eat, eat, eat, eat... hilda: sabrina? it's okay. it's aunt hilda. is it over? there's only one way to be sure. no. oh, very good. so, how do you feel? like i want pancakes. but i guess that's how i'm always going to feel. i'll just have to take it one day at a time. i'm so proud of you. i should start getting my life back together. i'm off to the mall. not so fast. if aunt zelda were here she'd give you some kind of parental lecture, i'll have to fill in. um, sabrina, you... should listen to you guys and trust your advice. right. and... realize that it's easier to solve problems when i ask for help. exactly. and always... know that my family is there for me. right. man, i am good. ( loud crash ) zelda: sabrina! hilda! come quick! i guess it's time to put chains on this hamper. how did you get oot, i mean, out? i was sitting there waiting for you in that awful saloon when... announcer: ...the right wing. he's got a man open, crosses the goal line. he's looking for a shot. i don't know how many of you are fa

older girl: how do the dogs eat them? do they go underwater, or do they eat them on the land? julie: no, the dogs, they're usually on the move, too, because people have dogs to kept their home. but here they don't really feed them. so they try to find all the food they can. so the turtle nest is an easy food. they have to dig the hole, take the eggs, or when the babies hatch, it's easy for them to eat them. so here the green turtles, they only come to bora to nest. there is no hotel, no planes during the night, and just a few people who live there. so the female will go on the beach during the night, she will dig a 70-centimeter hole, and she will lay around 100 to 150 eggs. she will do that for 3 months. and at the end of the 3 months, she will have laid 1,000 eggs. and of these 1,000 eggs, there is only one who's gonna become adult. do you know why there is only one who's gonna become adult? they gonna be eaten. so here we have 6 animals who's gonna eat them. which ones? you have the birds, pigs, dogs, cats is gonna eat them. the ones who make it into the lagoon, guess what-

and you don't eat... you don't sit down and eat a huge... you know, you might eat a lot of little thingsut you're not eating that much quantity. >> hinojosa: so portion control. >> absolutely. same in europe. i mean, look at the french. they're eating foie gras and blah, blah, but they're eating this. whoever invented "supersize" really should be taken... >> hinojosa: what is that about? what do you think, i mean, when you think about kind of, you know, let's talk foodie culture here... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...what is that about in the united states? it's like, you've got to have the biggest, grand slam, you know, all-you-can-eat... >> yeah, i think it's parallel with what's going on everything with this country-- with wall street, as well-- it's excess. we somehow became the country of excess, and more is better. the bigger the house, the better. the more cars, the better. the bigger the plate of food, the better. it's very warped, and it's a shame, because it's quality, not quantity, that should matter. >> hinojosa: so i feel like there's something that's happening in the united stat

we eat a lot of pork here.boteco in minas is that they serve real food -- food from minas gerais. >> anthony: so what are we having tonight? >> eduardo maya: i think we are having tongue, of course. ox tongue. >> anthony: right, uh, i'm intrigued what -- >> eduardo maya: would you like some tripe as well? >> anthony: i think a little tripe as well. >> eduardo maya: would you like some hand of the pig? >> anthony: yes, yes, yes. >> eduardo maya: so now you are gonna -- you are going to go deep, deep inside minas. >> anthony: i'm happy. yes. >> eduardo maya: lovely. okay. [ shouts in portuguese ] >> anthony: ox tongue cooked with basil, mint, and pepper. perhaps the most famous dish in minas. beans, mantioc flower smoked in cured meats. and if you're lucky, fresh eggs. oh, there we go. >> eduardo maya: oh there we go, very nice. that's the tongue -- ox tongue. >> anthony: yup. >> eduardo maya: that's the foot. the pig's foot. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo maya: may i? >> anthony: oh, yes, please. >> luiz otavio:

my weight and food -- >> i don't stop. >> eat and eat, who doesn't like to eat on thanksgiving? >> i don't know. not news 4. offer some tips before you dive into the big meal. >> up to 40 million people suffer from heartburn every and thanksgiving is prime time for it. with all that food we're eating. but there are ways to prevent heartburn. and we spoke with dr. alan bl os ser, a gastroengist who work with the enovo group. >> pace yourself. eat small frequent portions of the meal rather than one gigantic one at the time. don't lay down immediately after having consumed the meal and give yourself at least a the time you decide to go to bed. >> so, whatever you do, watch the football game sitting up. and dr. bl os ser recommends eating a handful of nuts before the big meal, maybe pecans or all mands. that shouldn't be hard to do. that can aid in digestion and keep you from eating quite so much. >> heartburn? you have to take it easy. pace yourself. it's about pacing. >> i don't get sick. i keep eating, keep eating. carved out of our archives this morning. >> get it? >> carved. >>

it is about eating and eating more and eating some more. the only people who don't eat are the bride and groom who have no time because everybody is bothering them and you have to dance and do this -- but it is more like taking away from precious eating time if you have alcohol. you can have it, but don't drink it because it is -- there will be a vianeze display for dessert and then the cake. you have the cake and then more cake. eating, not drinking. that's why the jews have survived these many mill -- millenea. we have survived because we are eating and not drinking. >> you know, it is funny john goes on about that. i don't think i ever had food at a wedding. did comes out and i am running around. >> well you are a psycho path. what do you mean you never had food? >> well it comes out and i say it is cold. i never had the cake. >> wedding cakes are not good usually. >> they are like rubber chicken dinners. >> what is wrong with you people? >> what kind of weddings have you been to? >> do you want bad food? kosher food is bad food, but man

older girl: how do the dogs eat them? do they go underwater, or do they eat them on the land? julie: no, the dogs, they're usually on the move, too, because people have dogs to kept their home. but here they don't really feed them. so they try to find all the food they can. so the turtle nest is an easy food. they have to dig the hole, take the eggs, or when the babies hatch, it's easy for them to eat them. so here the green turtles, they only come to bora to nest. we have only one nesting beach. there is no hotel, no planes during the night, and just a few people who live there. so the female will go on the beach during the night, she will dig a 70-centimeter hole, and she will lay around 100 to 150 eggs. she will do that for 3 months. and at the end of the 1,000 eggs. and of these 1,000 eggs, there is only one who's gonna become adult. do you know why there is only one who's gonna become adult? they gonna be eaten. so here we have 6 animals who's gonna eat them. which ones? you have the birds, pigs, dogs, cats is gonna eat them. the ones who make it into the lagoon, guess wh

and predators eat meat. but even the biggest or most ferocious hunters wouldn't try to hunt a healthy, full sized rhinoceros. or elephant. (trumpeting) or even giraffe. and definitely not a hippo. all four of these behemoths are plant eaters. they just aren't prey. redation. (seals barking) harbor seals eat fish. and can get eaten by fish like the great white shark. and this little guy, this is the dwarf mongoose. a predator with one of the most voracious appetites on the african plains. measuring one foot long and weighing one pound, the dwarf mongoose is a much more successful hunter than the lion. locusts and grubs. yum? well, to a mongoose even insects are a delicious, meaty meal. and insects are meat after all. as is any animal tissue that is used as food. that's a nice protein shake for a mongoose's breakfast. drink up! so, even though the mongoose is a deadly predator in its own right, it's not exempt from the "watch your tail" rule of the african savannah. mongoose is on the menu for the lion, the sp

we got something to eat. we got snacks, we got potato chips, and peanuts, and clam dip, and all that kind of good stuff. well, it might give you appetite for some of this stew. smell it. [sniffs] eww! at important. fred: it's not? no, see, this is the 20th century, man. food is out, love is in. well, i thought you needed the food part to have strength to take care of the love part. all right, let me put it another way. you see, pop, what you like and what we like is 2 different things. um, you wouldn't fit in at this party because you don't have nothing in common with the chicks that we got lined up. well, i eat and drink, and i dance. what do these chicks do? well, they do stuff like that, too, it's just that you from another generation, man, od that you eat and the drinks that you drink and the dances that you dance, are different from what they do. i mean, you'd be out of place at this party. no, i wouldn't. yeah, these 2 are live wire with no installation. they're red, hot, and ready, you know what i mean

could the secret to boosting your metabolism be eating between the hours of eating a.m. and according to study pennington biomedical research center the answer is yes. called early time restricted feeding which only allows people to eat during a smaller window of time. which will ultimately increase our body's ability to burn fat. obesity society says the biggest take away is that eating a very early dinner or skipping it altogether is better than skipping breakfast. this is just an initial study so more will have to be done to >>> there's a fasting word for this. not like full fasting. i can't think of the name of it right now. but it's like, eating all your meals in this period of time. and then fasting the rest of the day. some people do it. and say it's been very successful. dave's trying to chime in on this. interintermittent fasting. could you imagine on a friday night, you know, not being able to have piece a pi >> i can do monday through thursday. our day starts about 5 hours before the average 8 to 5 cycle. so for us our last meal could if that theory stands tru

i assume the reason this roll has lines is so you can eat -- break off and eat a section at a time. which is puzzling because if you just want to eat one piece, why not just eat the original tootsie roll in the first place? it's about the same size as one of the chunks. and you don't have to wrap it back up. and then after that you got this tootsie roll. this is the long, skinny tootsie roll. it's basically two or three regular tootsie rolls rolled out something. so there's the regular tootsie roll, the slightly larger, the big fat tootsie roll, the long skinny tootsie roll. then this tower of tootsie. [ cheers and applause ] which is more tootsie and roll than any human should ever consume in one sitting. here's the thing, though. we are being asked to decide between five different versions of exactly the same thing. ain't got time for that. okay? when i am vice president, we'll have one size of tootsie roll, the original, the size that jesus ate! [ cheers and applause ] it's time to stop the madness. it's time to make the tootsie roll small again. who's with me on this? [ cheers a

and i just eat what they give me. and i try to count my calorie points meal. - [scott] lenny used to get headaches and was constantly thirsty. - i had no clue what i was going through. - he has type two diabetes. some other typical symptoms are feeling tired, and having to visit the bathroom frequently. unlike type one, which is mostly dictated by our genes, type two is something we can develop and therefore can often avoid. type two has increased by 30% in recent years. - most of it is due to the obesity epidemic in children. we saw similar increases in white and black children. the largest increase we saw was in hispanic children. - type one diabetes has also increased by 21%. clearly, this is an important issue that we all need to take very seriously. so far, there's no cure for diabetes. but it can be managed. - i eat healthy foods, exercise a lot. i manage my weight and i take my medication on a regular basis. - the best advice i could give other young people is just to keep their head high and keep a positive at

nobody eats mortals anymore. and i'll have kitty for dessert. would you look at the time. ( sobs ) i hope you land on your feet! i'm alive! and where's that sandwich? n a beanstalk with wicked witch. yes. are we in the right line? yes, indeed. oh! you just need a 329k. what's that? tree trimmer. ( sobs ) look, sabrina. i'm sweating off all my weight. that's great, harvey. hey, look, there's westbridge. you know, we could really use a monorail down main street. yeah, we should remember that for our report...! hey, my power's back on. isines! why didn't i eat you when i had the chance?! because you procrastinated! take that! no... no! she's turned me into a... vegetarian! we made it. yeah. coming through. we've got to save harvey. did you go up that beanstalk? at least i didn't procrastinate. hey, you brought a tree trimmer? he prefers to be called an "arborist." okay, let's get rid of this puppy. okay, everyone, stand clear. timber! cool. yeah, cool. what's he going to think when he comes to? it's show time. ( ding ) oh, no, the witch is gaining

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let's fix him something to eat. yeah, i'll make him something to eat! ore! [ knock on door ] you don't have to get the door. i'll get it for you. michael, i'm capable of opening a door. hey. michael, you were right. you open the door. hey, what's up, bookman? hey, j.j., i heard you were sick. thought of you. hey, that's exactly what j.j. needs -- rest. yeah, i cut off the other two words. thank you very much, bookman. hey, that's okay, man. i kept the "in peace" in case you take a turn for the worse. that's so funny. i don't know why they let you out of that box. why don't you take a turn for that door and split, hmm? look, i just came over to cheer j.j. up. he ain't dead. look, man, you should be counting your blessings. i mean, it all seems bad. at least you know what you got. dig this -- you know what happened the other day? mrs. stevenson left her apartment on the seventh floor, right, i mean, the picture of health. by the time she got down to the first floor, she was dead. just like that. heart attack? no, she fell out the window. yeah, bookman, that ce

eat, eat, eat. jack, it looks like a simple wire job. man, you called us just in time. you got to watch out for them old raggedy wires, you know, because you touch them and, like, zzt! you a fried man, man. yeah, well, uh, do you have to keep waving that thing around? no, no, no, i'll leave everything up to you. you know what, man? this chump here tightens my jaws. oh, uh-- what? oh, nothing, except, no, no, it was just a little apple on my shirt, which is always nice. and what is that supposed to mean? ah... forget it, pal. let's get the job done and blow. oh, no, man. you know something? oh, maybe we can sit down and discuss it, and i'll learn how to improve myself. michael: you're crazy! you are crazy! you never talked that rational in your life. i don't talk rational because i make sense. ma, you were there. did jack really pull a knife on daddy? well, kind of yes and no. of course he didn't. of course he did! did not! wait a minute. i want to find out from ma what really happened. oh, jeez, that's all we need, a dingbat's-eye view. go on, ma. well, now, let's see.

go ahead and eat. there, take your fork and eat. don't worry about me. you win, buddy, you win. their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. you think about what life would be like for them, without you. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. from the moment i walked through the doors, they greet you, they're smiling and i love the luded me in the whole process and asked me what i wanted to do. it makes you feel like you're part of the family. rod came in with ah, pretty advanced cancer and i remember thinking, he's just like me, he's like my twin. we're almost the same age, the same height- he's much more athletic- but almost the same life circumstances as far as having kids and raising a family, he just happens to have cancer. for rod, we combined chemotherapy, i feel like this was the right way for me, and the right treatment for me, and the right process for me to go thro

better "to eat a duck." i can't... i can't make that one out. okay, this is, uh, flora kempo, i believe. all right, "dear boy or family "that is going to eat me, "i hope you will have me over, "because i'm very handsome "and responsible." >> responsible? >> responsible? what do you do? run a credit check on a turkey? [ laughter ] oh, i love this one. the student's name is lincoln, woodlake school, fifth grade. be about ten years old? >> yeah. >> "okay, man." the turkey to the person. "okay, man, i have an idea. "i'll give you all my money. "my wife, child, my house. "come on over. "what do you want? >> ten years old? >> yes. >> uh, "please don't tie me up "to the tree and chop off "my head. "my friends will kill you. "they have knives and guns. "they're like rambo." [ laughter ] a turkey with connections. scares you. i can't read that one. "dear person, if my leg gets "in your stomach, i will "kick your stomach." [ laughter ] "dear person, "oh, please don't eat me. "oh, please, don't eat me. "i'll give you $

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what surprised him was what the bear decided to eat. he took ice cream and cake, maybe he heard that eating ice cream makes you smart like we just said on "action news." >>> check out this app to keep track of which children are naughty and nice. developers teamed up with saint nick to help parents to control meltdowns with the little ones. ifed the child -- if the child begins acting up, you use this app and give santa a message. the watching app is 99 cents per downloads and available on apple devices. >> learn about the crampus, my husband is half german and my children believe it and they behave, that means santa is not coming. >>> we're about to step off, we're live in center city with everything you need to know about the parade. we'll be right back. >> now on "action news," they are pug the finishing touches on a philadelphia tradition, we're live getting ready for the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. >> it is time to season and stuff the turkey and south philadelphia bakery is willing to take the next step off your

a man your age eating that stuff! no, wait. i just thought it was my responsibility to look after you, to make sure there was nothing incriminating around here. oh, no, i can't do that, you see, because i gotta clean up around here. you were absolutely right. i have been neglecting my duties, and it's time for me to clean up. i got to do the mopping, the cleaning, the dusting, and take care of things. and besides... i gotta do it in a hurry because i think i'm getting the munchkins. oh, no. look, grady, you just go ahead and rest. i'll fix you something to eat, ok? oh, what about the dishes? look, just forget about the dishes, forget about the housework. i'll take care of everything, all right? a-a-a-and make yourself comfortable, ok? now, i'll take care of everything. don't worry about nothin', all right? just relax. ? if happy little bluebirds fly beyond the rainbow ?

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>>reporter: so you don't have to eat at your own risk. important to mention most restaurants are doing everything they can to keep their establishments clean. after making the dirty list last statement outlining the extra measures they are taking now. you can read that on 12 news.com and click the story. . >>> don't go anywhere. how you can see if your favorite restaurant is on the dirty list, minutes away right before and all new saturday night live. . tonight kristen wiig is hosting the show. here is a sneak peak. >> hi i am kristen wiig and i'm hosting snl this week. >> i love your haircut. >> thanks i have some shears i can -- no -- okay. took part in the mannequin challenge this week. the tape that as a promo for this week's show, showing off their mannequin skills and giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the show we saw yours last week. >> last week that some of these have been incredible. i think the best ones have been in the gym where there's literally someone holding 100 pounds. i don't get it. >> i love it. you have yours goin

she is eating equally bad other stuff that she gets inside you to eat that is bad. watching commercials. so i now know that when i go shopping with her to the berkeley bowl and she asks us to buy her ice cream filled japanese ice cream which is caused by bad food advertisement she has the watching on television, i didn't realize that. so it is clear that there is a lot of call now for us having to do something about the avalanche of advertisements. it is sickening to see them. and calls from public health leaders, like a number of the speakers here today, and what eugene said is overwhelming. you have to be careful not to cast this as the nanny state. we you know better will use government and then repair tries that as being a nanny state. i think it is much better to say that it is parents your demanding these changes. parents want to be empowered to control their kids lives in some respects. and just like we say that, why do we not allow people to sell cigarettes to people under 18 or to sell alcohol, it is because parents don't want their kids to have this stuff

oz: that's the soundtrack for stress eating. today i'm revealing why it's actually ok to stress eat this time of year if you do it right. and to help you deal with that just the right way a quiz to actually ok show. turns out you will be at your lowest rate right now today. probably your lowest rate. right now until the new year when festive events are happening, your weight will start creeping up. now, imagine if you can just break or slow down that cycle. licensed therapist tia brown is here. stress eating will get you 11 pounds this year. what is happening in your brains that is hard wired? >> listen, we are all stressed and coping mechanisms are the ways we deal with stress, right? dr. oz: yep. >> if sometimes when we stress that becomes a learned behavior. remember the study when we were younger, ring the bell, the dog starts to salivate, that's basically what we're doing to our bodies as soon as we recognize anxiety, you know what we say we have to do -- eat -- and that becomes the cycle. dr. oz: don't blame yourselves any

that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for

late. >> no eating late. it's one of those things, alcohol as well, you know, sometimes people might feel like they fall asleep easier with a little alcohol. some people feel they may nap or fall asleep easier after eating, but the fact of the matter is it disrupts the quality of sleep. you're not going to get the same restful sleep we're going to need for our body and mind to recover for the next day. >> i appreciate all of your advice. thank you so much, doctor. >> thank you for having me. >> and we do have to take a break, but we'll be back in just a moment. we're going to hear from our experts who have insight on a world-renowned sleep center often considered the birthplace of sleep medicine. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> well will come back to "beyond the headlines." we often consider sleep to be eye pa eye passive activity, but it's a critical part of good health and helps prevent diabetes, hypertension and depression. a proper bedtime is important when it comes to kids and their learning. brit

if you do plan on eating the not to overindulge. it's fine to eat a lot for one day, just try not to make it a habit. two, listen to how your body feels. don't eat too much if it will make you sick. three, go for a walk afterward. it's good for you chris and nicole, i've also placed a link to the recipes i mentioned under this story on kcrg dot com. county has wrapped up a successful first season. the historic johnson county poor farm is now a two-acre hunger-relief farm, called "grow johnson county." the produce harvested this fall will feed people at local food pantries, homeless shelters and hot lunch programs. the group is now planning a fruitful second season. they're trying to raise money to buy tools and supplies for next season. people can donate on their go fund me page. longer period of time. it's taking a house that someone donated to them and turning it into an extended shelter. that shelter is for people who aren't able to find permanent housing during their 90-day stay at the catholic worker house. the extended shelter