. >> we have several people, marge was 105, 106, when she passed away. she was the individual that was focused on older people can ride bicycles, drive cars. the ability of squaring off the moralityity curve, as you're age you're not in a nursing home, you're climbing mountains or walking around the streets. >> or swimming or spinning or mowing, or marketing. the largest market sells only vegetarian or vegan foods. >> we find that vegans have less obesity and stroke, in many every population we look at they have less. >> more, more days, months, years. >> i've seen people around here in their 100s and so i guess i could live to be 100 too. >> for generations, people have often prayed to find the elusive fountain of youth but for the seventh day adventists, in loma linda, their prayers have already been answered. al jazeera, loma linda, california. >> kind of a quiet start to the week on wall street. the stocks barely moving. the dow pretty much flat. most of the morning says, down or up rather, vacillating between up and down. later in the week, the octo

ally impacted myife was marg arita who was ritaheywar >> visionliteracys the website.p next, we'll look at another local latina artist. >>> she has been painting up colorful dancers. we're proud to have elizabeth, a local artist with a local exhibition. and is is one of your beautifuand colorful pieces of art. tell us about this. how long it took you, and wt e message behindt is. >> this is one of my paintings of aztec dancers. d i take forecasts of them in the bay area when they're dancing an the i paint on a canvas with o point. and i bui up a texture. this o took me about ree weeks was working on it, and i ve been changing a few things. i have been on this workor about four years. i have about 20 paintin in this ste. >> is this something you do on e side or ishis full time? >> i consider mysel a professional artist, so io work almost wha you conside full-time hours, almost hours a week on tngs that are art related. and other parts of it are the buness aects of being a professional artist. >> how difcult or easy is that business aspect? cause if that is what you're d

we're flat and up margely, right? who is right and what should you do with your money? let's get the thoughts of two fund managers, one is a bear and one is a bull. the bear, mr. lowry will make his case to tyler and i'll question the bear. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. let me begin with you, so much optimism in the markets right now. are we at risk of a bubble? why are you so bearish? >> i'm bearish because i think prices are way ahead of themselves. i think they are inflated because the safety net that bernanke and the fed pitched under us for a number of years right now. this too shall pass. we're at a point in the market where the market wants to hear bad news because the fed will hang around longer. i think that's the opposite way to look at things. the market is not pricing in. any chance of bad news and i think that there is a lot more room to the downside than to the upside. >> vince, answer, if you might, and specifically address why stocks have been rising so much when the economy and earnings aren't rising nearly as quickly. >> sure, so the onl

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welcome back to worlds apart we are discussing bitcoins rise and spread with patrick marg general counsel of the foundation mr mark. going back to that landmark senate hearing here got a pretty favorable the reception from the low makers on monday and contrary to what some may have expected bitcoin wasn't accused of being you know the currency of choice for online gamblers and drac traders and. i think many officials actually pointed out that crime had been the issue during the early days of credit card great cards and online payment systems i wonder if you were surprised by how friendly and accommodating the lawmakers seem to be i wasn't surprised at all but i was i was very pleased we've been working with these same lawmakers for months now. if there's one pattern that i've detected over time dealing with law enforcement regulators policymakers it's that the more those people understand the technology the less afraid of it they become and the more they embrace the potential for great societal good well well you know in some circles it's called low being bad at the same time they're low

just $1, becky and her game, won by a margin of $19,000 on monday, and, two days ago, john won by a marg, which also happened to be his total earnings on that day. but forget about all of that. because today, they start from scratch. we add up today's total with tomorrow's to determine our $100,000 winner. good luck. here we go. let's find out what the categories are for this first round. alex: mary beth, off you go. i'll go with law for $200, please. becky. what is an appeal? that's it. "random house dictionary" definitions, $200. john.

our sources from the set of will and marg geese movie insist they were just goofing around. only revealed part of her costume and nothing tawdry was going on. >>> ashton and demi moving on as their 2 $290 million divorce is almost finalized. reports today, kutcher will propose to long-time girlfriend, mila kunis, possibly as soon as next week. deemmy just snapped smiling leaving a yoga class in l.a. s that her teacher or a new romantic interest? >>> eddie cibrian's first words on new divorce rumors. >> tt is just so ridiculous. >> eddie and lee yan kissing on the best man holiday red carpet and cibrian joking with terry. >>> it is just ludicrous. we are going through as 50 million divorce it is $100 million. i mean, they just have no fact checking what so ever. >>> kerry washington's stunning confession. the "scandal" star suffered an eating disorder in college. people's new cover woman saying she would eat anything and everything, then go to the gym and exercise for hours and hours. these days, hollywood's most buzzed about star stayed in shape with pilates. people saying i

. >> we have several people, marge, age 105, 106 i think when she passed away, she was kind of our individualng off the mortality curve. as you're aging you are not in a nursing home per se, you're climbing around mountains, walk around and bicycling. >> the largest market in loma linda is run by the church and sells only vegetarian and vegan foods. >> less obesity and less stroke, almost every population they have less. >> which adds up to more, more days, months and years. >> i've seen people around here in their 100s and so i guess i could live to be 100 too. >> for generations people have often prayed to find the elusive fountain of youth but for the seventh day adventist, it seems as their prayers have already been answered. jennifer london, al jazeera, loma linda, california. >> one winter storm has moved out and dumped a lot of snow from the central mountains into montana. this is just a little shot of rainfall primarily. most of that snow has started to taper off but we're seeing some pictures of beautiful snow totals up in the mountains. ski resorts starting to get a good base here,

also recreationally for the first time ever last year, a majority of americans support legalizing marge warna, in terms of sport application, it's a good idea. in terms of things you can do, you are talking about reducing anxiety, dealing with pain, stress, it's definitely something i think that could and should be in the therapeutic toolbox in sport, particularly when you compare it to the kinds of pain-killers that are also currently in use in sport. we are talking about. >> and often abused in sport. as you make arguments about marijuana, one thing i have to take an issue with you on is you talk about the impact on children and say, "but, sure, role models, the kids, clean sport with integrity, blah, pla, blah, sports depends on kids carry on and becoming athletes. they need role models, is that not a big part of it. that we allow too much flexibility for bad behaviour or breaking rules. kids? >> you talk about breaking rules. i think that's what we have to focus on. the sports world - you know, maybe 20, 30 years ago, as a society, we were more in the stage of lever madness and havi

. >> marge, can you come in here, please? new poll say their boss's gender matter to them. >> is that your family? >> yes. >> do they tell you to quit? >> every single someday. >> this is an improvement. a similar poll in 1953 showed only 5% of people preferred a female boss. >> one of the reasons is that they're more waffling and less forth light. remember, it's just percentages. what do you think? let us know on "the list" facebook page. at number fife, when a movie turns to reality, an italian tourist was asking that question for five weeks after he went to the fear-drenched october fest in munich and forgot where he parked. >> surely you can't be serious. i am serious. >> the 40-year-old man flew back to germany three times to look for his volkswagen gulf. it wasn't until he filed a police report that he was finally reunited with his wheels. we' we're telling you this to remind you to drink and park responsibly. >>> now, garth wrooks is back in a big kind of way. pop culture burning like a 10 gallon hat hosting five decad

. >> we have several people, marge, 105 or 106.he was an individual focussed on older people can ride bicycle, drive cars. there's the ability of scaring off the mortality curve. as you are ageing you are not in a nursing home, you are climbing mountains, doing exercise. >> or swimming or spinning or mowing. of course, eating healthy. the largest market is run by the church, and sells vegetarian and vegan foods. >> vegetarians have less cancer, heart disease, obesity and >> it leads to followers having more days, months and years. >> i see people here in their hundreds. i guess i could live to be a century too. >> for generations people parade to find the fountain of youths. for the seventh day adventists it seems their prayers have been answered. well, cold air is pushing down from the north pole and is chilling. a lot of us are in the northern parts of the united states. we have warm air around the equator working up to the north. the result is some storms as we have temperatures balancing across cus. one of the storms we are wat

at the end of the day, if you want to win a vote by that marg margin, if you want to attract the majority of the vote, triple your african-american vote you need to show up and go into those neighborhoods and campaign. i did a town hall meeting when i was governor in the city of irvington, new jersey. i got 4.7% of the vote there in 2009. there were more people in the church i did the town hall than voted for me in 2009. that is the way the republican party will make itselves more relevant to a broader group of folks. that is what ronald reagan would have done and did do when he was p campaigning. i did that because i believe that is what is right when you represent all of the people. not just the people who vote for you. >> thank you. always good to talk with you sir, and come back. >> thank you for having me on. it is a great program. >> thank you, sir. >> up next the impact of obama care on real people who are losing their health insurance. what do they think? we will give them a chance to confront a key advocate. go on facebook and share your favorite moments with your friends. psh bu

the mourners included his mother, marg reet, his wife, marina, his brother, robert, and oswald's twoms. the six pallbearers were news men. there were not enough relatives or friends on hand to serve as pallbearers. >> now there is a new flag of the president of the united states flying in the white house. in president kennedy's old oval office, mrs. evelyn lincoln, his secretary and aids removed every scrap, every ves tangible of the signs of the personal touches of president kennedy. >> we know from history that one test of society's is how do we handle the transfer of power at the top. lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, a lot of people disliked him greatly, some hated him would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and the root of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear t

marge if you are going through chemotherapy, and on january 1st therapy.o some states are expanding those deadlines. >> and earlier you mentioned the risk pools and part of the essence of obamacare and it working is expanding those risk pools and having a lot of young people come in. >> right. >> but you have also written that not only are young people not signing up now as expected because of the problems with the website, you wrote that there is unbelievable lack of awareness among those young invincibles as they call them. just don't know about the exchanges at all. >> right. a lot of people are focusing on the top line number. the number of people that have signed up. and that's certainly important because you have this projection of 7 million people signing up in the first year, but what is equally important is what percentage of young people in this group are there. if there are not enough young people, and this skews older, up. >> and you wrote only a quarter of those young people are not even awared. >> many are not aware. and there is a huge effor

. >> bart, lisa, marge up front, of course, can't forget about homer. >> and his trusty donut. >> jimmyt. that is unbelievable. and i don't think, what is the baby, maggie here. >> maggie. >> maggie doesn't look that excited to be in this outfit. ha-ha. maggie is, maggie is humiliated, let's be honest. >> oh. >> jimmy: maggie looks like twisted sister or something. thank you very much, kat. this is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it was fun. i don't know how long it takes to -- i don't know how long it takes to grow their hair out, but, maybe you can come back at christmas time, make them into trees or something. >> jimmy: thank you, kat. tonight on the show, david arquette, and arcade fire. we'll be back after this with jennifer garner! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ and only mcdonald's has freshly brewed mccafe coffee, a great tasting, signature blend made with 100% arabica beans. enjoy it with your favorite breakfast. one more reason there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. [ tires screech ] [ woman ] whoo! [ laughter ] [ screaming ] we're going backwards! whoo! [ scre

but then 25 states decided not to expand the government insurance program for the poor, leaving a marge amount of people with no coverage. hospitals won't be fully reimbursed if for cost of care. >>> you are looking at hospitals shutting their doors in the communities that depend on them. >> we will remain viable. but we are currently very challenged with the significant decreases. >> reporter: kirk says the hospital will lose about $3 million this year and a part of that is coming from the cuts to the subsidies. with a limiting operating budget, that eats up the buffer this hospital had. kirk already cut his staff by 5%. no services could be next. meaning fewer options for the most vulnerable patients. in washington, i'm danielle leigh, nbc news. >>> if you live in d.c. and your insurance was canceled because of obama care, you are out of luck. city officials will not exercise their options to extend canceled policies. more than 21,000 will have to buy new policies. >>> tonight we're getting a look at the damage done by the powerful storm that hit the midwest last weekend. security vid

but trans fats are still in many grocery stores including microwave popcorn, prepared frosting and marge. the food and -- margarine. in 2006 companies were forced to print details of the fat on labels and it made a difference. in 2003 americans generally eight 4.6 grams of trans fat each day and in 2012, get this, it went down to just one gram. still the fda says there is no safe consumption and new york mayor michael bloomberg says restaurants actually benefited from the move. >> they did not do what some people feared and that was to replace trans fats with something that was even worse. they replaced it with something that was better. and their business is better than ever. >> trans fat has long been recognized as a significant cause of heart disease. we're taking this action because we think it's time to address and phase out the remaining uses of trans fat in the diet so that we can reduce the incidence of heart disease and deaths resulting from heart attack. >> reporter: of course they say the reduction of heart attacks and removing trans fat from our diet will save thousands of li

joining us now is senator marg warner, democrat from virginia. senator, i remember when governor mark warner of virginia was the chris christie of two democrats amidst the out years of america. in a state that george w. bush had won, what has happened between that election night when you won and tonight? >> well, i think what you have seen is on some level more of a polarization of the republican party, i'm actually on the right. a and the recipe that allowed me to stand here 12 years ago in virginia and win in a state that was definitely red at that point, and for terry mcauliffe to win tonight in virginia and chris christie is winning in new jersey is that people are actually tired of kind of an extremist crowd. in both parties, you see that a lot more in the republican party right now. remember, virginia was ground zero for the harm done by the stupid government shutdown. so you had the tea party candidates coming traipsing through virginia, i don't know who on the republican side thought that was a good idea, but it actually helped mcauliffe.

>> so to recap this, marge, filibuster reform was a distraction.lear deal was a distraction. even though he's been pushing immigration reform since january, it's just another big old distraction. i mean, can the president do anything without the right wingers of accusing him of trying to distract people from obama care? >> the thing is we want to be talking about obama care. we want people to explore the website, learn about obama care, and sign up. that's something that we want people to talk about. it's not something we want to sweep under the rug. >> right. >> and, you know, just to go back to the point about moms. as a mom and as someone who studied a lot of moms, the fact that we are -- that people are reaching out to moms and use them as a vehicle for talking about health care makes so much sense because they drive so many health care purchases. when i talk to moms around the country, it is frequently the number one thing that they say occupies their mind. that they think about, that they worry about their kids. >> i've got to leave it there.

mar marge, first woman on the show to talk. this voting thing. all us who grew up here that woman come to washington to get jobs. when they get here not a lot are married. they go to their high-rises right across the river. they get the jobs, they move up the chain hopefully in their profession. and they are very pro-choice as a group. that may be iconic. is it true and does that explain the numbers? >> in the exit polls you show almost two to one that voters overall not just women are pro-choice. and one thing i never heard, i've been talking to voters for about 20 years. i've never heard a woman say you know what the government should do, they should make it difficult for me to get a divorce. if any husband doesn't want to get divorced and i want to divorce, i want the government to get involved and stop it. >> what would be -- you sound like you're against it which would make perfect sense. why would anybody in politics want to make it more difficult for a person who dissolve what is even potentially a dangerous marriage? >> i could not tell y

richie incognito is marge schott with 550-pound bench press. he is a moron. about richie incognito? >> it's a big industry, miller. >> we disagree. this is just a crazy kid all whacked out. we have got a rap overlay in the culture now where there are crazy white kids who think they can co-op the "n" word. they do it get smacked down everybody realizes you can't do. that will do i think is he a nutter? yeah? do i think it's the end of the world, no. all i know everybody who covers football concussions coaches working too hard or hazing. the cat who works for grant land.com bill barnwell still writes about football. can can we pay attention to the football? for god's sake this is manna from heaven from you put incognito in the gallies. >> i don't want any ill to come to the guy. >> me neither. what are you worried about? it's just a big crazy kid who flips on his teammate. i don't mean we are going to kill. >> i'm inviting the guy to your 60th birthday party which is going to be on saturday. richie incognito is jumping out of the cake. how about that? if he can

(sighs) >> kroft: 70 miles away, len and marge forrest were leaving their house that they'd just sold in setauket, long island, and were preparing to drive to south florida to sell their home there. they had their money with bernie madoff for 30 years and lost an 8-figure family fortune two days before his 80 birthday. do you have any money to live on? >> enough, i would say, for 60 days. >> kroft: do you know other people who are in the same situation? >> oh, yes, we have a lot, unfortunately, and i think probably the thing that tears me up more than anything is the fact that i recommended madoff to a number of people, and they lost their money, and i'll never stop feeling responsible for that. they were all close family and friends. >> kroft: len forrest and his friends thought they were part of a small exclusive group of investors lucky enough to have a connection with bernie madoff, and because they thought they were making 12% a year, they weren't inclined to ask a lot of questions. harry markopolos called it the classic affinity scam. >> an affinity scam is when you prey on grou

>> she slashed marginal -- he proposed rather to slash marg marginal tax rates from 91% to 0 on individualslashed the corporate tax rate. he slashed the capital gains tax rate. he passed away, but they were put through by congress. you got to make a dotsds line, brian, between kennedy, jfk's tax policy and ronald reagan's tax policy. >> larry -- >> they're identical. >> i was turning a screw here and understand what you're saying, but 91 to 70% on the top end is hardly a supply side tax cut. >> what do you mean? any time you lower -- >> still 70%. >> actually, you're wrong. you got to look at it this way. in round numbers, at 90%, you keep 10 cents on the extra dollar earned. at 70%, you keep 30 cents on the extra dollar earned. that is a huge increase. that's actually a larger increase than what reagan did. reagan took it down from 70 to 50 and then 28. tax rates matter. they create incentives and reagan, i was there, i helped write this stuff, we used kennedy deliberately, reagan gave kennedy credit for it and the key phrase was, "arising tide lifts all boats". >> weigh in here, john harw

this is marge shot for baseball. this is proctor hall which is right in the middle of this loop. and it's our understanding that this gunman was across the street from proctor hall. spotted by students. now the campus has lockdowned not all of it but proctor hall is on lockdown as are some buildings in the general vicinity. they have not been specific with us yet. in this general area we are told they are on lockdown. we just got in touch with police. saying they are in search of the suspect. buildings and others locked down. they haven't found him. that's the reason for the concern. they're telling students at the university of cincinnati in this particular area to stay where they are. stay away from windows and doors while they figure out who this person is with a gun. why this person with a gun was there. as we get more. i will bring it to you. facebook is stepping up its efforts to curb bullying with something called bullying prevention hub. the company reports starting today, teens will have the option to report comments, photos, or videos as abusive. it claims that the proc

. >>> coming up -- >> marge, dear, would you kindly pass me a doughnut. >> doughnut, what's a doughnut? >> ahh! ahh! >> today, the fda announced it was banning doughnuts. i'm kidding. they voted to announce they were banning trans fats in doughnuts and everything else and caused the internet to freak out, imagining a world where doughnuts would never be the same. but there are bigger issues at stake. i'll explain them, ahead. [ female announcer ] 1 hour to go, 1 hour to whiten. when you don't have the time, there's new crest 3d white 1 hour express whitestrips. removes years of stains in just 1 hour. whitening without the wait. now get the best 3d white deal of the year at selected retailers. >>> earlier today, chuck todd got to ask president obama about all sorts of questions, about healthcare.gov and the obama care rollout. the rest of us, we can only dream about what we'd ask the president of the united states. so if you could ask the president one question about the affordable care act, what would it be? tweet your answers @allinwithchris or face at facebook.com "all in with chris.

. >> some ofhe skeptics would say you ran up a huge margin of victory,o, therefore, your marg among latinos afrin-americans will be higher and then head toead, if it comes to this, against hilry clinton in new jerseshows you would trail hillary clinton even in your own state. do you view that and say she's formidable, that you wld be an underdog if it werto come to that? >> do yoknow how i view that, david? i go61% of the vote in t state of new jersey in a blue statthat had just reelecd barack obama a yr ago by 17 points. that was neay a 40-point turnaround between voting for democrat at the toof the ticket a voting for a reblican. getting 51% of the hispanic vote, i'm very proud of that because i've worked hard with the hispanic community to let them see how our policies can help the families. i've worked hard with the african-american community. i've workehard with seniors and stents and all those people came out and ted in rge numbers for us otuesday. people can say whatever they want, but the numbers speak fo themselves. i'm proud of it and it's gng toive me a mandate to back to the wor

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