the lifestyle and environment. i think we often tend to think that lifestyle and environment are things we have a lot of influence over, and we do to some extent. we know that type 2 diabetes is cost from obesity, so we have the ability to think that through and try to figure out, is that where we are going or not going? and are certainly other things we have choices about. but then there are other things, that have come up already in the comments, such as fixed low income, frailty, isolation, which impact our environment and lifestyle in ways that provide us with fewer choices. all of this is further compound it when you add discrimination and being marginalized and having other things that go on in our society around us. all of these things are part of lifestyle and environment. older adults are really just like any other population of people. we are all different. we have things in common, things that we share, things that we hold dear to us, things that make us have a successful life, but we are all different.

then the other side is other issues. >> cheryl: lifestyle indicators is most important?> but certain things don't work. it's kind of how you look at it. >> cheryl: what do you do at the south asian heart center? >> so we screen ea individuals early starting at the age of 18. we look at the good cholesterol which is surprisingly low in this population and we look at raising that. we look at information which also that is important to to in a lot of tests and also the glucose. >> cheryl: so how important is family history? >> we look two issues. one is heart disease in parents or siblings before the age of 55 and we look at diabetes, as well. and both of them are important. >> so we're moving from the risk factors, traditional risks to see whether you have the disease or not. we have a c.t. scan at the center so people can know and due better. know they need to work on it. >> cheryl: and you have something coming up? >> we have event for women especially. we're going to have a free screening for advanced risk factors. we want to have every women who signs up and register f

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as it comes to lifestyle, of course we also have lifestyle. cycling in the netherlands is not so much a lifestyle as it is here in the u.s. but cycling offers more joy and happiness, less traffic noise, cleaner air and better social integration. yesterday during the bike ride i noticed that the americans, the san franciscans who cycled with us, they met a lot of fans. they were constantly waving and saying hi, hello, and how are you? and in a car, well, with the speed you're going, it's difficult to recognize who you're approaching and to say hi, the car is on the next block. on the bicycle you can see each other, wave, call each other in the evening saying well, what were you doing at the wiggle? economic benefits -- well, all these benefits i mentioned are also to be translated into economical benefits. as was mentioned, for the shopkeepers, the psychists are very good. at -- cyclists are very good. at first they don't didn't know because they see the huge trolleys with lots of growsies getting into the supermarkets with lots of cars. with y

at one time, i was like a lifestyler is kind of what they call it. i'm i don't want to say a vampire advocate, but that kind of sounds like it, in a way, to for the ones who are decent, you know, and yes, there are the ones now and then who make everybody else look really bad. >> as rod ferrell grew into a teenager, his sketchbook records how he was drawn in to his mother's vampire circle. >> when i was staying in eustis, i met an individual who basically for lack of a better term was a vampire. the initiation took place as what they term the crossover. they had to take my blood and then feed me their blood, because they considered the blood to be the true life. >> i think all in all, i was a good mother, as far as vampires go and things like that, i did make some really bad choices at times, especially when rod was 15 and 16 years old. >> i was entranced by it. i felt that that lifestyle could get me the inner strength and power i needed. >> ferrell's embrace of the vampire lifestyle was the first step on a road that would soon take him to death row

so he has a lifestyle change. >> yeah. it's a little weird, the side effects.specially the memory loss. he admitted he had some memory loss. >> he said he would forget words here and there. he used to weigh 400 pounds, so missing a word or two was worth it to him in the weight loss category. >> and the research says there's some increased incidents of birth defects? >> that's what is unnerving. it's a higher risk of cleft lip. keep the drug away from pregnant women. but half of preeing pregnancies are unplanned. so, the jury is out on this. it's not a done deal. the fda has to give it its final stamp of approval and that might take until april. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center, noting what a stellar night on head as we take a look at san francisco. under a partly cloudy sky. the day topping off in the mid 70s as eyewitness newses on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to eyewitness news, today we had high 59 degrees in halfmoon bay. we are slow to cool down tonight. still in the 50s across the santa clara valley. san jose, 55 degrees after a high toda

another alternative lifestyle. this alternative lifestyle is causing a great deal of problems in this country. it's causing, as we have agreed, it's causing poverty, it's causing people to drop out of school. it's causing all sorts of pathologies. it is not simply an alternative lifestyle. but, you are right. the media not only celebrates the hollywood types who can afford this alternative lifestyle. but it's almost as if you are a square, you are not with it. you are -- you want marriage. >> bill: you are rick santorum. >> you want what you have the old fashioned way. >> you are a rick santorum if you object to it you are a zealot. inquisitor. you are trying to impose your morality on these poor women who just want to have a baby. they don't really know how they are going to support the baby. >> that's right. >> bill: a lot of times they father, they don't know who the father is. >> they are not hurting you. they are not hurting me. they are not hurting the majority of the people watching us tonight. but they are

go to wjz.com under the lifestyle tab. don't give your wife the star wars valentine and think you're off of the hook for valentines. >> my wife is simple, she just wants to go to dinner and doesn't want me to talk. >> i find that hard to believe. >> shut up. >>> now, you'll be talking about this guy. it's a purple squirrel. a raven's fan found the squirrel in their backyard. now, the pittsburgh zoo says it came in contact with a dye. maybe he tried to rob a bank? >> that's a hi-tech animal. he's on twitter and he has a facebook page. he's all about the 21st century. >>> this puppy in michigan is recovering after being rescued from a drain. the dog fell into a basement pipe and was stuck overnight. all of this was yesterday. >> oh! look at that puppy! >> well, i saw a face to the squirrel, but i would have responded. >> he's up for adoption for free. >>> this next story is traditional. the flowers and candy don't cut it any more. now, you can pop the question with red velvet cup cakes and it comes with an 8-carat diamond ri

, if you're in a lifestyle business the goal is to keep everybody outside of your life. >> yeah. >> butiness where you're trying to grow it as big as possible and you have big ambitions, either now or in the future, it's definitely important to have relationships in the financing community. just like you would with any other constituency or stakeholder, whether it's the press or whoever you need to get media on your company or banks to lend you money -- >> then when you sneed it you don't have to go through the first stage of figuring out who these people are -- >> 100%. networking, relationship building, part and parcel. >> this is about how to deal with customers. >> i would love to know how to ideally sort of deal with persons who are really precedes sensitive, hotels who are really precedes sensitive. >> price sensitivity. that's tricky. as a small business you're probably never going to be the lowest person there. >> well, i deal in the education market. when we were one-quarter of our price, usually when we were launching, people were complaining about price. now people complain a

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as have found a niche in the market i think starboard environment and you fashion for a healthy lifestyle. there are no legal standards also defied labeling schemes for organic produce in russia. so individual farmers define it in their own way but it's really on every farmer's own conscience. alexander is a computer programmer who turned to working the land what started as a hobby is now a mini industry with several farms in the moscow region covering livestock fish vegetables and habs and he's even aiming for his first harvest of black caviar from sturgeon as he breeds not far away from moscow if you're ever on the big business simply can't afford to produce ecologically clean product they use pesticides to boost growth and lower the cost of everything i do is pure without a drop of chemicals. this new market in moscow had said and ambitious task to offer its customers and unprecedented range of eco products what started as an attempt to bring organic food to the masses turn. to be almost impossible in reality no russian farmers can produce all this let alone in quantities needed for a

whatever lifestyle choices he made had a negative affect on her voice. >> i just interviewed adele who had a pollup in her throat. >> it was generally abuse. her voice began recovering quickly. that told me a great deal. a lot of her injury was superficial or her voice would not have returned as it did. every lesson we had, her voice got better and better each time. >> for her, to not be able to use that instrument in the way she once could, what was it like for her? >> a singer is a special kind of musician. you are your voice. it's a part of your personality, your emotions and spirituality. she was one of the most brilliant singers of all time. she knew that. not having that voice at her disposal, i think it reeked havoc on her. >> she valued that voice above anything else, above fame and money? >> that's correct. she was an artist. she was not an entertainer. she was an artist. her life based on her voice. she has a remarkable voice, she could do anything, sing with excitement, beautiful and seductive. she had the whole thing. a high level of emotional contact. she was her voice, wi

so my friend will be arriving later tonight and true to the millionaire lifestyle they will expect the best of the best glittering nightclubs designer clothes shops twenty hotels and glorious restaurants. just a five star experience very very well. but it's not just about the russian rich many cultural corners of moscow attracts foreign investors as well as the locally loaded who want to spend spend spend one subject that's attracting attention more than ever before is. the gallery was founded by marina in january two thousand and eleven take a look at the weird and wonderful items on display famous media moguls spend hundreds of millions. of business in russia to develop people who are doing a lot of money they want. or kind of things like contemporary art market because it's acquired. now because there are no fakes in the art market. as well it's a good thing for you can join of the pieces here by. the gallery to exhibit new names from western europe young russian artists however controversial. the art scene is booming here in the russian capital with dozens of galleries opening up e

. -- elite can afford a lavish lifestyle. in a country like china, where status matters, this is really a selling point. polo might have a cachet, but it does not come cheap. membership fees can cost upwards of $60,000 here. that means only the super rich can afford to saddle up. despite the freezing temperatures, the horses are used. with this sort of planning, players here believe that a low as a bright future in china. >> well, certainly they have the infrastructure for it. they want people, they have interest in people who want to come to china. there is no reason why this should not take off. a former polo was played here over a thousand years ago. the sport has only been reintroduced. for many spectators here, this is the first time to see the game. >> i think is very exciting and it should be promoted in the country. we are enjoying better living standards and we should see a wider choice. >> as china has become one rich, the wealthy have looked to the west for new ways to spend their money. they're hoping that polo wi

. >> i felt that if i changed, if you will, we'll use the word change, if i changed my lifestyle and the way i live and what i believed in, that this man would have gotten me and scott, too. i wouldn't allow that. >> four months later, she moved back in the house, where the murders occurred. >> the house didn't do anything to me. that was my home. i raised my family there. it wasn't a house that did, it was a person who did. >> goff comes from a line of jewish immigrants who fled hitler but not without loss. life is not fair and you don't go forward looking backward. >> if my father could come over from europe and his sisters and make a new life, and a family, why couldn't i? her new life includes a new husband,dale morton. for scott, a wife. irma in the large kitchen, cooking is therapy. she has come a long way. but grief can be possessive pulling at one's progress. she has four lost lived that need tending. >> the most important thing in life is not any of the monetary things, but that you leave on this earth a good name. and my husband and daughters certainly did that and that wha

>> unfortunately, i think when it comes to this kind of lifestyle, the celebrity lifestyle.re talking about lack of sleep, talking about, you know, increasing alcohol abuse. and, this is not really -- i'm not making any comments about that. but, in general, all of that adds up and that impact and stress on the body, eventually can catch up with you, and, little things such as a mild heart attack, for someone who can survive it in a situation like this can have a bigger impact. >> jamie: it is interesting, the lack of sleep. >> living close to the edge like that and you have so much pressure on you, that is a big factor. 48 years old, taken from us so soon, but we don't know until we see the autopsy, did she have an aneurysm or underlying problem? it is a reminder to all of us, we're much more vulnerable than we think. >> jamie: why we do "sunday house call", take the precautions you can. >> eric: and the house call topics this morning and we'll start with kidney stones, if you have them, you know how painful they can be and how difficult to remove. what is the best way to de

and then the million moms say hey, because we feel a certain way about miss degeneres' lifestyle youire her. i don't think that's the spirit of america, sandy, i have got to tell you. >> bill, spokes people stand for something, people are chosen because they stand for something thing. they represent companies, it matters very much what they stand for. from my perspective it isn't about ellen degeneres about mainstreaming something that is not acceptable to christian and traditional family people all over the country. >> bill: is about ellen degeneres and this is where we run into a problem. if you remember with the mccarthy era, in the 50s and they were trying to hunt down communist sympathizers and not let them work and put them. >> bill: wait. what is the difference between mccarthy era communist blacklist in the 50s and the million moms saying, hey, j.c. penney and all you other stores don't you hire any gay people, don't you dare. what is the difference? >> bill, listen to me. the problem is that ellen degeneres has chosen to act out her lesbian lifestyle and marry her partner an

it's like because i'm too used to glamorous lifestyle master dug out of a steady income but you can spend on drinks look for more want to chair. your asking me whether the boys are good for their country. their part of the economy. the bottom that. it's not. it's a part of it but they generate light be buying and selling houses running on the dollars the motorcycle industry. the restaurant. business is here i think but out they might think a lot of biology of economy may not be bad. but it works on the beach so you can guests. guess i'm not upset with him on the high at amazon. when roy's guests come he stays with them. for a night or two i just sleep with my husband i don't mind that because i don't have other means to take care of my children. was that i didn't go to school i can't even read. this is one who doesn't know why wife tells me when we need things for the children but if i don't have money and there aren't any guests on the beach with email my girlfriend telling her i need money to buy shoes and clothes when she sends money i can buy things for my wife and children. from. the

again, it's under the lifestyle section right there on our web page. get something free, tell us all about it, what you like, what you don't like. we'd love to hear from you. >>> also this morning, it is the happy yes, sir place on earth and now the hairiest place on earth. disney has lifted its ban on employee goatees and other facial fuzz. the new policy starts today, but the rules still forbid certain things such as visible tatoos, body piercings and extreme hairstyles. but, charley, they say employeeses can go ahead and rock the facial hair, it's okay. >>> komen maryland plans to continue fighting for a cure despite the planned parenthood controversy they're now in and this morning we're hearing from the local chapter. the angry comments from the social media sites are still racking up after komen says they will no longer fund grant money to planned parenthood, money that's used for breast cancer screenings. the director for komen maryland says the affiliate here as no ties to planned parenthood but supports 29 other breast cancer programs and 17 o

go under the lifestyle section this. is a great way to get something free, maybe try a new product and see you if like it. again, abc2news.com is the place to go. >>> lynette, i always know you're looking for a deal out there. maybe you can check it out. in the meantime, why don't you tell us a little bit about this gorgeous weather. >> megan, i no you want to run again so i have this forecast are you and everybody else out there, mostly sunny this morning. it will be chilly, though. those temperatures will be in the 30s, the winds north at five to 10 miles an hour. if you're going this morning, you're going to want to bundle up, but you know as runner, probably dress in layers. the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we are dealing with clear skies and that will translate into lots of sunshine by the afternoon. high pressure in control of our weather. we can see some storms back off towards the west. that won't get in here for today. we will be dry. it won't be until the weekend that we have a slight chan

i don't want his lifestyle for no one. they use you. spit you up. >> now it's like bubble gum, when you put it in it's real fresh and chewy. you chai it up for a little while and you spit it out. and that's his analogy of the gang. he was used when he was soft and vulnerable. and once he got a little hard and a little stale, they spit him out. >> you know, very to ask you this, you're talking to me about a lot of your activity on the street. does that put you in any danger? >> if it happens, it happens. i just try to give a message out to, you know, to people out there that the gang life is not good. they use you and spit you. killing an innocent little kid is not good. you want to kill somebody that took your brother's life, go ahead and do it. just don't kill innocent kids that don't gang bang. that's bad. >> but it's okay to kill another gang banger? >> if he killed your brother. if he shot your house. >> but when does it stop? >> it doesn't. i guess it keeps going until one of -- rather they kill you or you kill them, you get busted