days, off kerrs can make the process more comfortable for intakes. >> stand up. spread your feet shoulder width apart. >> l.a. county, which is probably one of the largest jail systems in the world, is completely different experience. >> drop them. >> inmate reception center is gigantic, you know. it's like 400 guys a day, 2000 a week. >> no talking, no laughing. just reach back, pull them apart. >> spread them wide. >> while intake can be a traumatic experience for new inmates, settling into the day to day routine prison life provides a very different challenge. >> the time isn't hard if you keep yourself busy. it's a point of managing it. you can either manage it or it can manage you. >> harper and his inmate have created ways to break the m ono tony. >> basically you get creative once you're in here. you have nothing else to do. >> we make dominos. dominos made out of soap, just different things to occupy your mind. >> shortly after meeting harper and ray, we discovered another pair of utah cell mates. with their own unique method of passing time. >> my name i

but they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental problems, issues that would be better served in hospitals but given the current situation they end up in jails. >> since the new arrivals' charges might range from minor infractions to murder, deputies must be vigilant to ensure safety. >> the uncuffing process is probably the most dangerous. that's where if they're going to do something to us, they'll do it then. once they're uncuffed they have an opportunity to attack us if they want to. it's a lot of judging on our behalf to see where they're at, if they're going to try anything or not. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly ho

. >> people that have higher levels intake, self-reported intake of artificially intake of sugar. >> reporter: that study made news last month. but the link between sugar and dementia and alzheimer's disease has been around for a while. heather snyder is director of the alzheimer's association. >> it's a different animal model that suggests there may be a linkage between sugar intake and some of the underlying biology that we know is involved in vascular and alzheimer's >> reporter: just a few years ago, a study done at harvard showed that people with above normal blood sugar levels had links to dementia. link between the body and brain said heather snyder is not really surprising. >> sugar is interactive in our blood flow and heart health and that also affects our overall brain health as well. >> reporter: to find out more about this topic and sugar in general, look for sugar-free on our washington app. >> we have the cinnamon toast and cupcakes on our desk. a lot of our colleagues at news4 are going sugar-free with us. that includes our pat collins who has actually been sugar-free

this morning health experts reminding parents about the importance of keeping an eye on salt intake for teenagers. according to a new study in the american academy of pediatrics, teens who consume too much salt damage blood vessels and get hardening of the arteries, risk factors for heart attack and stroke. 2300 milligrams of salt a day is the recommended intake. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. you so much for waking up with us on a saturday morning, 553, 67 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful look at penns landing. the heat wave is gone, thankfully, meteorologist chris sowers will update you on the forecast in just a bit. >>> all thanks to the genius

stringent guidelines on fruit juice recommending no fruit juice before age one, then limiting daily intake least four ounces per age one to three, four to six ounces for ages four to six and eight ounces for seven to 18. instead of juice the guide lines are encouraging more fruits which are more filling, more fiber. scott they are specifically discouraging having juice in sippy cups or in bottles. >> pelley: why is that a problem ie so convenient. you can have juice all day long and all that calorie intake and we're in the middle of an thesity epidemic. that is something they are discouraging, they also say in a sippy cup or bottle you can increase the risk of dental wavities. one thing i found i was doing wrong, they are saying specifically don't use fruit juice as a way of calming down an upset child, guilty. >> pelley: what were some of the other medical problems they warned about. >> it can interact with certain medications, most people don't know that, apple juice, grapefruit juice, things like that. talk to your pediatrician about urat. and it turns out certain sugars in the fruit ju

you can have juice all day long and all that calorie intake and we're in the middle of an obesity epidemic. that is something they are discouraging, they also say in a sipe cup or bottle you can increase the risk of dental cavities. one thing i found i was doing wrong, they are saying specifically don't use fruit juice as a way of calming down an upset child, guilty. >> pelley: what were some of the other medical problems they warned about. >> it can interact with certain medications, most people don't know that, apple juice, grape fruit juice, things like that. talk to your pedestrian ra-- pediatrician about that. and it turns out certaining is sugars in the fruit juice can cause gi upset like bloating, diarrhea and cramping. i have had adult patients come in, and say cut that out and the symptoms go away. something to think about for children. >> pirro: thank you. >> and up next, high school seniors live out their fantasies in the year book. >> he was a young kid with a bad mustache and a dream. cor in additiono high school, love of texas class of 57ee. wonder what became of him? well, w

. >> people who have a higher intake, self-reported intake of sugar sodas a higher rick eer commentiareporter: the link between sugar and alzheimer's has been around for a wild. heather snyder is director of medical operations at the alzheimer's association. >> there's also higher research that show different animal models that suggest there may be a link between sugar intake and underlying bgy related to dementia. >> reporter: a study done at harvard shows people with above level blood sugar levels have links to dementia. the links between the body and brain said heather snyder is not surprising. >> we know that sugar is there in our heart health and brain health as well. >> reporter: to find out more about this topic and sugar in general look for sugar-free on our nbc washington app. >> there you have it. some health benefits. taking care of your body without the sugar. a lot of you have been asking questions on the social media about the best ways to go sugar-free. and there have been a lot of great suggestions on my facebook. i really appreciate it. on friday, a nutritionist will

americans are warned to limit their salt intake to about one teaspoon per day. teaspoon? yikes.ht out of ten of us exceed that. reducing your average sodium intake by just 400 milligrams per day could prevent up to 32,000 heart attacks and 20,000 strokes per year. that report was published in the journal "circulation." >> was that person putting salt on top of cubes of cheese? was that necessary? >> that makes no sense. >> all right. >>> drones are not only a problem for airplanes, they can be hazards closer to the ground, too. look closely. kato clark captured a cringe worthy moment. a drone crashing to the ground in front of a cyclist near sacramento. a piece of the drone caught in the bike's front wheel and the cyclist just went right over the handlebars there. he does have gravel rash now. the drone pilot is offering him a new wheel and a new helmet. >> that's it? all right. call the repairman because the cute meter is about to go through the roof. washington, d.c. firefighters were called to perform a very special rescue yesterday. they cracked open a storm drain to free ei

in the intake department elizabeth slokta prepares to process yet another juvenile.his time a 17-year-old girl arriving at the detention center. >> intake. >> what did she run away from? >> she ran away from her mother's house but she's denying running away and said she's at her grandmother's house with her baby because her mother kicked her out and she went home for something and her mother called the police. so we'll find out. >> unlock door. >> kymyada, come on out. >> i'm upset because i'm back here again. but this time it's for misunderstanding. when i was 14, the first time i run away, my mom is going to whoop me for something i didn't do. and i was -- i couldn't take it no more. i thought running away, fighting her, just going wow, because nobody was paying attention to me. >> do you remember the intake process? from last time when you were sneer. >> yes. >> you know you were referred here for runaway. did you have any problems up until recently? >> my mom said if i couldn't abide by the rules i had to leave. and now i'm staying with my godmom. >> and your mot

you can have juice all day long, and all that calorie intake.e of an obesity epidemic, and you can reduce the risk of dental cavities. they're saying specifically, don't use fruit juice as the way of calming down an upset child. guilty. >> what are some of the other medical problems they warned about? >> it can interact with certain medications. most people don't know that. apple juice, grapefruit juice, things like that. talk to a pediatrician about that. also interesting, it turns out certain sugars in the fruit juice, fructose and sorbitol can cause cramping and diarrhea. i've had adults come in and i'll say cut that out. and the symptoms go away. >> done john lapook. thank you. >>> up next, high school seniors live out their fantasies in the yearbook. >>> he was a young kid with a bad mustache and a dream. coronado high school, lubbock, texas, class of '75. wonder what became of him? we can tell you what's become of yearbook photos. they've graduated into the 21st century. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: for her senior yearbook photo, 1

these hvac facilities, the discharge stack, the probable intake, it isair in the construction phase, this would be consistent with building a crematorium. january 15, snowmelt on the roof would be consistent with a crematorium. reporter: just a warmer part of a building, right? mr. jones: possibly. reporter: if russia refuses to do anything about this, what is next? mr. jones: the russians, russian foreign minister lavrov and the russian government indicated to us they are interested in finding a solution on syria. there is no solution without a political process and certainly an end to these atrocities. we hope we can work with the russians in the constructive way to put pressure on the regime. that the russian government take responsibility for the syrian regime and end these atrocities. reporter: you said this evidence dates back over four years. did this intelligence just become concrete recently? is that why you are releasing it today? or are you releasing it today for the hope of political effect? mr. jones: i would say this information has been developing. with a meeting last

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cuffed arm and arm, the men have been put back in their street clothes, but only to start the intakecess all over again. >> all right. >> turn around that way. >> his bravado won't last for long. through each step of the intake process, bloodworth relives the night he was arrested. >> definitely not. >> can you stand up straight on the feet. we will go over some information with you. are you a citizen? >> yes, i am. >> are you a veteran? >> no, i am not. >> i have you at 628 boston. >> born and raised. >> any other names that you go by? >> nope. >> take your glasses off. i want you to turn sideways and against the wall. all right. face front. >> standard protocol dictates that the inmates be strip search and every cavity be investigated for contraband, but for bloodworth that is not the most embarrassing part of the search. >> can you take those off for me, your dentures. >> open your mouth. >> put them back in. >> what are you so upset about having them remo your teeth? >> because i am 22 years old, and what do you think about any 22-year-old is going to be, you know, a little embar

this is the construction phase and these hvac facilities, the discharge stack, the firewall, the air intake, this is in the construction phase. this would be consistent if they were to build a crematorium. then we look at the january 15 and we're looking at snowmelt on the roof of that would be consistent of crematorium. >> it's just warmer part of a building, right? >> if you refuses to do anything about this, what's next? >> the russian foreign minister and government indicated they are interested in finding a resolution on syria. there is not a resolution on syria without a political process and certainly in entities atrocities. so we hope that will be able to work with the russians in a constructive way to put pressure on the regime and in the atrocities and that russian government will take responsibility for their partner, the searing regime in these atrocities. >> you say this evidence dates back i really senate today with the hope of -? >> i would say this information has been developing in with the meeting last week between the foreign minister and the secretary this was an opportu

you can have juice all day long, and all that calorie intake.c, and you can reduce the risk of dental cavities. they're saying specifically, don't use fruit juice as the way of calming down an upset child. guilty. >> what are some of the other medical problems they warned about? >> it can interact with certain medications. most people don't know that. apple juice, grapefruit juice, things like that. talk to a pediatrician about that. also interesting, it turns out certain sugars in the fruit juice, fructose and sorbitol can cause cramping and diarrhea. i've had adults come in and i'll say cut that out. and the symptoms go away. >> done john lapook. thank you. >>> up next, high school seniors live out their fantasies in the yebook. the military is more than a career, it's a journey. and every step along the w, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier will never forget... for the rest of his life that's what the uso does. [announcer] from the time they join, to the time they transition out of the military, the uso is there, offering progr

photo, this is during the construction ase u and, you know, the discharge stack, h vac facility, air intake is in the construction phase. this would be consistent with a crematorium. then we look at the january 15 -- looking at snow melt on the roof that would be consistent with crematorium. >> just a warmer part of a building, right? mr. jones: possibly. >> could i ask you --. >> final question. >> if they refuse to do anything about this, what's next? mr. jones: russian foreign minister lavrov and the russian government have indicated to us they are interested in finding a solution on syria. and there is no solution on syria without a political process. and certainly an end to these atrocities. so we hope that the -- we will now be able to work with the russians in a constructive way to put pressure on the regime to end these atrocities, that the russian government will take responsibility for their partner, the asyrian regime to nd these atrocities. >> you say this evidence dates back over four years. did this intelligence just become concrete recently? that is why you are releasing it t

allen did the intake on your brother. he's telling me you accidentally shot him in the stomach last year. >> that's when i was 11. >> that's when you were 11 that you accidentally did that? wow. >> that's when i first got into the juvenile system. >> oh. you still think about that? >> always. >> go ahead and walk on the right side of the hallway. >> i hope he get out. he don't know how this is. he ain't never been in a situation like this where he had to come here and do no days in here. he don't know how to react in here. he don't know what to do and consequences and stuff if you do something bad in here. >> read these rules. his brother is here as well. i'm not sure where i'm going to put him at. >> still a little kid. he don't need to be in here. >> going to squat down and cough twice. just like that. squat down. cough twice. all right. one more. you got to cough twice. >> i got to make sure he's separated, though. i can't put him over there with his brother. >> put his brother in the lower side. >> we want to keep the

different people that are going to be attached to this case at least and the judge depends on the intake department to make sure that we're reporting accurately. we're responsible for that. >> i'm not like a bad kid, you know, i just make dumb decisions. it's just that i don't want to be here. i want to go home. just -- it's not a nice place to be here, you know? it's not supposed to be a nice place. >> court finds that you're a threat or that you're not going to return, you're going to stay locked up. >> in illinois at age 17 you're considered an adult, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. >> you were three months in the cook county jail. how did that work for you? >> it wasn't nice. i woke up. >> welcome to adulthood. just be. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. if you want to stay on top of your health, one simple thing to do -- is take the pledge to go and get screened f

so you really have to watch your diet, watch your calories, and watch how much total carbohydrate intake you have for the day. it's not just about added sugars. if you are eating white bread, your about the is going to convert that to sugar, which is just as bad. >> is it better to taking bad foods out, or adding good foods to your diet? >> the bottom line is, it's more important to add foods that you like to your diet. so i love broccoli, i try to add that several times a week to all of my culinary creations. people really don't respond well when you tell them to take certain foods out or eliminate certain categories of food. those diets never work in the long run. so choosing foods that you like that are more healthy options can benefit in the long-term. >> dr. wallace, thank you. >> thank you. >> fascinating. >>> honoring first responders who put their lives on the line every day. how they're remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> plus, storm team4 is tracking the next chance for showers. doug's joining us in s are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the c

i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all right? >> yes. >> finally, knight is left alone to begin his 70-year sentence at indiana state. >> i thought the room would be a little bit bigger. that's about all. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm

. >> people that have higher levels of intake of self-reported int artificially flavored beverages hadree times increased risk in later life of stroke and desha. >> artificial sweet nerz made news but the link between sugar and dementia and alzheimer's disease has been around for a while. heather snyder is the director of medical operations at the alzheimer's association. >> there has also been prior research that's looked in different animal models that suggested there may be a linkage between sugar intake and some of the underlying biology that we know is involved in vascular and alzheimer's disease related dement dementias. >> just a few years ago a study done at harvard showed people with above normal blood sugar levels had links to dementia. the link between the body and the brain says heather snyder is not really surprising. >> we know that sugars interact with our blood veflz and blood know and heart health and that also impacts our overall brain health as well. >> to be very clear, this whole area does need mor between sugar and dementias but researchers are continuing to study

do you monitor your own intake. >> i don't drink coffee. >> for the caffeine or just not your thing.> it's not my thing. >> i have a third of a cup every morning. i do it more for the taste. >> i have a ton of coffee every day. when the jitters start happening, should you see your doctor? cut back a cup or two. >> talk to your doctor about it if you have a family history of heart disease. if you have heart disease. this kid died of an arrhythmia. instead of beating like this, it flew off and went uncontrollably and led to a sudden cardiac death. if you have history of irregular heartbeat yourself. also, you know, drugs, like cocaine, methamphetamine, alcohol can be toxic to the heart and lead to arrhythmias. if you have that and you feel palpitations or symptoms, then you might want to talk about the amount of cover i for most what we're talking about isn't going to cause a lot of problems. >> i just had a checkup and the doctor said all is good. >> oh, good. >> good. >> he said i shank an inch. >> really. >> i'm starting to go down. >> thank you, dr. larry. >> thank you. >> coming u

and our intake officer elizabeth noticed that no, he's not a weekender. he's not supposed to be leaving. he tried to convince her, yes, i am. i'm a weekender. i don't belong here. i'm supposed to go home. i came in on friday, i need to go home. my mom is going to be picking me up. he tried to really convince her. >> if for some reason staff let you walk out the door they would be coming for me. and my job would be on the line. you've got to understand, the decisions that you make have consequences that don't affect you, but affect everybody else around you. stop being slick, okay. >> the staff made a mistake and put it in my paperwork. >> regardless, you knew you weren't a weekender. you knew you weren't supposed to be, you know -- >> i understand. >> seeing freedom. >> i understand. >> aaron's detention center escapade wasn't the first time he plotted an escape. a few years back he made a bold and daring run for it when he bolted out of his hospital room window where he was being treated for stab wounds. >> getting stabbed by who? >> it was a while ago.

and healthy eating means, watching your sugar intake. you don't have to eliminate sugar but watch the portion size, eliminate soft drinks because they have added sugar. shop from the outside of the store and eat healthy whole foods. don't eat processed foods. all of those things fight obesi obesity which is a leading cause of diabetes or can contribute. it fights obesity and keeps your body functioning at its top notch capacity. >> the other part i talked about was research. that's a big part of what your foundation and organization does. talk about an research. >> so next saturday may 13th, at reston town center our northern virginia tour de cure cycle ride and that is a fund-raiser as you said to raise money for research and programs to fight diabetes. and our tour de cure leaves from reston town center a family-friendly event and we have a variety of routes for beginners to advanced cyclists. >> people can get involved. >> people can get involved. >> go to your website. >> www.diabetes.org/novatour. >> we appreciate you coming in. >>

. >> the cold air intake -- the horsepower is 281, pretty good for a 16-year-old subaru. >> [ laughter >> that was jan jeffcoat with that report. >> it's nice to see someone following their passion and their dreams. >> we follow our passions. >> exactly. >>> i will keep up the weather alert for tomorrow, but it is borderline. tomorrow, you may have some sporting events in the fields will be may be cancellations. saturday morning looks kind of nasty. looking at the yellow weather alert, the risks for heavy rain, i pulled down strong storms but it's not a concern. we had some storms this morning but the impact from this will potentially be some street flooding with a slow commute this afternoon. the other thing we are looking at is canceled activities, a high likelihood, if not extreme likelihood through the afternoon and evening. first alert doppler big picture, light rain in pennsylvania and even though there is a break in the west, there's more showers filling in north and west and we will get this activity moving out of west virginia. it picks up after that to the east and southeast

and each one entered the jail through the intake department. >> take shoes off. >> it's a steady flow from body search to fingerprints. >> all right. you're all done. >> and a booking photo. and for those who will be here for a while, the important step of determining where to house them. >> i'm officer teagarten, i'm doing classification interview. >> william jarrett began his stay here in a unit largely considered the most desirable -- minimum security, general population. there are no cells. so inmates feel less confined and have more privileges. but 16 days in, jarrett requested a transfer to protective custody or p.c. >> there's some older guys in there that really were creeping me out and making advances on me. i told sergeant that those guys were bothering me. so the woman at the desk was like, do you need pc? and i said, what is that? she says, do you need it? and i said, i guess so. and then i get here, and i mean, my anxiety is provoked by being in small places. and this is a really tiny room. >> jarrett says he didn't realize that protective custody comes with some of the s

and the judge depends on the intake department to make sure we're reporting accurately. we're responsible for that. >> i'm not like a bad kid. i just make dumb decisions. i just don't want to be here. i want to go home. it's not a nice place to be here, you know. it's not supposed to be a nice place. >> the court finds that you're a threat or that you're not going to return, you're going to stay locked up here like a lot of the people we've been talking with over the last couple days. >> in illinois at age 17 you're considered an adult, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. >> you were three months in the cook county jail. >> yes, ma'am. >> how did that work for you? >> it wasn't nice. i woke up. >> welcome to adulthood. n. that's where moves like this come in... [ grunts ] we give people options based on their budget with our name your price tool. what does an incredibly awkward between the legs dribble do? what's the matter flo? scared you can't keep up? jaime! swing a wide paint, hollow scoop on three. [ screams ] guess i have more jump than i thought. progressive's name your

green light will up oxygen intake. yellow is more of vitamin d and blue is more like a cold pack. more of a cooling effect, anti-inflammatory. >> reporter: the lights are administered dividually, each one for about ten minutes. he uses all four lasers with his patient who is have lyme and other hard to treat diseases. >> i think this is probably my 16th or 17th treatment. >> reporter: heidi foster has an autoimmune illness. >> i have pain all over and each day it could radiate somewhere else. like one day it could be in my wrist or my k lower back. >> reporter: andrew says there's no known side effects with this treatment and it's making a real difference for some of his patient who is have seen their pain levels come way down. >> prior i was walking around with about an eight or a nine. it was pretty bad. i would say now it's probably about a two or a three. i definitely have more energy. i do feel like i've gotten a bit of myself back. >> light therapy can also be used for other conditions including depression or insomnia. it's about $140 a treatment and it's best to check with

confirming the industrial side and across all regions where we had a strong order intake everywhere.d high. that is giving us a clear outlook. and we see in steel materials is confirming on that side as well, driven by the price hikes we saw and that negatively affect our cash flow. on the other hand, on profitability, it is a good outlook for the year. it could be better than what we previously thought. anna: if investors are worried about a slowdown in china, what is your work in china telling you? should we be worried? divisions weggest have there are component technologies, so the auto sector, light vehicles, continues to be strong, so we are growing nicely and japan -- in china. the second thing is, there is some price competition, but we keep growing pretty nicely. overall, we are not much concerned about china. anna: can i ask about your debt to equity ratio. it is within 250%. put that in context for us. you have an agreement with banks to not exceed certain levels on their equities. give us those numbers, and what are your intentions? do you plan to bring that ratio down? ha

. >> going through the initial intake and assessment i was found to be three months pregnant and believeor not, that was the best experience i ever had because i used during my first two pregnancies and there was a different bond with, you know, this last baby because i was so burned. >> she received her master's degree in social work from and to hear her in her own words talked about having a baby changed her life is so moving and inspiring. >> saw her two sons in the video, her inspiration. now she's the inspiration for them. both on the honor role. >>> good news four your health if you eat fast food. mcdonald's says it is getting rid of a lot of the artificial stuff in its ice cream. we're talking about specifically the ice cream in shakes. it has almost completely phase the out artificial colors and preservatives. it plans to use only cage free eggs by 2025. losing artificial additives across the fast food industry. >>> 4:57. beach goers beware. "consumer reports" says some sun screen fails to provide the level of protection on their package. of the 58 lotions evaluated, 20 labeled s

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a new study finds processed foods and restaurant fare make up 70% of americans intake of sodium. adding salt at the stable only accounted for 5%. that's why it's so important to read the sodium content when buying groceries and choose wisely when eating out. >> salt is so good. >> i'm not a salt fan. >> pour it down. pour some salt on me. >> you should make a song. it's 4:51. coming up next, we investigate. >> it could make a mama bear very frustrated. >> thousands of people living in substandard conditions without toilets, heat, or power. up next, we investigate how landlords in one bay area city are getting away with it. >>> but first, happening right now, new numbers coming out showing clashes between drug cartels in mexico killed more people than conflicts in iraq and afghanistan. 2016, 23,000 people died in the drug war. many of them have no links to narcotics. and the number of refugees arriving to the u.s. dipped to a six-year low. around 2,000 refugees came to america in march. of course, an executive order signed by president trump in january decreased the limits from 11

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american association of pediatrics is recommending no fruit juice before age one and then limiting daily intakences for ages one to three. instead of juice, guidelines are encouraging more whole fruits which are more fulling and have more fiber. they're discouraging having juice in sippy cups or in bottles. >> why is that a problem? >> it's so veepeven convenient. we're in the middle of an obesity epidemic, and you can reduce the risk of dental cavities. they're saying specifically, don't use fruit juice as the way of calming down an upset child. guilty. >> what are some of the other medical problems they warned about? >> it can interact with certain medications. most people don't know that. apple juice, grapefruit juice, things like that. talk to a pediatrician about that. also interesting, it turns out certain sugars in the fruit juice, fructose and sorbitol can cause cramping and diarrhea. i've had adults come in and i'll say cut that out. >>> up next, high school seniors live out their fantasies in the yearbook. >>> he was a young kid with a bad mustache and a dream. coronado high school, l

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malaysia has done a big intake were taken a lot of the investments to china allocated to the belt andve. one country that needs infrastructure is indonesia, and we spoke to the head of their correlation board. pointd indonesia made the of pointing this out, seeing the mistakes of other countries around the belton road initiative, and they are going to get involved. there is a key infrastructure project, he talked about linking jakarta to java. they talked about a deal of 5 billion u.s. dollars to get it under way. cautionhinting at a approach that they are looking for more details in china on how this financing is going to work and how this transparency and implementation, because that is key. implementation on the maritime and overland route. haidi: implementation, how effectively they will be deployed, accountability, all of these things. tom mackenzie at the belt and road for them. a splash in china. we will look at this plan. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. betty: i am betty liu in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. australian rules football club

. >> the meal and the caloric intake and the capacity is just as great. we hope more palatable. >> there are three things that make sense. >> today's changes would roll back the rolls promoted by the former first lady michelle obama. >> i see a roll back. we are going backwards. this is the not acceptable. >> make school meals again. the changes take effect next fall. alison: new information in the search for escaped inmate in maryland. today the u.s. marshal service took over the investigation. brad bell? brad: they turn it over to the marshals. not in desperation but the next step. they don't know where he is. after he jumped out of a van there he likely came through the woods and crossed to anne arundel county. he is very identifiable and easy to recognize because of the tattoos. oh has the word "sin" on the back of his hand. then a number 187 right down his forearm. that often is codefo this one "evil" is on the back of his neck. for four days he has managed to avoid capture. he eluded scores of the police, tracking dog and the helicopters with the hi

we were slowing down this process of stringent sodium intake and also the group of constituents that i really trust from my childhood are those dietitians and food service professions in our schools, they are professionals about preparing nutritious meals. they were having difficulty finding whole grain pasta that was workable in those schools. when they saw the kids taking the tray and going and dumping it in the trash can and leaving school and going by a fast food or convenience store and picking up all those kind of things that are not healthy that was a pretty easy call. i told the executives in the school nutrition association yesterday, if you look at me i wouldn't be where i am today without chocolate milk. i remember as a child, i like chocolate milk. when we went to a total skim milk product and put a flavoring in skim milk it doesn't have the same appeal and tastiness to kids there and they weren't choosing it. i think milk is a very important product for growing children. if we can put a flavoring in 1% milk, i think that's a great give there that will make them consume m