our lifestyle has to change, our eating habits have to change. we will look at how much we will spend to do with the negative effect of an unhealthy lifestyle. whether or not this is about how you deal with your sedentary lifestyle or the food that you eat or whenever you consume. you have to understand that you have to have a lot more healthy choices. what walgreen has done and i am absolutely amazed about what is going on in walgreen's. they are really turning this store and these stores into an oasis of healthy lifestyles. you have individuals who can get all kinds of different products. and you cannot have any corporate entity in america for anything better than that. this is a one stop shop for all of your needs and more importantly, those needs that you want to take care of. there will be healthy answers for you. as i look at this, i hope that walgreen's will set the standard that any store in a community should have with they have. any store that will be in our community, they will have to demand that. you have to not only be a partner. i

find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. >>> 5:39. look at this massive flooding in sugar lake, missouri. sheriff deputies are patrolling the area check out the hazardous -- checking out the hazardous conditions. they are letting homeowners with boats back in to get information and pictures for their insurance adjusters. >> the water even though it's going up and down a little bit, it's -- whoa think it's going to be there for a while and after talking to some of the residents and listening to their concerns, we will let them in a couple times a week so that's what we are doing. >> the sheriff he's office -- sheriff office has not had problems with looters in the area. we have seen wild watter. >> we have. because flooding in missouri is something we hadn't told you about. right now, lynette, we really need rain in maryland. >> we do. we are an inch below. i am being more accurate about a 10th of an inch since june. so since last month and then a little over an inch but an inch and a 10th for the year. so, if we

what chinese mean by lifestyle is something completely different. and it doesn't fall into the realm of individual choice. it falls into the realm of collectively. they mean how you build cities and what transportation you have, and how many kids you of out because that has social consequence. and whether you can drive a car and what kind of car, et cetera. and i think there's a bit of, a clash of civilization because in asian settings with lots of different, this notion that there's a very large area that's predefined constitutionally is free from interference. you know, from society, from government, is not an acceptable proposition. and probably functions themselves, you are talking about people, you know, acrobat close together. and so they feel free to have policies that affect demographics and they will feel free to constrain choices if the cost of failing to constrain the choice is to threaten the sustainability of the growth path. and we have i believe an upcoming communication problem, you know, maybe a values problem associate with this bu

i-it's-- it's all about a lifestyle, not--not about money. if you wanna aake money, uh, go off and become a c.e.o. of some company or something, uh, hit it lucky in, uh, vegas or something, but farming is a lifestyle. it's a lifestyle that i greup with in the sticks of texas. it's a lifestyle that i wouldn't give up. >> it's a heartwarming story, because he was really green, and, i mean, he came--like, started later in his career, uh, makin' wine, and, uh--but you could see he just had it in him. he was gonna make--do the best he could, whatever he di-- whatever he--he worked at, and it happened to be-- uh, he's stuck it out this far, and he's done just wonderful. >> and it's thanks to fellow winemakers like gary and his own willingness to learn that has helped mac succeed in a business wherso many have failed. his vision cellars wines have won numerous awards, been served at the white house, and more importantly are the culmination of his lifelong goal of being able to make his own wine and share it with others. it's a goal vance sharp knows

it's an everyday thing, lifestyle.his is the lifestyle of the rich and famous, you know what i mean? >> while the inmates on the sny may not be rich, there are opportunities. daniel bobien applied for a job and was approved to be an inmate assistant program worker. >> my job is to help the mobility-impaired who need help with cleaning their cells, they need to go to chow, they need to get pills. >> daniel hopes that the responsibility will prepare him to one day hold down a job on the outside and mentor his younger brother. >> if i can work in here, i can work on the streets. if i can work for five cents, i can work for $5. what's better? 5 cents or $5? 15 cents or $15? i feel good. i feel like a man. >> brian modglin has chosen to work in a different capacity. >> i just want to introduce our speaker today. it's brian, you know him as lefty. and he's going to come and give us a wonderful cermon on john 3:16, so come on up. [ applause ] >> i didn't like the guy that i was. i wasn't the person i told everybody else i was

. >> with no secure jobs, when you lose one and you have to downgrade you have to downgrade your lifestyle. the bills start racking up. after that, you start losing stuff. cars start getting taken, e, you can't pay your note, you end up here. >> how has it been for you to cope with this? what's the toughest thing? you've been here how many night now? >> it's my second week. >> second week. and what's the hardest thing about it? >> well, just not having my kids here. that would be my number one concern. >> the low-cost moats in albuquerque play a hidden role -- motels in albuquerque play a hidden role.

you know, you know, hef's lifestyle isn't the most normal lifestyle.hat's the kind of thing also. i'm like -- you know, this isn't the lifestyle for me. you know, multiple girls around all the time. you know, the playboy lifestyle. i don't know. i don't know. it just -- i don't know. i just wanted to be true to myself. and he's fine. >> i mean, look, forgive me if i laugh. >> i agree. >> the idea crystal didn't know what she was getting into. >> beyond that, most of what she said publicly, and that adds to the mystery. most of what she has said publicly is not true. and is clearly not what is really going on. and what her reaction was all about. she loved the lifestyle. she loved the girls. so, you know. i think she has expressed in public interviews pretty much what she thought she ought to say. and there's another story behind it which we don't know. >> obviously you were very shocked. were you very saddened by what happened personally? >> yes, i was stunned. yes, absolutely. yes. >> i can't imagine you ever being anything but the bon vivre we know y

. >> i really, really liked the lifestyle. i like the lifestyle. it's easier.t's easier than just showing up to work every day, seeing the same people. even though you don't like them, mad at them, don't want to see them ever again, you got to still come back to work, still handle your job and all this other stuff. >> he's currently housed at the jail on nashua street, one of two facilities that comprise the suffolk county jail system. the 700 inmates here have not been convicted of any crime but are held awaiting trial or the settlement of their charges. if they are convicted, and given a sun tense of two and a half years or less, they could wind up four mile as way at suffolk county's other jail facility, the house of correction. bloodworth's been at nashua street for ten months now after pleading not guilty to charges of armed robbery and assault and battery. >> i go back to court and this case isn't looking beatable. i think i'll plead out. i've seen my friends burnt in trials. i'll just take a deal and give them their win. >> if he agrees to a deal to plea

i've been in this lifestyle for 27 years.here is nobody to blame but myself. >> today he is meeting with the icc. not for that brutal stabbing, but to find out if he is eligible to move to the sny yard for protection against retaliation. >> i feel a little nervous. it's a new journey in my life. i don't know how to explain it, because it's going to be a new experience for me. >> already been heard, correct? do you have a cellie? >> no, sir. >> no. you do understand that once you go to an sny, you are required to take a cellie. >> yes. >> you also understand that when up go to sny, all of the prison politics go right out the window. >> yes. >> you can be housed with almost anyone. you understand that, correct? >> yes. >> okay, so we're going to go ahead and release you to facility 3c sny. do you agree or disagree? do you have any concerns with that? >> no, sir. >> do you agree or disagree? >> i agree. >> thank you. you have a nice day. >> i haven't been like this in a long time. you know, i've always been stressful, always thi

healthy lifestyles, good day to walk. >> it will be a little hot. >> have a great day. >> bye-bye.

there aren't enough women to support this lifestyle.s of lost boys all over the western united states who have been kicked be out of these communities so the young girls are all taken by the older men. it's an abusive lifestyle. it's third world, bronze age. there's no woman in a civilized world for this. >> michael, you've covered this issue for quite some time. is laurie's view the right view? do you think this case has any prayer? >> i don't think it comes as a surprise that it's being challenged. i think it's beautifully ironic it comes on the eve of the state of texas putting warren jeffs on trial for the crimes of polygamy. this may be a wonderful family, and this may all be consenting adults, but the bottom line is they are the exception. when they talk about thousands of polygamists, yes, they are, and most of them live in communities like colorado city and the flds community where young girls don't have a choice. they're not educated. they're impregnated at 12, 14 years of age. warren jeffs, their prophet, will go on trial in t

. >> if you are involved in the gay and lesbian lifestyle it's bondage. it's personal bondage, personal despair and enslavement. that's why it's so dangerous. it's a sad life. it's part of satan to say this is gay. it's anything but gay. >> jon: if i were to use a word for their lifestyle i'd say it was queer. what they took that word, too? oh, god. those (bleep). they've got that one, too? [laughter] representative bachmann doesn't just talk the talk. she and her husband walk the walk. dr. bachmann runs a christian counseling term that practices repaira active therapy or pray the gay away. why he denies it some focialer patients remember things differently. >> his path for my therapy would be to read the bible and pray that -- to god that i would no longer be gay. >> if none after this worked, ramirez says the counselor had another idea. >> he suggested to you, what? >> not acting out on my same-sex attractions and living a life of sell basis. -- sell sel de la terre -- celid celibacy. >> jon: he always prescribed a medical cocktail with a side efks of a

that was because politics is not based on class groups but lifestyle groups. those sorts of relationships have broken. >> the lack of cohesion that i worry about is not a function of the economy as much as it is a function of demography. one might became a minority in the larger state of the union -- when whites became a minority, that forces us to recalculate what it means to be a member of a minority and what obligations and responsibilities they have to the whole. i did not think the bad economic times help, but for instance in california, the polls of immigration are very good right now. they are shockingly good. is long overdue. the country is changing and we still talk about it the same way we did 40 years ago. >> let's open this up to all of you, take some questions. please wait for the microphone and identify yourself. we will start in the back. >> there are some point of view is that you expressed that they do not really agree with. there really divided. it is not because people want to be divided but they are forced to be divided. we have a clash wit

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. >> in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, you have to keep in mind that it's a mental change, first.ld be you changing your lifestyle, not following a fad or trying to fit into a certain size. you should be trying to be more comfortable with yourself. >> that's where an online community called "fitsmi" enters the picture. it's a website with a toolkit to help teen girls along a journey toward health. linda frankenbach says she created the website because she has been on that road herself. >> i was a teenage girl who really struggled with her weight. i would go up and down 35 pounds a couple of times a year. >> but the fitsmi site draws on much more than one woman's personal experiences. you're part of a world that not only cares but gets it, and if you'd like to bring some changes into your life, there's plenty to choose from. >> a lot of research went into twoing the right fit for teens and their parents. >> we talked to many teen girls and many moms and both groups talked about how much they needed help. the moms said they really didn't know what to say and what to do to help. and

, it would not change their lifestyle. they wouldn't feel it or know it. there are so many peoples there are so many peoples families, and i know some of these families, that would not be phased at all by raising their taxes. and likely, to hope up medicare, sell it to the public like a monthly premium like the private insurers, and you could raise so much revenue by having healthy people come into the system. susan, god bless. thank you for c-span. i hope we can change this country. host: president obama, go big on the debt sale. my number one focus is getting our economy back to a place where businesses can grow and hire. extending tax relief for middle class families and putting construction workers back on the job rebuilding roads and highways. in the past few months they have said, we are willing to cut historic limits in order to reduce our deficit. rpt president obama also said about raising revenues. it is a position that's been taken by everyone from warren buffet to bill o'reilly. it is a position taken in the se

. >> it's a lifestyle. >> stephen: i didn't realize it was a lifestyle choice. didn't know we had to be accepting of a vampire. >> why are you so judgmental. >> stephen: you turned that man into the jackie robinson of vampires thank is offensive on a lot of levels. >> stephen: it is and i do not forgive you. >> you should get out of here. >> stephen:ly but before i go, i want to say this, i truly enjoyed your book transparent, a candid memoir that had the "new york times" called.24.95. fox news missed the story, too. >> good luck to you and thanks for telling your story. >> thanks for having me on. >> stephen: cable news has completely lost its way. they brought into the sexy vampire cover model image when vampires are undead monsters that journalists have a sworn duty to protect us from. a job they used to know how to do. >> these boys missed an opportunity to nail that vampire. >> stephen: legendary anchorman dan rather, who is old school srk ready to handle the undead at a moment's notice. >> if i was interviewing henry kissinger about the secret bombings in

. >>> the simping lifestyle changes you -- the simple lifestyle changes you can make to lower your chance of getting alzheimer's. plus you will hear from the wind surfer that was rescued after spending 13 hours in the san francisco bay. what went wrong and how she survived. >>> good morning, right now traffic is moving very nicely on the golden gate bridge heading south to san francisco. we'll tell you more about that commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, skies are mostly clear. some patchy fog on the san mateo coast. a little more toward the santa cruz coast. >>> time now 4:42. a wind surfer shares her amazing story how she survived 13 hours in the san francisco bay. >> i think i was most scared going through the bridge. i thought i might get caught on something. getting cold. that's why i have to keep extra swimming the whole time. >> ktvu morning news showed the dramatic rescue live yesterday morning. she got stranded and when the died down she was all alone with a broken sail. her radio and beacon grid not work. so she kicked and treaded water for 13 hours. the coast guard did fin

i made it to where everybody knows, i don't have a chance to go back to that lifestyle. don't want to go back to that lifestyle. >> in fact, he even works with some organizations to combat racism. >> i'm a source of information of the southern poverty law center to one people's project, the anti-racist action. i've done all i can to change myself as a person and not only to renounce and to become a hermit from that lifestyle but to take an opposition against it. >> but there was a price for coming clean. >> you're basically deemed a snitch so that's why my custody is what it is. if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. >> any prison gang would be happy to get their hands on shawn gaines. >> it's kill or be killed for me now so i'll spend my time to protective custody. more than likely slammed down the entire time. >> while his public confession may have put gaines' life in danger, it also generated some welcome attention from the outside world. >> apparently i'm writing my fiancee. >> you have a fiancee? >> yeah. >> is this someone you knew before you w