the website livability.com just named it the sixth healthiest city in america. the website says arlington's access to exercise recreation healthy food and low obesity rate all factored into this ranking. minneapolis, minnesota, topped the list followed by camebridgecambridge, massachusetts and madison, wisconsin. the same website named arlington is healthiest county in all of vast last month. >> go arlington. >> the walking ad for arlington, doreen gentzler. >> a great day to be working out outside today but maybe not so much tomorrow. >> you know yeah it wasn't bad by monday standards, it was pretty nice. tuesday we have a two-fer. two chances of rain. the first one just in time for the tuesday morning commute. that's a negative for sure, but most of the day tomorrow after about 9:00 10:00 in the morning, dry, dry, dry for many hours before another chance for rain comes in after about dinnertime. warm weather on the rebound. what a winner today turned out to be. 77 our high in washington making today the warmest day since back in late october. october 28th we m

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. >>> well, minneapolis, minnesota, is the healthiest city in the u.s.hat according to lifestyle website livability.com. new castle delaware was the only local city in our three states to receive the number one ranking. lewisburg was number one in pennsylvania. they ranked cities based on affordable health care and healthy lifestyle promotion. >>> and gwynethdd-mercy college is allowing 20 vendors to be there today. the free event starts at so10:00 this morning. >>> president obama is tapping center city as one of the cities looking into climate change. they will be getting new air monitoring stations. the monitors will track better air quality and provide realtime information on current conditions. that data will be used for research and education. >>> and in new jersey governor chris christie is putting kitchen talented on the air tonight. the show called "pasta and politics" will talk about cooking and pasta. that sounds good. so does this. >>> you may like hot dogs you make like donuts, you may like bacon and jelly, but how about one in one delicious

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. >> 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

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for her efforts to deliver the healthiest children possible. >> i've been blown away by her.e's been able to carry these five babies. >> reporter: she carried them for 28 weeks. they were born april 8th. >> it's been -- losing track. >> thursday friday saturday sunday. day four. >> today's day four. we had the babies on wednesday. >> the proud parents used fertility treatments. ava and olivia are identical twins. they're prepared to go through a box of diapers and 40 bottles a day. reena and t.j., back to you. >> 40 bottles a day? goodness gracious. >> how do you do sleep schedules? >> we admire this from afar. can you imagine what they're really going through? >> in the house now. >>> thank you for being here with us. stay with us for "good morning america." have a great thursday. >> we are following breaking news on this thursday, april 16. tragic developments overnight in the hit-and-run crash in west kensington from earlier this week the child who was struck was pronounced dead. >> police are investigating a fiery crash in delaware, haz/mat crews are on the scene right no

which is designed to help doctor choose the healthiest embryo to implant. >> this is a tremendously forward in our ability to evaluate embryo viability. >> these are the time lapse camera. this system uses specialize camp are to essentially spy on newly formed embryo as they develop inside incubator. images recorded every 5 minutes. as the cell divide and embryo grow. computer software then rates the quality of each individual embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryo that have high viability and the yellow box represent embryo that have lower potential and these scores these viability score are assessed using a system developed if stanford. >> system offers more detailed information than skilled embry oly gist could detect with the naked eye. >> i have seen the data and own experience this should increase the likely has had of success about 10 or 20 percent. >> the system received fda clearance. and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers including stanford children health. courtney an her husband michael who participated in the clinical trial th

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which is designed to help doctor choose the healthiest embryo to implant. >> this is a tremendously forward in our ability to evaluate embryo viability. >> these are the time lapse camera. this system uses specialize camp are to essentially spy on newly formed embryo as they develop inside incubator. images recorded every 5 minutes. as the cell divide and embryo grow. computer software then rates the quality of each individual embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryo that have high viability and the yellow box represent embryo that have lower potential and these scores these viability score are assessed using a system developed if stanford. >> system offers more detailed information than skilled embry oly gist could detect with the naked eye. >> i have seen the data and own experience this should increase the likely has had of success about 10 or 20 percent. >> the system received fda clearance. and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers including stanford children health. courtney an her husband michael who participated in the clinical trial th

which is designed to help doctor choose the healthiest embryo to implant. >> this is a tremendously forward in our ability to evaluate embryo viability. >> these are the time lapse camera. this system uses specialize camp are to essentially spy on newly formed embryo as they develop inside incubator. images recorded every 5 minutes. as the cell divide and embryo grow. computer software then rates the quality of each individual embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryo that have high viability and the yellow box represent embryo that have lower potential and these scores these viability score are assessed using a system developed if stanford. >> system offers more detailed information than skilled embry oly gist could detect with the naked eye. >> i have seen the data and own experience this should increase the likely has had of success about 10 or 20 percent. >> the system received fda clearance. and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers including stanford children health. courtney an her husband michael who participated in the clinical trial th

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. >> you get a consistent, level three-inch cut, which is the healthiest height for your grass. >> mm-hmm. with the worx gt 2.0, it always looks great. >> now you can take the wheel off, snap it right back here and you can almost use it as if it were a mower. it's really nice to get to those hard-to-reach places. >> i don't really know any other tool that has that wheel mode like that for a trimmer. for going under stuff, especially like a deck and things like that, you could lay it down even more and just slide in and out there. >> right underneath there. >> and with this, there's no effort whatsoever. >> the wheel holds all the weight. >> your arms aren't tired by holding it up. >> i can do it with one hand. >> it makes life easy. >> the thing we all hate about ordinary trimmers is when you have to wind new line onto the spool. what a mess. >> oh, and if you do it wrong, it hangs up the machine. >> yeah. that's what's so great about the worx gt 2.0. the spools are perfectly pre-wound. >> so you just pop one in, get right back to work. >> plus, worx provides the spools free of charge. wh

when you saw beef jerky, not necessarily known as the healthiest snack in the world.his worked with your healthy snack? >> liz, i'm looking for stuff that's better for me. that i can feel good about eating. whether it's drinking or eating in snacks. the problem is, all the snacks out there. i play golf. when you play golf, it's not like you're burning 1,000 calories. you make the turn, what do you have? hot dogs. fried chips. and snicker bars. not ideal when you're not burning calories and putting all that junk in your system. i saw this beef jerky. i grew up in africa where we had beef jerky. when i came to this country, it was horrible. it smelt bag. smell the next mainstream beef jerky. horrible. mystery meats. i saw this cool packaging. and i thought, let me try this. all i did was open this up. i grabbed it. it was like steak in a bag. i was like, what the hell is this? it's 30 grams of protein. 9 grams of sugar. this is the perfect snack between meals. >> they're clear on this. 30 grams of protein. that's where america is looking for now. a quick fix of protein

fame laetz should be buying, to the extent they can, the least expensive staples, the healthiest foodhe fact is that study after study shows people aren't buying steaks, they're not buying lobsters, they're doing the best they can, they're purchasing the same types of basics that other families do in our society. and doing a good job of it. and still running out of food, with five, six, seven days left in the month because the allotment is so small. >> jim weill talking to us. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. early start is next. for everyone else in the states it's "cnn newsroom." have a good day. "%ñ ♪ >>> this is hillary clinton's low-key listening tour. looks more like a stampede. in a small town iowa, a school into a circus. but she's not the only presidential hopeful making key moves today. new developments in the race for the white house ahead. >>> a nuclear deal with iran facing a new critic, congress. president obama seceding from congressional

my take, i'm not the healthiest easter around, but do we really need a beef patty forever in incorporate of the ball game? portion con role. kind of ironic really that citizens bank park known for its vegetation options now offers a full head of cattle on a bun. i think it's a strategy by the phillies, put this towering burlinger up against your face and you won't be able to see what's happening down on the field. because that would cause you to lose your appetite. only in philly. > so bruce, our fight fighting philadelphias haven't even started. the pope's visit is coming in september. plus this philadelphia woman is sitting in jail this morning. she's accused of trying to join isis. do we have a problem locally with home grown terrorism.orçç > good morning everyone, 8:28, welcome back to fox 29 weekend. and in your news now, a 15 year old is recovering at chop after an atv accident. the crash happened yesterday afternoon at 58th and cobs creek parkway. police say four teams were raising atvs when they believe two of those atvs clipped the tires. that sent the 5 year old over the handle

in 2004 and going into 2008, you know, like those were probably the best physical shape and the healthiest that i've ever been and probably the times where i swam the best. you know, it's being able to get back to training times and training sets that i did back then i think, you know, it's only going to be a positive thing for me moving forward. >> for decades baseball has given young venezuelans a shot at a better life in the united states but due to increased diplomatic tensions, the chance of making it from that country to the u.s. major lees are now smaller than ever. we have this report. >> this is the last time the seattle mariner players will be practicing in venezuela their home country. after 15 years the u.s. team has decided to quit their training schooling in the town and move to the dominican republic. >> basically doesn't escape from all the problems the country is going through but the work is done. our product is the individual and that talent is here. american schools have been closing their doors but new visa regulations are expected to cut down on the visit of american

. >>> doctors say breast milk may be healthiest for your baby, but perhaps not if you buy it online.ting dozens of samples of breast milk purchased over the internet. researchers found 10% of the samples contained cows milk, which can cause allergic reactions. experts recommend parents buy from breast milk banks. >>> young films who won a screening at cannes now have the money to attend the prestigious festival. they met their goal of raising $11,000 by friday. that means they can now screen their two films at cannes in person. the filmmakers are students at sonoma state university in roaner park. they grabbed the spotlight with a western and horror flick. their films were chosen out of thousands cub mitted for consideration. >>> coming up, students are celebrating tonight on the campus of duke university after its men's basketball team won the ncaa title game. >> rain, wind, even a chance of snow on bay area peaks. >> up first, tough choices for san jose city leaders, as they consider the future of a sierra camp that has been a family favorite for generations. ♪ ♪ the beautiful soun

it helps doctors choose the healthiest embryos to implant. >> this is a tremendous leap forward in ourevaluate embryo viability. these are the time-lapse cameras. >> the system uses specialized cameras to essentially spy on newly formed embryos as they develop insides incubatetors. they record every 25 minutes as they divide and grow. the computer software rates the quality of each embryo based on the growth pattern. >> the yellow boxes represent embryos that have lower potential and the green are higher: these viability scores are assessed using annal go rhythm assessed at stanford. >> it offers more detailed information than a skilled person could detect with the naked eye. >> i've seen in my own experience this should increase the likelihood of success about ten or twenty percent. >> it recently received fda clearance and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers, including at stanford. for courtney and her husband michael, who warranted in the clinical trials, the results have been life-changing. >> it's really hard to believe that this is our son and everything j

it helps doctors choose the healthiest embryos to implant. >> this is a tremendous leap forward in ourthese are the time-lapse cameras. >> the eva system uses specialized cameras to essentially spy on newly formed embryos as they develop insides incubators. images are recorded every 25 minutes as they divide and grow. the computer software rates the quality of each embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryos that have high viability and the yellow boxes represent embryos that have lower potential. and she's viability scores are assessed using an algorhythm assessed at stanford. >> it offers more detailed information than a skilled person could detect with the naked eye. >> i've seen in some of the data and in my own experience that this should increase the likelihood of success about ten or twenty percent. >> it recently received fda clearance and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers, including at stanford. for courtney and her husband participated in the clinical trials, the results have been life-changing. >> it's really hard to believe t

it helps doctors choose the healthiest embryos to implant. >> this is a tremendous leap forward in ouruate embryo viability. these are the time-lapse cameras. >> the eva system uses specialized cameras to essentially spy on newly-formed embryos as they develop inside of incubators. images are recorded every 25 -- every five minutes as the cells divide and the embryos grow. the computer software rates the quality of each embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryos that have high viability and the yellow boxes represent embryos that have lower potential. and these viability scores are assessed using an algorithm that was developed here at stanford. >> he says the system offers more detailed information than a skilled person could detect with the naked eye. >> i've seen in some of the data and in my own experience that this should increase the likelihood of success about ten or twenty percent. >> the eva system recently received fda clearance and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers including at stanford childrens health. for courtney and her

so what stinks, though is that the healthiest food soften the most expensive. people can't provide.hen you're living on canned food full of preservatives other issues. no one's really getting any good side of this deal, really. >> so andy, isn't that the best argument against single payer universal nationalized health care? >> it's a good one. i like it. >> thank you very much. thank joanne. >> i didn't say that, but i -- sounded great. >> the host told me to thank you. so i thanked you. >> you're welcome. >> not just a junk food ban though. you're not allowed to buy fish or steak. >> yeah. >> i get -- >> talapia? >> the argument is that they claim that i guess they found one guy in one state was buying crab legs with his ebg card they thought that's not cool. there are people that can't afford crab legs but you can buy cheap seafood and buy cheap steak. the idea someone pointed out you can't buy technically a can of tuna with your ebt card under this. >> a lot of mercury. >> true. >> not necessarily. did adjunct testing to primary perceptions. tuna, twice a week, actually quite saf

but families should be buying, you know, to the extent they can, the least expensive staples, healthiest food, and, and the fact is that study after study shows people aren't buying steaks. they're not buying lobsters. they're doing the best they can. they're purchasing the same types of basics that other families do in society. and, doing a good job of it. and, still running out of food with five, six, seven days left in the month because the allotment is so small. >> yeah, literally a bare minimum when you look at the amount that you are given per month. food stamps. in some cases they have to raise a family on the small amount of money. isn't there an argument to be made. if people were paid a livable wage in the first place by wal marlts and mcdonald's that have entry level positions the government wouldn't need to subsidize. this system seems inadequate. >> well, certainly we need, higher employment rates, fewer people unemployed or struggling, in part time jobs. because they can't get full time jobs. and we need hyigher wages, minimum wage. when all that is done we will need for ma

it's ranked the least healthiest in the state. many say the warning signs were there but little was done to stop the outbreak. >>reporter: she has struggled watching her hometown change. >> there are such good people here and, yeah i got torn up. sorry, guys. >>reporter: and loved ones dying. >> i've had five family members die of drug overdoses. >>reporter: you yourself? >> yes. so pretty dear to my heart. >>reporter: so dear she now works as a nurse joining what she sees as a fight for the town's life. they only have 4,000 people but this piece of the american heartland is at the heart of an epidemic facing the state's worst outbreak of hiv ever. 89 cases in just four months. how easy was it for you to get this drug? >> easy. >>reporter: much of it fed by a raging drug problem. >> it's become our favorite past time because, you know just you ain't got nothing to. >>reporter: he says last year he began using the town's drug of choice a prescription painkiller that addicts here illegally cook and inject. dirty needles spread disea

>> all of now that fresh fruits and vegetables are the healthiest things to eat but most of us don't do it. >> reporter: cory wants to change that. so he is creating the core kitchen at oakland citycenter in what was once ironically a hot dog stand. but at his lunch-only restaurant there won't be a weiner to be found. >> so every, single thing on the menu is made from 100% produce. just fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: he thinks people will eat healthy if it's delicious. so he will be serving up lettuce wrapped burritos and veggie kabobs all with fresh greens exotic sauces and large helping of imagination. >> we take the pepper, we cut it in half, divide it, and then it turns it into a taco shell. >> reporter: the idea is to attract oakland's growing foodie crowd but he says everyone can benefit from healthier eating and hopes the public will be willing to reconsiderate usual noontime gut bomb. >> you have to walk in the front door expecting something that's brand-new. not expecting something to taste like a burger because we're not trying to do that. you have to challenge yoursel

the city just made the top ten healthiest cities according to livability.com. arlington came in sixth on the list. the site says many residents have healthy behaviors like exercising car pooling, recycling, not smoking and drinking in moderation. rounding out the top five bridgeport connecticut, miami, florida, madison, wisconsin, cambridge, massachusetts, and minneapolis. >>> not just bad for the environment but bad for all of us as well. a new message today from president obama as he seeks to change the way people think about climate change. during the meeting at howard university hospital today, the president said it is not just about extreme weather, rather the impact climate changehaving on personal health. the president will hold a climate change summit at the white house late thermo. >>> next changes coming to a local fire department after wild flames destroy two of their trucks and tear through a maryland warehouse. a crucial clue for police that could help track down the suspects accused of vandalizing a local synagogue. >>> and see how a local doctor

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this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in the >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> that would be frozen. >> that would be frozen. all right, now i'm just gonna put a few right here on the grill. >> okay. >> as you know i have three children. it saves me tons of time, it makes my meals easier, it makes them... >> better. >> ...healthier. then you just take some of your favorite veggies -- i happen to be using some carrots. >> love 'em. >> zucchini. >> especially in the nuwave. >> right here, just layer it all around your chicken. >> talk about a healthy meal heidi! >> oh, talk about a healthy meal and an easy meal. and here are some potatoes. now what i'm gonna do... >> this is so good! >> ...is i'm gonna just put a little bit of my favorite marinade. what i

. >> we're always looking after her and making sure she's the healthiest she can be. >> she's our baby >> but after just finding out a deadly and highly contagious strain of the dog flu has hit indiana, they're paying extra attention to not only their dog, but others as well. >> it makes us a little bit nervous, but we really trust this dog park because we've met a lot of people and they seem really responsible. >> i would hope that anybody that has a passion for the dog part would be proactive and not bring their dog here if they had been to the area where the flu is prevalent. >> a park canceled saturday actives because of the flu in lafayette. there's been a dozen reports of virus in northern indiana. >> i've been concerned about it, but i've been a dog owner for a lot of years, and i think a lot of things come and go. i think this is one of those things that come and go. >> knowing the science and symptoms of the -- signs and symptoms of the flu. >> if you notice your dog is lethargic or not eating. >> at least 1,000 dogs in ohio and indiana were infected last month. that's all acc

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they've also just been named two of the healthiest counties in the state of georgia. this is what we're talking about in georgia. this is our georgia public service commission that group of elected officials in charge of keeping energy prices affordable for georgia families. that group that is tasked with keeping energy supplies reliable in georgia that group that is tasked with regulating energy in the state of georgia. it's not the e.p.a., it's not president obama, it's the georgia public service commission. they say this about the president's rule this rule will be unduly burdensome on georgians placing upward pressure on electricity rates, an outcome that's not acceptable to our organization or the citizens we serve. these are not republicans or democrats, mr. speaker. these are folks who are concerned, literally about how families are able to keep the lights on. how do you keep the lights on? we talk about getting the mortgage paid, talk about getting the car note paid. how do you keep the lights on? georgia public service commission, concerned about the burden o