doesn't take it long to heat up. >> when captain hubbard made one for us, it didn't look bad.m make it, it was almost like making your average meatloaf but the inmates described it as being so horrible, they acted like it was the worst thing you could possibly have. when in actuality, i'd seen things on the menu that were much worse looking than this meat loaf. >> my reputation, they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it. it's not really that bad. >> inmate carlos alexander would be his own judge. >> this is horrible. >> [ bleep ] that's good. are you for real man? this is good! >> it tastes like cardboard. y'all ought to try some of this. jake you want to eat that? >> i want salt and pepper. that's cheating though, right? >> you don't like it. >> it isn't that bad. it actually wasn't too bad. it was very bland, but if you have the right condiments, it would have been like a standard meatloaf, almost. unfortunately, the inmates in seg never have the right condiments. >> that's horrible. i don't think a dog would eat that. >> coming up, when it comes to inmate workouts, crea

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they drove into the freezing lake ray hubbard over the weekend. a deputy spotted the car and rushed. the boat ramp sits off of an exit. there are signs but one was hidden. the sheriff said a flashing light should have helped. >>> oakland, california, is cleaning up after occupy protesters caused major damage. the situation became tense. protesters vandalized buildings. oakland's mayor said it's time for the protesters to stop. >>> and black smoke filled the hair in los angeles after a huge fire. at least 100 firefighters battled flames at a commercial building in fairmont. a sign side pacific door and frame but authorities could not confirm who owned the building. the good news is no one was hurt. we'll be right back after a break. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. ♪ >>> even though yo

jax hubbard is a nutritionist with some tips on how to make sure you're eating the right stuff. >> firstor whole grains, lean meats that are baked instead of fried, and colorful fruits and vegetables, including leafy greens. as far as beverages, you want to stick to water or skim milk, instead of sweetened drinks like iced teas and sodas. and if you're going to drink fruit juice, make sure it's 100% fruit juice. >> thanks, jax. seems like a little bit of hunting around the lunch line can go a long way. >> in "college & u," lauren takes a look at a kind of college that won't accept half the population. >> at first glance, new york's barnard college looks pretty typical for a small school in a big city. located in upper manhattan, the campus is compact, covering just a few city blocks. about 2,400 students come here from all over the world, so therelots of diversity. but all barnard students have one particular thing in common -- they're all women. barnard is what's called a single-sex college. >> there are probably about 60 or 70 all-women's colleges out there in the united states now. an

so, we asked nutritionist jax hubbard to help us navigate. jax, where should we start? >> what you want to do with the nutrition label is first start from the top and work your way down. you want to look at how many servings are in the package. all the information that follows is referring to one serving. for example, a small bag of potato chips may look like one serving, but it may be up to 2.5 servings. so, when you look at the rest of the information on the food label, you have to make sure to multiply all those numbers by 2.5. when you're looking at the calories, as a general rule of thumb to figure out how many calories you need in a day, you want to take your weight and multiply it by 20. so, let's say you're a moderately active female, and you weigh 100 pounds. you want to take your weight of 100 pounds and multiply it by 20, which will equal 2,000, which is the amount of calories you want to consume in a day. after looking at the calories, you want to move down to the fats. you want to look at the saturated and trans fats. these are the bad fats, so you want to

and just a little bit later today here on our next kaiser and stacy hubbard compare the economic crisis to the recent costa concordia cruise a disaster focusing on captains abandoning financial ships who program now coming your way in just about fifteen minutes time. so this captain schettino he's brought to shore he's now everybody knows he's abandoned ship his excuse kosta can cordie a captain says he tripped and fell into lifeboat and that's the reason why he abandoned ship that sounds exactly like the excuses that lloyd blankfein and jamie dimon gave to congress i tripped and fell into tarp that well the algae would be the one that they always is is the market did it this guy saying it tripped into the lifeboat and so all the way lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond are saying well the market accidentally made me a billionaire i don't know if that up or. i do stay with us for the kaiser report coming your way in a few minutes from now though russia has announced plans to build manned research colonies on the moon the country's space agency is a viewing possible partnerships with nasa a

technology innovation all the latest developments in the around russia we've dumped a few jerks hubbard. our own warns washington that will take action if a u.s. warship returns to the gulf where iran has recently test fired missiles. egyptians are counting their votes in the country's third round of parliamentary elections but with recent rains on foreign n.g.o.s it's fear the military's grip on power could remain as strong as ever. and arab league observers say syrian leaders have pulled heavy weapons out of the cities and release prisoners but the group is still looking for ways to end the ongoing violence.

trapped inside their car after accidentally driving it into lake ray hubbard. >> they are screaming help help me and telling me at the same time, i can't swim. >> reporter: the 2-year-old deputy kevin rowan, with seconds to react, ditched his utility belt and swam out to the sinkle honda civic. he was on routine patrol checking the boat ramps at robertson park when he spotted brake lights sticking up out of the lake. inside the car, the two women and water was quickly filling it. rowan says he used his window bunch to break one. back windows to get them out. >> when the second one came out, she kind of landed on top of my head and i go under for a second. when i turn around, i see the other one going under water. so i was able to grab her and kind of grab them like this and was able to walk out. >> reporter: they were two young women. a 20-year-old woman says she got lost on her way home. she was talking to her dad on the phone about being lost when suddenly they realized they were in the water. she called 911 but the air space was disappearing fast. >> the water was up to my neck and th

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police say two women got lost and accidentally drove into lake ray hubbard near dallas. a county sheriff pulled up, and quickly dove into the water. he was able to get those women out pretty safely. >> more than a dozen teenagers from the same western new york school are suffering from a bizarre illness, physical twitches they can't control. doctors say it's psychological, but parents think it may be something else. we have more on the visitry illness. >> reporter: in a small town in00 state new york, a group of local high school girls are are making international hid lines for what many call a medical history. one mother graduate brought her daughter to the hospital when she started involuntary picking. since then, the numbers have grown to 15, and allle of them, except one, are girls. over the weekend, the media craze surrounding the mystery grew when famous environmental activist erin brockovich sent one of her investigator to look for possible environmental causes. the team tested local ground water samples for chemicals they believe may be left over from a 1970 trai

>> all six places rated were located in a very nondescript buildings, including this one at 5858 hubbard drive. three of the alleged prostitution houses were run out of storefronts. somebody already pulled this guy not just a few doors down. -- sign off just a few doors down. surrounding businesses have complained about increased traffic, men going in and out at all hours. >> we do not want them. did present a hazard. >> this man ran exactly -- executive body work and a warrant is out for his arrest. no one there would talk to us today. police also arrested a 46-year- old. she is out on bond, but the one who answered the door said she could not understand english. the six alleged -- police said they were tipped off by increased internet ads for at to pressure and massage services. -- acupressure and massage services. >> that is not something that should be going on. there is also a doctor's office there. i am surprised. >> once again, people are telling me they have already seen a very welcome decrease in the traffic around the six places. there is an outstanding warrant for one of those

two women got lost and drove right into lake ray hubbard in dallas. a police officer showed up, heard the women screaming for help and quickly dove under water. >> their heads were pressed against the roof, screaming help us, help us, hurry. everything they could. and as i'm breaking the window they yelled, we can't swim, we can't swim. and at instinct, i bear hugged them and they weren't going to let go. >>> several teenagers are suffering from a bizarre illness, physical twitches they can't control. doctors say it's psychological but parents think it may be something else. >> reporter: in a small town in up state new york a group of local high school girls are making national headlines for what many are calling a medical mystery. fara's mom told cnn she brought her daughter to the hospital after she started involuntary ticking when she woke up from an afternoon nap. since then the numbers have grown to 15 and all of them expect one are girls. >> to the north of us here. >> reporter: over the weekend the media craze surrounding the mystery grew when

evidence on cement testing and violated court orders but not producing computer modeling results hubbard says that the suit is no merit the federal report said that bp halliburton and another company transocean share responsibility for the biggest oil spill in united states history >>british police are investigating the murder of a woman whose body was found on the country estate of queen elizabeth in eastern england some walking in the 600 not acre public park that is part of the queens estate in sandringham discovered the body on sunday shortly after the queen and prince philip attended in years to a church service nearby police have sealed off the area while forensic investigations are being carried out an autopsy is expected to be done today >>and aggressive statement from iran today as u.s. and european union economic sanctions take their toll i ran said that it will take action if the united states navy moves an aircraft carrier into the persian gulf where iranian naval exercises are underway that country's currency has fallen 40 percent against the dollar this past month many iran

they're by old mother hubbard. the reason they're perfect is because they're bite sized.en seconds. >> the doggie loo. got to do your business. how cute is this? >> oh, my gosh. adorable. >> i love it. >> my dogs are going to have so much fun. >> up next, the manicure of the moment. ♪ i want to love you pyt pretty young thing ♪ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist crystal egger with a look at your weather over the next seven days. there's not a lot of winter weather. you have to go pretty far to the north to find snow showers, sleet and freezes rain. we'll expect more of that in new england today. rain starting to move up from houston all the way up from western illinois, the rain spreading across the gulf coast as we start to make our way through the week here. temperatures, wow,mild for this time of year. we're all the way up to 58 in kansas city, chicago 52, new york city in the mid 50s, 62 in d.c. so we're warming up ahead of this front. that means we're going to see rain here once the system moves to the east. this is what it looks like on wednesday. that rain does ma

i spoke with sandy hubbard. she is the precinct clerk, and she tells me 245 people have cast votes at this voting place so far. that's relatively light, but when you consider the fact, brooke, that about 632,000 floridians have already cast their votes in absentee ballots, that's not a lot left. a number of candidates have visited the past two days trying to win support here, and mitt romney won this county in 2008, narrowly beating out john mccain. brooke? >> what's interesting, and you pointed out some of the early absentee voting, is the fact that 600,000 or so have already cast their votes, but also one out of four floridians undecided. did you talk to people as they went in? do they seem to know? do they own the vote? >> because it's so light here, there are only a few people we've been able to talk to, but for those that i have, most of them have gone into the polling place rather decided. now, whether they just made their minds up earlier today, yesterday, the past few days, whatever, is a different story

. >> my name is nate hubbard and i'm personally concerned about ridiculous regulations by the environmental protection agency. >> me, too. >> and i would like to know what your stance on that would be and specifically are you in favor of eliminating that agency and if not why? >> yes, sir. well, i will tell you hall of fame' not sureth is a state that has been under any more assault than the state of texas by the epa whether it is the cross state pollution act that we got a federal court to block. whether it is coming in and taking over our clean air act. i mean they are absolutely out of control. spewing out regulations on a regular basis. and what i would do is i would pull back every regulation that has gone forward since '08 and i would audit them and i would test them for this. do they create jobs? or do they kill jobs? if they kill jobs, they are out. automatically, that is what would be the test. then that agency i would rebuild. because that agency can be substantially smaller. repositive fortive for salmonella torrey. it needs to be substantially reduced and i'm talking about subst

. >> my name is nate hubbard and i'm personally concerned about ridiculous regulations by the environmental protection agency. >> me, too. >> and i would like to know what your stance on that would be and specifically are you in favor of eliminating that agency and if not why? >> yes, sir. well, i will tell you hall of fame' not sureth is a state that has been under any more assault than the state of texas by the epa whether it is the cross state pollution act that we got a federal court to block. whether it is coming in and taking over our clean air act. i mean they are absolutely out of control. spewing out regulations on a regular basis. and what i would do is i would pull back every regulation that has gone forward since '08 and i would audit them and i would test them for this. do they create jobs? or do they kill jobs? if they kill jobs, they are out. automatically, that is what would be the test. then that agency i would rebuild. because that agency can be substantially smaller. repositive fortive for salmonella torrey. it needs to be substantially reduced and i'm talking about subst

go see roy hubbard, who is the committeeman of our block. and see if he can get me out of this.e to me and says -- the base commander wants to see you. so somebody took me up. you don't get up there unless you've really done something wonderful or wrong. >> jimmy: yeah, one of the two. >> and i walked in. and he's sitting at the desk, the base commander and he says, "are you william h. cosby jr.?" i said, "yes, sir." he says, "i have a letter here, from your mother. and i just want to know if this is true. did you tell her about 04:30 and you marched to chow?" i said, "yes, sir." "and did you tell them that so-and-so said that you are 150 pounds of maggot stuff?" "yes." "and do you feel that there are things -- and we made you stand out there and watch a clothesline and no clothes were on it?" [ laughter ] i said, "yes." he said, "well, here's your mother's response. 'good, keep doing it.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's mom for you. that's mom. >> now -- now -- >> jimmy: that's awesome. >> i then decided -- it cleared. everything cleared. i want to go to college. i

. >> when captain hubbard made one for us, it didn't look bad.ing him make it, it was almost like making your average meet loaf but the inmates described it as horrible and when actuality i've seen things on the menu much worse than this meatloaf. >> they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it. it's not really that bad. >> inmate carlos al electric sander would be his own judge. >> it's horrible. >> [ bleep ] good. >> are you for real man? this is good? it tastes like cardboard. y'all ought to try some of this. >> he doesn't like it. >> it isn't that bad. >> it actually wasn't too bad t was very bland but if you have the right condiments, it would have been like a standard meatloaf, almost. unfortunately, the inmates in seg never have the right condiments. >> that's horrible. i don't think a dog would eat that. >> coming up, when it comes to inmate workouts, creativity, teamwork, and a little bit of zen make all of the difference. >> lift the buttocks up any amount. excellent. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my

. >> my name is nate hubbard and i'm personally concerned about ridiculous regulations by the environmentaltection agency. >> me, too. >> and i would like to know what your stance on that would be and specifically are you in favor of eliminating that agency and if not why? >> yes, sir. well, i will tell you hall of fame' not sureth is a state that has been under any more assault than the state of texas by the epa whether it is the cross state pollution act that we got a federal court to block. whether it is coming in and taking over our clean air act. i mean they are absolutely out of control. spewing out regulations on a regular basis. and what i would do is i would pull back every regulation that has gone forward since '08 and i would audit them and i would test them for this. do they create jobs? or do they kill jobs? if they kill jobs, they are out. automatically, that is what would be the test. then that agency i would rebuild. because that agency can be substantially smaller. repositive fortive for salmonella torrey. it needs to be substantially reduced an i'm talking about substantia

. >> my name is nate hubbard and i'm personally concerned about ridiculous regulations by the environmentalrotection agency. >> me, too. >> and i would like to know what your stance on that would be and specifically are you in favor of eliminating that agency and if not why? >> yes, sir. well, i will tell you hall of fame' not sureth is a state that has been under any more assault than the state of texas by the epa whether it is the cross state pollution act that we got a federal court to block. whether it is coming in and taking over our clean air act. i mean they are absolutely out of control. spewing out regulations on a regular basis. and what i would do is i would pull back every regulation that has gone forward since '08 and i would audit them and i would test them for this. do they create jobs? or do they kill jobs? if they kill jobs, they are out. automatically, that is what would be the test. then that agency i would rebuild. because that agency can be substantially smaller. repositive fortive for salmonella torrey. it needs to be substantially reduced and i'm talking about substan

jeremy hubbard one of the favorites. in denver working for a local affiliate. my predecessor.f "world news now." you left here in april. how many years at abc? >> 31. >> never a sick day. >> never. >> what have you been doing besides chasing ladies? >> can't say. >> ha-ha. >> very good. >> ha-ha. >> just having a great time. enjoying myself. rolling over every now and then say what time is it? >> back to sleep. we miss you here. we miss your laugh. viewers asked a lot about you. happy to see you. see you at the staff party tonight. >> oh, yeah. is to dig right in. but his dentist knows that to do that he needs to use the brush more dentists use. oral-b. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. life opens up when you do. how about both? with covergirl lashblast fusion. our biggest brush meets our fiberstretch formula for a blast of volume and length. lashblast fusion. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. >> happy birthday. >> "world news now." >> tulsa's channel 8. >> happy birthday, everybody. >> eat some cake. >> not a wordy bunch out there in tulsa. thank

jeremy hubbard one of the favorites of all time on the show.egnant expecting a little boy next month. congratulations, vinita. and we got a lot of facebook messages about this man right here. and this man right here, willis is back in the house! the laughing legend of "world news now." you left here in april. how many years at abc? >> 31. >> 31. >> never a sick day. >> never. >> what have you been doing beside chasing ladies. >> can't say. >> ha-ha. >> very good. >> ha-ha. >> not dining except for chasing ladies. >> all he need to do. >> just having a great time. enjoying myself. rolling over every now and then say what time is it? >> back to sleep. we miss you here. we miss your laugh. viewers asked a lot about you. happy to see you. see you at the staff party tonight. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> willis. is to dig right in. but his dentist knows that to do that he needs to use the brush more dentists use. oral-b. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. life opens up when you do. how about both? with covergirl lashblast fusio

i know you co-authored this paper with your college roommate glen hubbard.sage is to get money back in americans' pockets. would this apply only to folks with fannie may and freddie mac loans? >> this would involve, you know, refinancing what we think would be up to 20 million or more mortgages. the average person would save about $2300 a month -- a year in mortgage payments. in the aggregate it might put incrementally as much as 40 or $50 billion per year back into the economy. it would prevent what we think is hundreds of thousands of coming foreclosures and other points the feds talked about in the document. we think it would not negatively impact the deficit. in fact, if done appropriately would actually help the deficit. we think this is one of the few things sitting around that's actually low-hanging fruit to kind of help the economy. >> so i just have to ask, cynical me sitting here, what's the catch? >> well, i mean, i think people who have looked at this, there are a couple major critiques, but i'll focus on one which is, in particular, wiould this

. >> reporter: next door neighbor, don hubbard, heard the shots around 2:15.ice arrived around 2:20, to a dire situation. >> our responding squad, deputies did not know if there was still a shooter inside the house. they utilized a robot to search the first floor of the condominium. >> reporter: they found all four shot to death inside the condo. police on the scene said they were not looking for a suspect. but with no apparent motive, many in this small community are left wondering what led to the deaths, including the father of david and karen reis, who gave a phone interview to our affiliate. >> we don't know what happened. >> reporter: 25-year-old david reis just received his wings. >> he had his first f-18 flight on december 22nd. his first and only. >> reporter: he can be seen here at the age of 18, helping the community, in an eagle scout project. >> we took out the weeds. >> reporter: david's sister, karen, just 24, had recently graduated from ucsd and was dating pilot david reeves. >> we don't have crime coming up. when something like this happens, ev

ron hubbard envisioned for any single successor.official, marty rathbun, agrees with. >> he wanted checks and balances. but he thwarted his best intentions. >> reporter: cook's e-mail also complains that the church is engaged in continuous fund-raising from its members. and spends too much on opulent buildings instead of promoting the faith. in a letter to abc news, a lawyer for the church says, quote, she is an afostate. the letter says cook is, quote, not qualified to speak about church finances, as she never worked for the church of scientology international, which is the mother church that controls finances. marty rathbun, who the church calls a heretic and a liar, says they know cook's criticism could be damaging. >> this is an important milestone right here. it's a big breach in the dike. but it's not the only one. >> reporter: the church defended its construction of numerous church buildings around the world, as a way to spread the faith, comparing it to the catholic church in construction of cathedrals in the middle ages. ge