sweetener a subject is given comes in the drink the food supplies the daily intake of calories you lor will get to enjoy his meal. then like the other subjects he will be tested with a device that measures how fast his body burns fat on this diet no exercise is allowed that would burn calories and skew results. ok ok it's simply measuring oxygen consumption and c o two production through your breath yes so all's you're doing is putting a face mask on our subjects with a long list that leads from their mouth. to the analyzer. and so it's a c o two carbon dioxide and oxygen analyzer so it's just taking the air that the subjects is exhaling and telling us ok this much oxygen this much c o two and from there then we do production and consumption values from bad. fat burning it's technically called fat oxidation can be calculated this test will determine if fat burning in the liver is impaired when the liver is overloaded with the sugar creek talks there will be one more test tonight. each of the subjects blood will be drawn to vials worth. and taken to the lab first sophisticated round of

while previous studies have shown increased achievement for psychological lor ship it also showed an increased college attendance rate. further, this study demonstrated the longer a student participated in the choice program the better their long-term educational outcomes. the data are encouraging. i didn't need another research paper to know the program kworks. i have seen living proof. thankfully they found a small school that fit her needs. she told me nearly a week or ten days she knew she had found a fit and she was on her way to thriving. she graduated high school, graduated college and just this may earned her masters degree. she is living proof that choice works and there are many more out there. hundreds of thousands more who don't have those same opportunities to today. near wha we are doing now is not working. we are in the middle of the pack at east compared to other nations. those aren't words which i'm comfortable describing. it's not the future we should feel comfortable offering anyone else. what does the future hold? more funding? does that fix the problem? again t d

personality,lorful is the fact we did not end up with him in government reassuring?will avoid the populist -- the populism we have in the u.s. and u.k.? people tend to vote for winston peters. making positions . his always a very mercurial, they about which way -- mercurial about which way he's going to go. haidi: we heard in the last hour, a conversation was held between president trump and the pm designate good what sort of foreign policy is new zealand going to be conducting? if winston peters follows through with his campaign rhetoric, you're likely to see the shutters go up to a degree. he's always wanted to cut immigration to the bone. i remember that being a line he campaigned on in the mid-1990's, we are to cut immigration to the bone. he has always been very suspicious of foreign investment particularly, when it comes to areas like property. these are such hot button issues in new zealand. people can understand these things, and that's why he keeps getting this reliable vote again and again. but he is 72 years old, so he may be looking at a legacy. it will b

lor 29 in geylang for fried oyster omelets and fried prawns and chili paste. bak chor mee.dhir: i think one of the issues is that we're kind of a victim of our own success in many ways. we've grown so fast, and i guess expectations among the liberals and progressives have just gone so far ahead, including myself. because sometimes, we need a reality check about what pace society can move at. so i think that's the tension, it's that economic growth has happened so quickly and sometimes, social laws, social customs, might need to take a bit more time. >> anthony: you know, a place where everything works this well and a system so seemingly different than the one we are taught to venerate, that's generally confusing. so what's the best thing about singapore and what's the worst thing about singapore? >> sudhir: i think best things are tolerance and efficiency, but you know, if you look around us right now, there's like a mosque over, there's a buddhist temple over there. there are a bunch of brothels over there, prostitutes walking the street legally. they're regulated by the g

solid stretch of traffic from solid stretch of traffic from san lor enso we'll check back on the fatal accident in santa rosa in a few minutes as well. >>> good news to share about the fires in the north bay. more than 90% contained. seeing how the community is coming together. including this way. people going out to eat to raise money for people who survived the fires. last night more than 3 dozen restaurants in the north bay participated in a dine and donate fundraiser. the restaurant donating 20% of proceeds to fire victims. >>> there's a line out the door. everybody is here in a good mood and wanted wants to support an they can. >> it's a wonderful idea. shows how people are trying to ban together and do good thimng for the folks right now. >>> we do have a list of restaurants on the website. we are not done with the good news. metallica is now stepping in to help the fire victims the best way they know how, through music. >> the recent tragic events have left us all saddened. left us all flabbergasted. >> we're there to help as much we can. this is how we do it, through music. >>

nbc news consultant shawn nail lor is an expert on america's special operations. >> reporter: it wasis into context for me. >> well, it's certainly unusual. you don't often hear about major combat actions being approved over a meal, you know, in a dining room as opposed to in the situation room or somewhere in the pentagon. >> reporter: during our investigation we've been told some of what was said during that dinner. two white house sources say although secretary mattis said the raid could be a game changer, both steve bannon and jared kushner both worried about acting on an obama plan. the next morning president trump asked michael flynn what he thought. our white house sources told president trump a tip from an terrorist in the world would be great. >> flynn said that executing this particular mission would be a good way to do that. >> could that have been the reason for the raid's timing? we might never know. the pentagon said the january 29th date was picked because of intelligence reports and because it was a moonless night. our investigation brought us to the horn of africa an

strictly focusing on the executive orderers that were released, the agencies revised the rules to a lor people to join together, that doesn't have to no way is that going -- julie: this isn't a done deal, it doesn't have to. there's room for negotiation and that's the point i'm trying to get across here because the president called the democrats obstructionists and imploring for them to come to him to negotiate a better plan and seems to me because he calls himself a negotiator in chief is that this is a negotiating tactic to get republicans to finally step up to the plate and get the job done they promised and failed to do and that's repeal and replace obamacare, if this doesn't care republicans, i don't know what will. >> that's exactly the point. i think the president -- in many ways it was and i leggant solution. both sides have to work together on this. i don't disagree with that. there are places where we can work together and i think we have during the year, that model needs to be followed. julie: thank you very much. >> thank you. kelly: president and vice president are hoping t

police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on route one at gunston and lor ton roads. the driver of the car that hit the pedestrian did stop and stay on the scene. at this point, there is no word if any charges will be filed. >>> we're learning details about the investigation into the las vegas shooting. authorities say the stephan paddock shot and killed 58 people and had stock-piled his car with explosives. he also had personal protection gear as part of an escape plan. investigators continue to talk with paddock's brother and girlfriend but they say they still have not pinpointed a motive. >> currently, we do not believe there is one particular event in the suspect's life for us to key on. we believe he decided to take the lives he did and he had a purposesful plan that he carried out. . >>> victims relatives and survivors were allowed to return to the shooting site to reclaim belongings left behind in the panic as they fled. >>> university of maryland in college park. last week, police charge add a man for spray painting a swastika. according to court records we le

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then perhaps more importantly, flannery meets investors to lay out his strategy andup da update the lor term financial targets in november that's down 25% so far this year now. the change overshadowing a very notable one, trian fund's ed garden is taking a seent the board. that was announced this northern trian owned 1% of the stock since 2015 and the move could according to experts who tracked his work on other boards including thrill ones be a positive right now the stock is trading lower. back over to you. >> i'm not going to say this is what's going to happen but there's a precedent for new ceos coming in to throw the kitchen sink and everything on their first earnings report. >> if i knew that report was going to be terrible, i'd wait until it got out for the public to everybody get upset then i'd throw them under the bus i'd keep that ammo. >> it's not just bornstein other familiar names in ge are leaving the company. well, you got to bring your own people in. >> one of the most -- >> reporter: exactly >> -- women in that whole sector >> reporter: yes, exactly. major changes in pl

alix: michelle, your take on that because we made a big deal -- [laughter]lor john taylor, not james been made about john taylor. if you take a look and put a zero neutral rate in his equation, it is kind of where we are right now. doesom your point of view, it really matter, materially, who will run the fed? who that might be? from your estimation? michelle: i think it does matter. they have the loudest voice and they set the standard for the committee and they set the tone for the committee. so if it is somebody like taylor ao tends to favor policy-based approach than he will be setting policy of the medium-term outlook and not respond to slight misses from the target objectives. and that is quite different from the fed that we have seen under janet yellen when there was more guiding of the markets with response to data. so i think it could be an interesting difference that markets have to get used to. alix: what about deregulation? the deregulation assets of the next fed chair, it it could be more important to president trump? are threethere pillars. interest rates, balance sheet

when i first knew we did not have vicodin or lor jtab has a scheduled two drug.e schedule 3 giving out 90 day prescriptions like m&ms and didn't have to go back to the doctor. we got that changed and fought for three years. that should have been a three-week process. it took three years. this is how bad the system is. this has been a business plan. i have said this from day one. in west virginia, i know criminal west virginia. when you have less than 400 people and send more than 9 million pills down there, you have to be stuffing pills down people's throat. it's criminal. it's uncalled for. >> it really is, and thank you for your hard work, senator. because you've been a real champion in this area that really has impacted all of us. i want to change subjects for a minute here. you went to dinner last night to talk about tax reform. you had a fancy dinner. willie and i had our own fancy dinner. we had crystal hamburgers with our bookies, but let's talk about your dinner instead. you were talking act tax reform with jared and ivanka last night, and i was wondering

in my own home county, the pathways recovery engagement center just opened its dors lor last week. i got a chance to see the center in august when it was in the final stages of construction. this program is the result of a community partnership between local police and the county sheriff's ary clubs. just two shining examples of constituents in my district making a difference. we need more community brace eb initiatives to get resources to those in need. congress still has more to do. one example is jessie's law. it's named after jessie grub, who died last year of an opioid overdose. jessie had battled a heroin addiction for nearly seven years but had been clean for six months. she had made a new life for herself in michigan and was training for a marathon when an infection related to a running injury required her to have surgery. jessie's parents told doctors she was a recovering addict and shouldn't be prescribed opioitug physician sent jessie home with 60 coxycodone pills. such information is crucial to provide patient centered care, prevent relapses and ultimately save lives. a