sussex is the healthiest in the first state, 15% of the people in poor or fair health. the obesity rate is lower at 31%. this report was come pilepiled by the health institute. see all the data for every county by using the nbc 10 app or going to nbc10.com. >>> the department of veterans affairs is now investigating mismanagement of disability claims at the philadelphia v.a. office. authorities want to know if this is an isolated issue or if there are bigger problems here. this probe comes weeks before we expect to hear the results of a separate investigation into mishandling of claims at that same office. >>> well, today we will hear from a former university of oklahoma student who showed us the racist chant video. this is the first time levi petitte will go viral. allegations of racism also surfaced at the sae chapters across the country. >>> and investigators are looking into a possible connection between millionaire murder suspect robert durst and a cold case in vermont. the middlebury police say the disappearance of lynn schultz remains unsolved. a few years ago th

sussex county healthiest in the state, 15% of its people in poor or fair health. the obesity rate there is lower at 31%. now, this information was compiled by the university of wisconsin's population health institute. and you can see all of the data for every county by using the nbc 10 app or going to nbc10.com. pretty interesting stuff there, don't you think? >> yes we have been asking our viewers to send in that information. you might ask the mayoral candidates how to improve from 67 to a little better than that. there we go. you're watching "nbc 10 news today." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> breaking news overnight, two police officers are killed overnight in the line of duty. just an hour apart in two different states. >>> and an order coming from bucks county with the community in burlington county fuming. the smelly controversy that wafts across the delaware river. >>> and the winter chill is back. so grab your heavy coat before you head out the door. also, grab your umbrella. good morning welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm trac

out of 133 counties arlington county ranked the healthiest. look at this. fairfax county third place. and then looking at prince william, they came in at number 11. moving on now to maryland. take a look here. montgomery county ranking the healthiest of 23 counties plus but more city prince george's at 16. look here as we look for d.c. data. 12% reported their health was poor or fair. and 22% of adults said they felt they were obese. this national study was done by the robert wood johnson face for a full list and county breakdown go to nbcwashington.com and search healthiest counties. remember the social media campaign bring our girls back tell you about a terror group's latest action that could have people >>> this morning we are learning more about the 150 victims presumed dead after that germanwings plane crash in the french alps. two americans onboard that plane. the british government also identify two of their own citizens a mother and her 7-month-old son returning from a family funeral in barcelona. the first look at the cockpit voice recorder. it is

in maryland montgomery county ranked the healthiest. prince george's county came in 16 out of a total of 24. >>> well, you play be paying one of the highest prices in the country for baby-sitting services right here in the district. d.c. among the five most expensive markets for baby-sitters nationwide. >> i know a lot of people are going, yeah we know that. if you're a parent you're probably pay building $15ing about $15 an hour. and up to $5 per hour for additional children. according to care.com the average is 13 per hour. top three most expensive cities are san francisco, san jose and boston. how bad do you need to get out of the house. $11 was the cheapest, grand rapids michigan. >> so send the kids to grand rapids. >>> trying to put an end to scenes like this one. how metro is cracking down on those who skip out on paying for their ride. >>> also ahead, hughnew concerns about the emergency response time in the district. why new technology may be to blame. >>> and we're looking for your tweets on this umbrella day as a line of show

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we take you inside hong kong's healthiest home. after the break, china trades up strong. they record surplus. we will guess the investors view with our next guest right here on "asia edge." ♪ >> we want to take you live to these pictures from david -- from abreu dobby -- abu dhabi. this is one of two swiss pilots pioneering the first round the world solar flight. they will take turns flying the single seater 2300 kilogram claim that is -- plane that is powered only by the sun. the trip covers 35,000 kilometers and is expected to take five months. we wish both of those pilots well. some other stories making headlines around the world. president obama says the united states will walk away from nuclear talks with iran if tehran does not accept limits on its atomic program. the president's commitments to negotiation with ties with israel. benjamin netanyahu says it would take iran closer to nuclear weapons. china's new environment minister has admitted pollution is a huge challenge for the country insisted the government has the will to succeed. president xi has said pollutio

out of delaware, sussex was the healthiest. kent, the least healthy. the report found healthier counties had higher college attendance and better access to parks and gyms. the least healthy counties are more smokers, more teenage births and more alcohol-related vehicle deaths. >>> you want to listen to this next story here. a dad just wanted to give his son in the lehigh valley a pick-me-up. >> not only did he make him feel better with a get-well card, he changed his life forever. see how next. >>> plus this -- >> could it hurt your business? could it send people to other places? >> absolutely. >> beach bummer. that's howsome some are describing a project in one jersey shore community that could threaten the start of summer. >>> well hold on. we're about to experience roller coaster temperatures. i'll explain the ups and downs ahead for us. plus, when spring thunderstorms could hit. my exclusive nbc10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> new on "nbc10 news" at 5:00, a lingering stench they say ruins their quality of life. new jersey residents are upset

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. >> of all of the gross things in our fast food this is probably the healthiest. >> when you take aise popped in my mouth. >> i'd rather eat the caterpillar than this. >> it's your boy, junior i'm going to eat a light bulb. >> this is going to ruin his intestinal wall. >> something i must say don't try at home because you can really hurt yourself. >> we haven't heard about his demise. >> bright idea think about it the light bulb appeared and he decided to eat it. >> one point it did get a little painful. that should be his warning. ah when you go oh ah, maybe you shouldn't do it but successfully seems to swallow the whole thing. >> that's going to hurt coming out, too. >> what's up? >> it's a video that might have you thinking travel. >> stunningly beautiful. >> see it next "right th >>> still to come -- >> [ bleep ]. >> serious? >> guy in the white car drives aggressively just to get ahead. >> whoa. >> there he is again trying to get in front of her. >> how his road rage turns into a road rant. >> the whole time you stupid [ bleep ]. >> plus -- a prankster plans to cheat when he fa

i think it's the healthiest thing for the baby that. >> reporter: at 5'8" sarah used to weigh 120 pounds. now she's 140. >> i see a difference. i can see how other people who don't know me maybe they would see the photos and think, she's so tiny. >> the baby's been moving? >> reporter: sarah has been seeing gynecologist dr. george matsura in pasadena. this is one of her final appointments. she's counting down the days. >> there's the baby's heartbeat right there. the head is still up in this area. >> reporter: dr. matsura says he sees patients like sarah often and every woman's body responds differently to pregnancy. >> the size of the belly i think varies from person to person. and then certainly, you know, if it's the first pregnancy or if it's the third pregnancy, the of the pregnancy will vary. and for a lot of patients that are fit and athletic you know because of their muscle tone they may not show as much. >> reporter: he says that it's safe for pregnant women to continue exercising during their pregnancy. in fact, he encourages it. >> in general, people probably gain too much wei

which location topped the list of virginia's healthiest counties. alison: close call for a child after a car slammed into an apartment narrowly missing him. hear from his mother about this wild scene. reporter: is there too much partying going on inside the u.s. capitol? police seem to think so. they want to crack down on it. we'll alison: well u.s. capitol police have a message for lawmakers. this is somewhat unusual. not what you're expecting. and it's this. cut down on the partying at the capitol? leon: here's what the deal is. police say they're seeing growing numbers of parties around memorial day and the fourth of july. senior political reporter scott thuman is live at our capitol hill bureau. we assume he's not partying and he'll explain to us the reason for this request. scott, what's the word? scott: a little early in the day for that leon and alison. look, this is the letter that we're talking about from u.s. capitol police and the sergeant-at-arms among others that went out to top leadership here on the hill. what they're saying is those

. >> i have a great appreciation for programs that teach kids food and cooking it is one of the healthiest positive things you can communicate to people that are very young. >> the more programs like the cooking project in general that can have a positive impact how our kids eat is really, really important i believe that everybody should venting to utilize the kitchen and meet other kids their age to identify they're not alone and their ways in which to pick yours up and move forward that. >> it is really important to me the opportunity exists and so i do everything in my power to keep it that. >> we'll have our new headquarters in the heart of the tenderloin at taylor and kushlg at the end of this summer 2014 we're really excited. >> a lot of the of the conditions in san francisco they have in the rest of the country so our goal to 257bd or expand out of the san francisco in los angeles and then after that who know. >> we'd never want to tell people want to do or eat only provide the skills and the tools in case that's something people are 2rrd in doing. >> you can't buy a box of psyche y

we'll have the experts take on your healthiest choice for breakfast. >> also are you furious at yourartner, your spouse? we'll share a new rule on a marriage therapist on how long you have to discuss what's making you so angry. and we'll have the five things to never say to a man. >>> and then would you like

local code the state and actually the federal and international level the stating state says its healthiest to live in an environment where the sound is not above 45 decimals so that's the goal of the entertainment commission not a goal we set some that was adopted into the legislation. >> 60 is it 60 decimals. >> talks about 3, 4, 5 and 60. >> i think you're seeing 60 in the sound map shows on and on an average above 60 the developers are required to do acoustic california analysis to get it down to 35 i know this it correct me if i am wrong. >> that's where the l d n exceeds 60 decimals that's where the analysis is showing that's the developer and not the licensed folks. >> so it says if you're a developer seeking to build a project on van ness the sound will show van ness above 5060 decimals you'll have to do an analysis to show how to get it down to 45 within the residence this is not our baby but the same portion we've adapted. >> it puts the burden on the contractor. >> correct not on the venue correct so. >> on the developer not the venue. >> not on the venue yeah, this existing this

. >> of all the gross things that's in our fast food this is probably the healthiest you can could eat >> when you take a bite that just popped in my mouth. >> i would rather eat the caterpillar than this. >> today m going to be eating a light bulb. >> this will ruin his intestinal wall. >> this is something i must say don't try this at home because you can really hurt yourself. >> we haven't heard about his demise. think about it. the light bulb appeared and he started to eat it. >> at one point it did get a little painful. that should be his warning. when you go ooh, ahh, maybe you shouldn't do it. but he successfully seems to swallow the whole thing. >> good grief. that's going to hurt coming out, too. >>> really fantastic videos, just pure awesome moments with children. ♪ >> this is daddy singing and the son is either liking it or just really hoping mom will come. now this next video is pure internet gold. most adorable child ever born. you are going to love this. >> she related to you? >> yes. >> i figured. >> this is my brand new niece, grey. she's so cute you can't help but reco

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we have to once again become the healthiest economy, the most competitive economy in the world, but if i have one fault to criticize my party is that it usually stops there. oftentimes, a republican speech stops right here with economic growth, and it is important, but it cannot be the only thing we can do. the second thing we have to do is equipped are people with what it takes to succeed in the 21st century. that begins by recognizing in the 21st century, it takes a higher level of skill acquisition to achieve the american dream prosperity that my parents had. here is the hard truth. had my parents come to america in 2006 instead of 1966, there is no way they could have lived the life that they did the in a bartender and a maid. at a hotel in miami beach. everything costs you a much, and those jobs do not pay as much. instead, my father would have had to have become an electrician or a welder. my mother would have had to become a paralegal or a registered nurse, and that is the way forward in the 21st century. we can create better jobs, but those jobs will require more education than

economy seems to be the healthiest in years. >> reporter: that's right. in more than two decades, actually. more hiring means more spending and that means more hiring and finally that happy cycle is in full swing. jim chambers newknew the number were good before the report. his seafood business is so busy he needs help. >> job growth is consistently high for i think the last 16 months in a row. >> you're ready to hire? >> i'm ready to hire. i have a new elmployee starting in two weeks. >> unemployment down to 5.5%. president obama celebrating the record job growth. >> more than 200,000 jobs a month for the past year. we haven't seen a streak like that in 37 years. >> it is an explosion of hiring. in food service and retail. and in higher paid jobs like health care. even in construction. proof that recovery is strong. because last month's weather was so bad in much of america. >> no one is spiking the football here but there is an undeniable tail wind in this economy. >> average rose just 3 cents to 24.78. and just 63% of americans have a job or are lookin

what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago, and in washington d.c., and newark. it's amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. not all toothbrushes are created equal, oral-b toothbrushes are engineered with end rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noo

hiding amongst us is a germany codeveloper who designed this apartment for the healthiest of lives.rded with the architecture and design award. the most green and most sustainable. >> it creates a healthy living environment. island, it has a 50% content of recycled materials. know, lot of people don't radon is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. even to the level of adhesives and glues. we installed professional water purification. it is completely automated. led lights, different mood settings. light can help you fight jetlagged and makes you much more alert. it is more effective than a cup of coffee in the morning. >> what is your favorite? >> if you would want me to pick one gadget, my electronic treadmill. it helps me to train and work at the same time. we germans always want to save time and money. sitting is the new smoking, basically. >> this is not cheap. this is all well and good, but it comes with a cost. how expensive is it? basics,u focus on the renovations are 10 to 15% more expensive. costs would tumble is more developers would jump on the bandwagon.

. >> reporter: the giants were the seventh healthiest team in baseball last year. part of the reason, you win a world series, is because you stay healthy. hunter pence played in all 162 games last year. pence in many ways is the heart and the soul of the giants, especially in the clubhouse. this is a quality loss for a team without a lot of quality depth. big loss, you bet. the question is how long. >> pence tipped his cap on twitter to all the fans who reached out o them. he says he feels better already. >>> after tonight, it is lights out on the bay bridge. the shimmering show of dancing lights is about to go dark. joe vasquez is along the embarcadero tonight for one last look. joe? >> reporter: liz, it has been a spectacularly bright night tonight with the full moon and that gorgeous display behind me. but some of these lights are about to dim. >> it is breath-taking. it is absolutely breath-taking. >> reporter: for two years now, the lights have delighted lovers, friends, photographers and selfie takers. but the lights will now turn off for nearly a year. >> i'

possible for everybody regardless of their economic status to be able to feed their kids of the healthiestest food and i started finding out that the biggest driver of the price premium for organic is just a mismatch for supply and demand. demand for organic is enormous n meanwhile the supply is minute eye school not growing fast enough with demand. any time you have that there is a systemic shortage a lot more people who want organic food than product available for them and that leads to high prices. >> so what are the obstacles or head winds given the fact is for ordinary people 91% of people surveyed by walmart want organic. where is the hold up. where is the blockage. >> for several decades, america's farm policy has kind of tilted the playing field. you know i believe in capitalism but the invincible hand hasn't been able to do its job properly it's had invincible hand scuffs. essentially the federal policy has rewarded farmers for planting maize, corn and soy, and has penalized farmers for planting fruits and vegetables and this has led to fruits and vegetables rising in price more t

what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperityy? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago, and in washington d.c., and newark. it's amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >>> as we saw in the yakkel village, when it comes to directing his subjects, jimmy nelson is not shy. >> you become as famous as bob. >> and they respond like employees, which is understandable because in order to get a filming permit, the government of vanuatu requires that we make a donation of a few hu

smoking and lack of primary care doctors but bucks and montgomery counties are in the top ten for healthiest counties in the state. moved south jersey counties are among the least healthy, in trenton they say it's not just about bragging rights or shaming counties but letting communities know what they need to focus on to improve health in the future. >>> and a drug is being tested in montgomery county abington neurological associates is evaluating t 817 a for moderate alzheimer's, it boosts chemicals that helps memory. t 817 ma is designed to slow the disease down and protect nerve cells in the brain. >> they slowly spread out and involve speech and language and visual pace areas and what this medication is designed to do is protect the toxicity and protect the nerve cells from getting damaged by the protein. >> if you would like to learn more the study is open to volunteers, call 910 extension 6. >> a welcome sign of spring if are you a fishing enthusiast, it's trout season along the wissahickon creek that is good news not just for and letters but for students that want to venture outdoors

. >> several bay area buildings are program meting -- promoting the healthiest in the state include are marin topping the list as the most healthy in all of california. napa was up two spots to 13 and the first time sonoma county was in the top ten at number 8. researcher says teen birth rates and adult obesity were down as was violent crime. researchers say sonoma saw a big spike in the rate of exercise, much higher than the state average. >> "the bachelor," may have wrapped up but that is not helping the host help a love. a man named scotty is holding a sign "will you marry me," and issue add call to his girlfriend saying, could you please answer this very important question. that has the intent buzzing and 15 hours later fans got the answer when this follow-up picture of the couple was posted "she said yes." congratulations. well played >>> they be deem each other unfor it turnty. beam me up scotty. >> now the weather. we will start with live doppler hd unlimited visibility until you get to son section of the santa clara valley and haze around half moon bay at six miles visibility an

would like to go further and say to you i believe personally, that that lack of trust is one of the healthiestaspects of our society today. that decision, that challenge, and that insistence again, in my judgment on a strict interpretation of the constitution, will, i think, help to preserve, god willing this constitutional republic. i think it is also important that we understand that that trust, you mentioned the heads and ranking members of the senate and the house intelligence committee. well my view, and i would actually both like to get your assessment they have not provided vigorous and broad intelligence oversight. there is not that perception. congress has one of the lowest approval ratings in history right now. the president of the united states, the same may be said of him. the openness and transparency has certainly not evolved from this presidency. we know that there are great and good public servants like general hayden but we need far more in the way of assurances that that constitution is being observed, that we share national values and the national interest. and i truly belie

they say it is great and you probably have your own favorite brand of chips but they are not the healthiestn you get a good tasting chip that is good for you too? consumer consumer has partnered with "7 on your side" to find out. >> americans love their potato chips. we spend $8 billion on them each year. now, there are plenty of alternatives that look like they could be more healthy. "consumer reports" tests dozens to see if they are worth buying. >> snack chips are tasty salty, usually potato. now had bean chips pea chip, vegetable chips and kale. are they healthy? "consumer reports" tasters this is crunch time. "consumer reports" evaluated 32 different snack chips for taste and nutrition. >> do not think they are as good as fresh vegetables but most of lower in fat and calories than the classic chip. >> several are low if sodium and some are good source of fiber. "consumer reports" found several to recommend: top rated is snap pea crisp lightly salted with a pleasant pea flavor and low in soldup. white bean with sea salt are recommended but white bean and toasty grain flavor. there are s

. >>> for the fifth year in a row, our region ranks among the healthiest when it comes to virginia residentsng to a recently released report ranking on education, housing, diet and exercise. when it comes to the commonwealth, arlington county is number one. fairfax and loudoun, which previously topped the list, are in the top four. taseville county in southern virginia ranked last. >>> hundreds of thousands of people asking congress today to approve a potentially life saving drug. >>> and providing help on wheels and the effort under way to fight diabetes and owebeseityobesity. >>> we're talking about showers but temperatures are going way up. starting off around 48 tomorrow, but then getting up to 70 by 1:00 and 75 in the afternoon. we'll talk about when the rain moves in and what you can expect >>> the italian judges in the ox trial will not announce their decision until friday. they're deciding whether to uphold the conviction against knox and her ex-boyfriend in the murder of knox's former roommate in 2007. a crush of photographers greeted lawyers in the case as they arrived today. knox

what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities so we are now working in chicago, and in washington d.c., and newark. it's amazing how important safe affordable housing is to the future of our society. >>> mcallen, texas, in the 1930s was segregated. the neighborhoods, the schools. even in the hospital, mexican-americans and anglos were treated in separate wards. but when irene garza was born in 1934, her parents were determined that she and her sister josephine would transcend the

arlington county ranked the healthiest county in virginia. fairfax came in at three out of 133. and prince william county was ranked 11th. in maryland, montgomery was the healthier, prince george's county came in 16th. >>> our time right now 5:27. 17 shootings in the last three months the new push to stop the crime in one part of the district. >>> plus new details about the university of virginia's actions just weeks after an explosive sex assault article in "rolling stone". >>> and good mornging reston. you may see a little bits of rain coming in this morning. tom will take a look at the hour by hour temperature changes. >>> search crews are back at the plane site of the crash in france. >>> potholepalooza begins this day in nbc. you can report a pothole in your neighborhood. >>> today there is a public apology expected for the racist frat video a lot of you have heard about or even seen by now. it got two students at the university of oklahoma expelled and we will have more on that later today. >>> right now it is 5:30. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm

. >>> the markets ended on a down note despite a promising jobs report to show the economy the healthiest in years. many investors fear that it's a sign that interest rates will rise. the dow dropped 300 points today. the s&p slipped 55. >>> and hello apple, starting march 19th apple will be mart of the dow jones industrial average replacing at&t that has been part of the dow since 1916. the head of the index committee says the addition is clear. apple the largest corporation in the world and a technology leader. there are 30 companies on the dow. the only one left from the original 30 is general electric. >>> sex in the silicon valley and gender discrimination. the woman at the sender of a high-profile lawsuit will have to wait until next week. ellen powell is a former employer from a capital firm that is suing for $16 million. she was repeatedly passed overfor promotions because she was ament with. the examiner answered questions today about job performance and an affair she had with a married junior partner of the firm. powell will likely take the stand on monday. >>> still ahead, coul

gio benitez is the healthiest -- health nut at abc news.i'd like to take this opportunity. to see you eat cheetos. >> crunchy ones right? >> did a study as to why people love cheetos. examined the brain. neurofocus. did a study on people's brain as they're responding to eating this snack. they found out, discovered. the icky gross stuff. the stuff that coats -- it's an unusually powerful response in the brain. giddy subversion that they can enjoy the messiness. let's see your giddy subversion. >> fingers messy. >> that's dirty as gio benitez gets. and this is as unhealthy as he gets. forced to eat out of the company vending machine. >> are you really? >> coffee. who thought? >>> this morning on "world news now" -- stunning revelation. a 15-year-old murder case reopened. the suspect caught on the run as the tv series about his alleged crimes airs what many believe to be a confession. what he said just ahead. >> dangerous floods in the midwest, facing overflowing waterways, heavy rain and melting snow submerging cars and homes trapping people

we have to once again become the healthiest economy on the planet. the most globally competitive economy in the world. but if i have one fault to criticize my party is it usually stops there. oftentimes the republican speech ends right here with economic growth. economic growth is important. and it is the most important thing we can do. but it cannot be the only thing we can do. for the second thing we have to do is we have to equip our people with what it takes to succeed in the 21st crentry. that begins by recognizing that in the 21st century it takes a higher level of skill acquisition than ever before to achieve the sort of american dream prosperity that my parents had. here's the hard truth. if my parents had come to america in 2006 instead of 1956 there is no way they could have lived the life they lived working as a bartender and maid at a hotel on miami beach. everything costs too much and those jobs don't pay enough anymore. instead, my father would have had to become a mechanic or plumber or electrician or welder or machinist. my mother wou