, the polygamist lifestyle is viable for some people? doit does not seem the that you are making it sound? >> well, i believe in choices and i believe that women and men should have choices to live that lifestyle. my biggest fear or complaint is that there is a lot of sadness everywhere and in my life i did not see the joy and the happiness that should have been there in a marriage and relationships and even in those that you watch and see in the sister wives, they have the heartaches. it is when they go to bed alone and when their husband is off on a vacation with someone else and having that intimacy and sharing, and even in the books, they are starting to talk more and more about the heartaches and the hardships that it makes. again, they do that, because they believe in it. because it is a religion. >> kristyn decker, thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you for inviting us. >> for more stories on faith go to cnn.com/belief. >>> candy crowley has a lot of political storms to talk about today and i will ask her about the

see, diabesity is caused by lifestyle and environment. and it can be reversed the same way. a new study from england found that people with advanced type 2 diabetes could reverse it in just one week. they took people off their meds. they put them on a very low-glycemic-load, high-vegetable low-calorie diet, and in one week, their blood sugars were normal. and they were even better than when they were on their medication. you heard me right. they reversed diabetes in just one week. they proved what we see every day at the ultrawellness center. food is powerful medicine. diabetes is curable. after 12 weeks, their liver and their pancreas and all their blood sugar and cholesterol numbers normalized. now, there's something else that may surprise you. when a person gets a gastric bypass, their diabetes goes away in a few weeks, even while they're still morbidly obese. now, how is that possible? it's because they upgraded their biological software by changing the information, or the quality of the food they put in their bodies. but the blood sugar solution gives you gastric bypass

. >> it is a surgery that helps you eat less, lose the weight, and learn a new lifestyle. >> as machu showed us his old belt, he talked about training for his first ever 5 k road race. this will be the first time he has ever participated in any kind of a race. these family members are still losing weight, thanks to a very different lifestyle. >> that is an accomplishment. >> it is

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today with his lifestyle but womanizing enormous yes absolutely absolutely is that a good thing that politicians go there or is it better we just don't know you don't know political mudslinging the name of the game or a slimy strategy at election time the resident finds out. washington's of the n.t. in its standoff with iran declaring more sanctions against the islamic state over its just nuclear intentions these latest measures target companies and banks accused of helping tehran bypass the e.u. and us oil embargo now they come after washington announced more military deployments to iran with a fourth aircraft carrier heading to the persian gulf such a move would mean half of america's active carriers would be stationed off the country's coast the navy is also bringing in underwater drones to help catch iran's fleet of mini submarines but politics professor patricio janiero from new york university says it's likely only to provoke conflict. what's happening here unfortunately is that they're playing a dangerous game almost like having a mouse who's going to be run for going to attac

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>> san francisco is the single most intolerant, anti-choice, exclusionary, biased, opposed to a lifestyle choice city in this entire nation. you are systematically evil in your intolerance and discrimination against those who have no choice but to live a lifestyle as a disabled person. you've institutionalized or intolerance, into a substandard, third class housing system that you call an s.r.o. that is so intolerant of disabled people that this will not be reasonably accommodative. this must change, and this has been put in place but you must legislate this out of existence. the last two hours, a parade of people have come before you and want to work within this system. you must teardown and the -- tear down the s.r.o. system. they must have a minimum of 300 square feet. a shower and kitchen only accessible from the interior. you allow federal funds to go into this from one person who receives federal funding, and another person who receives federal funds for substandard housing. you have to register all the rental units. they should be listed as an illegal unit, and within five years th

once you have that lifestyle, that philosophy, it's not a matter of right and wrong anymore.becomes a matter of this is my life. the life that i'm living. >> to what end? >> to this end. which is nothing. >> when we met him, munoz was in the level 6 maximum security yard serving two life sentences for two murders. >> i shot one and i strangled the other in this county jail. both of them i'm doing life sentences for, as i should. you can't go in a civil society, go around killing people and not expect to be punished for it. >> you must have known that while you were strangling the guy in the jail. >> sure i knew it. but as a gang banger i elected to step out of society's normal bounds, customs, mannerisms and rules. i chose to live in a world where we created our own rules, our own society. >> there wasn't an ounce of denial in frederico's account of his behavior. he was very honest about what he had done. he also utilized poetry to express it. >> it takes a person of character to live a life that's just and as i sit in prison for that life i really lust. i look back over my s

. >> yeah, the plan is to make it a lifestyle brand. >> and on the cat walk, fashion at its finest. couture literally means high sewing. the looks you see here on the paris runways will never be in a store near you. they're made to order, hand sewn, and can cost anywhere from 40,000 to hundreds of thousands of u.s. dollars. for a single garment. fashion houses like chanel and dior show up couture because they say it elevates the brand. another fashion house showing here in paris, versace, but it's the platinum blonde behind the brand you may recognize most, donna tella versace. she is mentioned in the devil wears prada. >> call donna tella. >> donna tella is so famous she is even parodied on saturday night live. >> you're beautiful. >> while this may be funny, there is a very private side to donna tella she rarely reveals. 15 years ago, her brother gee onny, the brand's founder was murdered. for the first time on television, donna tella speaks openly about her brother's death and what it was like it finally return to the place she last saw him. paris's ritz hotel. it's nearly show t

you have the individual who is not fully immersed in the gang lifestyle. he is just an associate comment just hanging out. -- associates, just hanging out. for that individual, we try to work with community-based programs. i've met with dcyf, the african- american steering committee, people haven't been in this violence and i say to them, what can -- people have been in this violence, and i say to them, what can we do to make sure if this individual does not go to prison? for that individual, we try to find a way to keep him out of the prison sentence. then you have the second individual, the individual who does crimes not for economic means, but for someone who has tried to increase the status in the community, for someone who does not care about anything but being notorious for gang violence. for that individual, we have to have certain types of remedies. for that individual, we have to have consequences. however, it does not mean that we have to enforce his prison sentence to the maximum of the law. we have a step program, which increases the amount of

travel alerts and fireworks guides and you can find all that information on abc2news.com inned the lifestyle section. >>> we have good news if-- under the lifestyle section. >>> we have good news if you are traveling. gas prices are lower than they have been in six months. nationally gas is down more than 8 cents a gallon 3.35 is what you are paying. around here and you may be able to find it in the high 20s compared to last year. gas prices are down more than 22 cents. >>> she was acquitted of murdering her daughter caylee and the man who helped get her off is making headlines this morning. the new book is being released by casey anthony's lawyers. we have details about reading it. if you think we have it bad a. community getting their water turned off on purpose. the new water ban that has a lot of people upset this morning. >> so far so good on the road. a live look at 695. we will have the look at the timesaver traffic and weather coming up soon. let's look live outside. new york city. well, we will show you later. more "good morning maryland" coming up after this. >>> now "good morning

. >> but now doug gets a taste of the celebrity lifestyle in a new endorsement deal. so, who's the superstar sibling? >> oh! >>> and a musician who takes his acoutic guitar playing to the next level. >> he just needs that one more beat. >> the story behind the new style next. >> it's entertainment. demi >>> who is the second most famous pig? >> this is doug pig. >> be real. >> this is doug pitts and he is brad pitt's brother. >> hello, everyone, my name is doug pitt. welcome to my home. >> he kind of looks like him. >> what this video is supposed to show is the difference in lifestyles between the two. doug pitt is not a superstar. he can play basketball in his front yard without the paparazzi. >> does he have 20 kids? >> he doesn't, but he does his own lawn. >> usually starts on the first pull. >> you're right. this isn't real. it was created by virgin mobile in australia to try to help promote their services, that you get celebrity services at celebrity brother prices. >> oh! >> but it's really brad pitt's brother. >> it really is him. >> do you think he's acting? >

it needs to be focused overwhelmingly on digital, wireless lifestyles that people are adopting, not on old broadcast lifestyles. >> one final question from eliza of politico -- will at&t and verizon's dominance, will that slowdown innovation in the tax base? we will leave it there. >> i think the answer to that is it well could. this is not a particular criticism of those two companies. i believe one of the big game changing differences that was kicked off by the iphone was that it was the first significant found in the united states. there may be some other one i do not know about. it was the first one where the carrier was at&t -- it was actually cingular that changed its name to at&t around that time -- they did that have anything to say about the phone. the same is true today whether it is verizon, sprint, at&t or any overseas. apple controls that from. it is like a pc or a mac. in's say you have a dell your house and to switch it for an hp. let's say you are using chrome browser but you switched to safari. the company from which you buy your internet connection, whether it is comc

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and it encourages people to take on sports which is part of a healthy lifestyle.is good, in other words? >> first, i do not believe we need to rely purely on food companies that promote and healthy foods for the olympics. second, i want to take up this point of physical activity. it is quite interesting. from my perspective, i think it is something that is used quite well by the food industry, almost to deflect from rate -- irresponsible marketing. if you look at the evidence, the physical activity levels have increased slightly. that may sound strange, but all the data suggest that our over consumption of sugar a junk food is the main factor contributing to obesity. and for example, if i was to have a bar of chocolate, a burger and chips, washed down with a soda, i would have to run for about five hours to burn off those calories. >> right. clearly there is a benefit for these companies in associating themselves with the help the living of athletes. in a way, the olympics is saying this is ok. you are endorsing it. >> i think the whole issue is whether you're tak

because the kitchen was part of the lifestyle of the home and it was decide -- divided. they were so happy. >> the problem is you still want to have the kitchen defined. >> what do you mean defined? >> a lot of teems kitchens immediate into other rooms. they're like run-on sentences where you kind -- cuned of don't know where it goes so you still want to have kind of some definition the you can do that with the floor material, the cainetry, or floor plan so it they're visual. >> one of the things, i lived in japan many years ago, one thing they do is reflect the floor plan in the ceiling plan as the way they define the edges of many rooms. you'd see the ceiling change at the edge -- edge of the kitchen. we don't odo that as much in the united states. maybe we should. ok, do we have any comments or questions? yes, sir. >> is there still a magic triangle number? is that still in use? is it an outdated concept? >> it's known when you do a layout, connect the dots between the sink, refrigerator, and stove, and it should form a triangle. obviously there's a relationship in th

today with his lifestyle but womanizing in almost yeah absolutely i'm still in that a good thing that politicians go there or is it better we just don't know it's very don't know so political mudslinging the name of the game or slimy is trying to gerry adams actual time they were residents trying to house. the deep public anger in spain over cuts and shows no sign of abating with further clashes in the capital and riot police try to keep the pundits of people incensed by yet no belt tightening approved by the government on friday the wage cuts and tax hikes are in exchange for eurozone bailout to save the country's ailing banking sector and in greece which is in the third year of painful austerity drive public hearings taking on new forms as jacob graves and reports. greek streets of come to a body and tears there to rage in the eurozone huge crowds have marched to voice their anger. discontent feeling on is different to each of you so being employed for me the fiji should have to be simply always saw before all this is a chance to keep their message keep the demonstration. of this no

a lifestyle change that has helped him drop 114 pounds. >> that was anita brikman reporting. the american heart association recommends women eat no more than 100 calories per day and men 150 calories per day of added sugars. that trap to avoid thinking since i used splenda or nutrasweet i could use something else in my diet, never. >>> a new plan calls for drug makers which market powerful painkillers to pick up the tab for training programs for doctors and other health professionals. the medications are blamed for thousands of overdoses each year. >>> researchers in germany and sweden conducted sleep experiments and found sleep deprivation increased how hungry patients felt and also raised the amount of the so- called hunger hormone in the blood. in addition staying awake reduced the amount of energy the body used when resting meaning when we are sleeped deprive, we also burn off fewer calories. >> that's all i'm saying. >> here's the other thing. get off your duff. cutting your sitting time can boost your life expect attention. a study in the brit -- expectancy. a study in

to leaders of even corporations that are not in tech have learned to live a digital lifestyle. i was recently at a meeting with a company, the whole hierarchy of a company that is not a tech company. it's got dealings with tech companies, but there's not a tech company. they've all switched to just using ipads. they all were sitting there with ipads in front of them, and the ceo, the coo, the cfo, you know, the chief marketing officer, all these people, you know, thai adopted this quick -- they've adopted this quickly. in hollywood they've adopted it, you know? you see iphones and ipads and sometimes android devices in the hands of even the top people. they read their scripts on i pardon, and they've -- ipads, and they've put away their laptops. not so much here in washington. so there is a gap. >> host: well, i did bring down my personal devices, and you can see here's a blackberry and an android and an ipad. so how much of a dinosaur am i? >> guest: well, the android and the ipad are very modern. i don't know which phone this is -- >> host: couple years old. >> guest: so it's

jails can be, and prisons where there's physical violence or the lifestyle of using drugs where people become vulnerable. there is this gradation in traumatic experiences that we have to take into consideration. women are more likely to be victims of sexual assault, although men are also the victims of sexual assault, but women are more likely. on the other hand, men are more likely to be victims of physical assault or engage in physical assault, so that then puts them in situations where they get incarcerated. the key issue that you're hearing dr. gillece and me mention, and that is making sure we assess for trauma as an integral part of any kind of assessment that we're dealing with. so, we're not dealing with the abuse excuse. what we're dealing with is if, indeed, we want to break the cycle, we need to start with assessing the situation and informing the victim of what's really going on in their lives and in a way to start dealing with that. it's almost like opening a curtain for that individual to help them see reality. and, when we come back, i really want to focus more on childr

our modern lifestyle has made us very vulnerable to heart disease. over the 20th century, heart disease went from a not-very- common cause of death to the number one cause of death not just in men but in men and women. tavis: i guess i am always troubled when i have these conversations, because it is sad to listen to that reality when this is one of those things that is, for the most part, preventable, yes? >> i think that the most amazing thing is that we actually understand the causes. you are completely right. we've got this one scientifically nailed. we know the causes yet they are rampant in our society. that is the most frustrating thing. i am a heart surgeon. i operate at the end of the line, when people have already got it, but it is preventable. >> but if you think about the big causes -- smoking; no one needs to smoke, and yet today our young people, they are taking up smoking. not as frequently as they did 20 years ago, but there are a lot of people smoking. obesity is on the rise in america, leading to diabetes, a major cause of heart dis

today would his lifestyle the womanizing enormous yes absolutely absolutely is that a good thing that politicians go there or is it better we just don't know it's very don't know because it's going to do a beautiful to shadow thing we have to mix politics with personal life yet but if it helps someone get elected is that ok. i don't think so if one candidate is doing towards another i think that's a little unfair but if both are going back and forth which they normally are i think it's completely fair it's all a part of the game in politics and i think that it's a fair point is that like that and now when all you know you this is crazy about that they are laura's just more calm or do they stick to the issues yes so do you feel like more gets done that way yes i think so it's not all about the personal lives and who's left who is the public so dumb that we don't recognize it's also been in flocks why are we demanding more i don't think we're dumb we're just complacent we want to be taken care of we don't really care we think it's going to be ok and we really don't feel like we have a.

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busy weekend they've had press conferences with cameras and photographers all of the celebrity like lifestyle for them just before their big day friends and family have been gathered here at baikonur cosmodrome just giving them support and saying that we're all behind you on your important mission what will they be doing up there well as always a research and scientific research is on the agenda they'll be looking at looking at how humans can live in orbit with the world's media watching and photographers clicking the shot as a way to get the perfect shot one wonders how the three people on the spot like today feel about their next mission to the international space station expedition thirty two thirty three is underway because they sort of started thinking about this a little bit and the black eyed peas come to mind and if you know the song tonight's going to be a good time and the second one of course is let's get this party started after two weeks in but we're all very relaxed including the back of crews. we're ready for launch and. not just us but the vehicle itself is ready and willing.

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a lifestyle. and i want to talk more about that when you're put into this situation how that prepares you for a more criminal type of lifestyle where it's not rehabilitated but in fact harmful but that's true and so the first problem is that it's possibly a missed opportunity to intervene as the young man said it's not rehabilitative many of the programs that we see aren't effective they might address problems or try to address problems the child haven't but they don't also try to address problems that the family is having or the problems that the community is having and we know that on top of that the fact that children and adults. becoming involved in the criminal justice system helps to perpetuate problems we know from the adult system that particular communities where there's high levels of incarceration that feeds the very problems that are associated with crime in the fencing it feeds disruptions in families it feeds about poverty it feeds single parent households and and so we have this per

except for the vulgar lifestyle of this couple. >> true that.reenfield is the darling of sun dance. this movie opened with the screen opening and she won the award for best director, this movie is a great movie in itself. >> tell me about the fact that you met here. i mean what timing for this director, just doing a lifestyles of the rich and famous movie be yet it took a twist in 2008. >> big time. this is the story of david and jackie. he is the orlando based self- made billionaire and basically they met. lauren greenfield met jackie when she was shooting donatella versace, she was invited to this party at milan and jackie and lauren liked each other. >> they hit it off. >> she invited her to come photograph her because at the time they were building the largest house in america. >> in 90,000 square feet or something crazy like that right. >> i mean -- 26,000 square feet. >> they thought was too small for them. >> i mean it's a vulgar crazy over the top life tile. >> it's a story of the 1%. i mean, the heart -- the higher you rise, the lower y

my lifestyle is full of hate and violence. >> with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines tovery intimidating character. but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign pudgy teddy bear. he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist. but i like to draw a lot. three times a year i draw a large stack of cards and i donate it to the children's hospital. >> gaines didn't become a leader in the skinheads by being nice. >> i was power hungry, got caught up in the hype of telling a bunch of other grown men what to do. all the girls would flock to that scene. it's a nonstop party and i mean, it's like you can do no wrong. you talk a bunch of [ bleep ], you beat people up, cause hate, discontent. that's how i made my rise to power in the skinhead movement. >> when he took off his shirt, he had some of the most intense nazi skinhead white power tattoos that i've ever seen on an inmate. what's important to understand about tattoos like the ones that shawn had is that you don't get to just put those on your body. you have to do what

i don't want this lifestyle for no one. they use you.'s like bubble gum. when you put it in, it's real fresh and chewy. you chew 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, i have 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 for life for killin

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very unfortunate, but says it will not change his lifestyle. >> it's the times, you never know what's going to happen. >> you aren't going to do anything differently? >> i mean, the guy gives you the day, always up to him what happens next. you have to go with that. >> a few movie customers admitted they thought about the events in colorado. >> any second thoughts about going to the movies? >> no. >> not during the daytime. i would be leery going at night, but we go in the daytime. >> how about you? would you go to a nighttime movie? >> probably. i might be a little more on guard, but i'd go. >> city officers patrol near the two big movie theaters, a spokeswoman for the department confirmed extra patrols have been added for this weekend. >> according to one law enforcement source, some of the extra officers in alexandria assigned to theater duty are not in uniform. they are wearing street clothes to blend in with theater patrons. some movie goers noticed the extra uniformed movie goers. >> it is unnerving seeing a lot of cops and extra security, felt like it was safe. >> wouldn't you

and it speaking of unemployment it's a clash of two worlds in los angeles lifestyles of the rich versus the homeless we'll give you an in-depth look at the tarnished side of tinseltown. there the scenes that would make any parent cringe and anaheim rally turns deadly when police fire rubber bullets at protesters and even unleash a police dog and a mother and child those disturbing images ahead. it is monday july twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine and you are watching r.t. . let's begin with a look at the economy and talk today about trickle down economics and this phrase actually dates back to the great depression but it's closely associated with republican party hero president reagan's economic plan also known as reaganomics or supply side economics in the modern day it's the main argument for those who think the wealthiest americans deserve bigger tax breaks because they are after all the job creators and will reinvest that money into hiring and building more wonderful businesses to fuel america well guess what that is never how things have worked and it's certainly