. >> in this kaus, the first increedient is sugar. >> forget your sweet tooth, there's added sugar in bagles, soup, kech-up, all kinds of foods, you wouldn't think. enough sugar for the average american to consume seven times more the recommended level every day. >> the recommendation is eight grams of sugar or less per day. >> really? >> yes. >> oh, man. >> so you can see how in all these packaged goods that really don't need sugar, that can start to add up. >> reporter: let's face it, we're a nation of snackaholics with a zombie like adiked to the nearest cookie or chip whether we're hungry or not, and it's feeding dangerously high obesity rates. sure enough, we watched them eat some healthy meals. but here's one big problem, the same one most of us have, the filler, those mindless munchies between meals. >> just a big box of oreos, so i could grab a whole tube and sit there and kind of pop in a couple. >> i'll remember eating the first one and then i'm like what happened to the other ones? and there's empty wrappers. >> hidden calories are called hidden for a problem. it's more tha

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easter sunday kau memorandum rates the christian belief in the resurrection of jesus. >>> iowa senator words for president obama. he called out the president on twitter yesterday. he tweeted constituents ask why i am not outraged on president obama's attack, because the american people are not as stupid at the the ex-professor of constitutional law. he later criticized president obama over his policy on syria over twitter. >>> the chris matthews show followed united states ths this then it's meet the presses. >>> happy easter. coming up at 10:00 on the chris matthews show, barack obama has all the advantages and disadvantages of running for re-election from the white house. today we look at history. when the experts study past incumbents, but does that predict for president obama this fall? most of the patterns favor incumbent, but is barack obama an exception. and is hillary clinton better off if mitt romney wins this summer, or if barack obama holds it? you may be surprised. join us for great roundtable. now for a look at what is coming on "meet the press." >> good morning. coming up

many vehicles come with this feature, the proposal follows claims defects call kaus ak he sell raigs of some toyota models and investigators found some pressed both at the same time. >> with food prices rising is your bill enough to make you choke these days? >> there is a warning about a school supposed to help you save. >> that is the point. consumer reports says that one of the best ways is to check unit pricing labels. that is, if you can find one. >> who isn't looking to save? this able ought to be your best friend. the price on the left costs $3.49 a pound. on the right, $11.69. this swiss cheese costs $9.81 per pound to unsliced costing $3.98. almost a $6 different. unfortunately, unit pricing isn't universal. >> most states don't require unit pricing. in those that do labels can vary, making it difficult to compare price autos consumer reports sent shoppers to assess labels and found problems. this one for coke zero is tough to read. and have you to look closely. other cases counts couldn't be easily compared. >> this is hurting consumers. there should be a law requiring a un

a kau korean air jet making an emergency landing after a bomb threat was called in. it was headed to soul aeoul whe threat came in. a fighter jet scrambled to escort the plane. korean air made a bomb threat on monday. no word on if there was a bomb on board. playing master behind behimind going to trial. he will be arraigned on may the 5th in guantanamo bay. they were first charged back in 2008. the case was suspended after barack obama tried to have it move to a federal courtroom. they face the death penalty for murdering 2,976 people in new york, dc and shakesville, pennsylvania. >>> this is new video showing his three wives under house arrest in islamabad pakistan. you can see them there they are praying their children playing nearby. bin laden's wives and two of his daughters are serving 45 day sentences for illegally entering the country. after that they will be deported back to yemen and saudi arabia. >> the special prosecutor of the trayvon martin case will make a big announcement. george zimmerman's lawyers calling it quits saying zimmerman hasn't contacted t

one of the hardest hit tus luis sa tus kau localoosa alabama. hi, rick. >> hey, patti ann, good morning. >> it is amazing to come back to tuscaloosa. everybody remembers the images of all of the debris that was every where. when i first arrived you were able to see the first thing there isn't any debris. you notice the grass and weeds that have grown-up across these places. it was a community and now it is grass and it is gone. there are big plans underway a maezer plan put into place. they continue to amaze me and inspire. we talked with justin and elena we are standing in what would be their living roop. -- living room. >> we saw how tough life can be. we saw what was most important with friends and familiar liar. we can replace things. god made us tough during this time. >> our local church reached out to us. family, friends and co-workers. we sent our dog to birmingham. eventually two people gave us their cars. >>> when you think about this 60 percent of the people who lost their homes were renting their homes. if you lose all of your clothe

mitch says he doesn't know what members of his own kau issues are saying. >> i guess we should be grateful he knew the names of the women. he isn't listening to what they are saying. clearly senator snowe, senator hutchison. those women really doll know. the reason that senator mckowsky apologized is she caught huge blow back from independent women and republican women when she went home for the weekend after casting that vote. >> can mitt romney afford to avoid this issue and let the sound chamber and people in the senate say it's all manufactured and it's no big deal? >> no. being in denial is not going to make the war on women go away. the republicans can make the war on women go away. here is how they can do it. first of all, they can take a birth control pledge and say i promise to do everything i can to enact policies that will make birth control available, universally to women throughout the country. every woman should have it. take the birth control pledge. take the pledge not to cut social security or increase the retirement age or be stingier with the cost of living adjustment on

i was sort of a town audity and i would call my kau over to the side of the fence. >> jimmy: what wasised him from this big. obviously he got bigger. i would pull him to the fence, get on his rocks at his feet. eventually he'd start to walk. >> jimmy: why? >> i trained a cow to ride like a horse. >> jimmy: that's rare. >> so rare and huge. >> jimmy: and dangerous? >> i may or may not have a mark here from getting kicked once. >> jimmy: jake kicked you? >> it's my own fault. >> jimmy: did you have growing up, riding jake around knowing that he was going to be a plate, is that something that bothered you? >> this is the part of the story that i blocked out. >> jimmy: oh, okay. we have a couple of pictures here. what is this? >> a tractor, man. >> jimmy: a tractor. okay. there you are. >> with jake. >> jimmy: that's jake the cow. >> yep. >> jimmy: you were about to mount him from above and leap down on him like spiderman or something? >> yeehaw. >> jimmy: how do you go from the farm to modelling and acting? >> my mom and i went to the mall. >> jimmy: that's how it always starts. >> it's

actually a cold front to the north of that to the great lakes going to bring really chilly area to seer kaususe, buffalo and detroit. as far as the drought goes, a dry march and april. we are going into severe drought categories in new england. extreme and severe drought in florida and georgia. we need the wet weather. this is how it is going the look the next 48 hours. the green shows you where it is going to rain. the yellows and oranges are the heaviest. we don't see much rain for florida and georgia and south carolina. that's where the drought is the worst. but new england, we'll see a drastic improvement getting this heavy rain event. we are predicting one to two inches of rain from richmond to d.c. to oxç city. the closer to the coastline, the better chance for the heavier rains. new england could get socked. the heavy amounts could be near long island, hartford, springfield, someone has a chance of four to six inches of rain. thankfully we don't have to worry too much about flooding because we have not had a lot of wet weather. also the big surprise in this forecast should come monda

this has to do with marion barry once again, and david kau tanya once again. >> i can remember the firste summer jobs program under marion barry. it was a successful program. now the argument is we will put limitations on the types of people or types of young people that can apply for these jobs. for instance, the qualmy brown side says, for a young person to get a job, that depends on their grades, and marion barry is saying that's unfair and is discriminating. but the summer jobs should be open to everybody. the kids that really need the jobs may not have the best grades at all because they come from very poor -- very poor culturally as well as economic back grounds. >> full discloser. i have two daughters that got jobs in the jobs program that marion barry started. i would say that people feel this is a good thing for all of the youth of the city. gives them a chance to get a job. tying in from grades, this is not the place for that. it might unfortunately cut out the people that really need the jobs, and because they have not had a good boost in life and they are not getting good gra

excited about a lot of things in kansas, one is that we have our share of the winner and we also have kaue got a couple of things to be thrilled tonight of course. here is my question to you. does it usually take much time before a winner comes skedaddling up your doorstep to say give me my money? >> the last large winner we had came forth in 48 hours but a lot of people take the time if they're listening to us at all, seeking good legal counsel, good financial advice and they're taking their time so when they come forward they'll be very prepared. >> so there's a lot to this when it comes to the money that the state benefits from, as opposed to the money that the lottery winner benefits from. the lottery winner gets a boatload of money but the states benefit, too, and i'm not sure if every state is the same but how does kansas benefit from all that money that came pouring into this lottery? >> that's a great question and first of all, we obviously get our profit on the tickets that we sell. when you sell more tickets we make more profits, tremendous for the state of kansas or any state.

because in terms of the mission, we kau this the veteran and the work horse of "discovery" because ofirst african-american shuttle commander was on the "discovery." it took astronaut and congressman john glenn back into space. obviously he was the first man to orbit into space over the moon. he came back after he was a congressperson to go back into space. "discovery" took him on that journey. it was the first to make the first flights following the loss of challenger and columbia. so "discovery" with these very historic journeys into space and making its final voyage back to its retirement into the udvar-hazy center where it will be on permanent public display. >> and the last ones to be in use are also going to be put on display in museums as well. this one obviously coming to the washington area. the enter pryprise will be sent to -- new york. and then there's "atlantis," the third one that's still around. that will also be put on display in a museum. and you know, "discovery" was the first shut toll fly again after the ch"challenger" and th columbia disasters. so it also has that