dr. neil levin. and, doctor, this everstrong formula does so much for us, and we haven't even touched on the incredible brain-support benefits. some of theses studies you sent me are absolutely amazing, fascinating. >> they are absolutely amazing. and this is one of the areas where creatine really shines. you see, what we need to understand is that your brain, even though it's only 2% of your body's weight, mark, it uses 20% of your body's energy. so the brain is a very thirsty organ for energy. and because creatine is a naturally occurring molecule, it passes right on through the blood-brain barrier, and the brain neurons soak it up like a sponge. and, mark, it increases the creatine-phosphate reserves in those neuronal batteries, so to speak, basically to help make energy inside the brain. and scientists have done some amazing research here. they found that people that take creatine -- it helps support normal brain function. it actually helps their brain to utilize oxygen. it supports brain health

dr. levine.he baby sleep and breast feeding and how does the dad get involved? you can get more from today.com. >> they are fair questions. >> you look around the room with a lot of crew behind the scenes. i used to walk down the street and see the people. i thought somebody gave birth to them and they are here. they are walking around. i felt like you are capable. >> that is what dr. levine was saying. something clicks in. i hope so. my husband and i are the youngest of our families. we were not hands on with our nieces and nephews. >> and they love dylan. >> you created this baby. the one other thing in the house is you are the boss. not the baby. you are the boss. >> that's a good point. >> no worries. >> akuna matada. >> i love that. i love the picture of dylan behind her head. >>> coming up next, a new generation cooking up meals you would not believe. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> when you think top chef names like mario batalli or bobby flay comes to mind. it turns out a growing tr

dr. levine. they range from where should the baby sleep and breast feeding you can get more from today.com. >> they are fair questions. >> you look around the room with a lot of crew behind the scenes. i used to walk down the street and see the people. i thought somebody gave birth to them and they are here. they are walking around. i felt like you are capable. >> that is what dr. levine was saying. something clicks in. i hope so. my husband and i are the youngest of our families. nieces and nephews. >> and they love dylan. >> you created this baby. the one other thing in the house is you are the boss. not the baby. you are the boss. >> that's a good point. >> no worries. >> akuna matada. >> i love that. i love the picture of dylan behind her head. generation cooking up meals you would not believe. >>> when you think top chef names like mario batalli or bobby flay comes to mind. it turns out a growing trend of a new generation to get their names on the food map as peanut butter and jelly sandwich

dr. levine was saying. something clicks in. i hope so. my husband and i are the youngest of our families. nieces and nephews. >> and they love dylan. >> you created this baby. the one other thing in the house is you are the boss. not the baby. you are the boss. >> that's a good point. >> no worries. >> akuna matada. >> i love that. i love the picture of dylan generation cooking up meals you would not believe. but first this is "today" on >>> when you think top chef names like mario batalli or bobby flay comes to mind. it turns out a growing trend of a new generation to get their names on the food map as >> when i was a kid, i made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. wait until you meet these kids giving adult top chefs a run for their money. >> all over social media, these kids are into food. take the kitchen twins. emily and lila allen in >> thank you. >> press the on button. >> reporter: they showed me how it started in their kitchen. thanks to their parents, we have branding and product distribution. >> it is really fun because you get

dr. levine. involved? you can get more from today.com. >> they are fair questions. >> you look around the room with a lot of crew behind the scenes. i used to walk down the street and see the people. i thought somebody gave birth to them and they are here. they are walking around. i felt like you are capable. >> that is what dr. levine was saying. something clicks in. i hope so. my husband and i are the youngest of we were not hands on with our nieces and nephews. >> and they love dylan. >> you created this baby. the one other thing in the house is you are the boss. not the baby. you are the boss. >> that's a good point. >> no worries. >> akuna matada. >> i love that. >>> coming up next, a new generation cooking up meals you would not believe. but first this is "today" on nbc. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu

dr. levine. they range from where should the involved? you can get more from today.com. >> they are fair questions. >> you look around the room with a lot of crew behind the scenes. i used to walk down the street and see the people. i thought somebody gave birth to them and they are here. they are walking around. i felt like you are capable. >> that is what dr. levine was saying. something clicks in. i hope so. my husband and i are the youngest of our nieces and nephews. >> and they love dylan. >> you created this baby. the one other thing in the house is you are the boss. not the baby. you are the boss. >> that's a good point. >> no worries. >> akuna matada. >> i love that. i love the picture of dylan generation cooking up meals you would not believe. but first this is "today" on nbc. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating oppo

[applause] dr. levin will be signing books out past the elevators and around the hall. you can purchase them from books and books right around to the left. if you have a ticket for tommy hilfiger who is already in the house, you may stay in the room but have your ticket out and ready to be scanned. otherwise, if you'll please vacate and let our new group come in. thank you so much for being with us. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and booktv's live coverage of the 33rd annual miami book festival continues from the campus of miami-dade college. a couple more hours of lye coverage -- live coverage coming up. you're going to hear from colson whitehead and susan flutie as well. but now we're joining on our booktv set by author and the five host, dana perino. here's her most recent book, "let me tell you about jasper: how my best friend became america's dog." a lot of people would take issue with you calling your dog america's dog. >> guest: i don't blame them. but i don't call him america's dog because i think he's the number one dog in america. everyone's dog is numbe

dr. shanna levine at the icahn school of medicine says to start the day with foods that are high in protein and healthy fats. skipping the doughnuts and waffles will help you avoid an energy crash later on. another bad habit is keeping your to-do list in your head. trying to rely on memory for everything can be stressful so keeping a notebook handy at work or at home can help alleviate some of that anxiety.. sleep schedule can also sabotage your peace of mind. experts say you should avoid watching tv or using your phone an hour before bed.. and try to get at least 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep. and when you get into a good routine with your diet, fitness or sleep ... stick with it. dr. john torous at harvard medical school says its easy to slip and return to bad habits.. but remember: it's the good habits that are making you feel better. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson.>> winter is coming, if you can't wait until next year, you can find the entire plot of the next season of game of thrones online. we'll tell you where to go. after a three week hiatus... they're baack... the f

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ashley webster is here, larry levin and dr barton all of us together.'ll start with interest rates, janet yellen is going to say in a half hour from now, a rate increase is appropriate relatively soon. that is the key quote. so, it seems that the market is unaffected by that, what do you say, dr? >> i think the market has already priced this in, stuart. that's why the market is not responding. the cme's own tool shows that traders are betting about a 90.6% chance of a rate increase, so, everyone is kind of expecting it and it's long overdue, stuart. stuart: larry levin, is this the start of a series of rate increases, not just from the federal reserve, but yield on the 10-year treasury. i'm saying if there's growth down the road. are we looking at higher and higher interest rates? >> almost no question about it. it will start in december. we've seen a touch of it as the 10-year continued to go higher and interest rates are getting higher and obviously costing people more money if they want to refinance or buy a house. we'll see more of that especially a

i'll tell you, ashley webster, liz macdonald, larry levin, brian and dr barton.'m talking about facebook, there's concern about the growth rate in the future and it's getting hurt. it's down. dr, would you buy it at 121? >> i like facebook at 121, the little pullback, a chance to buy it on sale. facebook is going great things, year over year, average revenue per user almost almost 50% in the u.s. saying we can't sustain that has a pullback here and it's down less than 4%. it was down 8% on the news. i think we're going to get a snapback here. stuart: larry levin, you are the virtual reality guy on this program. i know you're big into it and now, facebook has its own virtual reality operation going. do you think that could supply some growth for the future? >> yeah, it's going to take some time, stuart. like me, you've got to be an early adopter if you get into oculus, which is facebook. and i'm long at 128. i believe in that company, but i think it's going to take a while to get to the highs again. stuart: i've got two people around the table, yeah, it's a buy at

dr. scholl's: heavy duty support for lower back pain, lightens the impact of every step. levint what this is. trump: that is the entrepreneur of the year award from the wharton school of finance, which, of course, is always a nice thing to get from that kind of a school. levin: you got that when you were in school? trump: i got that a little bit after that. i guess i got that from doing deals. i was awarded that. levin: so, this was--overall, they looked around the country and they said, "this is the guy." trump: i guess. i didn't ask. i picked it up and i was out of there, so-- levin: my understanding is business school was not your first choice. trump: well, i wanted to be in a business that you're very familiar with. i wanted to make motion pictures. i absolutely did. i was going to apply to usc. levin: usc film school. trump: and i was absolutely going to do that. i loved it. wade. wade: trump. trump: i hear kelson finally dumped you. wade: not exactly, no. we just came to a mutual understanding that she couldn't bear me for another second, that's all. levin: what was it ab