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he's the fittest -- tony is the fittest dude you've ever met.ox, he dances. he's in such great shape. and here he is playing my dad. i challenged him to a push-up competition. figuring all right, i'm in really good shape. i could probably take this guy. he still beat me. he still beat me. >> jimmy: is it who could do the most? >> we were doing it at the same time. it went up into the -- i forget what it was. it was in the 60s. he barely beat me but he beat me. the back flip may have been retribution. >> jimmy: he's still the boss. >> no one ever said that to him. i'm sure he didn't hear that enough. >> jimmy: there's a lot worse things you could hear. what you talking about, willis. you might get a little tired of hearing if you were one of those people. >> that would happen. >> jimmy: what about the -- i know this is one of these things that is a big secret, or maybe you don't even know the answer. will you play -- meryl streep said she would be in a superhero movie. will you be in a superhero movie anytime soon? >> well, i'm working at the ver

. >>> and this morning, we are taking a look at the fittest city in america.he american college of sports medicine released its latest fit must index. washington, d.c., came in number two. minneapolis-st. paul, minimum, came in number one. nbc's craig melvin shows us why. >> reporter: in the twin cities sub-zero does not slow them down. do you know how cold it is? >> negative 14 windchill. >> reporter: bundled up. these runners get in at least four miles every day. >> can't let the weather stop you. you have to continue doing it. otherwise it is going to be a real long winter. >> reporter: this is part of the way -- >> survival. >> reporter: another hot winter activity here. >> last year the coldest day of the year was negative 30. actually i was working at the courier that day. and ran about 45 miles that way. >> reporter: minneapolis-st. paul is the second only to portland, oregon to the number of bicyclists per capita. will is a winding dip of a trail to ride, walk or run. the jewel in the city's crown, strolling parks and recreation systems. >> we have 182

. >> that is the first law of nature, survival of the fittest.urvive, and i am going to do that. you have got to do that. >> yes. >> for those snug at home, venturing outside for a science experiment, watching water turning to ice from the window. in north america, coping with vicious weather is a way of life, but this big freeze is a new extreme to endure and admire. bbc news, washington. really scary for those people who are sleeping out on the streets tonight. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on this program, chinese economic growth has great progress. many are gasping just for a breath though. today, olympic downhill champion lindsay vaughan announced she will not be able to participate games due to surgery needed on her injured knee. not being able to compete is coming just one month before the opening ceremony gets underway, and there is a major security operation going to the next level. 30,000 police and anti-aircraft devices have been dispatched on combat alert. before, russian new that the olympics here could be

knows we've seen stocks cease all we see emerging market currencies plunge is still as you say the fittest detailing back its tail as they see this factor show that the us economy is chugging along the policy makers gathered over two days for their federal open market committee meeting. he was there last week and burning key as chairman. they decided to cut monthly purchases of treasury bonds and other assets by ten billion dollars to sixty five billion. the state growth in economic activity is up in recent quarters. ntc the pace of household spending and business investment is also growing. the policymakers decided in december to start tapering to houston in this program slashing at like ten billion dollars. analysts expected in the us and they've been watching for fallout. it seemed that says pull funds out of some emerging economies that has added volatility to the mike its central bankers in turkey for example hike interest rates to stop the slide in their currency. let's get a check on the market reaction to the fed's decision. us markets ended lower concerns about emerging economies

i will say that was the fittest line of public comment that i have ever been involved in. you have heard the science, and you have heard the discussions and you have heard the personal stories, i think what it comes down to is this is going to be a tough fight this year politically. and it is going to be a lot of money coming from the american beverage association and we need all of the support that we can get to fight that in terms of the grassroots support and everyone coming out and speaking and endorsing it and i think that something from the board of education being powerful in the public eyes if they have to go to the ballot box and make a decision, where are you going to down in the history, are you coming out on behalf of children and defending theirth and welfare and i encourage to you do the right thing and support this resolution, thank you. >> public comment is now closed. and any comments from the board of supervisors? >> excuse me. ei have my light o >> oh,, sorry. >> for sure. >> thank you. >> is that okay? >> thank you, i just want to thank all of the speak

financial institutions was to in effect suspend the basic law of the free market which is survival of the fittest. >> absolutely. the great irony of alan greenspan is he was considered a free market guy and he was that way when it came to regulation. but then when you look at his policies whenever there was trouble in 1998 he bailed out a hedge fund. not a bank, not an investment bank. totally unregulated hedge fund in an effort to sort of support the financial sector, the financial market, get the stock market going again in the middle of a huge bubble. so yeah, i think the fed is continually i think intervened in a way that has been damaging in the long run to the financial system to the health of our banks and our investment banks. because firms began especially under greenspan to take risk, specifically because they felt the fed would bail them out. and i think now it's become very explicit this sense that the fed can rescue financial actors from their bad decisions and it shouldn't surprise anyone when people make worse and worse decisions whether they're sort of being backed upper by the fe

cardiff is certainly physically the fittest team in the league. >> elsewhere liverpool move back into champion's league place. a 2-0 win against holt. champions manchester united fell to their sixth defeat of the season. >> the team played well. certainly should have had a penalty kick. with a challenge the goalkeeper had. i thought we created enough opportunities to more than likely win it. >> on friday australia will begin an attempt to enjoy a 5-0 ashes sweep. the fifth test underway at the sydney cricket ground. michael clarke the fourth sided history. australia hardly had issues with team selection. the same can't be said for the beleaguered tourists, england making up to three changes. with the side trailing 4-0, the capta captain insists he's the right man to lead the country. >> i do want to continue. it's a test of who you are as a person, whether you are up to it or not. we had a lot of success. i can't remember how many series i played as the captain, or been part of. this is my first series lost. it's not all doom and gloom. >> the desire burns within every player. i said

and make no mistake that survival is only to the fittest. the more capable to creatively offer and lift to the aspiration of the egyptian people, my fellow egyptian. it is our duty to extend all gratitude and application to the people, to the personnel of the armed forces and security efforts who provided protection and security to the different process, doubling their efforts efficiently and with high capability. we have endured risks to have the referendum in a civilized manner and appreciation to every officer and soldier who was willing to sacrifice his own life for the sake of the home lands to provide a brighter future, a more prosperous future, more democratic atmosphere to all of us. i also accept all application and gratitude to the rebel judges of egypt and the professionals who offer so the referendum that was an absolute success. my fellow countrymen, i am overwhelmed with pleasure by the honest patriotic sentiments that i felt among all the egyptians that brought all the egyptians to one side, one hand, one voice, one will, a wi

for them, it's all about survival of the fittest. >> using your vibes and looking at the motions and the actions to people from a distance. something is not right. something is not right. so, we've got to watch this here. >> the northern hispanics are our main gang here at san quentin. it's because they're better organized. if you look at the yard, it looks like the blacks control more of the yard. but the blacks are all fragmented into different gang groups. when the northerners, no matter what gang they're in on the street, when they get here, they're one group, and they all stick together. then the border brothers run this area over by the laundry that has the volleyball court. border brothers being anybody that was born south of the border. they usually are the ones getting the advantage taken of them because they're not organized at all. they've taken that little area there because nobody else wants it because it has an open bathroom. it stinks. it smells. the white guys over here on the parallel bars and on the picnic table. the white guys are pretty relaxed even though in real

six or seven years of ownership and you're talking about difficult years, survival of the fittest aspecto your story isn't it? >> it's blood, sweat and tears. people tell me my optimism is my greatest characteristic. we've been able to do it by elbow grease, stick to itiveness, and we're -- i've been in this town over 45 years and frankly, i've kind of watched it spiral downward for most of those 45 years and now in the last couple of years i honestly feel for the first time that it's on its way back. problems exist, absolutely. the bankruptcies are a problem, neighborhoods are a problem, police issues oar problem but i think we've got people on all sides addressing all the problems for real and very, very hopeful. >> give us the benefit of your experience at the auto industry. as i mentioned at the top you are a former marketing executive with chrysler and ford. give it to me straight here. does the auto industry in detroit have a good story to tell right now? and how well is it telling that story? >> i think it has a great story to tell right now. i think general motors has come back,

he knows a little thing or two about survival of the fittest.peaking up for him telling fox business this afternoon yes, he is the guy to run this company, he has been very supportive and continues to be and told me run the company for the long-term shareholder, not the guys who jump into make a quick buck. dow chemical still holding onto gains of about 4%. facebook celebrating its tenth birthday next tuesday. facebook has been around for 10 years. don't you feel old now? mark zuckerberg seems to have mastered the universe mobile making money off a mobile ads. we look ahead to the fourth quarter earnings report with one of the top facebook analyst did that is next, don't go away. life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for dai use but your erectile dysfunction - helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and

the fittest men went up first. mario sepulveda was the second to reach the top.emed 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

. >> i think we are the fittest school in northern california. >> reporter: thanks to some hard working parents and teachers, rancho was able to build its own track three years ago and their 550 kids are giving it a workout. >> it's just fun. >> reporter: so much so, the last friday of every month has been deemed friday fitness day. students, parents and, yes, even the principal and teachers lap the track to promote good health and so much more. >> it definitely has helped with our attendance. less students are out for sickness and the kids look forward to running and so do the parents. >> it's kind of nice every once in a while to get all your wiggles out and stuff. >> reporter: wiggles and those are -- >> like energy. >> reporter: better attendance, more alert in class, the benefits are endless. and it's not just one day a month. the track is packed every day before school as kids log their miles earning feet tokens. and i meet serious mileage. how many miles do you think you've run? >> 83. >> reporter: 83! >> 93. >> reporter: 93! that's a lot. >> rancho students have run over 275,000

a great mentor of mine said, survival of the fittest is gone. we are a permanently victorious species already. we have destroyed the ecosystem and killed all the other species. we have created weapons of mechanized death, even though we have tribal tendencies. we have destroyed the environment. 50% of the world lives on less than two dollars a day. women and children are abused all over the world. it is time to see it is not working. if you don't have a new solution, we are done. we might as well go out and have a drink and call it quits. what we said was the next page of solution is survival of the wisest. that should become the criterion for survival and evolution. i do think it is time to unfold what very great spiritual traditions all over the world, not just in india or china or ancient egypt or greece said, which is there is the divine feminine. it is embodied in certain motifs and themes. the goddess of power as exemplified in margaret thatcher -- >> we decided hillary clinton. >> the mother energy. nurturing and intuition. athena, wisdom

andt is a jungle out there people are saying -- here's another 1 -- survival of the fittest.if you can survive the financial crisis you are in a great position to spend. what we are seeing are animal spirits. it is the term that refers to human emotion driving consumer confidence. it also sets the tone for investor confidence. you are seeing executives who are becoming a lot more confident or it there lose -- confident. they are losing their conservatism. >> they're sitting on a lot of cash and may have done nothing with it. >> that could change this year. there are a couple things in the backdrop to provide a perfect situation for them to step in and spend. they are a lot more positive on the overall macro economy. they are more worried about concerns that like a master, for example come a europe. they're more optimistic. sachss shared by goldman and credit suisse. u.s. household networking -- increased by $6.3 trillion in the first quarter of last year thanks to rising equity in home prices. there is a need to replace aging equipment. the committee a few months ago found th

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a great mentor of mine said, survival of the fittest is gone. permanently victorious species already. we have destroyed the ecosystem and killed all the other species. we have created weapons of mechanized death, even though we have tribal tendencies. we have destroyed the environment. 50% of the world lives on less than two dollars a day. women and children are abused all over the world. workingto see it is not -- it is time to see it is not working. if you don't have a new solution , we are done. we might as well go out and have a drink and call it quits. what we said was the next page of solution is survival of the wisest. that should become the criterion for survival and evolution. i do think it is time to unfold what very great spiritual traditions all over the world, not just in india or china or aged egypt or greece -- ancient egypt or greece said, which is there is the divine feminine. it is embodied in certain motifs and themes. the goddess of power as exemplified in margaret thatcher -- >> we decided hillary clinton. >> the mother ener

. >>> where will you find some of the fittest people in america? not los angeles or miami.ink much, much -- i mean polar vortex cold. >> really? >> yes. >>> and tomorrow, tom brokaw with an exclusive interview with greg mortensen, a well-known author accused of making up stories in his best-selling books. he's going to explain his side of the story for the first time. >>> let's begin with an apology from the star of "the bachelor" after he made anti-gay comments in a new interview. this just weeks after the star of "duck dynasty" faced a similar controversy. nbc's joe fryer is? in los angeles. >> reporter: good morning. you know the latest bachelor is now doing damage control. he's working with glaad, a watchdog group, and plans on meeting this week with gay and lesbian families of a show of support. >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: he's the leading man in "the bachelor's" 18th season, a former pro soccer player making headlines for what he told shawn daly of the tv page. >> you might think those things privately, but you don't say them in the media without it com

. >> reporter: actually, missouri seattle is also one of america's fittest cities. chipotle. this game is being doned the bold bowl. >> thanks for wearing that shirt, by the way. it's great. >> boy, i love that waitress talking about the ultimate sack line. >> and the recommend mountain oysters are really good in pairs. >> all right. thank you. >> i like the white people with dreads. nobody would ever call you tubby. nicely done. >> thank you. >>> coming back ray dal yoes it's not his bank account that makes him one of the most infl these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. >>> in 1975 ray dalio founded bridgewater associates in his new york apartment. it's now the world's largest hedge fund managing $150 billion. he rep

my body is not most fittest all the time.ealthiest body i can. maybe though i'm not super strong and fit at one moment, by the way of health, if i nourish my body properly and get physical activity if not going to the gym everyday, just moving my body, that's the body i have. i have a well nourished well moved body that's functioning at optimum. >> page 128 is the section people need to focus on everybody doesn't want to hear. it says consistency is everything. what are you telling people? >> this is about longevity, your entire life. how to start this moment, engage with you're body and be conscious of your decisions, choices and how to nourish your body. the best way to do that is be consistent. do it over and over again. more good less bad. that equation becomes equation for good health. if you have ten choices in a day, as long as you split it down the middle, 50/50, i'm happy. 60/40 good over bad and do it as consistent as possible. i'm not saying perfect. life is not perfect. especially over your entire lifetime. that's

they believe that people should just simply survive -- survival of the fittest.t: a little bit more about how the different governors thatnd -- "usa today" says in the case of georgia, the alarm was sounded too late. georgia, anin rome, independent. caller: i agree with a lot of what most people are saying. i am a little bit north of atlanta, so we had it a little bit worse. i think one thing that people are forgetting, we keep hearing snow, snow, snow here and well, there is a huge difference in snow and ice. basically, my biggest thing was that driving on black ice and driving on snow are two different things. i do believe a lot of the responsibility falls on the school's not letting out early enough. i think they probably should have called school out earlier. but then you have -- most people do not understand, in most of atlanta, everyone drives. we have one of the most congested highway areas in atlanta, and it spans a huge about of area. atlanta is not just a very small city. of when you have like a city 4 million people that are trying to make a mass exodu

. >> if you don't have these, can you use the fittest glass you have in your cupboard. >> the last thingili, dark chocolate, roasty flavor, it pours out the spicy complex flavors of the chili and it's great to give guests different options. >> where can we get these glasses? online? >> spiegel;e.com, bloom closedales. again, they're fabulous. spiegelau.com. >> that's great tips. great stuff. >> i feel like i will break these glasses. the reason i like the thick glass is it's in the freezer, i will knock it over, drop it. you have a few beers. >> there is a time and a place, for craft beer, if you want to enjoy the experience, the color the aroma, use the glass if you are slimming back, multiple or plain beer. >> do you want more tips people can ask for? >> a & e. twitter handle. >> thanks, guys. >> now we drink. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >> and tomorrow on" fox and friends" we just showed you the perfect beer for your super bo

. >> you're the fittest person i have ever met.g invisibles who they're targeting to sign up because obamacare is not going to work because it's going to fall and fail under its own weight if they don't sign up, why richard simmons of everybody? >> is he considered a legitimate exercise guru. >> you remember sweating in the oldies. don't you feel like a pony! he does this for six hours. >> you're defending him. he doesn't speak to the young generation. >> i'm not saying he speaks to a young generation, but this is entertaining. i don't know that this will make me sign up for obamacare. >> what is that move that he's doing? oh. taxpayer dollars, folks. is it over? >> we're talking to mike huckabee about this a little while. this may be the least destructive thing government has spent money on in a long time. at least this discredits what he was doing. you cannot take obamacare seriously, and that's good. >> also if their ads will be in the super bowl if they have one. $4 million for 30 seconds of air time. >> is that true? >> we ask