dr. robert lustig. >> i hope i will have debunked the last 30 years of nutrition information in america. this simple lecture by professor robert lustig of the university of california-san francisco has been viewed nearly 3 million times. the basic message, sugar is toxic. at least in the massive amounts most of us eat it. >> can your liver handle it, and the answer is, no it can't. >> the average american eats 130 pounds of sugar in a single year. that includes the white stuff. but in case you're curious, also the high fructose corn syrup. lustig says for most people it makes no difference. of course, the sugar growers and the corn growers say sugar is like anything else. fine. in moderation. and that's true. but it's not the whole story. and now dr. robert lustig joins us. he's written a new book. in his spare time. it's called "fat chance: beating the odds against sugar, processed foods, obesity and disease." with regard to sugar, and you've talked about the fact that sugar, sweets and stuff, can be bad for your heart. it can ultimately get turned into this very bad sort of cholesterol

dr. robert lustig has a lot to say, here about sugar.nth i also got to visit the consumer electronics show in las vegas. 2 million square feet of nothing but gadgets. some great ideas out there to make us healthier and a few things that are just kind of cool. ♪ >> so what are we looking at here? >> so what we have is the puzzle box orbit. this is a brain controlled helicopter. so if i stop talking for a second, and i actually concentrate on the bar, i'll make the helicopter fly. just like that. >> so we're just looking at my brain waves between 12 and 20 hertz. if we see brain waves between that range, that's going to trigger the helicopter. ♪ >> this looks decidedly low-tech. hard to believe this is here at a consumer electronics show, but it's the back end over here where you actually see all the technology. what are we looking at here? >> we're looking at a fork that's designed to help you eat more slowly. every time i put food to my mouth, it triggers a timer. in this case, we have a ten-second timer. if i put more food in my mouth i

dr. robert lustig. he's the author of this new book called "fat chance."nd i have talked about this before and you're not talking about just adding to your waistline or pounds to your body. you're talking about something in the way that these substances behave in the body. >> that's right. we're not talking about pounds. i think that the worst thing you can do is get on the scale. when you get on the scale, you're measuring four compartments at once. bone, more is better. muscle. more is better. subcutaneous or big butt fat, if you will. more is better. in fact, people with larger amounts of subcutaneous fat have increased longevity. and belly fat. more is worse. but that's only 4% of your total body weight. so when you stand on a scale, what are you measuring, you can't know. so it's not about weight, it's about waste. that tells you where the metabolic dysfunction is. the problem is, there are a lot of people out there who are normal weight who have that same metabolic dysfunction as the oobese do, they just don't know it. 40% of normal weight people hav

dr. robert cantu says junior seau's death may make a difference to football players and fans, a tipping point is immune to the chronic hard hits of the game they may love. >> junior seau played a position at high risk for head trauma, middle linebacker where individuals are funneled to you to make the hit. so it's really no surprise to me that junior seau had cte, that he died so violently and so young, that certainly perhaps is a bit of a shock. >> reporter: seau is the highest profile player to be connected to cte and sh rivers went through the league today. marcellus wiley was a teammate. >> to know that that was his fate. the sleepless nights you have, you start to wonder, are you down that path towards cte? >> reporter: the nfl is facing a lawsuit brought by 4,000 former players contending that the league did not do enough to protect them and hid long-term effects from its players. the nfl denies that it intentionally hid any risks from players, and today had this statement in response to seau's diagnosis. "the finding underscores the recognized need for additional research to accelerate

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dr. robert c. scott at ucs sf, academic dean keith c.t academic dean seana marshall, legal counsel -- leop adviser jan jamison and mammoth -- a circumcised foreign student from instandbull turkey at golden gate university. between november 2008 and december 2012, was it these hands? was it alcohol? was it drinking alcohol? was it brewing alcohol? or was it tobacco? i would like to use the rest of my time to pay tribute to the fallen. >> supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hey, ron austin, executive haven't -- workers union, it's been a long day. we're here to say a few words for the record to the board we received correspondence from sf mta for a service reduction on the day before christmas and the week after, and subsequently that week in between new year's and christmas. and we didn't know if the board or the city knew. and this is something that was attempted a couple of weeks back with the thanksgiving week, in which we disapproved because the level of ridership that happens after or before the holiday

on thursday almost two years after his near fatal rally crash dr robert rubin so was behind the wheel to test a missile eighty's touring car in valencia the pole almost lost his right arm as well as fracturing his elbow shoulder and leg in the accident which has left him with limited movement in his wrist however the twenty eight year old still hopes more driving practice will see him return to formula one and answer to the seventy six races he competed in the sabra and red no. thanks. then on friday in the absence of golfing great tiger woods chris wood held a straight shot lead after the third round of the cats and lost as the englishman carded a five bird is on the front nine and eagle to the tenth then on the final day he produced another stunning shot at the last hole a swirling eagle part giving the twenty five year old his maiden title on the european tour and should be one stroke ahead of so if you go there and george coetzee. thanks. on saturday victoria azarenka overcame an often hostile crowd to retain her australian open title with a thank you the former french open champi

when they're in a new situation really just like the fish that's it's it's remarkable it's it's dr robert morris was i think it was in the book the edison gene do research on traditionally agricultural societies and found that the more people who were the opposite of a t.h.d. or hyperactive or what might be interpreted as an extrovert and because they were traditionally people who for years and years and years would just pick bugs off plants all day long. and that hunting gathering societies had higher levels of of the same. you could almost translate a.d.h. d. for introversion or for extroversion rather and and the farmer perk for introversion and. do you think that our society favors one over the oka absolutely and you know that's really at the end of a day that's why i wrote my book because i believe the bias in our society for and for extroverts and against introverts is deep it's profound and i i really believe it's as deep as well. say where women were at the time of the one nine hundred fifty s. or the one nine hundred sixty s. where we really have a cultural preference for the kin

dr. robert lustig says people can become "leptin resistant" when they eat too much sugar.believes leptin resistance is triggered by insulin resistance. he says reducing insulin levels could improve leptin signaling to stop cravings and lead to weight loss. lunchbreak is next. christopher kimball is here from america's test kitchen we're learning about his new book "the science of good cooking"! try delicious light & fit greek it's no ordinary nonfat yogurt. it has twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt. and at 80 calories, it's the lightest greek yogurt with fruit. its creamy, thick texture helps satisfy you. so you won't feel like you're running low on satisfaction. light & fit greek. be light and fit. and satisfied. is here to tell us about his new book. science of good cooking. >> it is all about how science works to enhance recipes. >> people cannot follow recipes at home. i know this for a fact because i do not do it. this book is about the principles of good cooking. it turns out if you put french fries and cold loyal and let it cook for about 25 minutes you're g

dr. oral roberts became a very dear and close friend of mine the last two years of his life. we've written a book together. i talk with him almost every day on the phone -- at least every week, stay with him in his home. we're sitting one day and we're talking and he's talking to me about the due season. he said, todd, there is four seasons in the natural world. there's spring, there's summer and fall and winter. but there's a dynamic in the spirit world of seed time harvest that nobody knows and it's different. everything in the spirit world will parallel the practical world especially in seed time harvest except for this one aexpect. there's a fifth season in god's seed time harvest. the fifth season is the due season. and he said the due season is not decided by you. it is decide by god. and he said when god decides to give you the harvest is when you get the harvest. he says it's not like the natural world. that's how you can sow a seed and in minutes get a harvest. why? because it is your faith that you activate that schedules the fifth season in your life. when you deci

dr. oral roberts became a very dear and close friend of mine the last two years of his life. we've written a book together. i talk with him almost every day on the phone -- at least every week, stay with him in his home. we're sitting one day and we're talking and he's talking to me about the due season. he said, todd, there is four seasons in the natural world. there's spring, there's summer and fall and winter. but there's a dynamic in the spirit world of seed time harvest that nobody knows and it's different. everything in the spirit world will parallel the practical world especially in seed time harvest except for this one aexpect. there's a fifth season in god's seed time harvest. the fifth season is the due season. and he said the due season is not decided by you. it is decide by god. and he said when god decides to give you the harvest is when you get the harvest. he says it's not like the natural world. that's how you can sow a seed and in minutes get a harvest. why? because it is your faith that you activate that schedules the fifth season in your life. when you deci

dr. robert cantu is the co-director of the neurological sports injury center.. >> good morning. >> i have heard from so many parents concerned about letting their kids play football. should they? >> well, carol, i think it's the age that's crucial. junior seau played 20 years at the national football league level, but he played in college and he played in high school and earlier in his life, so it's really the total number of years that he was taking hits to the head that led to what he ultimately had, unfortunately, cte. and, yes, no question that the 20 years in the nfl was the majority. but i think the issue is, i believe very strongly, kids under the age of 14 should be playing flag football not tackle football. not taking the shots to the head. but from the ages of 14 on up, if individuals understand the risks and they have passion for the sport, i wouldn't say don't play it, but i would say play it wisely and play it with proper technique and that means not hitting with your head. >> see, if i'm a parent that still really concerns me because a 14-year-old

dr. robert ross. dr. ross is a pediatrician who also has extensive background in public health. received an undergraduate and masters and public administration and medical degree from university of pennsylvania. since 2000 has been president and chief executive officer of the california endowment, the 15th largest foundation in the country. during his tenure, the foundation launched an tenure, 1 billion-dollar effort to help communities across california take action to make where they live healthier right improving neighborhood safety, education, housing, environmental conditions, access to healthy foods, and more. his vision -- all children are maximized. he understands that exposure to violence is one of the top areas to welding and success. he is the author of a number of articles regarding the need to protect children, including the december 2012 peace and the "huffington post" entitled the real cliff in the u.s., what america needs to focus on childhood, the long-term prosperity. at a time when researching for answers for the fiscal -- mass murders as well as for the numero

dr. roberts should this be a model then for other states to consider?per. if he's targeting the parents that don't give a flip, let that be the target population, and let's go in there and if we have to go to their homes and get these parents. this is what we had to do in chicago. we want to make shog wor something work we go to the home, we find the parents. nothing stops us from our objective of getting them even tkpwaeupld. engaged. let's talk to targeted parents that don't give a flip. let's ask them what is it going to take for them to give a flip. at the end when it all fails let's talk about taking that 20%. that is a lot of cash money coming out of a parents' hand who has to raise a child. jaime: representative campfield that is the almost of money you're already withdrawing that 20%. you want to take it up another 10th. is there a compromise you're considering? >> if you want to talk motivation, nothing motivates like cash. when somebody says wait a second my kid is failing maybe there is a problem because i'm tphoplt getting as big a check as

after performing five-hour surgery on the right knee of robert griffin iii, dr. andrews released the following statement. griffin is expected to remain in florida, where he will start his rehab. the first six to eight weeks considered crucial determining how long his recovery will take. depending what doctors talk to the recovery time anywhere from six to 12 months. rg3 did post this message on twitter prior to surgery. in sports, player reaction and guys got their take on what they think about rg3s potential return. >>> at 6:30, pat collins with taking the pulse of redskins nation on the surgery on rg3s knee. >>> a developing story out of prince georges county tonight a 19-year-old day care employee is facing child abuse charges after a witness captured an incident on video. on monday, coupling was charged with child abuse and assault. he has admitted to kicking a child. charged with $35,000 bond. there could be more victims. >>> police arrested a hit and run driver in an accident that killed a man, douglas ray burn. on december 23rd, ray burp's car was rear end

dr. oral roberts became a very dear and close friend of mine the last two years of his life. we've written a book together. i talk with him almost every day on the phone -- at least every week stay with him in his home. we're sitting one day and we're talking and he's talking to me about the due season. he said todd there is four seasons in the natural world. there's spring there's summer and fall and winter. but there's a dynamic in the spirit world of seed time harvest that nobody knows and it's different. everything in the spirit world will parallel the practical world especially in seed time harvest except for this one aexpect. there's a fifth season in god's seed time harvest. the fifth season is the due season. and he said the due season is not decided by you. it is decide by god. and he said when god decides to give you the harvest is when you get the harvest. he says it's not like the natural world. that's how you can sow a seed and in minutes get a harvest. why? because it is your faith that you activate that schedules the fifth season in your life. when you decide t

dr. james andrews released this statement robert griffin iii had successful knee surgery early this morning. he had a direct repair of his lcl and a redo of his previous acl reconstruction. we expect a full recovery and it is everybody's hope and belief that due to robert's high motivation he will be ready for the 2013 season. now, if that timetable of six to eight months holds true, griffin could join his team in training camp and possibly start the season but, of course, only time will tell. more on griffin's surgery a little later in sports. >>> i'm anita brikman at medstar national rehabilitation hospital in d.c. where the talk is all about rgiii, his recovery from the knee surgery today and specifically what kind of rehabilitation he can expect. joining me now is gina brown, a sports medicine specialist, physical therapist. when does rehab start for rgiii? >> tomorrow. he will come back, and he will probably go to the training room with a physical therapist, and their goals will be to basically work on decreasing the pain and the swelling that's in that joint. >> it hurts a lot in the

dr. robert lustig for some of his disturbing findings. are you kidding me?ioning this? >> no. i'd be eating a doughnut. a bear claw. >>> let's go to -- >> i used to love those things. let's go to bill karins with a check of the forecast. >> well, good morning, everyone. worst commute out there down from houston to galveston. we're seeing thunderstorms and watch out this afternoon, some strong tostorms and maybe a few tornadoes. storms moving out of the houston area and galveston will be the worst of it over the next hour or two. this area in yellow that does include austin, san antonio, brownsville and the greater houston area all a threat for severe storms later this afternoon and tonight and, again, a few tornadoes possible. not really pretty in the northwest, you're waking up to another rainy morning from portland to seattle and we'll continue to watch that heading towards spokane who, by the way, had seven inches of snow yesterday. one of the few areas in the country. the warmth is very incredible all the way heading into the great lakes. no signs at all

dr. robert of long island, new york, accused of operating on patients while wasted.he decided she'd finally seen enough, pulled the plug on her boss. none of his patients were ever hurt. why did she wait so long? not sure. >> brian: what's on the label may not be what you're getting. new study revealing a rising number of fake ingredients in products. food fraud detectives found pomegranate juice often diluted with grape or pear juice. olive oil often diluted with cheaper oils. lemon juice cheapened with water and sugar. spices like paprika or saffron contain dangerous food colorings. also high on the list, seafood. the number one fake being escarol, a fish that can cause stomach problems. white tuna or alba cor. that's incredible. what do we believe in anymore? >> gretchen: i'm not sure. maybe this. is this victoria secret super model trying out to be the next bond girl? she recreated a moment from the movie "dr. no." she's sport ago tiny gold bikini as she more thans from the ocean. with that, we go over to sports 'cause i see a connection because sports illustrate

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dr. robert ross. >> i want to thank you and other task force members for your strong support of and participation in the of the violence prevention summit. this has been proven to reduce violence and provided insight into some good sounding slogans that would be counterproductive to our efforts. we were told by seven witnesses the how and why comprehensive evidence-based strategies provided with other aspects are basically a public health approach to reduce violence and crime that's a much more money and avoid social welfare expenditures. it is this approach taken which is several of our speakers commended as a legislative strategy. with that background, it's my pleasure to introduce one of our speakers today, dr. ross. he is a pediatrician also has an extensive background in philanthropy and public health. he received an undergraduate and master's in public administration and a medical degree from the university of pennsylvania. he has been the president and chief executive officer of the california endowment, the 15th largest foundation in the country. the foundation launched a 10- year $1 bill

dr king. black nationalist activist from north carolina actually robert franklin williams who was famous later for writing a book called negroes with guns and he actually had been part of the n.w. c.p.b. for that past its leader. the founder of the catholic workers dorothy day and this is a dialogue that asks those same questions what can we do to overcome these roots of oppression and in fact one of the things that gives me hope now is the memory that those dialogues were happening that that we don't need to have social justice movements that have such deep. vision such deep dichotomy between violence and nonviolence between black and white in fact if we look at the core issues struggling against racism militarism and materialism we can build bridges we can do that and we must i believe well put you guys unfortunately out of time thank you so much for coming on mandy carter thank you beautiful to have you both all right thank you oh and we have not been moved to resisting racism militarism in the twenty first century. already that you have your on if you like what you see so far go to our you

dr. james andrews released a statement saying, robert griffin iii had a direct repair of his lcl and a redoof his previous acl reconstruction. we expect a full recovery, and it is everybody's hope and belief that due to robert's high motivation he will be ready for the 2013 football season. now, i am live at medstar national rehabilitation hospital where we're here to talk about the fact that it's not just football stars what tear their acl. right next to me on this very cool-looking treadmill is ms. dorothy. hello, how are you? >> good. how are you? >> reporter: 14, from olney, maryland. when did you tear your acl? >> i tore it august this 13th. i was coming down from a block and a landed on the other player's foot and my knee came in. >> reporter: did it hurt? >> it did, but i wasn't really concerned about. that i wanted to play and i knew it was serious. >> reporter: so you could understand this quarterback not wanting to leave the game. >> i can. >> reporter: how are you doing now after the surgery? >> i'm doing great. recovery is fun, and i love it. i'm doing really well. >> so we were

dr. andrews who performed the surgery. robert griffin 3 had successful knee surgery earlier this morning. he had a direct repair of his lcl and redo of his previous acl reconstruction we expect a full recovery. it's everyone's hope and belief that due to his high motivation, he'll be ready for the 2013 season. there is precedent for quick return. the vikings running back adrian peterson tore his acl last year and came back for an amazing season this year and our lindsay murphy has been on the story and joins us now with more. lindsay? >> reporter: yes, scott. robert griffin 3 story has been the great debate since sunday night. redskins fans on twitter have not been shy when speaking about the situation. but when news came out he was having surgery this morning, many shared the same thoughts, that they can wait however long as long as robert gets healthy. he was an unstoppable force on the football field this season and candid off of the field. >> we never shared a burrito. for the first time since he was drafted second overall la

dr. james andrews late this afternoon after he performed that knee surgery on robert griffin, iii. the surgery happened this morning at dr. andrews' clinic in pensacola, florida, within the last few hours. andrews released this statement saying griffin needed to repair both the lateral collateral ligament, the lcl and the anterior cruciate ligament, the acl, in the knee. the procedure began about 7 a.m. and lasted around two hours. so, what's next, you ask? griffin is gonna stay in florida for the foreseeable future, be monitored and begin his rehab, the initial six to eight weeks very crucial in the recovery process it could last anywhere from six to 12 months. griffin looking forward to playing next season. before his procedure, he tweeted, "thank you for your prayers and support. i love god, my family, the team, my fans and i love this game. see you next season." so, that's what everybody has been wondering on sports talk radio on twitter, on facebook, all over the air waves today. when will he be back? that is going to be his goal, to be back for the first regular season game t

. >> explained what happened to robert griffin. >> dr.pected orthopedic surgeon in the world, was not even allowed to properly examine him, never cleared him and he went back to play. >> quarterback for the redskins who was basically limping around the field on national television and went on twitter say, please for the love of god, pull this guy from the game. >> by the way, the coach said he was cleared -- >> right. what the coach did gets into culture. not the culture of doctors and executive, but the cultures of the players -- >> internal to the -- >> -- and the coaches who are putting themselves on the line. i was in the ravens/patriots game and ravens were saying of pollard who put a hit on ridley, one of the biggest plays of the game. pollard's teammates say he plays for free. what does that mean? we think he'll be fined and give up his game check. ridley was concussion 239 this year in the nfl of acknowledged concussions. but there was no fine on that hit. steven ridley does not say that was a not clean hit. pollard says, this is

. >> robert griffin iii is resting comfortably after having reconstructive knee surgery this morning. dr. james andrews repair the lcl and acl and a strengthened the acl with a graft. the operation lasted 5.5 hours this morning. dr. andrews and the redskins say the recovery will begin and he should be back in time pretty 2013 season. i spoke with dr. craig bennett here at the university of maryland. when they look at this reconstructive surgery on rgiii today and they say six-eight months, is that realistic? >> maybe a month longer, but i think seven-nine months is very typical. >> will he ever be what he was? i know he can still be a great athlete, but will he have the same range of motion? >> you have to have been in there and seen the need, see the cartilage and the menaces to know what we are dealing with. i would not say that he cannot come back the way he was before. but the recovery begins and the redskins are optimistic saying he will be bad for the 2013 season. the maryland terrapins trying to extend their win streak against the florida state seminoles. this one came down to the

dr. andrews said, quote, it is everybody's hope and belief that, due to robert's high motivation, he wille ready for the 2013 season. >> we certainly hope so. >> yes, everybody is hoping so. so get well soon. >>> also making headlines this morning, more talks at the white house today in the debate over gun control reform. the obama administration could make a powerful move to make sure legislation moves forward. >> a decision over whether to take the alleged colorado movie theater gunman to trial now rests in the hands of a judge. more on the troubling evidence shown in court yesterday. time now is 4: 36. we'll be back.  >>> vice president joe biden is scheduled to meet with members of the nra today. president obama is asking congress for several provisions to the law including banning military style assault rifles and high capacity magazines. yesterday, biden and eric holder met with two survivors of the virginia tech shooting. biden said the obama administration will act quickly in order to curb gun violence. as the president said, if our actions result in only saving o

robert griffin iii to visit famous dr. james andrews tomorrow after inconclusive mri on his knee.was ugly looking during the fourth quarter when hg 3 tried to feel the bad snap the knee buckled the wrong way. he reinjured it earlier in the game stayed under center. he tweeted about it earlier today when adversity strikes you. respond in one of two ways. you step aside and give in or you step in and fight. of course, the coach can make you step aside and credited particulars are going after that coach. washington mike shanahan who says he let griffin decide whether to keep playing. and take a look at this. [shouting] a big scare at a train station after the up escalator suddenly becomes a down escalator. that and the big news of the day as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox reports live tonight. ff collections from maxwell house now available for use in the keurig k-cup brewer. always good to the last drop. ya. alright, anher one just like that. right in the old bucket. good toss! see that's much better! that was good. you had your shoulder pointed, y

dr. andrews said, quote, it is everybody's hope and belief that, due to robert's high motivation, he wille ready for the 2013 season. former redskins running back, tim hightower knows what recovery from a torn acl is like and had this to say. >> it is not all about just grit and all about toughness all the time. it is about being smart. it is about knowing how to separate when to use this toughness but also whether to use the wisdom and when to be mature about things. i think that is something that robert, he will learn and he will get a better grasp that the older he gets and the more years he gets in the league and hopefully, this will be something that can turn into good. >> now, rg iii's head coach at baylor witnessed griffin's recovery the first time around and expressed total confidence saying robert will do what he always does. he will rise again. >>> maryland has a 13-game winning streak which is just one shy of tying the school record. the terps would go for 14 in a row against florida state. they led by as many as 12 points. but the lead evaporated in the second half. florida st

that's what we are finding out, six to 12 months before robert griffin iii its ready for action. statement released by his surgeon, drmes andrews says they repaired his acl and reconstructed his acl and they hope and believe rg 3 will be ready for the 2013 season because of his high motivation. motivation is great. but you can't be sure the redskins aren't taking any chances with griffin this time around. he will stay in florida to start rehab and won't put any weight on the right leg for the first six weeks after the surgery. first two months of rehab, most crucial. the second time rg 3 had acl reconstruction in the right knee since 2009. the first time when he was at baylor, back on the field working out with the team just after five months. football fans staw what adrian did this year and think everyone can return from acl at elite level. rg3's injury is more significant and will require longer rehab time. coming up. two of griffin's team mates on how they think their quarterback will respond. >> wish the best for him, thank you, dan. >> teenager in maryland, knows firsthand about acl injuries. had to have surgery

dr. martin luther king, jr. >> preserve, protect and defend, the constitution of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> john roberts administered the holt and president obama and daughters stood by his side. >> for we, the people, understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do well and a growing number barely make it. >> the weather was chilly but michelle obama and president obama took time to walk some of the parade walk. >> and the ball is underway right now in washington, d.c. a live look at president obama and michelle obama having this dance. the festivities under way in the nation's capital. let's take a listen. [ music playing ] >> al green toon there. >> there are only two balls this year. the president and the first lady enjoying the dance. >> tens of thousands of people filled the national mall today to get a look at the inauguration ceremony. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in the nation's capital where he spoke with people who were thrilled to be a part of history. ken? >> reporter: by one estimate the crowd size at this inauguration was bigger than expected, 1 million people. we were