tender gums. these all could be signs of gum disease. >> the first thing we do is go to our dentist and figure out how our gums are doing. >> exactly. 80% of people have gum disease. healthy gums don't bleed. don't say i floss too hard or brush too hard but healthy gums don't bleed. i can do a cleaning and take a sharp instrument to somebody's gums and they won't bleed if they're healthy. >> how do we prevent it. >> floss. nobody likes to hear that. a lot of times it runs in families so it could be genetic. you may have to floss more than once a day. but once a day is for everybody. make sure you go to the dentist, floss once a day, brush twice a day. flossing is so important. you could floss instead of brushing. if you're going to pick one, pick flossing. >> what about using some sort of mouth wash. >> it will definitely help. there is mouth wash that will kill the bacteria that will cause the damage but it does not replace flossing. >> thanks for coming in and taking care of our gums. it's so im

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and leverage, you would rotate the tooth out of the gum line. we've all -- always hear about george washington having wooden teeth. they weren't always wooden. as the years would go by, eventually they would start making dentures and false teeth. if we look, we have ivory teeth that would be used, or porcelain. porcelain was used a lot, too. the unique thing about these dentures are that they are toxic. the base they made and used, they used lead to hold these teeth in place. so, you pop these in your mouth and your gums are fairly absorbent and pulling toxins out left and right. so, you wear them for a few weeks. all of a sudden you start feeling sickly. doctors didn't know about lead poisoning at the time. so he tells you, well, stay off your feet for a few days. hopefully you get to feeling better. so you're not going to wear your dentures while you're in bed. you get to feeling better, back on your feet. so, you put your teeth back in. and then you get sick again. you could get lead poisoning just from wearing your dentures at the time. we t

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how it feels to chew 5 gum. peppermint that cools as you chew. 5 gum.te your senses [cheers and applause] welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has written a book with the state of white america. for the last three years it's been a state of shock. please welcome charles murray. [cheers and applause]w mr. murray, thank you so much for coming on. mr., doctor, what are we talking here? >> charles is fine with me. >> chuck. >> charlie even. >> your cv is impressive. the american enterprise institute, the author of such book as losing ground and the bell curve. the new book is called "coming apart: the state of white america 1960 to 2010." all right. [ laughter ] this book is incredibly important to me because i am white america. all right? i'm default white american. are you a white guy. i don't see race. could you tell me you abwhite -- >> i come from smalltown iowa. it gets no whiter than that. >> stephen: what is the state of white america, sir? >> we've got a problem. >> stephen: okay. who is the problem? who can we blame. >> just about everybody.

peppermint that cools as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is an accomplished actor who is here to discuss hydraulic fracking which is perfect because he's about to get drilled. please welcome mark ruffalo ( cheers and applause ) thank you. mark, thanks so much for coming on, big fan. >> thanks for having me, stephen. >> stephen: i'm about to tear you a new one, buddy. >> i think i'm ready. >> stephen: all right, movie star man, let's talk about your beaveyourbeef with our energy p. we know you're an actor, producer, writer, oscar nom neerk looks like everybody's old boyfriend. now, you have this thing called water defense. >> that's right. >> stephen: what is that? >> well, long gone are the days where we just stick a straw in the ground and get beautiful, concentrated carbon-based fuel out of the ground. now we have hydrofracking, tar sands, mountaintop removal, deep sea drilling. and all of these things destroy water, and in particular, hyd

okay, you wanted gum. gum's popular today. >> reporter: a student economist evaluates supply and demand and adjusts the store's prices accordingly. they'll also tell me what we're running low on because of supply and demand. so my kids have also had lessons on supply and demand, and raising and lowering of prices and they've actually got to watch that happen in stores with the christmas and holiday season around. >> so brett, if you buy a gum >> so brett, if you buy a gum you'll be the last person to get this for 150. >> reporter: bernstein says the children have mastered some surprisingly sophisticated concepts. >> i've learned about banking and how you save your money to do things, and i've learned what interest is. >> some kids see their parents going through tough times at home, and actually come to school with questions about what's going on with negative money situations. >> reporter: 60 miles north, sixth-graders at walt clark middle school punch a time clock before class begins. teachers linda pfei

how it feels to chew 5 gum. peppermint that cools as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses thank you for rejoining us. you know, it seems like the only thing happening in america at this moment are the primaries, but, of course, that's completely not true. >> there's something happening at this big music festival they have in texas, south by southwest. it's got a lot of people upset. >> jon: trouble at a music festival. what could it be? was the crowd asked if they were ready to rock and they said, in a minute. did it turn out vampire weekend is actual vampires. did someone sneak in a bottle of water from the outside? that will be $6, hippie. >> there's a controversy brewing over a advertising agency's use of 13 homeless people as human wifi hot spots. >> basically they have decided to give techies better wifi access. they have attached wifi routers to homeless people, making them in effect individual wifi hot spots. [laughter] >> jon: so rather than train homeless people to become computer workers, we're training them to become computer equipment. wha

crest pro-health clinical gum protection. because healthy smiles are built on healthy gums.>>> a fox news alert. rush limbaugh is apologizing. we just received word and a statement from him. it relates to the georgetown law student who testified about the per vsaive use of contraceptions. he is apologizing. i did not mean a personal attack on ms. fluke. my choice of words was not the best and in the attempt to be humorous i created a national stir. i sincerely apologize to ms. fluke for the insulting word choices. rush limbaugh apologizing. time for a quick check of the headlines. new report on the investigation into the koran burnings in afghanistan finding the soldiers involved did not intentionally desecrate the religious book. news of the burnings set off deadly riots. >>> the bodies of two journalists killed in syria turned over by diplomats in damascus. one of the victims is american marie colvin. they are trying to figure out how to get her body back to the united states. >>> a helicopter crash in arizona. part of a film crew shooting a stunt for a television program.

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we have got to walk and chew gum at the same time. not needed. to swallow it. i take your point. but tell me what you believe that the president, if you believe this, that the president will get any credit for these foreign-policy successes? you cannot congratulate him begins you cannot pass the guy on the back. he was a successful if you call them successful, by that standard successful. so how do they run against him on foreign policy? does he get any credit for his foreign-policy successes? >> at some point, they do not live very credible if they just ignore it because he has done a good job, and as you said, they will not attack him on the left. one of the comparisons i made in the book is we used to have an attitude that when we came to foreign policy, we kind of put this to the side, so when john kennedy went to berlin it and said what he did, both sides thought that was a good thing. when richard nixon went to china, it was a historic thing, and i think it was an election year. ronald reagan, whom i certainly was not a fan of, he said, tipping mr. gorbachev, take down this

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healthy smiles are built on healthy gums. protection. >>> anyway, a new generation of children is being introduced to a classic dr. seuss story this weekend, "the lorax" from universal pictures from our parent company nbc universal. it's in theaters now and here's a clip. [ screaming ] >> ow! okay. what are you -- i -- question. what are they doing here? and follow up, if i may, what are you doing here? >> amy palmer entertainment reporter is here with a must see and must avoid. lor ak, must see? >> i saw this with a 4 1/2-year-old and 8-year-old, they want mead to tell you two thumbs up for this and they loved it. that's great. danny devito plays the lorax and betty white is the voice, zach efron and taylor swift. they're predicting huge box office numbers between $50 million and $60 million. >> definitely at the top. >> go see this if you're looking for something to do with the kids this weekend. >> how about the new release from the director of "the hangover" how this was called project x. what do you think? >> this movie

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