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we will get to more on your fashion conscious lifestyle. but we're starting with went on cable tv in his home state last night and vehemently denounced the allegations against him. moore said he never dated underage women and never engaged in sexual misconduct with anything. >> that came hours after president trump all but endorsed moore. the special lek election is jus days away. >> reporter: on his way to mar-a-lago for thanksgiving vacation, president trump finally broke his silence, answering questions about roy moore. >> mr. president, is an accused child molester better than a democrat? >> he denies it. if you look at what is really going on, and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen, and, you know, you have to listen to him also. he said 40 not happen. >> reporter: the president coming to moore's defense as the former alabama judge faces accusations of sexual misconduct by eight women, some of whom were teenagers at the time. >> what is your message for wo

. >> was he a calculating killer or was his lifestyle on trial? >> he made mistakes that doesn't make him a monster. >> was there one more card up his sleeve? >> it goes back to him thinking i bluff some of the best. >> "the player." >>> hello and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. in this hour the story of a double murder that was both shocking and puzzling. there were no witnesses and few clues. the victims, a respected couple. their son, it turned out, played poker for a living. could that lifestyle have had something to do with the crime? the case was a mystery until prosecutors looked again at blood stained evidence originally gathered from the crime scene. could that be the key? here's keith morrison. >> it was her first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip, its outsized kitsch, its gaudy cavernous casinos with their electronic clatter and their darker places where men in black suits hover over the studied calm of high rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrian solomon. and she was here on business. >> i was

it's about a change in lifestyle and the change in lifestyle is driving the numbers. >> definitely. that's a huge part of it the change of lifestyle. it's a younger demographic it's an industry that's really reaching this younger buyer, you know, we're probably still ahead of the millennials but gen x and gen y and starting to talk to them but you can use an rv not to just go to a campground but kid's game for soccer, lacrosse, concerts it's a lifestyle piece >> yeah, you know, my daughter came back from a 2 1/2-month camping trip and still in the tent phase which you said is gateway to rvs in your note. but she emphasized that a lot of the places she went to were preserved areas like the national parks, where they all let them build hotels. are the hotels closing in september, the only way to see september she says is through camping and it's only 10 to $20 a night. that's a very big change for people >> definitely. i mean the gateway is tent campers and it's campgrounds of america have a great statistic they use and let us use over 30 million tent campers out there and those peopl

lifestyle. lemonis: so what does that mean -- "living the l.a. lifestyle?": everyone has to have a bmw, an audi, nicest clothes, go to the nicest restaurants. lemonis: were you living that lifestyle? -you were spending money? -j: yeah. lemonis: why'd you start this business? j: because i was so frustrated with that business, but i knew i still loved the food industry. lemonis: how much money did you invest to start this? j: so the original investment was $185,000. -that came from my grandmother. -lemonis: from your grandmother. what did you do with that $185,000? j: we built the first store in gold coast. -lemonis: the one that closed. -j: yes. lemonis: so that money that went into that is gone -- -the buildout. -j: the buildout, yes. lemonis: none of your own money went into it. j: no, i don't have any. lemonis: i always want people to have skin in the game, and it's a little bit of a red flag when i find out that j hasn't put a single penny of his own money in the business. well, now that i've seen the food truck, i want to understand what the brick-and-mo

could that lifestyle have had something to do with the crime? the case was a mystery until prosecutors looked again at blood stained evidence originally gathered from the crime scene. could that be the key? here's keith morrison. >> it was her first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip, its outsized kitsch, its gaudy cavernous casinos with their electronic clatter and their darker places where men in black suits hover over the studied calm of high rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrian solomon. and she was here on business. >> i was excited to go to get to see what this city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference. meeting planning was her business, a road job. >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> and now the job had brought her here to a vast casino all alone. exciting, of course, though, buttoned down to her previous more exotic occupation. teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club med living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to have a job w

and eat beef burgers following the mcdonald's lifestyle. next year it becomes legal to sell processed insects in germany the two young businessman hope the bucs burger will give them a head start on any competitors. but the woman is not exactly a cheap snack belgian untouched restaurants which already serve up the exotic delicacy judge between twelve and seventeen year olds for the pleasure. but if that's got you hungry check us out on facebook and twitter now we're back tomorrow same time same place. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i mean go on there you know. our innovations magazine for in asia. our from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. or to. nato's the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives julie writes from the last thing on our minds. the invisible hand of slavery in the twenty first century starting december second on d w. it lies between th

da billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair.she wanted to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the da saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfather. >> she is

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and meredith is a very aggressive sell of very fine lifestyle magazines. they have better homes and gardens, they have martha stuart living, they have a lot of other kinds of magazines that really do -- they reach 100 million people. >> they really resonate. >> yeah. so meredith wanting to buy time, inc., magazines is a very -- that's a very smart move. now they've gotten a huge infusion of cash from the coke brothers who probably want to get into media also in a way. they manufacture products that touch everybody's lives in america, the coke brothers. and that's a privately identify owned company. you know them very well. >> absolutely. >> and i think it's one of the biggest privately-owned companies in the united states. >> and it will be the first into media. supposed to be the next couple of days. so it's really interesting. >> it's very exciting, and i can see exactly why they're doing it. coke brothers makes all the liners for every pampers sold and those are the women who buy the lifestyle magazine, of course. they're the homemakers, the housewives,

. >> there were definitely stories of skiing with the kennedys, definitely a lavish lifestyle for sure>> what was her secret? >> isn't she adorable? >> what a winner shot. >> is it still gold today? >> is this collection potentially worth six figures, seven figures? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in littleton, colorado. it's a suburb of denver that, like all of suburbia, really expanded after world war ii because of the baby boom. and speaking of babies, every parent, including me, knows the frustration of trying to get your little one to smile at just the right moment for just the right photo. well, we're about to tell the story of a woman who turned that challenge into an art form. >> my name is lynda bannister. when my mother, constance, passed away in 2005, she left me more more than 100,000 baby photos. she was the most accomplished baby photographer of her day. >> hi, lynda. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. you wrote me about your mom and something about babies. >> yes. >> ar

and eat beef burgers following the mcdonald's lifestyle. next year it becomes legal to sell processed insects in germany the two young businessmen hope their books burger will give them a head start on any competitors. but the woman is not exactly a cheap snack belgian and dutch restaurants which already serve up the exotic delicacy between twelve and seventeen year olds for the pleasure. not have had my lunch already that's what you're up to date with the latest from the world old business for more find us on facebook follow us on twitter but you on the school business is a handle on there as well had an essay humphrey is mine thanks for your company right now he's at the world markets in the next hour. and the. long and old house on the island of crete. created their own little palace. playful style place to feel good. about. your romance next on d w. it's all about the moments that. it's all about the story is in so. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and inspired by distinctive instag

for instance or diet there is no need for changing our lifestyle no. need for a diet in her case after removing all this goal that she would be fine and she can eat everything she likes thanks so much for inviting me today thank you. and really a few job again next weekend i'm truly let's all try to stay in good shape. more intrigue international. journalists discuss the topic of the week following the e.u. african union summit europe and africa work together as equal partners to young africans a brighter future on their own that's our topic this week. join us. in thirty minutes on w. b i find his want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of. them the children who have already been there. and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made from minds. their black and living in germany. he's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter like this not being able to blend in and i was. taking a group and being you know different than the w

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trying to inspire people not just about food but about the vegan lifestyle which is what i'm trying to convey. and a lot of putting yonah is seventeen and still goes to school but he's already been a youtube star for two years he documents his every day life and that now includes activities such as travel paid by advertising partners for me at my home because it's still a hobby for me i make a little money but i don't really need it right now because i still live with my parents but it is cool to buy new props and finance and travel for the videos it was advising us of if you have been on. your own it doesn't want to reveal how much he earns a recent survey shows that german influencers receive an average of six hundred euros for advertising posts but the stars of the scene get significantly more at the berlin industry meeting in reach seeks to engage with advertisers one possible project he'd like the german carmakers association vdare to finance his driving lessons. when you're doing your test an advantage car would be cool right yeah sure would you have a model i might. want to see

so lifestyle changes, what can we do to make those? >> yeah. lifestyle changes are really important, that you exercise regularly, you maintain your ideal body weight, eating healthy, staying away from excess sodium. it's not so much the salt that you cook with, but it's what's found hidden in food, canned foods and processed foods. >> you say there's no symptoms and we're not sure what to check for. how often should you check the blood pressure and can we use the cuff or the wrist or what? >> we prefer the cuff. self monitoring is great. you can buy them in cvs. they're not that expensive. when you go to your doctor, bring it with you so you can make sure it's accurate. if you know you're in that iffy range or that stage 1 range, pull it out and check it, but you really have to concentrate on those lifestyle changes >> highly preventible, but we have to know we have the problem in the first place. >> that's true. >> doctor, thank you so much for being here with us >> thank you for having me. >>> move over mars, there's a and it might be a nice

she has a zero waste lifestyle. >> this driver is all of the past i've made in the past five years.>> reporter: it happened when she was in school when she discovered her passion for sustainability. it was a life-changing moment for her. she wouldn't plastic free and committed to a year of waste lifestyle. >> straws, plastic wraps, thin plastic food packaging for things that i bought on impulse. that is where a lot of ways comes from. not being prepared. if you plan you can prevent waste. >> stickers on fruit and vegetables cannot be recycled. she opened her own store called package free where she sells products that could help lead people down a path of zero waste. >> if everyone did one little thing that could have a positive environmental pin -- impact. >> reporter: she has saved lots of money, is eating healthier and loves her lifestyle. she hopes to solve the feel problem by inspiring people to cut down on their waste. fox news. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> two escaped inmate's are on the run. police of may 2 arrests including this woman of helping those may get awa

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in the home, in the family, you have to have better lifestyles.gle pill is not going to fix it all. >> charles: your doctor is always telling you to lose weight. let me ask you guys about breaking news late yesterday, bill gates putting $100 million toward dementia apparently people in his family have dementia. i didn't realize this but 47 million people around the world cost the economy $604 billion. sounds like a lot of money but billions have been spent on cancer. how big of a problem is that because all of a sudden in the last decade you hear about dementia more than you've ever heard about it before. >> right now it's the sixth leading cause of death in the united states. it's really the third just under diagnosed so absolutely you have to put money into this. if americans are living longer people are living longer but the quality of life we need to make sure it's there for them and unfortunately right now dementia and alzheimers being the most common one. we don't understand it. we don't necessarily understand exactly what causes it and we d

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the defense would argue that in a way the prosecution put this man's lifestyle on trial.was raised as a mormon -- >> somebody should. >> somebody should? >> yeah. all other things being equal, his lifestyle counted against him. >> reporter: but, of course, all things were not equal. and though a couple of jurors held out for a while, in the end it came down to this. >> too many coincidences. way too many. >> because, taken by themselves, they could be explained. >> they could be. >> yeah. >> but you put them all together? doesn't work. >> reporter: and so ernest scherer iii was found guilty. two counts of first-degree murder, two consecutive life sentences, no parole. his sister katherine, daughter of the victims, spoke publicly for the first time outside the courtroom. >> hard to have to talk about my parents and the loss. they're no longer with me at all. it does tear me up. >> do you feel justice was served? >> i don't know. it's hard. it's hard to admit that anybody could do something like that. >> reporter: and adrienne solomon, the one-time teacher of the flying tra

i didn't choose their lifestyle. but you know what the first thing is, they were human beings to begin with. >> commander feist who tried to keep the local press at arm's length during the excavation finally allowed them to cross under the yellow tape and on to the crime scene along with crews from america's most wanted. >> america's most wanted was at the crime scene today filming for the west mesa mystery. >> media coverage could be helpful now and might generate badly needed tips from the public because not only was there a serial killer to catch, but also because of one set of remains that was about to upset everything detectives thought they knew about that killer. >>> coming up -- >> when they told us they had a young black girl, i thought i didn't have a young black girl on my list. >> who was she? where did she come from? how did she get to albuquerque? not all those questions have been answered as of yet. >> was it possible ida lopez's list was just the tip of the iceberg. >> it's desert. there could be very

ismael: a lot of brands try to infuse lifestyle.roblem of that is that it becomes a cacophony of lifestyle images. at the end of the day, it's like, who cares? kate: tell me more about why you're doing this. travis: we started with 10 colors, 10 charities, and we donated 10%. so it was 10 colors, 10 charities. ismael: i love that. lemonis: was their story apparent from that board? ismael: not at all. kate: not at all. ismael: you guys have to understand that creating a brand with a cause goes above and beyond the product that you sell. what i'm buying is you guys, is the story, is the belief, is the conviction, is the passion. 9 out of 10 companies that come through our doors have no vision, have no passion, have none of that. you guys have it, but you missed it completely. kate: now that we have that, i can actually see why you're doing what you're doing, and i'm definitely more in love with what it is. lemonis: thank you very much. thank you. kate: thank you. lemonis: the fact that you didn't make your mom the showcase of it all,

four, invest in lifestyle management programs. initiatives like fitness competitions, and smoking cessation programs can cut costs in the long-term by preventing at-risk employees from developing costly illnesses. and five measure your program's success. wellness programs can be a great resource, but if no one uses them or they're not working, they are a waste of time and money. so, pick the metrics and keep track of them to see if your program needs to pivot. as we prepare to celebrate veterans day this week, we're mindful of how difficult it can be to make the transition from combat zone to an office building. for many returning service people, the process can be overwhelming. and that's where this veteran entrepreneur saw his opportunity to make a difference. >> we're dust off aviators. we flew medical evacuation. we picked up the wounded. you don't know if you're going to get shot at. you don't know if you're going to be able to land. you fly into this hot l.z. and sometimes you're throwing people on board and trying to treat

>> i mentioned lifestyle. this is kind of the cornerstone of all treatment, even for those who get medication. that means exercise. a heart healthy diet like the dash diet. a diet low in salt. high in potassium. stress management. weight reduction. all these things can lower your blood pressure by about 4 points to 5 points systolically, that's very impressive. now there's medication. under the new guideline, about 50% of americans are not going to be needing that cutoff where they would be controlled, 130 over 80. they will need to intensify their regiment with either higher doses or more drugging g. it's estimated only 4 million americans under these new recs will need medication. >>> a message to north korea with drills near the korea peninsula. be tracy reports f >>> well with, we're dry today but more rain is on the way. in fact, take a leek at the future cast. increasing sunshine and the fog is going to dissipate. watch what happens tomorrow morning. showers making the way back in and going south tomorro

servicese lifestyle help increase sales of sansiri projects in the future? the domestic market, yes. we believe that in three to five years, the real estate industry will change. a house is a house, but the service and the things you put in the house will be more important than just the shell on its own. looking forward, we are very excited about his investments. we think, you have probably heard this before. less thirst for fixed assets. therefore the experience. as you can see for the investments we have made, these are lifestyle, investment-building brands. yvonne: you mentioned thailand forecasting moderate growth in the future. it has been improving the economic situation at home. what is the financial performance outlook that you foresee in the next year and for 2019? growth if be moderate the developers and other key players -- domestic play. we have a large fortune that caters to buyers buying property in thailand. at present, it is about 20%. we want to grow that. investing in global brands will help us in terms of brand building in the region. chin

it's a real lifestyle. i've been skating for so long, from cities to cities.hink the skateboarding community here, it's fairly small, so once you know one person, you kind of get to know another person very easily. and i think skateboarding is very creative, and also once you're a skateboarder, i do believe that you look at the world completely different. ♪ i was born in hong kong, and then i went to -- i moved to australia when i was 15. and then i did two years working holiday travel in europe. i design digital products, such as web applications and mobile applications. helping people to do what they want to do with the applications. to compare the other places i've lived in, berlin is a very special place. it has a pretty good balance of, you know -- you have of your life -- life and work. and it's such an amazing city that -- u know, wi so many open-minded people here. it just has a lot of opportunities and just so, it has so much energy here. it's incredible. ♪ host: in our next program, we meet some animals who love the slow-life -- sloths. but in surina

fox's and i hunts man has more on this woman's unique lifestyle.verage new yorker, hard worker, subway rider and it's out. there is something very unique about loren singer. she has a zero waste lifestyle and she has all the trash that i've made in the past five years. it all started while studying environmental signs at new york university. it was a lightbulb moment for sick he. she made changes to her own life first by going plastic free and then by committing to a zero waste lifestyle. the most prevalent things are the troughs, desiccants, plastic wrap, thin plastic food packaging for things that i bought kind of impulse. i find that's where a lot of waste comes from from not being prepared. if you you plan a little bit then you're able to prevent most waste. what's in the car, bits of plastic connecting the price tags. six months ago singer opened her own store called package free where she sells products which could help people down a road of free waste. singer says lots of money, is eating a the lot healthy has come to love her lifestyle. one

and lifestyles of the rich and kendis. hi, how's it going?t people make an entrance like that? cecelia is our lovely tour guide. >> it is truly iconic. >> we'll take this car. this is us. don't mind if i do. >> you already feel at home. >> wow. wow is right. the essex house pulled out all the stops for us. their executive chef was at our beckoning. their food and beverage manager. even carlos, i mean, he's security. i assume i'll get kicked out in the end. back to the suite. >> this is the central park terrace suite. 2,000 square feet. >> looks like my apartment. test out the fav the black guy on this program is funny. he got slimed. >> let's come on, see the suite. >> reporter: the suite is actually massive. full living room, separate dining rooms. two and a half baths. two bedrooms. boasting unobstructed views of central park. they knew i was coming. my own personal robe. what is this? >> please be my guest. >> reporter: okay. good morning. >> so you have feta cheese and mini fruit kabobs. >> awesome. can we dig in? >> let's do it. >> bon a

that's not a change of lifestyle.t's you get to take your kid out to dinner a few times a year or paying down your credit card, but you are still in the same boat as you were 12 months before. very disingenuous. >> i interviewed the ceos and a lot of companies out here in western pennsylvania. they said they were going to open up the inventory and were going to hire depending on how the tax bill works. that's really important in places like western pennsylvania and ohio and west virginia. >> what they say and what they do may be two things. >> the pattern is already been nearly cemented that the action doesn't follow with that kind of verbal promise. we shall see what happens. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the top u.s. nuclear commander said he would push back against president trump if he were to order an illegal nuclear strike. details after the break. man's inner voice: why do i have to be stuck here? talking property taxes. ♪ woah. go over there! then, make a mountain out of that reddi-wip. i'm out. made wit

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if you're elevated risk you'll get lifestyle recommendations and medication. if you're lower risk, lifestyle recommendations. >> that's a lot of numbers to pay keeps calling it the silent killer. >> right. >> what exactly does it do to your body? >> what it is doing is increasing the pressure in the blood vessels that supply blood to all the organs of the body. so you're slowly and silently damaging these organs over time and it can lead to heart attack, stroke, heart failure, peripheral arterial failure like aneurysms and it really can be an insidious process. they're saying with these guidelines it's really going to affect a lot of individuals under the age of 45. it will triple the number of men under 45 now diagnosed with hypertension and double the number of women, which is a good thing because we want people to pick this up early. >> so what are ways to reduce our blood pressure? >> i mentioned lifestyle. this is the cornerstone of all treatment, even for those with medication. that means exercise, a heart healthy diet, a diet low in salt, high in potass