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if your goal to simply shed pound weight watchers was also considered to be the easiest to follow. and mediterranean diet were second and third easiest but the top diet, overall for the fifth year in a row was the the dash diet, it is designed to lower blood pressure and a focusing on portion control, less salt in take and balancing protein and carbs. >>> it appears boston robust press as well as currency in the year 1995. his tore yaps opened time capsule dug up from beneath massachusetts state house last month. they carefully went through five fragile newspapers of the day. coins and a silver plate commemorating the 20th anniversary of american independent were also revealed and the the time capsules is believed to have been buried by paul reveer and samuel adams. >> pretty neat stuff. >> um-hmm. >> last night, we were talking about a snowplow that could act object its own. >> yes good well we dug up the video today. >> did you. >> take a look at this. >> this is my idea good well you are a little late. this is robo plow and it goes back and forth with remet control. it is a six

and the easiest way of doing that in the early 19th century was to put in a road.o that road will eventually extend from baltimore westward into cumberland, maryland, uniontown, washington, pa, and then in 1818 it comes here to wheeling. when it comes here to wheeling the community which at that time is about 50 years old -- it gives it the real spurt it needs to grow. over the next 20 to 25 years the population of wheeling will almost triple. it wheeling starts as an outpost on the frontier. that river was the western extent of the united states in the 1770's. it's going to be a very small community. most of the buildings will be made out of blogs and some kind of lumber. -- will be made out of logs and some kind of lumber. as we move into the 19th century and people move west, wheeling was a jumping off point to travel to ohio and indiana and illinois and so forth. that is why the national road is going to end up this way. as more and more people come into the area, then the community will move up and down the river. it will start to expand. the center of it is a

murder is one of the easiest crimes that you can get away with.> and another inmate makes the most shocking confession ever heard on "lockup." >> they say you're a psychopath murderer after three people. i done blown that one out of the water quite a few times. >>> orange county, california, is well known for its sun-kissed beaches and family-friendly tourist attractions. but sometimes fantasy gives way to reality. and when crime is committed here, suspects will usually find themselves booked into the orange county jail. >> what are you in for? >> disturbing the peace. >> have you been in jail before? >> no, sir. >> all right. look here at the camera for me. >> the orange county jail is comprised of five separate jail facilities. the largest of these is the theo lacey jail, with an average daily population of 2,800 male inmates. theo lacey alone dwarfs many state prisons. >> i have an assistant sheriff at theo lacey. he always likes to say we don't have andy of mayberry. we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the kind of county j

so i think the easiest way the easiest answer of course is the minimum wage is a woman's issue, and reproductive rights and justice, that's really an economic justice issue. so i will sort of unpack that a little bit and explain why we get to that point. on minimum wage two-thirds of minimum wage workers are women. into progressive community in washington, d.c. that has become a mantra that the democrats and progressive community have been pushing for so when here's very hard to raise the issue of the minimum wage to increase the minimum wage. i know that my chapters in new jersey and it was activists from many parts of the country, came to new jersey in 2013 to help has a minimum wage law at the state level. we didn't get barbara buono elected governor a we did get the minimum wage law passed. in 2014 we got a minimum wage law passed in arkansas and alaska, even though those same voters voted for united states senators who don't support an increase in the minimum wage. so that's a whole i guess of the conversation. so why were n.o.w. chapters come by the way let me just pause for a moment and s

that's going to be the easiest way to contain.fortunately here, as soon as it hits an area where there are vaccinated people, it's going to be stopped in his tracks. in that regard, it's very very different. >> i've just come to understand that even those of us who have had the shots and have been immunized, we still have a small chance of incurring the disease. i go home to southern california all the time. this is the epicenter. do i need to get a booster? >> the recommendation for the two series booster really only came out in 1990. i keep on saying to people including myself if you were born in the '70s or '80s, you probably only got one shot as an infant. if your school or workplace did not require evidence of immunity, you may have never gotten that second booster shot. we this they two shots is really what confers the highest immunity. bottom line, if you're unsure about your antibody status, it's a simple blood test. it will show whether or not you still have antibodies to the mmr. if you don't we recommend doing that seri

i think this is the easiest call that holder had to make. it should be done tomorrow or tonight. like its hot. >> can we get this straight? so david petraeus wrote the manual on how to win wars may be prosecutedlp by the same who decided al sharpton won't be prosecuted. ift( that doesn't highlight the list of priorities of the obama administration nothing will. >> this administration is notorious for leaking information that could beok classified to make themselves look better. >> we don't know. >> they are definitely talking about it. >>> the fastest seven is coming up next featuring awkward moments of the golden globes and more. stay tuned. my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic react

match making agencies say marrying a local man is the easiest way for north korean women to fit into korean society. his wife is originally from north korea. she's also the company's vice president. kim jong ho is registered with the agency. after working as a taxi and truck driver, the 38-year-old began working as a used car salesman just over a year ago. he says that the ongoing recession is affecting sales. he's dated several south korean women in the past but it's never worked out well. during lunch he checks the profile of a perspective partner from the north korean match making agency. she's 35 years old and 158 centimeters tall. he doesn't have very high hopes but he's agreed to the meeting any way. the rendezvous takes place at a coffee shop suggested by the agency. he arrives 30 minutes early and waits patiently. the woman comes from a poor family. she fled from north korea to china when she was 22 to try to earn some money to send back home. she spent the next ten years living in various places. after realizing it was too dangerous to return to north korea she decided to se

the last time i was sitting with you, this is the easiest five year bull market of my life. it's been the easiest, so little volatility. 2014, very often you heard the word complacent markets, up, up, up with very little so you had moves that were less than 1% most of the time. fast-forward to today, have you huge moves in both directions in a lot of markets. one of the biggest factors here is the federal reserve and the other central banks no doubt about that. they provide the money you keep hearing with all the political and economic stuff you do here the economy around the world is not particularly good it's not bad but not very good. so it's not -- the markets haven't gone up because the economy is so good there's plenty of money around to boost the assets up. lou: consumer goods falling, looking at the prospect of deflation when you see consumer prices biggest drop in six years, and what we're witnessing in europe is deflation. what are the prospects that we're going to see that materialize as the central threat to the economy going forward? >> the fact that you can ask

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get these documents so you can read them and let me touch base on this just by reading it is the easiest way to go over it in the beginning. dear commissioners, studies show that vastly higher amounts of cancer causing dust is created when implosion is used for building rather than mechanical removal and prohibited in urban areas. i'd like to kick it up a notch and say you don't need a study because this kind of demolition absolutely should not be done in a in a city in an urban area in particular a 2005-case study by environmental health health health calgory states clearly problematic issues surrounding public health protection in effected areas that could extend

again, it was one of the easiest auditions i have ever had. can't believe that it happened. >> i have to ask did you really are a blon. tell us how you have to change your look for this role. >> i mean, that is the biggest part. just getting used to that. in my dreams i'm still blonde, you know what i mean, but yes you know, i have the reverse problem, of everybody else. normally people have dark roots, i have these bright blonde routes so once it hair gross in. >> a and that noise. >> that is just part of the job. >> how long does it take to put on the nose. >> the nose takes about 45 minutes. we do that and they air brush my face and make my skin look weird, scaley and they paint my teeth yellow, so just so everybody knows i actually do brush my teeth. >> yes. >> my question for you, you grew up in the city with 600 people, now you live in the city with like the the most people in the kent i. >> honestly, you know, i feel like i have the the best of both worlds. i was just just in iowa for 12 days over the christmas break which was amazing.

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and michael holly, a author on two books on bill belichick. >> my name is the easiest to pronounce.u got the holley right. that's the easy one. >> mike i want to start with you since you're an expert on bill belichick. what did you think of his press conference? >> i thought it was an interesting press conference. there's a puzzle here. we've been thinking about these 11 underinflated footballs, 11 out of 12. the puzzle was, one of the big pieces and i think a lot of people in indianapolis and look and matt can speak to this more closely, people in indianapolis and around the country was organizing was bill belichick in some hoodie at gillette stadium, either underinflating the footballs himself or telling people to do that. he cleared that up today. he said he had no knowledge of it. it comes down to if you believe bill belichick or not. i think the other piece of the puzzle will be solved around 4:00 eastern when tom brady gives his press conference. as these guys know luke and matt both know the quarterbacks around the league are puck ki about the air pressure of footballs. maybe

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we can't sell this deal which should be the easiest thing we've ever had. >> they're getting the paperwork up to the president, but it's clear he'll reject it. i don't think they have a veto override in the works there. jim, thank you very much my friend. stay warm. >>> all right. you think the president is moving wedding so he can play around the golf look bad? then don't even look where he's headed tomorrow. i'm telling you, his optics people fire them. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us i mean, we're going to be there anyway why don't you just leave it for us to pick up? or you could always get in your car and take it back yourself yeah, us picking it up is probably your easiest option it's kind of a no brainer ok, well, good talk >>> this is an optics update. it does sound like the score from birds, doesn't it? anyway anyway, another case of the optics. tomorrow the president who's talking, that's fine. but it's at a ford plant that's shutting down, why? because it makes hybrids and they're not

that was one of the easiest questions i ever got!y: you're talking down the street, this person is a white person, this side the black person. which side of the street are you walking on? >> depends who's hotter. (cheers and applause) >> larry: okay, got 100! last question -- >> that's like if you could grow hair would you. >> larry: no, i get to choose it, that's the only way you can keep it 100. >> bring it. >> larry: ready? got to keep it 100. >> bring it. >> larry: do you want to be president? >> no. >> larry: audience? (booing) >> i got some weak tea for you. (applause) >> larry: let me just say this, we all, especially in politics, we're far more too concerned with position than purpose. >> larry: the answer is yes! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) sorry. your morning could use a hand. taco bell's steak and egg a.m. crunchwrap with a hash brown inside. a whole breakfast in one hand. (cheers and applause) ♪ >> larry: okay, thank you! that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists: senator cory b

, oh, you are never going to get a focus group with the officers and ironically it was one of the easiest ones. it's really exciting to see dgo 7.04 in action. officers really want to make this happen. they said we want to think about the children but as you all know when an officer is making an arrest there's so many things to think about, right? children are an important thing to think about and we all agree about that and one of the things that came directly out of that conversation is they want the tools to make dgo 7.04 automatic for them. after this training video is released is to add that question on the intake form or on the incident report that asks is the person being arrested a parent because the officers directly said we follow every protocol that we have to but we have too many things to consider at any given point in time and if you make me check a box then i'll do it every time. and what we want to see is that dgo 7.04 happens every time. so we urge you to consider that and would like to be part of these conversations in the future and are so grateful for your participatio

so, i think the easiest way -- the easiest answer, of course, is well the minimum wage is actually amen's issue. reproductive rights and justice, that's really an economic justice issue. so, i'll sort of unpack that a little bit and explain why we get to that point. on minimum wage well, two-thirds of minimum wage workers are women. in the progressive community in washington, d.c., that has become a mantra. the democrats and the progressive community have been pushing for several years very hard to raise the issue of the minimum wage, to increase the minimum wage. i know that my chapters in new jersey and actually -- it was activists from many parts of the country came to new jersey in 2013 to help pass a minimum wage law at the state level. we didn't get barbara bowno elected governor but we got the minimum wage law passed. in 2014 we got the minimum wage law passed in arkansas and alaska even those same voters voted for united states senate who don't support an increase in the minimum wage. that's a whole other conversation, i guess. why were n.o.w. chapters -- by the way, let me p

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. >> the easiest way to describe it is that even though you walked away from the gang, it doesn't change your gang mental state because what happens is that you've already been trained by the gang. so it's easy, again, to re-establish yourself. >> so a lot of them they go in sny, they see older inmates, weaker inmates, and they band together again, you know, whether as a formal gang, we have dropout gangs, or even just a group of four or five, you know, bigger guys that just want to pressure other guys out of anything, out of money, out of clothing, out of food, out of anything they can get out of them. >> lieutenant munoz must now determine whether de la cruz is a victim of a gang or an active gang member himself, perhaps one who has requested protective custody under false pretences. >> one of the two terms that they use is sleeper. it's one of the names. you know, he's a sleeper. he's coming in under radar. the other one they term they use, he's a torpedo. he's coming in and he's got a target and he's going to find his target, and explode on a guy. so i questioned him about that. >> w

>> the easiest way people fall over is they're on the cruise ship to have a good time. they are not paying attention. >> reporter: alcohol plays a role? >> alcohol plays a role a lot of times. >> reporter: let's hope you don't, but what if you do? >> if you land in the water, immediately do what you can to control your breathing. you can actually drown in a minute or two just from panicking, we suggest people moving away from the vessel so that somebody on board can see you. >> reporter: regardless how kerby or this man ended up in the matter, technology is being developed to make sure they sense somebody going over board as soon as it happens. >> we have this screen here showing as soon as it happens. >> reporter: this one has a system to see how it works. my colleague took a plunge. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: by the time she hits the water an alarm already sounds and the system indicates exactly where she went overboard. >> the venders of these systems are very anxious to bring them to market. you can have birds set them off, debris of any kind floating in the a

topics but we'll continue talking about it obviously in this area because of the location it's not the easiest concept unless there's another questions something else i want to comment on the vitamin d. >> i knew someone would ask that so i the my homework i'll submit it now. >> this is a big topic vitamin d. >> any other public comment on this item thank you very much for your follow-up. >> public comment on this decision item if not we'll move to the next. >> item 14 decision report on 2018 excise tax. >> i'm tom. >> good afternoon. i'm here to present a deck on the affordable health care act in 2008 excise tax referred to as the cadillac tax as you tom spec speak directly into the microphone. >> we can't extend it up to you you're going to have to lean and the x kiss tax is one of the last big items interest the affordable health care act yet to be implemented so on slide 2 we've outlined the basic concepts of tax effective in 2008 a 40 percent x kiss tax if premiums are above preset told her the excise tax will be passed into employers for their participant premiums are employer and prepre

it was the easiest vote ever. larry, i didn't -- >> i'm with you!i know. >> they asked me "do you want privacy?" "no, you know why i'm here." >> larry: okay hold it, amy, i have to ask you, as a conservative, i'll assume you votedded on your principles okay? years from now, like your kids or grand kids or whatever if say they, "grandma, what was it like voting for the first black president?" and you didn't, would you feel like-- ( applause ) what would you say? >> you're asking me if hypothetically i did not vote for barack obama. >> larry: you did not. >> i would tell them 2008 was a transformative moment for america that i was really proud of actually. half of my family voted for obama, and half didn't. but we all felt-- that it was-- it was a moment-- it was a moment that i think so a lot of americans were proud of, whom ever they voted for, in the hopes it was going to move our country forward. but get back to your question about who is president obama? he himself has said he's a rohrshach test, that people project their hopes, their dreams thei

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. >> it's not the easiest job, it's unexpected, you don't know what you are walking into. it could be anything. lives, acid. you don't know what you are touching. despite days filled with garbage, sanitation worker joe considers himself to be one of the luckiest in new york. >> i tell my friends "take the test", in 20 years, to retire, it's a great job. >> from sanitation workers to teachers and firemen. 71% of all workers in new york are unionized, the highest rate in the nation. daniel is a senior fellow at the mapp institute, a -- manhattan institute, a conservative thick tank and wrote "government against itself." he said the unionization of jobs makes government more costly and restricts innovation. it's unionization occurring in the public sector, in the private sector rates have fallen since the 1970s. in the public sector it's been a different trajectory. constant. >> what is the best argument. we looked at the job numbers is see despite a roaring stock market and house prices going up and low interest rates and unemployment, wages do not budge for most people. >>

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that said the easiest way to explain the app flare, it will send a flare to a friend. you give them a momentary glimpse of your location so instead of texting you are stuck in traffic or shoot a flare from the bar to let your friend know they should join you. the guy that came up with that idea is a former exec at sony. we want to start with the latest ais. i know you will text your location. best said there must have been a certain amount of time darn it? >> if i had a time for every time i had to hear an investor what that meant that apple had included that feature. >> so i'm paying my dime. it's on my dime. what does it mean? >> i think what it does show is annual really believes in location and using location in a different way. we start out using location five or six years ago with companies like 4 square where you got to check in for badges. now you see if messageing location being used and tagging of the messaging, in the case of ios 8 it's into details and in a shredded conversation. at some point you have to know where somebody is. in flare it's almost an inve