>> approximately one in three of us suffer from insomnia and that may be one of the three of us or ifall three of us. americans spend billions over-the-counter treatment surfing the internet frequently at work or checking out periodically during the day could be signs of sleep deprivation and affect employers and the economy in a big way. >> undiagnosed sleep disorder is causing the u.s. economy several billion dollar as year. >> reporter: this doctor at the university of maryland school of medicine recently looked at available research on the economic impact of insomnia and other sleep disorders. >> about 75% of the money that is spent on untreated sleep disorders -- >> far more common in the case of insomnia, for example, is what we call i show up at work but i am not as now, from an employer perspective, this is costing about eight work days per employee per year. >> reporter: the effects of sleep disorders can be more than financially dangerous. they can have catastrophic consequences. >> if you look at major global disasters ranging from an explosion in ind dee yeah, things like

it ranges from binge eating and drinking to insomnia and dlt disea adult diseases. >>> 35% of the countryction and have negative views of both presidential candidates. it shows 23% say they are excited and all 9% are boarred. >>> the endangered spi spe sis migrate from antarctica. it is one of the few places on earth where the whales can be seen from the shore. >>> calling all pie lovers. key west held the annual key lime pie eating contest yesterday. 24 contestants took it on without using their hands. it didn't take long to gobble up the pie. just 1 minute and 2 seconds. now i think that's the waste of a good pie. >> you can't really enjoy it. >> it's key lime. it's delicious. look at that. >>> time now to wish a happy birthday hue wee lewis. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. breaking news overnigh---a nort blame. sam//vo -- a north bay home goes up in flames and fireworks are to blame. >>> plus, an armed man shot and killed by san jose police officers. this morning the investigation continues into what exactly happened. >>> and -- >> san francisco to gilroy to antioch to

to be considered a disease, according to a swiss physician who believed it could lead to anxiety, insomnia, and disordered eating. but today it is used as escapism for simpler times. claire: i am all for this return to the 1990's. that is it. on our have plenty more website. do not forget, you can check it out at france24.com. a quick break. i will be right back. stay tuned. ° - hello, i'm john cleese. the inquiry into human consciousness is, in many ways, the holy grail of this global spirit series. just r remember, fofor centuries, consciousness was only talked about by spiritual types, but by the endnd of the 20th h century, quantum physicists, the real top science guys, began their own studies of this rather weird thing called consciousness. suddenlyly, they were claiming that consciousness is quite possibly the single connecting force of the entire universe. so here we go. sit back, take a deep breath, as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, heading off to the outer frontiers of consciousness in this most e engaging episode of global sprit, the first "internal travel" s

he also had prescriptions treating muscle spasms, as well as insomnia. and that investigation continues, and so does the separation between the community and law enforcement. today, cries for unity, even justice as well. john gonzalez is in the national order of from a term police, where black lives matter protesters are demanding accountability. john: there's an all-day protest going on in d.c. it is not violent, but disruptive, and that's by design. you can see these young activists have gathered here. they've created a human chain here on the corner of 4th and massachusetts avenue. they are blocking all traffic, and they're holding signs that read "no legislation born on this day," "black lives matter." and over here, well, these folks are actually literally using metal chains to lock themselves up in front of the fraternal order of police legislation building. this is where legislation is drawn up every day, and they are demanding that no new laws are created that they say criminalize young black americans. they are going to hold this rally for 28 ho

and with inso many kneearch it has been proven -- insomnia proven to be as effective as any type of sleeping pill without any adverse effect so it's kind of a change that we need too gravitate to a pill which has had verse consequences when there's so many naturallwhen t alternatives. >> host: lee in new york city, one minute left go ahead. >> caller: yes. are you aware of the old russian fairy tale about sleep? it's very simple.peasan a peasant goes into the mountains and loses his way, and the spirit or somebody comes out and says to him, what is the most precious thing in life? the dearest thing in your life? and he says my wife, of course, and the spirit says, no, you anyone -- anyone any, it's sleep. >> guest: i didn't know that. if i knew i would have included in my book. but thank you.ost: and >> host: one of the other stories is the story of how google came about in a dream. arianna huffington's most recent book "the sleep revolution: transforming your life one night another a time" what is your current role with the huff post. >> guest: i'm the editor and chief and we have a dedicat

today, it's not insomnia for once. i asked people for tweets, people who were up early watching us, there you go. >> whenever they have an early flight, what's one thing they say? i don't know how you do it. >> they figure it out. they say you do this every day? yes, we do. let's get to the solano commuters. the supercommute we go, starting off with vacaville, fairfield, you can see traffic is moving along okay if you are driving through. there are no major problems if you are driving, let's say, right through the vacaville area. certainly people are out there just because it's not stop and go doesn't mean that you don't have plenty of company. it hasn't risen to the level of you're in stop-and-go traffic. every year it seems to get more and more people are out there this early. let's move along and take a look at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is light, no major issues here coming through. and if you're driving in san jose northbound 280 traffic is also looking good getting up to highway 17. it's 4:34. let's go b

are you struggling with insomnia or a feeling of apathy. you are not sick, you are depressed. as f.b.i. director james comey dismantled hillary clinton's defense of her private server, she still gets to keep her head. it was nice for a moment to think the world's least likeable politician was exposed as a total fraud. >> i did not email any classified materials to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. kennedy: right. i want to use a word here that rhymes with pulpit. >> 110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. kennedy: huh, that makes her a big liar. remember when she was asked if she erased nose emails she flippantly answered in this famous exchange. >> like with a cloth? i don't know how it works digitally at all. kennedy: come on, director comey, you are a man, you aren't going to take this garbage party lying down. >> the lawyers cleaned their devices in such a way as to preclude complete forensic recovery. kennedy: i'm left with a gaping hole where justi

are you struggling with insomnia or a feeling of apathy. you are not sick, you are depressed.f.b.i. director james comey dismantled hillary clinton's defense of her private server, she still gets to keep her head. it was nice for a moment to think

can she rise to the challenge in a neck and neck race causing democrats anxiety and insomnia? we have teams spread across this convention hall as we await the gavel to call the final day to order. we'll start with dana bash on the floor. hillary clinton will soon make i think it's fair to call it the most important speech of her political career. polls suggest most americans don't trust her and she's in a tough status quo position in what seems to be a change election year and yet of course her opponent is donald trump who has his problems, as well. what do we know about what she's going to say this evening? >> well, she wrote what became a famous book and famous phrase from the book the title it takes a village when she was first lady during her husband's white house years. and she is going to kind of link that to the theme of the night and certainly the theme that we've seen lately of the clinton campaign which is stronger together. a very clear sort of discussion of why not only this country needs to stand together but the democratic party, but also an attempt to be contrar

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