it is about engaging in and healthy lifestyle. we are looking to reach out, especially to women who have had gestational diabetes, in the national diabetes program. we know they are at high risk. host: patrick, democratic caller. s.i., new york. caller: i was in europe with my grandchildren a few years ago. they were drinking coca-cola and i took it away from them. i looked at the ingredients, and in europe that they do not use high fructose corn syrup. they only use sugar. they only use sugar.

for us, it's a lifestyle brand.laces where our guys want to be. >> reporter: that lifestyle includes an advertising world where women literally chase after men. >> it can make any ball sparkly and new. >> reporter: and web videos where women make jokes about balls. almost a single entendre. >> so, no one wants to play with dirty equipment. that's why you have to keep your balls clean. >> reporter: get it? no question, it's racy. especially considering there's no shortage of young teenage boys wearing this stuff. >> we're really clearly a brand that's around 18 to 24-year-old guys. that's the lifestyle we want to personify and the space that we're really looking to tap into. >> reporter: kids are younger wearing axe out there, aren't there? >> i'm sure younger guys would like it as well. >> reporter: younger guys no doubt like the constant push toward cool. axe puts up all kinds of instant concerts, instant parties and instant bashes to promote its products, like this one in dallas. way too cool and way too loud for

we have a healthy lifestyles clinic for children affected by over weight or obese.e want to catch you before you get to the obese level. what we do is identify children who are at risk for becoming obese and try to funnel them into good medical care to make sure they don't have prediabetes or any medical problem like thyroid disease or something we can treat and dress that. we look at lifestyle choices and try to talk about no juice or modifying the doctor that runs the obesity clinic and the doctor used to have a juice and a circle and a line. no offense to juice producers, but a glass of orange juice has five or six oranges in it. eat the orange. talk about healthy choices and how to fit it into a diet that's appropriate. >> before we get to the award, it sounds like sf general is culturally sensitive. does a hospital have to be there? do we have to gauge the constituen constituents? >> i would think that's the best approach and san francisco general, you have seen the hearts campaign from the foundation. we call ourselves and i hope it's a good description the he

i said i had more than enough money to support any of my lifestyle and my family's lifestyle. >> madoff also said when he saw that scheme was about to unravel, he tried to get some investors their money back. he said they simply would not take it. madoff is currently serving a 150 year sentence. the 21st century version of keeping up with the joneses. it's easy to fall into the trap of comparing your real life to someone else's virtual one. a mental health impact of social networking. >> posted on facebook, a luck rust vacation to the islands. >> people want to highlight their strengths, show off from time to time. >> or -- [ audio difficulty ] -- even better, how beautiful i am at my dream wedding. >> i recently was looking at someone's wedding photos to see if they lost any weight and they kind of did, but i think it was just the dress. >> wondering what your high school rival is up to? check out her picture. >> i think everybody does. there is nothing more awesome than seeing some mean girls get really fat. you can't help it, right. i think anyone that says otherwise is lying. >> it'

in terms of supporting a healthy lifestyle, many different things on mental health, access to healthy food. also, families were desiring more open spaces for recreational opportunities as a family unit. lastly, we heard concerns around violence. one of -- community violence. one of the themes that came up in these sessions was parents wanting access to open spaces that were safe for families to concrete and the safe from any community violence issues.

the reason is that all believers live in the settlement and they always prefer a reclusive lifestyle. the founders of nikolai fled the soviet union to america to escape persecution on religious grounds in alaska the old believers who tried to distance themselves from civilization much like they would do in russia and initially it was a private no down to that but the signs had been removed and now people can visit us they can talk to us and meet. is no longer settlements today it is even something of a tourist attraction a cafe run by the feel of the most lucrative business in the settlement. this is mission. big. for three decades it never occurred to the old believers that someday americans might be among their neighbors they tried to escape visiting other towns but now the american houses stay near the russian ones i keep hearing no matthew has five children he moved. seven years ago after buying one third of the local land his american dream is slowly becoming a reality land was. pretty good price the russians i'm sure the russians people that are here your socks. have a nice set

in terms of supporting a healthy lifestyle, many different things on mental health, access to healthy food. also, families were desiring more open spaces for recreational opportunities as a family unit. lastly, we heard concerns around violence. one of -- community violence. one of the themes that came up in these sessions was parents wanting access to open spaces that were safe for families to concrete and the safe from any community violence issues. that is a brief overview. i know i sped through it quickly. we want to leave some time for your questions so that we can drill down on anything that is of particular interest to you. commissioner lee: i found your number is very interesting, particularly with the african- american population being so small. according to your chart, african-american youth in poverty has dropped more than 60%, which is an astounding number if you consider the popular perception that people half -- that people have. in fact, the largest population, white children. it shows after 2000, number is climbing back up to the 1990's, if i am meeting to chart correc

its four hundred inhabitants trying to stick to a lifestyle reminiscent of siberia rather than america. if you did thirty people tourists came shearing nine hundred sixty eight year this is the first house they have built here to be safe why they feel me hugh you're not young enough how do you choose an evil man for some reason trying to guess why there's no escape for you dressed to kill. is famous in nicholai of school and she is known for causing a stir the locals are not particularly fond of her because she is the only settler who is always ready to talk to journalists. and the reason is that all believers live in the settlement and they always prefer a reclusive lifestyle. the founders of nikolai of school fled the soviet union to america to escape persecution on religious grounds in alaska the old believers trying to distance themselves from civilization much like they would do in russia. initially it was a privately laid should no doubt about that but the signs have been removed and now people can visit us here they can talk to us and meet. is no longer a settlement today it is

choices from baptizing their babies to the way to keep warm people are rediscovering country lifestyles and the russians are faced with ceramic tiles and brick it's widespread i get thirty years where a tree that can ribands children are on the minds of a creative couple working in the bible business pavel gavrilov a children's book illustrator part of another canvas for the characters he created on paper and started adapting them into felt the funny felt company is now something which we aren't and factory mass production it employs single mothers so they can work from home and raise their families. because this region is well to do compared with other regions he's in this is there are many people with artistic minds or is important is to find ways to lead and be manifest it often is difficult to find how to do that. many people a idea of social importance and tapper nash his own new they don't understand what it means but i believe it's the feature of this region. whether it's sports history or art there seems to be something here for everybody who wants to make a buck and create new

of course also is part of the problem with the emerging middle class which is that the american lifestyle is just not sustainable over the globe and i'm just curious in your research i mean i know you gave us some solutions and good ideas for how to start closing that gap but what's your prediction i mean is that realistic or do you see it getting even wider well you know i'm sorry christine but i am a pessimist in the hype you believe that. america in particular is it is in a difficult period and it might come out of it but certainly for the next decade or so america is going to be going through a difficult period in a period in which there are going to be increased any qualities other parts of the world are going to see that inequality gap lessen but here i think we're heading towards some rocky times all right fredricka thanks so much for joining us from new york thank you and that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to our t. dot com slash usa check out our you tube page youtube dot com slash r t america. we met in a park. i think. we never got the feds they

i wouldn't tell people to change their diet and exercise and change their lifestyle. but they don't work. you see, serotonin deficiency is actually a sign of deeper imbalances. it's a sign of imbalances that are caused by toxins, and stress, and a toxic diet, and too much sugar, and vitamin deficiencies, and even food allergies. and we don't hear the truth. you know, in the new england journal of medicine, a study was published that showed that showed a negative outcome were under reported. in other words, drug companies only published the studies that showed things worked, and don't publish the studies that show they don't work, which leaves us with the impression that they work. now, let's look at the studies that show they do work. well, the studies that show they do work, show they work in half the people, in half the time, to relieve half the symptoms. not a very good track record. and the majority of the people who do take them have side-effects, like weight gain and sexual dysfunction. imagine being fat and asexual, that's enough to make you depressed. [laughte

real basis for what i'm going to say but i'll say it anyway you know what i do have say for the lifestyle. how full his life has been because of his curriculum details so far i simply don't understand how you can possibly have spread to three or four years full time acquiring a genuine promise of a long speech when we can all talk with one of our prestige universities to get a doctorate ability is no joke i'm not saying he's not clever enough he may well be clever enough but how did he do it in the time i just don't believe it so i think it's fishy so that's i think a good reason for the director of the numbers going on to resign which he's done and i applaud him for it i think it's the honorable thing to do what you clearly have no no or most likely have any direct hand in the business but it's his responsibility however he then went on to say that he apologized for a run drudge would look he blamed libby talked about cooperation between the london school of economics and libby and i don't agree with that at all i think he was quite right to do that and he shouldn't apologize for it i'm

in avoiding chronic anger and depression should be added to the prescription for a healthy lifestyle. >>> a san francisco man dies in a snowboarding accident. why the circumstances of his death is raising concerns to the ski industry. >>> and there is still some light showers out there, light storm tracker 2 shows those. when i come back i have the latest computer model showing more rain headed our way in the next 24 hours. >>> the big rig carrying a load of lumber backed on the commute in san ra fell for an hour-and- a-half. the trailer came loose from the truck around 5:40 a.m. and that was on southbound 101 near sir francis boulevard. the weather did not play a role in that accident but it certainly did add to the commute headaches. >>> there is a lot of new snow in the sear sierra and it turned deadly for one man. we have more on what going out- of-bounds mean. ken. >> reporter: i am standing right now on what is clearly not groomed terrain, behind me it is essential wilderness and virgin snow, the kind of area where you might find off of the beaten path at an area where the ski i

, >>reporter: a lifestyle that is changing forever as the chinese move in their millions from the country to the cities, grow richer and consume more, putting more pressure on an already resource stretched planet. >>but china is making more impressive headway than many other countries meaning it could become the world's first green superpower. >>still to come on world business... >>why it's only natural for scientists to copy designs evolution has perfected. >>and we take a trip to the french alps for a spot of speed riding. >>fast, furious and flying high... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>over the last few hundred years the technological leaps made by mankind have been staggering. but the complexity of what we can achieve today is nothing compared to what occurs naturally in the animal world. and some scientists believe the best way forward is simply to copy nature. >>reporter: nature is amazing, efficient and above all sustainable. and a growing number of designers and scientists are looking closer than ever to the natural world for inspiration. >>parker: biomimeti

career maybe over because she tried to help a homosexual man that claimed he wanted to leave the lifestyle in 2009. >> i was approached by a young man, he was gay, very unhappy, and he was depressed. he want today leave the life style. would i be able to help him nuchlt new his real name wasn't matthew stans, it was patrick strudwick and lying about why he came to her. >> i totally believed everything he said. i had no reason to suspect anything else. he seemed very anxious. he kept asking a lot of the same questions. i thought he was trying to decide if this was the right therapist. >> leslie say throughout 2 counseling sessions, patrick made it clear he want today leave the gay life style. he was an undercover journalist with a tape recorder taped to his body. then the counseling sessions began and leslie's professional nightmare began. >> he then telephoned me. his voice completely changed. he said he had just lied about everything, everything. his name, address, occupation. that he wasn't unhappy at all, a gay journalist, happy in his gay life style. his purpose was to expose me and pe

. >> we have individual lifestyles, individual ways of working.ur society has become more multicultural. w that comes the desire to have unique products. we know what's possible and are less willing to compromise. >> anyone not daunted by the sheer range of choices can also create their own perfume online. a company called my purr fume began >> believe it or not, there are 28 billion possible companiess. >> there's he willen, lilly of the valley, mandarin, jazmine, rose. mumbing. -- at the heart is the virtual fragrance designer. they help users make their own perfumes. >> the challenge was to develop a website in which you can create your own fragerans without actually being able to smell it beforehand. we got around this by working a lot with images and descriptions around our client's memories. >> one can select the name, color and bottle. >> the lonely recorder is an instrument with something of an image problem, and it's often dismissed as a starting tool for kids. but germany is set is about changing that. she got her start on the instrument

we used to have about 180 kids to provide academic success, job readiness, healthy lifestyles, and we're taking from the children that are the future of our generation. so please reconsider budget cuts, and i just want to say hello to maria and thank you for all the work you do. please do not cut our children funds. thank you. [applause] >> i am just a parent on treasure island. my kids go to treasure island boys and girls club. they need that clubhouse, just like i need my kids to do their homework. [applause] one more question for the mayor and supervisor -- i just want to know what are you guys doing with the money from the number one cash crop in california, which is cannabis? i know you guys are charging cannabis club a large tax. i want to know where that tax money is going and why we are having a budget crisis when you're getting that much money from each club in san francisco. [applause] >> hello. in the coordinator of the friends of but never part. the reason i'm speaking today is particularly for our rec and park department and our clubhouses. the park is in the tenderloin at t

to get back on. , -- to get back on point, raving is a lifestyle. it has to be experienced. the bottom line is the people around you. it is not about the lights or how much money is spent. it is about the struggles we all share and accomplishments we come together for. i am pleading with you as a commission to be our voice, be our sword and spear, and fight against the tyranny of what this represents. i am giving you this morning now. either it is going to get past -- the party will go on. there are going to be parties. you can bank on the effect of young people assembling together. it spans the history of time. i do. please unite with us and come together so we can fight against this. president newlin: at this time, i am going to close public comment. do any commissioners want to add their thoughts? >> i made notes. because of the hour, i am not going to do that. for those of you who talk about free events, it is not free. people have to get the permit. they have to get the sound system. everybody needs to pay the rent. everybody needs to eat. it costs somebody something al

they concentrate on living a healthy lifestyle. we're here to tell you more about the challenge. christine, thank you for joining us today. can you tell us about the goal of the challenge? >> yeah, the goal of the challenge is to get the people active and to learn what they're doing on their daily lives. >> and how to teams earn points? >> they can work out and eat healthy and eat greens each day. they can go to wellness seminars we're putting oned a different physical activities. >> what's the prize of winning challenge? >> well, that's saying that your team won the challenge which you can hold over your teammate's heads and we have grand prizes for other things. >> reporter: how can this benefit the students on campus? >> it helps them understand about what they're doing to their bod -- bodies. >> all right, thank you. >>> having trouble passing the writing kills test? have no fear, the learning resource's center is here. they're trying to pass the writing skill's test. this specialist says that student can take the test over and over. >> take it early and often. >> in the work

still ahead, trying to shed some pounds in many turn to diets to do it, but researchers say two lifestyle changes may be your key. >>> also, tightening the leash. the new law that could be in store for dog walkers in one of the baya's largest cities. >>> and the controversial page pulled by facebook today. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. more sunshine today and yes, a little warmer. right now, francisco. winds most of us continue in the 60s right now. however, we're going to be talking about some 70s and 80s. >>> dog owners in san jose will need a shorter leash for their pets. city council approved an ordnance changing leash restrictions from 20 feet to just six feet in length. repeat violators will reportedly be slapped with a $100 fine. members proposed the ordnance after the 2009 death of beverly head, who became tangled in a leash before falling and bumping her head. >>> the world's biggest retailer was in court today. walmart is asking the supreme court to desert fi a class action lawsuit who say the company des criminated against them in pay and promotions. one of the women is from here in th

, or makes healthy lifestyles difficult to live.ost: our first phone call for dr. ann albright is mike. and the independent caller from fon du lac, wisconsin. i hav caller: i have a question and then a comment. what are your guidelines about blood trigger? what about a person to operate in the ninth time and day? what kind of impact will this have on insurance? guest: there are a few numbers when you have diabetes. there is a diagnostic criteria. we have three ways that we diagnose. there is an a one c test. if your number is over 6.5 on two occasions, you would be considered to have diabetes. if your blood sugar level is over 126 fast and. you can also have a test where you drink a glucose syrup and they can test your blood sugar. if that is over 190, it would also give you the diagnosis of diabetes. it sounds like what your asking what your blood sugar level should be once you have the disease. it is important to point out that needs to be discussed with your health care team. there are recommendations and guidelines. those can ce

there's so many things in our lifestyle that destroy our balance of friendly bacteria in the digestiveract. we have exposure to chemicals, air pollution, household chemicals, our water, body care products. all of this interferes with the level of friendly bacteria in our digestive tract. medications. even if you're not prescribed medications, you're exposed to them every day. where we live, they found antibiotics, antidepressants, and even antipsychotics in our water. just what i want in the morning, prozac in my coffee. [laughter] and many people eat so much processed foods, which i call dead food, and it's all missing any friendly good bacteria. and many people have a condition of low stomach acid from the overuse of antacids. but you know what? it's happening in all of us, all of us, at any age. the new report from the president's cancer panel said that environmental toxins are related to cancer. imagine that. it's so bad that they're calling our newborns pre-polluted babies. the best thing for a pregnant woman would be to supplement with probiotics, because it will strengthen her i

i love the people, the clothes, the lifestyle.30 rock that's exactly like the "jersey shore." it's called "the jersey floor." [ laughter ] it's still an office, but it's got fist-pumping, it's got hair gel, it's got hot tubs. it's fantastic. and that's why my friends and i go there every chance we get. so, get ready, you guys. here's the first episode of "jersey floor." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's my man right there. my thanks to josh myers. everyone stay tuned for "carson daly." have a good night. see you tomorrow! >> everybody, we're clear! >> jimmy: we're clear? you ready to do this? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: let's go! [ screams ] >> come on! let's go! are you coming? you're coming. yeah! show's over, baby. it's go time. ♪ >> steve: i cannot wait to get there. >> we're going. >> let's do this! >> i need to get there asap. >> come on, come on, come on! we're going to jersey floor, bitch! [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: we're on the jersey floor, baby. i'm about to do. >> doh! we got an inflation. [ laughter ]

. >> reporter: lifestyle affected his career decisionses.was the example of what was considered a man's man, a hard drinking womanizer, unashamed of scandal, but he was insecure and believed his superstardom came from his marriage to elizabeth taylor. this contributed to his alcoholism, which in turn contributed to the destruction of his marriage and a drop in the quality of his work. there was a period when he would appear in almost any production that would pay him over a million dollars. burton admitted he didn't recall making some of those films. and reading about his offscreen tirades only added to the picture of a wasted talent. while burton was still capable of exceptional work such as his role in equis, he was only a bankable star when reteamed with taylor, or while reliving past glories. since his personal life had calmed down recently, he was healthy, and had stopped drinking, his early death seems all the more tragic. happily years from now, only his best works will be remembered and when richard burton was at his best, he was the

force, that we will keep implementing that my predecessors started, educating people on healthy lifestyles, exercise, healthy diet. we talked about the environment. it is about the food we are taking into our body, our stress level, and a component that is not often discussed as our mental health -- is our mental health. mental health and physical health factor into the environment that people are living in. it is in their home, it is in the neighborhood, it is the whole southeast quadrant. any way you guys sit up, we have had our disproportionate share -- you dice it up, we have had our disproportionate share of problems that are happening. the policies and priorities of the city have been implemented. we have an opportunity -- this goes back to jobs. the puc will have a billion dollar project of rebuilding the digestors, the waste water management treatment plant in the district. making sure that people are hired from the neighborhood for the project, a pathway to a career that will be sustainable, and one where people can provide for themselves. they put money back into the local econom

. >> it's crazy to see your home and where you run your business and your lifestyle just fete, you know, sucked away in 15, 20 minutes. >> the trident has had its home for two years. by the time the power and deconstructive force became obvious, it was too late. jody lost all photos, his business, and his way of life. >> i feel fortunate to p able to share it with a lot of people who had it. you know, hole definitely be in the memory books. >> divers spent the day attaching balloons to the sunk len ships. a crane handled the rest. the work is slow and dangerous, only five boats have been recovered since the weekend. >> what do you do people watching this saying this is moving really slow. >> this is going extremely fast. you'd be surprised. >> it's not exactly clear why or how the tsunami sunk the 17 boats that it did. >> who knows. i mean, it's an act of god. you can't really question that too much. you have to accept it and deal with the aftermath. >> more pain is ahead as the boats are plucked out one by one. as jody says, the men and women have to keep each other afloat. >> and so a

. >> the actor describes his rock star lifestyle and vows to sue his former network. we have new footage. >>> and oscar by the numbers. how many times did the hostess change her dress, which film had the best win percentage? tonight we break down the biggest night in showbiz. >>> good evening, aisle bill weir. he was born in a bed win tent and came to power in a coup and for more than 40 years moammar gadhafi has stood as one of the most bizarre characters on the world stage. his his team of virgin bodyguards gave his eccentric mystique he ruled libya like any other tyrant and a revolution exploded there over a week ago. yesterday gadhafi's own sons insisted to our christiane amanpour there is no revolution and denied using military force against their own citizens but this is video taken today 30 miles from tripoli and shows something different. it is why president obama has called for gadhafi to step down, sent warships into the region and ordered a seizure of $30 billion in libya assets. this fighting was going on as christiane was making her way to sit down with t

. >> modern women want to find their own lifestyle. they want society to provide the right conditions for that. >> modern women are much freer and more independent. i think it is wonderful that for the first time in history men can love women and be in all of them too. -- in awe of them too. >> unfortunately, women still have to prove themselves more than men in the workplace. they have to be full-time mothers too, or go to college spirit on top of that -- or go to college. on top of that, they take care of their husbands too. >> women have really become warriors and fighters. if i do all the families together. modern women keep taking on -- in a fight to hold their families together. a modern zero women take on more duties that men do not -- modern women take on more duties that men do not want to do any more. >> pain does not come without courage. men will not fight for us. we have to lead the charge and become the power that will drive change. for that, we will need courage. >> that was our in-depth report to mark the 100th annivers

. >>> charlie sheen runs up against an authority figure who doesn't have to accept his lifestyle.dge. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's all a question of supply and demand of cuteness. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. bring the umbrella with you in san francisco, sacramento. olympia, portland, tacoma, seattle, everybody has a little bit of rain out there today, but nothing will be too heavy as you go throughout the day. it will turn more to scattered showers as the front moves on shore, and as we go into thursday, another chilly day. more instability showers. not a lot of heavy rain once again. this time it looks like san francisco, some showers for you. maybe a wintry mix headed for salt lake city. luckily, our trifecta down here, phoenix, vegas, and l.a., you're remaining just fine. if you are watching us in honolulu, hawaii, see an artist exhibition that has a striking similarity to landscape. it's at the hawaii state art museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. now here's an e

one reason i oppose it is the safety, security, privacy, and noise that would invade our peaceful lifestyle we have in the mission. i purchased my place 10 years ago. one of the reasons i purchased my home was because of the quiet nature of it. in the safe haven it provided in the city. this building of the patio will dramatically impact are wonderful, peaceful environment we have in the back. i want to underscore the safety, security, and privacy we all enjoy on bartlett street. >> i am a resident on bartlett street. i owned a condo with a neighbor that lives upstairs from me. we are located right here on the map. i am here to support my neighbors in opposition to the patio. that is one of the things i am opposed to in this development. all of the things that they have stated is very true. i am skeptical about the need for another fast-food restaurant in the mission. i wanted to give you a little bit of information about pollo campero. it is owned by an international conglomerate. they have 325 restaurants in 13 countries, 53 in the u.s. including a partnership with wal-mart. they aspire t

you may not be in our lifestyles as appropriate and may have opinions on the safety of these events, but it is our hope,