fittest scary. >> those who live in this area also tell you about a mud slide that happen to the 1980's. not nearly as bad if that happened on tuesday. nevertheless, that is three mudslides in 30 years. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> and less than two days they have been made a lot of progress making that neighborhood. in american charles clifford is shows us some before and after. >> and this is the before is were the mud slide started and this was taken before and this is after. this was tuesday morning after thousands of gallons of muddy water came down the hillside and this is all looked wednesday afternoon. the street has been completely cleared. and this was covered in mud and this is how it looked on wednesday. lusanne this is before, and this is how it looked to stay. and this is how it looked wednesday completely dry and finally one more look. the hillside this is before the you can see the hill is covered with trees and this is now. this huge gouge daly city, charles clifford, kron 4 news. the rainfall is on the way we do of one more day for clean up of 70's in a number of are

fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

. >> reporter: it seems survival in the animal kingdom hinges not only on being the fittest, but alsobeing a friend. i'm tanya rivero for "nightline" in new york. >> "unlikely animal friends" airs tomorrow, saturday november 24th on nat geo wild. and we do hope you'll check out a rather explosive version of "nightline" coming up on monday. >> three, two, one -- >> abc's martha raddatz gets to know the oscar-winning director of "zero dark thirty," the new film about the hunt for osama bin laden made by the team that gave us "the hurt locker" among others. that is monday night on "nightline." until then, thank you for watching abc news. hope you check in on "gma" in the morning and have a great night. >>> tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> every march and november, i stand in front of my microwave for no less than 20 minutes trying to figure out how to reset the clock. >> robert pattinson. >> just take a moment to take him in, i mean, look at him.

. >> reporter: what looked a lot like survival of the fittest is really just the pursuit of that blackriday deal. watch as the quest for pre-paid cell phones in georgia turned into a post-thanksgiving feeding frenzy. forget table manners. this walmart shopper literally chomping at the bit, appears to end up with someone's hand in her mouth. walmart says no one was injured. but this mob mentality is not surprising to those who have studied this frenzied black friday phenomenon. >> i think it is definitely the hunter/gatherer mentality. i'm going to go out and i'm going to hunt for the best deal. >> reporter: sipsychologists sa the stores with their doorbuster deals and limited time only creates an urgency? shoppers, an adrenaline rush that somehow makes battling these crowds seem all the more worthwhile. which might explain why in the midst of all this black friday chaos, these people are actually smiling. one study found perceived competition creates positive emotion, that the harder an item is to get, the more playful and excited a shopper feels. the long lines, the crowds -- >> it's

among the fittest adults, one in three will eventually develop heart disease or have a stroke. good news, if you are healthy your ticker will thank you. you'll live longer and better than your unhealthy friends. up to 14 years longer without heart problems for 45-year- olds, up to 7 years longer if you are 55. but don't expect multivitamins to do your heart any favors. a second report found they don't lower heart disease risk at least in men. >> they didn't affect the rate of having a heart attack or dying from cardiac disease or requiring coronary bypass surgery. >> reporter: too many people may be using dietary supplements as a coming up. >> they are not substitutes. >> reporter: the medical director of the institute for health and healing at cpmc says for a healthy heart the place to start is with the basics. don't give up good habits. >> first be really eating a balanced healthy diet. the next thing to be doing is to be exercising on a regular basis. >> reporter: the bottom line, we're all getting older. and we're going to die from something. our body parts, whether it's ou

original sin or we're just selfishness or, from an evolutionary point of view, it's survival of the fittest. nevertheless, the third step in this is dissonance- it's kind of the opposite of harmony. we do not live up to our obligation, we do not follow through on our responsibilities, and it puts us into a state of wrong, of guilt, and anxiety. and one of the frightening things is in our current society, we're finding younger and younger people grow up who don't have that sense of dissonance, who can do the most frightening kinds of acts. nevertheless, you have this sense of dissonance. ethical process ends then with religion in particular, but society, whether through punishment, through law or whatever, needs to step in and find some way of harmonizing, some kind of harmonizing mechanism in order to do this. a classic one in roman catholicism is confession- those of you who are from that tradition know that here's a ritual possibility for going through and confessing- and that relieves you, brings you back into harmony. so what may be missing in our society- you know, the thing that may b

this conversation to learn about this stuff to pass on the information and to as consumers and as fittest start demanding by making better choices for ourselves and showing big companies and showing the government with our choices at the grocery store what we expect from them you know when not just buy anything but taking care to buy stuff that we know is good for us so it's about education much like everything else but is there a tribal aspect you're i mean a lot of people are looking at this story and saying this would not happen if it wasn't on tribal land that's absolutely true because if it didn't happen on tribal land it would fall under the state's law and states have much stricter regulations on this than the e.p.a. does since it is on the reservation the e.p.a. is in control and so it's not a matter of oh it's just a reservation we can screw up it's just a matter of the regulation that's bad role as opposed to regulations that state that it's not a matter of evil it's just. once again a federal agency failing the people that it's supposed to serve well certainly a very interestin

in georgia charles darwin you know survival of the fittest was a write in candidate against republican congressman paul bron he got four thousand votes and hank the cat you see there a candidate in virginia finish third and in stark county ohio tim thibeault and south park sahara cartman all got votes for president so it appears some people are trying to turn democracy into a mockery either that or they couldn't bear to vote for those actually on the ballot either way it seems this election has stirred some interesting responses to say the least. and coming up next on our team is breaking the set with abby martin that's coming up in thirty minutes let's check in with her to see what's on today's agenda abbi you are not alone on liz so did you know that our government's up for auction no idea i did not hear that well it's not just a lobby it's actually foreign governments that are paying this government to actually shape foreign policy all around the world so we're talking about we're going to be talking to ben freeman who's going to break it all down talk about really what is going on

in georgia charles darwin survival of the fittest was a write in candidate against republican congressman paul brought he got four thousand votes. and hank the cat was a senate candidate in virginia and finished third and in stark county ohio jesus tim thibeault and south park's eric cartman all got votes for presidents. so it appears some people are trying to turn democracy into a mockery either that or they couldn't bear to vote for those actually on the ballot either way it seems this election has stirred some interesting responses to say the least and that is going to do it for now but for more of the stories we covered you can head on over to our you tube channel that is youtube dot com slash r t america you can also check out our website r t dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at liz wall for now have a great night. r t is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like zero.

it is looking like 67 degree a high of 64 deg a magazine that named san jose as the fittest city in america among the reasons as to why san jose was stopped on the list is that women in san jose will exercise. one of the ways that they're getting into it is blue jammed sweeping across the city. we spoke with the founder. >> what is going on behind me is not a flash mop it is you jam in san jose. susie this is your baby. >> we burn about a thousand calories in every class. for body lower body, a total workout as well. >> i got my dancing shoes on, let's go. >> you can watch the full episode of the doctors starting at 3:00 this afternoon on kron4 .com. >> will become back will be visiting with financial expert rob black as the dow is off to a negative start 60 points down. we will be right back. am not live from the port of oakland he conceded there about 200 workers on strike right now. this is part of the same union that is tracking if the oakland airport starting at around 930 last night. they're protesting unfair labor practices. there is concern that it will this cause disruption at the

wilson being the prime example of one who thought the constitution needed to be malleable and only the fittest should direct society. europe entered a decade in which it convinced itself war was ill possible. the book "grand illusion" captured the view that europeans were too advanced, too fist candidated to fight each other -- too sophisticated to fight each other. john maynard keynes echoed this with his famous observation about how an englishman could order from his doorstep products from far lands and have them -- faraway lands and have them delivered to him. it's kind of an early version of thomas friedman's delve theory which claims that advanced countries that use computers won't go to war together, i call it the starbucks theory. i guess unless they have triple espressos. in a much different way, it was posited that war would be so bloody that no one would dare risk a conflict. all of these views assume that european leaders would be rational, a stretch even in the present day. this, of course, vanished in august 1914. a war sparked by one of the most unlikely of accidents when archduk

wilson been a prime example of one who thought the constitution needed to be malleable and only the fittest should direct the society. as america sat on the edge of leadership in europe entered a decade in which it convinces postwar was impossible. the book, grand illusion, catcher to view that europeans were too advanced, to sophisticated to fight each other. john maynard keynes echo davis with his famous observation about how the world is tied together, how an englishman can order from his doorstep product from faraway lands and have them delivered to them. it's kind of an early version of thomas friedman's theory, which claims the advanced country that used computers won't go to war with each other. i called the starbucks theory. any two countries that have starbucks won't fight unless they have triple espressos. another observer, i didn't book in a much different a positive or would be so bloody and weaponry so does the no one would dare risk a conflict. all these few six claim the leaders to be a stretch even in the present day. this of course finished in august 1914, it were sparked b

>>reporter: looks like survival of the fittest. is really just pursuit of the black friday deal. of watch as the quest for prepaid cell phone in georgia turns into a post thanksgiving feeding frenzy. forget table manners. this wall metro airport shopper literally chomping at the bit appears to end up with someone hand in her mouvd. wal-mart says no one was injured. but this mob mentality is not surprising to those who study this friendy black friday if he number no. >> i think it is definitely the hunt are gatherer men.take i'm going to go out and i'm going to hunt for the best deal. >>reporter: psychologist say the store with the door buster deals and limited time sale only marketing creates an your honoren situation in shoppers. need to beat the system and adrenalin rush that somehow makes battling the crowd seem all the more worthwhile. which might explain why in the midst of all this black friday chaos these people are actually smiling. one study found perceived competition creates positive emotion. harder app item is to get the more playful and exited ap shower feels. long l

. >> in the survival of the fittest environment the weight yard is one of the few places where inmates can find encouragement. >> let's get another one. push it. push it. push it. >> that right there is 215 pounds. >> that's a lot of weight. >> yeah. i only weigh 170. about double my weight. a lot of these guys have motivation to lift that kind of weights. get off the bar. get off the bar. come over here and come mess with the big dogs. >> yeah, man. get that money. >> we've met other inmates whose disciplinary problems keep them off the yard, but even confined to their cells they're still determined to work out. >> the inmates that succeed generally are the ones that don't let their bodies completely deteriorate on them. >> i just focus on the street and where i'm going to be at one day. that's how i get by every day. >> they are constantly coming up with interesting ways to exercise. most of it is calisthenics. >> one, two, three, four. >> a lot of the inmates will fill bags full of water for weightlifting. >> and that kind of creativity is important because some prisons have permane

the fittest men went up first. mario sepulveda was the second to reach the top. happy to be there. >> [screaming in spanish] [all chanting in spanish] >> victor zamora, the roof repairman, made a movie of it all-- the rescuers landing, getting suited up for the ride, then lift-off and 20 minutes in a magic capsule... [men cheering] the docking, and a love scene. hollywood couldn't have done better. [cheering] the 33 were treated to a victory tour. highlights: meetings with america's top celebrities, galas where they just kept on receiving awards, an appearance on the david letterman show. miner edison peÑa didn't have the slightest idea who letterman was, but he was having a wonderful time. >> ♪ and we can feel like... >> back in copiapo, though, peÑa was hospitalized for anxiety and depression, and he was not alone. mario sepulveda, that most exuberant of men, was on heavy medication. the oldest miner, mario gomez, found it impossible to sleep. alex vega? he couldn't explain why he was doing it, but he was building a wall around his house. >> whenever i hear a n

san jose is the fittest city in america. one of the reasons 84% of the reason in san jose exercised and one of the ways people are getting moving is the new exercise dance. >> what is going on behind me is not a flash mop it is a thing call you jam fitness developed here in san jose by suzy. susie this is your baby. >> it is about 1,000 cals are burned in every class. upper body lower body. a lot of unity and love and support for one another. >> it gets the full second of the doctors this afternoon at 3:00 right here on kron 4. >> a new study finds that kids who regularly attend day care or more likely to be overweight and those who stay at home with modern that. if our kids between the ages of 1 and 4 of kamel state with an extended family member or in day care, were more likely to become obese by the age of 10. researchers have not yet figured out the reason behind the weight difference. they have said that diet and exercise need to be closely watched if you have a child in day care. >> it is seven:40. we will be back with

before the 1960s, some scientists thought that the natural selection motto of "survival of the fittest" as applied to behavior would favor the dominance of aggressive behavior, the strong over the weak. maynard smith showed that the most evolutionarily stable society is one in which both hawks and doves have a role, which is why natural selection actually works to maintain a balance of different characteristics in a population. >> i'm interested in discovering why animals behave the way they do, and the only way to do it really is mathematically. my name's craig packer. i'm a professor in the department of ecology, evolution, and behavior at the university of minnesota. much of my research has been informed by game theory. we're at wildlife safari in winston, oregon, and we've come to see some lions and see if any of their behaviors illustrate some of these principles of game theory. so the two males are still intact? >> yes, they are. >> i started studying lions in the late 1970s on a population of lions that had already been studied for 12 years. lions are one of the most militantly

it is survival of the fittest.a cruel truth for employer and employee alike. adapt or else. >>> our thanks to harry smith who we also note was made in america. when we come back here tonight, it's one thing to complain that a loved one is always on the computer. it's another to call it a full-on addiction. we will have our own doctor look at that after this. [ snoring ] ♪ [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] introducing zzzquil sleep-aid. [ snoring ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] because sleep is a beautiful thing. [ birds chirping ] introducing zzzquil, the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil. ♪ the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil. sfx- "sounds of african drum and flute" look who's back. again? it's embarrassing it's embarrassing! we can see you carl. we can totally see you. come on you're better than this...all that prowling around. yeah, you're the king of the jungle. have you thought abo

original sin or we're just selfishness or, from an evolutionary point of view, it's survival of the fittest. nevertheless, the third step in this is dissonance- it's kind of the opposite of harmony. we do not live up to our obligation, we do not follow through on our responsibilities, and it puts us into a state of wrong, of guilt, and anxiety. and one of the frightening things is in our current society, we're finding younger and younger people grow up who don't have that sense of dissonance, who can do the most frightening kinds of acts. nevertheless, you have this sense of dissonance. ethical process ends then with religion in particular, but society, whether through punishment, through law or whatever, needs to step in and find some way of harmonizing, some kind of harmonizing mechanism in order to do this. a classic one in roman catholicism is confession- those of you who are from that tradition know that here's a ritual possibility for going through and confessing- and that relieves you, brings you back into harmony. so what may be missing in our society- you know, the thing that may b

a new report from self magazine has named a san jose the fittest city in america. the reasons 84 dozen of the women in san jose exercise one of the ways to get people mornimoving in a dance craze. >> what is going on behind me is not a flash model is a thing call you jam fitness develop right here in san jose by suzy. susie this is your baby. a lot of calories being burned. about 1,000 cals in every class. >> upper body ellora body a lot of unity and a lot of love and support for one another. >> i have my dancing shoes on let's go. >> all right. it doesn't look like dance moves. it is all about dancing >> you move u.nu win . >> out at the rim shot cam on showing the embarcadero a makeshift like the holidays are here. i think we see some rain on the radar good morning james speaking of radar let us go straight to it. storm track 4 pricking of light rain around santa rosa's as far south as petaluma and down to novato. really just sprinkles we do have some instances of drizzle cloud cover throughout the rest of the bay area it is not necessarily associated with the co

what it's based on the theory of survival of the fittest.e pool has been getting diluted. back in prehistoric times if you were not physically fit or mentally fit you wouldn't survive. in today's society in a very supportive society we support the weakest. and if you make a mistake like a wall street executive he may get a bonus. >> the author of the theory says the average athennian would be one of the smartest people today. the human race will get dumber and dumber. how do we know how smart they are? >> we don't. we have this image that everybody is a george clooney or brad pitt. in the last century itself we've again growing taller our brain size has increased and iqs jumped by 30 points because of better nutrition, better child care, better pregnancy, cleaner environment. >> i was interested to read we learned that our iq can fluctuate and there are some points in time when we're smarter than others. >> absolutely. we thought iq was fixed and we thought much of our brain development peaks in childhood by teenage of 18 or so. we know the

. >>> meantime, holiday shopping can sometimes be a survival of the fittest activity.d cheaper to manage the stretch before the holiday. julia boorstin wither more on that. hey, julia. >> reporter: hi, carl. with online shopper growing far faster than traditional retail sales, new high-tech tools are helping tackle old shopping problems. finding the perfect gift, managing gift cards, and making sure you get a deal. likes, retweets, pins, and shares provide valuable shopping hints. the fancy, which is like pinterest, but focused on men makes it easier to purchase things friends have fancied. fancy shoppers can shop personal recommendations. and with gift cards $100 billion market, start of gifts mobile apps makes it easier to buy and cash in on gift cards. offering discounts and reminders. backed by google ventures and integrated with facebook to enable easy gifting within the social network. one perk, users can regift cards without any trace. and for shoppers looking for a bargain, huckster, which is backed by the winklevoss twins can track when items go on sale. they

. >> with all that craziness, venturing to the stores on black friday can be survival of the fittest.enge can be especially tough if you are a small business owner watching box stores with deep discounts. >> those local businesses are fighting back against the powerful retail chains by celebrating the third annual small business saturday. >> joining us now is the ceo of new tech. the small business authority berry sloan. good to see you, berry. >> good to be here. >> talk about small business saturday. it's gone on a couple of years now. how important small businesses are for this economy. >> small businesses are clearly the largest job creator in the united states. particularly given the price of gas. it's very difficult for shoppers to make the long trip and expensive. so they are really relying upon the small businesses in their local community that provide the goods and services. it's very important for the overall g.d.p. which small businesses comprise about auto% of small g.d.p. >> is there anything we can do more broadly for small business saturday. it's great to get out and he

survival of the fittest. what separates the men from the boys is the diversity and how you deal with it. the last 20 years, i had investors, you lose a certain amount of self-esteem is the environment waves, but i always buy my way all out of the hole and come back. and let me talk to you about this. looking at the economy and interest rates, i'm going to try to talk about everything and let the q&a drill down to where you're most interested. we are in equity hedge fund with macro capabilities. macro being bonds, currencies, commodities. we have a management $6.6 billion. about 14 in our firm. we try to make money from investors in five different ways. no one way is more important than the other way. the five ways we make money on number one, market direction. i don't care how smart you are, we spend a lot of time studying the economy, the fed, market valuation, and trying to determine whether stock markets are going up or going down. number one, we do a lot of work in the area of allocation. we look at stock