not go to statistics. [bell] please take a leadership position in helping their children have happier lives. supervisor mar: thank you. so people should come forward. last chance. >> good afternoon, members of the committee. my name is -- and i am with the california restaurant association, an item here to oppose this legislation before you. first and foremost, implementing this ordinance does nothing really to accomplish the intended goal of reducing childhood obesity. we as an industry and even as parents understand that this child did obesity is a serious concern and one that requires an really deserves a comprehensive approach that addresses the various factors that actually contribute to childhood obesity. according to a recent report, as much as 40% of a child's daily caloric intake -- further, more than 75% of all meals are eaten at home. the statistics say that this issue is not really about an incentive item or a toy offered but a much, much bro

further that we don't even want to call them coffins we'll call them transfer to us so completely disassociating the reality of war with what's actually happening i really wouldn't have that much trouble with the imbedding approach if there was also a betting of equal proportions not from where the missiles are fired but from where they land the notion of. a dramatic attack on freedom of the press well there were none a bit who were both media i go out and actually speak with iraqi people and when i enter whenever i have had interaction with soldiers it's not while i'm in bed it so i can report what they say no one's going to censor it there were times when i was the only american uninvited reporter their best case scenario now is far as american independence is maximum there's like two or three of us there at one time and usually one and sometimes not. many journalists for a few see get in bed with the army and went to a doctor's independent reporters they bring us the stories from the ground in iraq and show us the brutal reality of war in doing so they risk their lives the u.s. strikes also k

has dramatic effects on the brain and there's lots of information how the brain disregulates, disassociatesht brain manages these things versus the left. that's a massively growing area. >> even at ucla, they have recently determined that if you have one trauma, there's a permanent, unless you take it out, 20% elevation in the inflammation of the sitokins in our body. that leads to illness. if you have untreated trauma, you definitely want to get it treated. >> larry: do you study alzheimer's? >> i have in school. but i've never done alzheimer's personally. >> larry: what happens with the brain of -- >> with alzheimer's? new research is always coming about for a while that we thought it had to do with the plaques and tangles. but i think we're starting to see that, you know, and there is some conflict within the scientific community that maybe not specifically alzheimer's, but dementia. some people would say this is a normal function of living a very long life. and that this is a pathology. >> we see in brain scans the back half of the brain in people with alzheimer's disease completely det

independence on certain issues, and he also said it's a sign of the party's strength that democrats can disassociatent obama. they're highlighting their independence and shows how ideologically the house democratic caucus is. of course, republicans are able to pick up more than 39 seats on election day, republicans will take back control of the house. democrats are doing their best to stave that off. speaking of president obama, as we speak, he is meeting with governors and mayors in the white house. we should hear his remarks from a short time. he is talking about a $50 million infrastructure plan to not only create jobs but help rebuild roads, bridges and rail across the country. a story that certainly will get some blow-back from republicans who say there's been too much spending so far or too much bad spending so far. let's close it out with this. we talk about 39 house seats that republicans need to pick up. well, democrats are hoping that a loss in a primary early this year will help them hold onto a west virginia seat. allen monihan lost to oliverio, and he is considered to have a better chan

. >> isn't one way to weaken iran to disassociate syria by negotiating -- >> it would be one way and our position is we are ready and eager to negotiate with the syrians directly without preconditions, not tomorrow but today. >> yes please. >> thanks for coming. do you think that israel has as a jewish state can stay as a democracy without ratifying the constitution or put their lives down as a second-class citizen? because they are growing as a population and could turn out to be a majority built differently in the jewish state. >> right now roughly one-fifth of the population is arab and that has been a stable ratio for a very long time. as to the constitution israel as a capricious dial government and not a constitution. we found that system suits us. >> yes please. >> negative joseph, thank you for coming. we live in a very modern and technologically advanced time and for such a modern state like israel it seems to have a pretty terrible puerto rico program especially in america. [laughter] for such strong ties which we just went over, especially on the major news networks israel

in doing that, as a democrat, he is trying to disassociate himself with the washington democrats.e is focusing on the issues that people around here care about, like jobs, obama and as this care. i think ms. black is against that. he wants to reform -- she wants to reform health care and you do not hear brett saying a whole lot about that nor on the taxes,cs of let's cut you know, decrease spending. i think they agree on a lot of things and you do not hear a whole lot of back-and-forth between them so far. we are privy to a lot of polls in this area. but i would say that i am black, just by looking at the numbers during the primaries and by way of name recognition momentum, has to have at least a 10-point lead over brett carter right now. he is definitely the underdog. i think he knows that. he relishes that role because, like i said, he came out of nowhere. there are not a lot of people who know him as well as they do her. she was in a very nasty primary race with some other republicans. you have to wonder if they have come together now. it will be interesting to see who wins thi

in doing that, he is trying to disassociate himself with the washington democrat. he is focusing on the issues that people around here thereabout, like jobs, obamacare. diane black is against that. she wants to reform the health care thing all over again. you do not hear brett saying a lot on the economics of, let's cut taxes, let's decrease spending. i think they agree on a lot of things. you do not hear a whole lot of back-and-forth between them so far. we're not privy to a lot of polls in this area, but i would say that diane black, looking at the primaries and name recognition, has to have a 10- point lead on brett carter right now. he is the underdog, but he knows that. he relishes that role as being the underdog. he came out of nowhere. there are not a lot of people who know him as well as they do her. she was in a very nasty primary race with some other republicans. you have to wonder, is that party -- have they come together? it will be interesting to see you who wins this. local content vehicles are traveling the country as we look at some of the most clos

in doing that, he is trying to disassociate himself with the washington democrats and focusing on the issues that people around here care about like jobs, obamacare. i think dianne black is against that. she wants to go through the reform with health care thing over again. you don't see carter talking so much about that, more on the economics of cutting taxes, let's decrease spending. i think they agree on a lot of things. you don't hear a lot of back- and-forth between them so far. we are pretty to none of polls, but i would say dianne black has to have at least a 10 point lead on carter right now. he's definitely the underdog, but i think that he relishes bedroll because -- he relishes that, because he came to live nowhere. she was in a nasty primary race with some other republicans, you have to wonder has the party come together? it will be interesting to see who wins. >> keyspan's local vehicles are traveling the country as we look at some of the most closely contested house races leading up to this november's midterm election. for more information on what the local content vehicl

. >> i think people have trouble disassociating them t. two female ceos. >> they're tied together. ceo, linda mcmahon. there were a few days where it looked like she was going to catch blumenthal. her numbers have just collapsed. >> well, i think here in new york we see so many of her adds, we think of her as being a big deal. she's so saturated the market with advertisements where people are tuning her out at this stage. >> or turned off. >> and ms. mcdonald. >> o'donnell. >> whatever. >> there's a one in a thousand clans. >> oh, nate, now there's not. >> you're probably right. >> mark, let's look at the big picture here. the democrats locking it down in california. there are a lot of different trends going on. you can say republicans are doing great in the south, pretty darn well in the midwest. democrats doing well in california, possibly up in washington state. but the senate is going to be so fascinating. all the crosscurrents. >> crosscurrents and a lot couldn't be decided on election day, particularly the ones out west. alaska, washington, california, ir think the twro big v

he has had many opportunities to disassociate himself with al- qaida. everything that we know suggests he still is closely affiliated with al-qaida, and as such, would disqualify himself from any participation in this process or any involvement in the future of afghanistan. >> and secondly, the peace process that's being led by the former president burhanuddin rabbani. he himself fought against the taliban. what is the assessment of his leadership skills in this peace process? >> we are supporting this process. it's an afghan-led process. and president karzai has appointed members of the peace council. i think ambassador holbrooke has indicated now, now that we've got these -- the structure in place and these individuals in place, we expect this process to accelerate. >> he being a non-pashtun, would that have an impact on the peace -- he being a non-pashtun, would that have an impact on the peace process -- the success of the peace process? >> well, the future of afghanistan is going to involve building a civil society that is -- involves pashtuns and