you describe trump as, quote, stupid and lazy. you refer to dumb as trumpers. you say this to kellyanne fitzpatrick f you. trump voters go f yourself. >> one thing to make sure you have a habit of taking a lot of things out of con dex. >> can i read you the tweet. >> if you are going to talk about a tweet. talk about a tweet. read me what it says and we can talk about it. let's not sit here and take a couple of words here and there. >> okay. would you want me to read some of your tweets? >> read me one. let's talk about the one that bothers you the most. >> well, there are a lot. and it's not that they bother me. >> i can't answer a question about a lot of tweets. give me an answer. give me a question. >> well, you are entirely entitled to your opinion. i just my only point is that you ought to label yourself as what you are which is an advocate you say things like this. how can trumpsters defend a president-elect. >> let's stop for a minute. >> i have a hundred of them. i'm trying to give you one right now. >> here, you know what? let's play the game another w

kennedy: people react like he put forth a formal policy. >> they are lazy. he changes narratives. his controversies linger because he baby ian stiens them. he gives them a new shiny and they look over here. >> they did it throughout the campaign. all the 16 people running against him didn't get it that he was provoking. i think he goes up in ther and sort of laugh -- goes up in the corn and sort of laughs. kennedy: they all hot he was a fool and char peninsula ana -- . kennedy: donald trump says he will turn his company over to his children. kmele, now can you have something even called or suggests a intliend trust when it screams the name trump. there is no way to be blind to the signs and the sound. >> i don't work there anymore, but my kids do, they are running the place. kennedy: we have this insane ocean-fronts property. >> it's always been a fiction that the politicians can isolate themselves from the rest of the world. they are never responding to their own incentives when they make policies. name me a federal official who hasn't left a hell of a lot more rich man when they

>> i mean, lazy people tend not to think that lazy is a bad thing.ry, but for the most part in a free market if you are lazy and fat it is because you are lazy and fat. sorry, poor people. you screwed up. >> so you are saying they are not willing to admit they are doing something wrong? >> exactly. the problem with our culture is we layout this red carpet for avoiding kul tau built. even successful people who have an excuse, i am an albino and have to work twice as hard because i can't go in the sun. it is three points for everything you earned. there is a lack of culpability and it is a sad part of america. this country was founded on the pleasure you derive from hard work and evolution has sprung from that. we have take ep that away -- taken that away and now you have a bunch of lazy fat people dyeing and complaining all the time. >> maybe things will change. thank you so much for coming. coming up, former nfl coach runs a trick play on the media. stick around. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" -- >> this week politico did what it takes

>> herbert hoover whiff of lazy fair 19th century and the power to issue licenses so to decide the commissioners with the outlet so the newspapers were unregulated so they were critical so though license renewal with the example given the describing not as much as you think because they have to do most of that so the federal government gives money to the states. so they have noticed so much to be carried out to the agency's through those officers but it did not start until 1935. one and congress passes the register that this tends the thousands of pages and 80,000 pages one year and it is one of a dozen pages of regulation but the federal regulators they are not understanding the soleil is -- such delays to deal with these regulations. >> with the growth of the state to make those are traces so that increases the delegation of congress giving back to power it is not they are more powerful that is the incumbency rate higher than the house of lords. and in the 19th century the concern was that congress was interfering too much. and also to micromanage too much. welcoming gail lumet buckley. [appla

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and laziness is really not allowed, right. you cannot be lazy, you must be hard working and pay attention in the training. >> for the first four months, apriana forfeits her entire wages to the agency. a total of 1600 euros. >> i'm not nervous, but i try to follow the instructions in the house, what ma'am say. everything i do the best. >> but if apriana's new boss isn't happy with her, she can exchange her free of charge. apriana will work together with suzanne tan's other maid dalia. they'll share this cubby hole next to the kitchen. six square metres, zero privacy. they get one day off a month, but tan is not happy with that she says that on their days off, the women sometimes meet up with foreign men who are also working in singapore. and if a domestic worker gets pregnant, she has to be repatriated at the employer's expense. the lucky plaza shopping mall is a favorite hangout for many of the domestic workers when they've got some time off. some are desperate. for them, the home charity has opened an office here. >> my boss

62% of white liberals said, they were prone to crime more so than anybody else, 40% said they were lazythey were also that they had less value. so what you learned from that poll is that a perception of blacks as criminals is no different among democrats as it is among republicans. isn't that part of the problem? that you believe that because of the hue of their skin is a criminal, and if you happen to be, on this set, where law-abiding and upstanding citizens. isn't that if you have that stereotype in your mind, isn't that what you pass to your children. you continue to have problems of racism in this country. that is a problem. >> i think that is fundamentally a problem. i think the perceptions the people don't square up with the experience of african-americans as we all know here overwhelmingly extraordinarily, hard working people. all they want is the same thing that other people white folks, asian folks, latino folks, want is which is to have an environment where their hard work can be recognized justly. what we need to do in order to overcome some of these gross misperceptions is

. >> and lazy criminals are coming after you this holiday season. 7 on your side's michael anyony is here with more on that. >> bad criminalsle. now we've got lazy guys coming after you us and now big concern in a big jump of attacks on our computers. the attackers try to get you to open e-mails and click on a link and as soon as they do they look the files on your computer. they call this the lady man's crime because it takes little work to get you to pay up. to avoid trouble be skeptical about the real source of e-mails and never click on a link unless you are sure you can trust it. this has been a major problem this holiday season. >>> you may recall one of the most famous hacker stories of the past year, a breach of ashley madison, a site meant for extra marital affairs. now they have agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle claims misleading its users. the site promised to protect the identity of marital cheerts and sta hackers also revealed the site fabricated millions of female user profiles. authorities said the so-called fembots were used to lure male customers. this affected 36

. >> deneen, gary's daughter is not lazy, but often these millennials are lazy.they have a lack of drive. and that's why they're living in their parents basements. >> kids these days. >> kids these days. >> you know, i think there are different categories here. are they working hard and trying to save so they can move out? or are they being a flug? but listen, speaking personally, i left home in my early 20s, i went to school to figure it out because i lived in basement apartments, i made ramen noodles very profitable and i took the scenic route to get to where i am today and proud of it. >> that scenic route took you to a great place. chuck, i got to ask you, as we try to figure this out, or the younger generation tries to figure it out, it's not so easy for them to get a job that they can make, you know, quick buck with here and there because so many of those jobs are either outsourced or computerized. and the robots are now taking over. it's not that easy to get a job. >> it's a different time for sure. you know, i grew up here in east texas and i'm home in te

you just become a bit lazy and drawn out with the daily grind of routine.w worrying trends, almost 80% of women aged a0 to 60 are either overweight, abuse, physically inactive or drinking more beneficial guidelines and almost 90% of men fall into the same category. amongst the health risks is diabetes, it has doubled in this age group in the past 20 years and treatment costs the nhs in england an estimated £1a billion per year. the reason why seeing these increases in chronic disease like cancer, stroke and heart disease, is in a large part because of behaviour is adopted during the a0 to 60 age period, so still smoking, not taking enough physical activity or drinking too much alcohol. and public health england is offering some help. this is the online health quiz that government officials want a0 to 60 rolls to take part in. it is on the government website and ask ‘s question about whether you are a man 01’ question about whether you are a man or woman and why you might want to become more healthy. it looks pretty straightforward, but the question is, will

he now has an attack plan and it's deliciously lame and lazy. he suggests the following. warn politicians they will be held accountable right to the dnc. form an anti-trump rapid response team. pretest the inauguration and run for office yourself. the president-elect must be quaking in his armani boots. i thought it was pretty funny. because michael moore also wrote, all hope is not lost, there are more us than there are of them. but for progressives who hate donald trump, all hope is lost. >> it is lost. he's going to be the president and he will have the powers that the president has. and really strange people are hoping he does a bad job just to prove themselves right. i hope he does a good job. i wasn't a trump supporter. as a libertarian i never had faith in any president. but you can't be rooting against the guy. you look sad. you look sad. if you like someone but they get married, you go, there is always divorce it might be true, but it's time to move on with your life. kennedy: what lazy talking points. these were people who first had faith? jill stein's recounts.

to become a bit lazy. the daily grind of routine. there are many people in his position.n a0 and 60 drinking more than official guidelines, are we back give an overweight. among the potentially devastating outcomes of this accumulation of health risks is diabetes. it has doubled in this age group in the last 20 years and are ready costs the nhs an estimated a0 million pounds per year. to many of us are million pounds per year. to many of us are ageing with a number of chronic diseases. the reason is we are seeing the increased in chronic diseases is in large part because of behaviour is adopted during our a0— 60 or old periods. still smoking, not getting enough physical activity, drinking too much alcohol. the big intake is it is going to put a huge burden on health services. the big intake is it is going to put a huge burden on health servicesm march, health quiz was launched as pa rt march, health quiz was launched as part of the campaign. it says more than a million people have taken at the crease and now they have a root mat to change their life. —— brute map. the jap

if they were too lazy, or too stupid. it's math, it's obviously. -- obvious. there is a way to make it work if you just get out your calculator and do it. >> if mr. trump wanted to, every week for the next four to eight years he would say something damming about carrier, that would mean just massive reduction in brand value. now carrier will get tons of positive publicity for keeping jobs in the country. >> good will is a good part of a corporate structure. it plays a big role in companies trying to raise money in their ratings. quality levels -- there is a big element with respect to good will from the corporate balance sheet to america. they're saying if these guys don't like you, i am a consumer and i have a choice, i may go with the rival almost every time. he was in a very strong position and he took advantage of it. to melissa's point, i think they look at not solutions, per se, but a place to get money, raise money, and demonize. i think we have a more solution oriented president now. that means good news for everyone. particularly what we have seen in

. >> we're lazy. >> just ask the driver. next up. all right. with their parents is the highest it's been in 75 years. 75 years. what do you think? >> i think it's no surprise. we have a lot of student loans. everyone says we're lazy but we're trying to be financially sparty, are you living with your parents? eyele and i love it. >> nothing wrong. you seem dirk. >> i don't feel guilty. who else is going to show them how to use the dvr. >> oh, my goodness, did you actually say that. >> she's a lawyer. >> doing well in life but it's too many people. left home when i was 17. my childhood -- jude the rick you out? no mybed -- bedroom is the room of my little sister's hedgeç ho. when i come home i sleep on the couch. >> it doesn't -- in the italian culture, generations live together. japanese, generations. >> the beautiful thing out our culture is you get to leave. >> in my mom's jewish home, everything is there. my tide kids are 10 and 7 -- >> part of this entitlement culture for -- specially minimum lenals, want to be in save spaces -- >> you kuo k

. >> guys like the fat, lazy stand ins. >> no, no, trump -- 70 is the new 60, as they say.on't think his age is a concern. he seems very vivacious and the four hours of sleep he gets at night can't possibly be hurting him. >> some people just don't sleep. apparently trump sleeps about four hours a night. >> as well as maggie thatcher and winston churchill, i believe. >> it is the type-a personality. they can get by without much sleep. >> i think liberals need to be afraid. if donald trump goes and he could, let's face it, you look at mike pence who is even scarier for liberals and then it gets progressively worse for them. donald trump who -- i actually voted democrat for a few and they want to keep him in power. >> whether from the right or the left, people admit that mike pence is even more conservative than trump, right? >> he is worse in every way than trump. >> i didn't say worse. i said he is more conservative. >> that's what i said. trump is popular and trump can speak to people. mike pence is an awful nobody has been and would have been put out to pasture. >> libera

my point is, if we do stop the news, you will be the first to go lefties because you're the most lazy out there. so in a way, we're protecting you from your own fascism. >> wow, pretty good, you want the button or don't want the burn? >> i don't want the button, i don't want any type of regulation. >> let it go, we'll figure it out. one of the hottest things at the beginning and end of 2016. people are sharing how they felt about the first and end of the year in pictures. they are mostly grim. you see that one there. i think a lot of the people are upset, it's a trump thing, gavin, they act like their life is not going as well. i asked you to bring some pictures that show how you felt. how the -- the different gavin. >> opposite reaction. >> i was worried. i mean, i knew that trump would win, but you know you let doubt come in. i thought i don't know if we can bounce back from this. i mean, we had eight years of catastrophe, eight years of social justice, where he said i think we should change the redskins' name, and nasa is talking about muslim mathemat mathematics. i thought i can't

you are not even middle—aged, i know that. 80%, they say are overweight, lazy or drink too much.y. these are shocking figures. 80% of people in your age group... thank you for that! 7796 of people in your age group... thank you for that! 77% of men are overweight. that alone is a public health crisis coming down the track for the nhs. then in diabetes. 0nly 13% of men and with 1% of women are normal weight, 13% of men and with 1% of women are normalweight, physically 13% of men and with 1% of women are normal weight, physically active and do not treat too much. the problem is these warnings have been issued before and no one has taken notice. these people will end up having extremely unhealthy periods in the latter pa rt extremely unhealthy periods in the latter part of their lives. it is a concern for the nhs, social care cost a n concern for the nhs, social care cost an across—the—boa rd. concern for the nhs, social care cost an across—the—board. seeing headlines like these, we have seen them, but no one seems to be listening. again, frankly, if you look at all the headlines, w

a bad person-- lazy, don't want to work, borrows money. that person's always gonna have enemies. this is your son-in-law. big insurance settlement from the bus company, he says he's gonna get. for 3 years he don't do nothing, just so he can prove he's got a bad back. don't ask me if he's really hurt. he sits and plays quick-draw on the lottery. might have had a disagreement with your son-in-law, maybe over a bad debt, anything of that sort? my little boy had a hole in his heart. who? who's this now? my grandson that they murdered. he had a hole in his heart. my tina took such good care, and i would take care of him. but that one... plays quick-draw on the lottery. someone murdered... my daughter, my little josh. and that one don't get murdered? i prayed to god! please take my life... so my little boy's heart would be good. oh, he could have taken my life.... [sobbing] all right, mrs. vargas. i have nothing now. i don't even mind coming here. i have no place to go... lieutenant, corrections called regarding an onus price. thanks, naomi. unpleasant, but i just imagine he's a hologr

and just lazy defense and they go up by four.n-- a two handed dunk and two point game but the musketeers hit the free throws down the stretch. >>> virginia tech had not beaten the blue devils since 2011. never trailed in one as they pull off the upset. va rain chance tech taking out number five, duke, 89, 75 and a happy. >>> cavaliers hosted fl state. the guy with the man bun, big three ball for the woo hoos. and the power of the man bun, duane -- says everything is better with me. hits a three, a stepout three. and fsu beats uva in a tough loss. >>> maryland will get nebraska tomorrow high noon, making sure nobody is celebrating too much. key players hurt including -- they are both doubtful. tip-off, high noon college park tomorrow. >>> alabama versus washington is going on right now. and the huskies were big time underdogs. they strike first and that was it. that's the only points on the board right now. we're in the 4th quarter. and alabama showing you why they are the defending champs. this. he could go all the way and right

it is not really for lazy people, it was created to help people with limited mobility. right now it is on kick starter . with six days to go it have already made its financial goal. >>> it is chilly outside but the air quality management district is asking residents to not start any fires. a wood-burning band was issued for today and tomorrow. officials say the weather traps smoke near the ground and in the wintertime fireplaces are the number one source of air pollution. >>> and of course that is happening on the longest night of the year. we have also mentioned rain, we will talk about christmas days forecast as well as we look live from oakland airport. your forecast is coming up. >>> newest 6:00, a bay area city home to three of the top 10 most dangerous schools. that is when it comes to traffic accidents what they have in common that is putting kids at risk. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, i am just checking the temperature in chicago where it is 27 degrees right now. in the great lakes they are getting a mix of snow and ice. on the west coast eyes will be m

. >> lazy gift giving, you are not lazy at all.ffort to make partners feel under appreciated. so you dress the at point. you spend now, so it is not the repeated. sometimes we do gifts from a loved 1oh, thank you. you don't want to be mean like i hate this or why did you get me this. in the long run, it doesn't work out because they don't know that hey it is not what i was looking at from you. >> i don't drink. is there people in my life that no, i don't drink. sometimes i will get bottles of champagne. but you know what, like the whole idea of giving a gift for something or receiving a gift i think is so nice, to get any kind of gift i'm always grateful. >> it is thought the counts. >> yes. >> how long has it been. >> without drinking. >> i think i have had a couple beers in high school and decided i don't really want, i just never like it. i tried it because other people tried it and it just wasn't my thing so a long time. >> lets get to number one, fight ago the in laws. holidays can be a tense time for couples and often in-laws

everything else, i am very lazy. charlie: did you watch the olympics?i watched beach even though i played indoor. on theay at all, i play beach it is hard to -- it is , easier to get doubles on the beach. charlie: how has money made a difference in your life? amy: it has been so nice. it has changed the way i travel and where i stay. and it is -- the people i am closest to, it is a pleasure to be able to give to them and my brother and sister and make life easier. you know, to be able to spread it out. yeah. and that is security. it is really nice. and it is really nice to not have come from money because i really appreciate it. it is a security. all i care about is my friends and family. and then being healthy and happy and i can help with that. ♪ ♪ charlie: how long does this last? do you have any sense about that? not that you should have any sense of how long it lasts but -- they are so good now and they have so many things, i've got to go as fast as i can to do as much as i can? amy: i have felt that way my whole life. and since i have gotten into

it might be a lazy suny for theda r >>> monday night football going to be particularly good because our guys are playing. >> it was all about scoreboard watching and finger crossing. the redskins are favored to win tomorrow night, but a, that's the same margin the odds makers had for the ns playing the brown, they're playing the defending nfc east, nfc champs and that's the team they expect to show up tomorrow night. >> regardless of whatever the numbers say, the penalty, they got a really good defense. you know, their front seven is wup of the top if not the top in the league and then they got some really good young guys in the back. we know going to be a challenge. >> they're a good football team. they're a dangerous team. you know, they've had mishaps this year, but they're still a very kang yous football team. like i said, they have weapons everywhere from cam to stewart to the tight end. they've got a lot of weapons. >> all are still capable we got to come out with our a game. we got to match our offensive attempts because our offense is rolling. if it can do the same, it would be

in bed with his pajamas with his vr doing this, outside playing but at the same time being inside, lazyhild does. >> that's a small, very capable drone. let's move on to something a bit larger. so far there hasn't been a drone commercially capable of carrying a human being so popular youtube blogger casey set out to build one of his own. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> oh, hey, i was wondering what he was going to do. do you know what? wouldn't you like to go to work that way? >> this is like santa's sleigh modern style. this is unreal. this is not fake. this hasn't been special effected in any way. that drone is huge and capable of lifting casey, pretty cool. >> heather rooney is known on youtube for her amazing artistic talent and in this case she was incredibly bored by this simple red cup. >> they have to keep it simple. any time they do anything with it, everybody loses their mind. >> well in this case, look at this. he decided to take a white marker and she is going to make it a little more christmas festive, by adding a sleigh with santa, the reindeer. >> oh, no, stop the press. this is cool

. >> i get told off for being lazy. but afterwards on please because i get good marks at school. i think for me it is useful. >> 85% of parents in france say they resort to spanking. as of 2017 all corporate punishment will be illegal. the french civil code also bans verbal and -- society supports this idea that in order for children to be raised properly they need to be smacked. this idea needs to be changed. it's about making them understand they are reaching their objectives. >> it is finally telling the line, joining the ranks of 30 other european nations. child abuse associations argue that banning violence with your children leads to many societies benefits. many know aren't convinced. surveys last year show that more than two thirds of french parents were against the ban. >> the warmest year in modern times. isething the scientists say a result of our dependence on fossil fuels. 3 million square meters of polar ice has melted during the course of this year alone. >> a new heat record for planet earth. haven't been this high in the last 137 years. they were 1.2 degrees cels

. >> john: after a very lazy couple months in autumn where everything was absolutely beautiful, the cold and snow has returned. now, today's high, 20?. normally we should be around 32, 33?. but we're going to see below zero temperatures tonight. and the last time we had a below zero temperature was 1 below zero, that was all the way back on january 19, so it's been a while, bundle up, folks, it's my -- minot, north dakota. tomorrow, windchills could get down to 30 below zero, our temperatures will get down to below zero. 12 is what our current temperature is now, milwaukee, and also in racine, everybody else in the single-digits already, and, it already feels like 7 below waukesha, and also in burlington. 15 below in whitewater, 12 below port washington, sheboygan, and also in fond du lac. so we'll put our computer model to work, and see what the windchills are projected to be at 9:00 this evening, 25 below zero, that fits the windchill criteria, in waukesha, port washington, also in milwaukee, then all night, we can see windchills as low as 30 below zero. by the afternoon tomorrow, they

that i did not take a lazy approach myself. and if that makes me an asterisk in history, that's okay. i think it's not to be lazy when you go to the ballot box. >> and who are you going to vote for when the electoral college meets? >> i'm not sure. i'm in deliberation phase. i've said someone like john kasich. there are others who could serve as well, but i'm looking for someone with executive experience, legislative experience, and it may offend some of your viewers, but a republican. i'm going to vote for a republican. it's just not going to be donald trump. >> so you would not try to throw the outcome to hillary clinton. you would want to absolutely vote for a republican. >> that's, that's my plan. and i think there's got to be someone out there who fits the bill and fits the need and will stand up. >> christopher suprun, thank you for joining us, really appreciate it. >> thanks for your time tonight. >> and we're joined now by a columnist for the washington post and msnbc political analyst. there we go. there's the first de

you describe trump as stupid and lazy and [ bleep ], f you. >> hold on. >> a lot of things are out of context. >> yeah, i want you to answer this question. was he in a mental hospital in 1990 as you alleged or not? >> let me answer the question. >> go ahead. >> look, you're not fooling anybody. you're trying to stop me from giving the answer. [ laughter ] >> give me give you the answer. >> this is a little nutty. i got to be honest. i'm asking you -- >> i noticed earlier -- >> that's stunningly responsible. here is where it gets strange after taking flak on twitter. he said he suffered a seizure of twin tweeted a flashing strobe light and threat of a seizure. he's threatening legal action. >> now copy cats. >> apparently, i can't look at my twitter feed anymore, but apparently, a lot of people find this very funny. a lot of people who identify themselves as trump supporters are loading up my twitter feed with more strobes. it is amazing to me that, you know, simply because i'm a political reporter, simply because i write about, you know, donald trump that we have become so sick and tw

the big fat man and lazy husband, and little nagging wife. barbara cartland never has all this trouble. well after a few weeks we thought this was going to get a bit boring. so we started playing against the script. same words, but trying to give them a bit more character. round it out a bit. fish knives, they are common as muck! i'm glad we haven't got any. stan did it all himself, you know. well, the mural, anyway. sings. oh, hilda, there you are love. oh, hello. drawn to me compulsorily were you? ay? by my singing. you know, the way them singing sirens used to draw unsuspecting sailors to their doom. music: "boogie nights" by heatwave. quincy always talks about thinking that i must have been black. i must have been, you know, before he met me, because of the music of heatwave. music: "rock with you" by michaeljackson. the whole thing took two weekends and it was amazing. by the time it was over, quincy and i had become such close buddies, that he said i want you to work on everything i'm doing. music: "thriller" by michaeljackson. here is

is laziness.it is also easy to ask someone to push the button. and it is about making life easier for people. we also need to make sure that the manufacturers help us i have been default advice about what we have to do in relation. it can be quite complicated out there, especially for us silver surfers. more passwords. if i understood that correctly, you should have all of your passwords in one place and then have a password to get into your passwords. if someone gets a passwords. if someone gets a password that got all your passwords. that is correct. you whisper a day we would have surrounded by nature of that technology? i don't like right now in fact. surrounded by big insects. look around. a mild wet year weatherwise. it's been a mild and wet year weather—wise and tim muffett's in somerset for us this morning to tell us what that's meant for the uk's wildlife population. iamat i am at one with nature this morning on this cold morning. but it has been a mild winter, generally speaking this yea

. >> what do you make of the notion that millennials are just lazy? >> it's called the snowflake generation, and there is an element of truth in all of these things that people say. with the ability to do something and then the desire to not do very much at all, because it's easier to opt out than opt in. >> ingrid, jonathan, thank you. >>> a massive manhunt under way in germany, an arrest could be made at any moment. german officials releasing the name and photo of this tunisian man suspected in the deadly attack in a crowded christmas market monday. new details, his motives and the big red flags that were missed. >> they knew he was a suspect and let him go. as refugees are flooding right into the u.s., and president obama is releasing more gitmo detainees, former governor mike huckabee weighing in on that, and he is mad. >> president obama could cost the country billions of dollars, but warns donald trump against using too many executive orders. go figure. . lauren: huge development in the manhunt for this suspect involved in monday's truck attack

. >> the lazy dad. hurry up. come on. the panicked dad. out here. >> this guy's great. i love this. >> found it. chasing dad. dad forgot their shopping list dad. >> you have to call the missus, what was it that was on the list? >> stuff i said i didn't need to write down, i swear i'd remember. >> the embarrassed dad. i don't need -- put the -- up on aisle three. >> this is probably my favorite. >> wow. got a lot of cooperation from this market. >> that is part two of the she'll be right dad. >> all i can say is good luck to you, dad. >> sorry about that. go grocery shopping with a baby. >>> their bucket list includes bull riding. >> maybe they are -- >> only eight seconds, what could go wrong? >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, it's a shocking scene in the street. >> huge bright flashes of light. >> the story behind the blaze that put on quite the show. >>> and he's got a bone to pick about his lady picking a place to eat. >> just give me your final answer. give me some kind of clue. >> why his rant makes a very funny and valid point. >> i said i don't

for us, buying after big runs can be a bit reckless and lazy. most investors are smart enough to wait for a pullback. insider buys after decent runs tells me these guys don't think there will be a pullback and there's nothing more bullish than that. sure i want to wait after they bought, but that's the best of all possible worlds, and you usually don't get that. one more method of cramer's madness, when you see insider buying in a stock that's already had a solid run, you probably want to be buying too. bob in new york, bob. >> caller: jim, steeler booyah to you. >> steelers from new york, all right. well, why not? what's up? >> caller: i have a question about interest rates. when the fed raises interest rates, good companies with attractive dividend yields and growth prospects suddenly rapidly go out of favor. can you add some clarity to why? >> well, because people extrapolate there, bob. once they see rates start to go up, they figure they're going to go up for a while. if that's the case, they want to get out what they perceive as being a ri

i think you just become a bit lazy and a bit drawn out with the daily grind of routine. it has doubled in this age group in the last 20 years and already costs the nhs in england an estimated £14 billion per year. we are ageing as a population but too many of us are ageing with a number of chronic diseases. the reason why we are seeing this increase in chronic diseases such as cancer, stroke and heart disease is in large part because of behaviours which are adopted in the 40—60 age period. for example, still smoking or not getting enough physical activity, or perhaps drinking too much alcohol. the big impact, of course, is that this is going to put a huge burden on health services. to get the message across, in march public health england launched a health quiz as part of its one you campaign. it says more than1 million people have now taken the quiz and now have a route map to change their lives. robert pigott, bbc news. one woman has died after up to 20 vehicles were involved in dozens of collisions on the a40 near witney in 0xfordshire. brown a dozen people we re 0xfo