particular, this is actually a metabolism team -- a metabolism team.hat goes on to toxic compounds. there are several reasons were .hat i can go into that helps to regulate the protein. tremendously. here's some examples of the brain tumors. here, when a see tumor has a high amount of this , especially when it is in the nucleus of the cell, there is a higher risk of death. so for several years, the genes would flow into that protein. and that shows there different types of it. therapy, it has been crystallized by a group in the u.k., westerly and the nih. three-dimensional structure of the molecule. you can direct different chemicals and structures and fragments into the side of that protein. and then you can come out with compounds with the affinity to the site. and then you double of other compounds from that and eventually it can be used to treat. so you identify the top rate that it is effective. i think i will stop here. , you know, to repeat i don't know the made the statement but i would like to find two made it. we cannot direct the wind but we

our endocrine glands produce hormones that regulate the basic processes of our body, like metabolism, growth, reproduction, and development. endocrine disruptors disturb how these processes work. >> endocrine disrupting chemicals interfere with hormone signaling. proper hormone signgnaling is very important for fetal development and for childhdhood development, as well as sesexual maturation. therefore, compoundsds that interferere with thesese process could have very profound efcts.s. >> many of these and other chemicals appear to be associated with lower i.q.s, and/or behavioral problems in children. >> if you look at what these chemicals can do to the brain, we know now these chemicals are also interfering with how we process information. >> they a affect our gegenetic outcomeme. they increase ththe possibility ththat we lose a baby. thehey change the activy of our h hormones, our sex hormones, in a variety of dififferent way. >> we're seeing c children statarting pubertrty at youngerr ages. so there are many little girls that have, for example, breast buds by the age of 7 in the a

my metabolism probably slows down andi my metabolism probably slows down and i focus.re i go into the water. i almost desire to jump into the icy water. the body goes into a shock. experience and acclimatisation allows you to handle that shock. you go numb. the ice takes your breath away. the most important thing when you get into the ice is to breathe. get your breathing right, get your rhythm right. the blood starts shutting down and your brain starts shutting down and your brain starts shutting down and your extremities. you need to learn how to continue your stroke while there isn't much oxygen left in new o rlea ns. there isn't much oxygen left in new orleans. —— in your limbs. the approach is very responsible. i would not say go and plunge into ice and swim tomorrow, we have rules, we have experience. we understand a lot. we have changed a lot of thoughts about the whole thing in the last ten years. a lot of things that were thought to be impossible and deadly are now considered to be very possible. might be possible, but i am not sure i am going to be queueing u

researchers found that people that took the drugs showed a lower metabolism and reducing the brain sizes and reduced the short term memory and problem solving. >> drivers who't hours of sleep double the risk of getting into a car crash the next day. the risk increases even if you are one or two hours short of the sleep time. if you slept less than # r four hours the inrisk increases. smokers had a 64% risk of early death and increasing for those smoking 1-10 cigarettes a day. >> smoking could be harming your pets, because the animals are breathing in the smoke and may ingest the residue from the smoke that lands on the furniture and the carpet. there is increased risk of the lung cancer and cats have timers risk of devel developing cancer. it is 5:00. the news continues right now. >> hello, good morning, welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." >> just going into the 5:00 hour on this tuesday, december 6th. right now on "wisn 12 news this overnight and what the workers continue to do while the crime scene tape surrounded the business. >> bringing more people from around the world to wisco

scientist from indiana university found that lower metabolisms have reduced brain sizes among some people taking anti-chlorogenic drugs, sometimes used for allergy relief. researchers found they performed worse on short-term memory, verbal reasoning, and problem-solving tests. and a disappointing report from self-assessment of what it calls winnable batteries, but it's not. and like obesity, smoking, and disease spread hospitals. cdc says they have made it progress in cutting smoking in teen pregnancy, but the number of salmonella illnesses is way up as will his childhood obesity. alison: they are just battery-operated lights, but they are really a symbol for so much more. the creator of this amazing project for a brighter future. jay korff is live in alexandria with more on the display. jay? jay: alison, here is how it works -- grab the battery operated candle, write down your positive intention, then you clip it on to the wall below your candle. in just two days, this public installation is not only a place of expression, but also reflection and healing. >> it's beautiful. be a glow hol

genes that metabolize a carcinogen once it gets into your body.ose differences can also contribute. then there are mutations that you inherit, some of the tumor suppressor genes, for example. and of course there is lifestyle and environment in which you live in. diet properly, exercise, and so on. of course smoking. and habits that expose you to hpv or hiv and so on, that can contribute to having cancer, all of that can contribute to it. now, i'm going to touch a little bit on the treatment of cancer. of course surgery is one of the tools that have been available. but surgery is very, very effective in benign tumors or tumors that are developed early and are localized, haven't spread. surgery often is the only treatment you need. you take it out and go back home, let the wound heel, and go about your life. but unfortunately sometimes it's not the case, people come when the disease has already started to expand. it's not always their fault, because some of the symptoms are not very obvious. pancreatic cancer, for example, a dreadful cancer. general

it can strengthen muscles and bones and in building muscle you can boost your metabolism. >> it gives you a chance to utilize small muscle droops with the balancing and there's a spine motor skills you need to use in order to balance yourself on the straps. if you decide to try it make sure the trainer is certified and gives positive reinforcement to get students through tough workouts. it's a good idea to be cleared by your own doctor. >>> menus and dining out with your kids, most fast food kids men menu items told in the u.s. have 47% more calories than what is recommended by experts. french fries have an average of 300 calories, triple the amount recommend for one serving. that's a lot. someone once asked, do we ever think about anything other than steak? yes... and... no. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: turf and surf. flo's filet and lobster tail, our new crab cake filet, and our new renegade sirloin and lobster mac and cheese. only at longhorn steakhouse. news for you if i wouldn't care you're looking for extra money. you can get the extra cash by lo

and it also depends on your metabolic state, how you react. >> how would you react?eadliest snakes in the world and you're headed to the hospital. what should your next stop be? a, apply a tourniquet and stop the flow of venom to your heart. b, move as little as possible and try to relax, or c, cut the wound and suck or drain the venom. >> a lot of people have this idea if you get bit you need to cut the wound and suck the venom out. john wayne style thing. you would have to cut that thing open, cut it deep enough to be at the bottom where the fangs stopped, because that's where the venom starts. i just whacked four veins so i'm dead. i'm bleeding to death, you know what i mean? >> c is the wrong answer. the venom can kill in as little as 60 minutes depending on the factors like the amount of venom delivered, the size of the person and metabolism. stopping the flow of poison to your heart may seem like the right idea. >> using tourniquets may be appropriate in certain instances depending on the nature of the bite, the species involved. >> but be careful because while

researchers found lower metabolism and reduced brain sizes among people taking sleep medication. the participants also performed worse on short-term memory, verbal reasoning, and problem- solving tests. lawmakers in the u-s senate are crossing the isle to honor vice president joe biden's son. the senate voted to rename a bill aimed at accelerating cancer research after the late beau biden. the measure would make therapies available to the ability to prevent cancer and detect it at an earlier stage. beau biden was 46-years-old when he died from brain cancer last year.since his death, the vice president has been leading efforts to fight cancer, including the bill now bearing his son's name. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--dangers on the road. the common mistake that we're all guilty of.. and why it could have a life changing impact. also-- practice what you preach. coming up... the susi much screen time we're all our little taste of snow is mostly melted off already this morning... but out west they're getting pounded.take a look at this live picture from the airport n

mediciations.they're called anti-cholinergic drugs.a study- just released- found they lower your metabolism and increase your risk for dementia.these drugs include several sleep aids, along with meds to fight allergic reactions and for chronic diseases including hypertension. 3 when it comes to dementia... women aren't getting the same medical attention as men do. visits to the doctor ... receive less monitoring and were kept on medications longer. 3 a daily dose of nuts can have significant health benefits. researchers in london found just one ounce of nuts a day can cut the risk of death from diabetes by 40-percent.it can also cut heart disease by 30- percent and cancer by 15- percent.nuts are filled with nutrients like poly-unsaturated fats, magnesium, fiber, and protein - and can help cut cholesterol. smokey... rocket... freckles-- all pet names you might expect. then there's "cindy lou!"she's here today with linda teweles - - from the wisconsin humane - tell us about cindy lou. - what's their story? how did they get to the humane society?- - tell us about your upcoming tails and tales

s a aspertame might be linked to metabolic syndrome.r if aspertame would have the same effect in people. >>> michael jordan is now being introduced as his new name. a sports company based in southern china trademarked jordan's name in mandarin and was selling shoes and sportswear under that trade mark. today china's supreme court ruled favor. >>> the world authority on endange endangered species says that the giraffe population has developed by as much as 40% in the past three decades. there are now less than 100,000 in the world. the giraffe is the world's tallest land mammal. >> if uover trying to bile a matchimal, but they will go fast. so be sure to check your local store to find out exactly when the shipment will arrive. hatchimals are interactive toys that hatch from a plastic egg. >>> if you like doughnuts, you like burgers, if you're like me, you may want to take a trip to israel this holiday season. burger king in the holy land will reportedly be selling a burger that looks like what's on your screen. it will be using a doughnu

men who received androgen a-d-t has also been associated with metabolic syndrome --raising the risk of heart disease, diabetes and stroke. doctors say the therapy should only be used in certain cases. check out these cool storm patterns above jupiter. nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures last sunday during a flyby... about 40-thousand miles above the planet. you can see a string of massive rotating storms that appear as white ovals. from cape canaveral. it finally reached the planet last july. right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber, which has a habit of skirting regulations, is at it again. the ride company has expanded its self- driving car tests to san francisco. they are testing the cars without the blessing of the california d-m-v -- even though state law requires in the seat -- their tests aren't truly autonomous. twenty of uber's competitors including google and tesla have gotten approval. it is unclear if uber will face any repercussions. the department of transportation wants all cars to be able to "talk" to each o

they store fat, make you hungry, slow metabolism and lead to heart disease. one of georgia's finest is being hailed a hero -- he saved a ten year old. the boy was stuck under an a-t-v after it overturned. you can see the a-t-v on it's side -- what you don't see is the child pinned on the other side. thanks to quick, inventive thinking the officer young child, the top of the atv was sitting right on his neck." the victim was air-lifted to a hospital in savannah-- and we're told he'll be okay. an anonymous donor gifting 30-thousand dollars worth of toys to kids in need -- bringing holiday cheer to hundreds of families in north carolina. the good samaritan loading a big bikes and more. and yesterday, with a police escort, the truck delivering the haul to the child and family services department. the general manager of the walmart where the toys were bought was shocked when he got the call . "when i took the initial call from the gentleman he said he wanted to come into the store and look into getting some toys and things of that nature." the generous donation wi

. >> we have impurities in the spirit that also are hard to metabolized and lead to symptoms of hangovers. so what you do and what i recommend is stick with clear spirits. so whether it be jin, vodka, white wine and the new research seems to indicate that beer, the hops, in beer may actually reduce your risk of a hang over, things like pillsner beer, pale ale, things like that may reduce your symptoms of a hang over. >> just don't drink. >> i'm a realist. it is what it is. you want to eat some foods before you start drink ago this slows absorption. you know that champagne, the carbonation increases absorption of the alcohol and you want to make sure, this is very important, one drink, one glass of water. do that all night long, one drink, one glass of water. preferably one drink per hour, because then you won't get into trouble with too much alcohol in the body and trouble metabolizing it. i say this every year and this is critical, no tylenol. you can end up with a severe liver problem. >> say that again. >> no tylenol, folks. the key is, hydration and limiting the amount of alcohol , th

>> well, because 36 is the year-- for my body shape, anyway-- that your metabolism slows down and suddenlye been living essentially on taco bell, pepsis and, you know, ding dongs and at 36, it starts to show. ( laughter ) >> stephen: not at all. >> oh, no, the butt goes and stuff starts coming out of your skin; 36 was tough. but 60 is nothing. i can-- 60 is nothing. here, i'm going to show you how strong i am at 60. >> stephen: do you want to punch me? >> i'm going to punch you. >> stephen: punch me in the arm. >> all right, this is a 60-year- old man's punch. >> stephen: okay, do i get to punch you back or is this a one- sided thing? >> oh, my-- oh. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're the guest! >> how old are you? >> stephen: i'm 52, but a frail 52. go ahead, do what you need to. do what you need to. >> here you go. ready? all right. i'm going to lean into this. >> stephen: lean into it, baby. >> i'm going to rear back-- really? all right, ready? ( laughter ) did i kick you as well? >> stephye are you okay? are you okay? >> look what i did to myself. look what i did. i t

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a new study suggests a low carb diet could lead to a healthier metabolism. the study included 32 women - ages 50 to 65 without diabetes. they were put into groups of either a high or low-carb diet. the study reported, when people ate three low carb meals in 24 hours, and exercised an hour before each meal... their insulin s were down by 30 percent. they aren't sure how the low-carb diet would affect those with diabetes why did the chicken cross the road.. in one bronx neighborhood, the answer of obvious. chickens are taking over a part of the south bronx. it's causing quite the poultry problem.. there are chickens in the trees, the streets and on even the sidewalks. residents are asking authorities to come re-locate them. nobody knows where they came from but they say they are running around like-- well.... like chickens "i almost hit one driving i'm glad i don't drive faster because i would have hit the poor guy. i saw a baby chicken dead on the floor unfortunately." the state's department of agriculture says it is looking into the possibility of moving the

essentially, the idea is that all 5,000 people are put into a metabolic functi, and they can, you know, essentially freeze you. >> jimmy: in this pod. >> without damaging you, and you can stay asleep for hundreds of years and never age. >> jimmy: what it does, it takes, it takes a hundred and -- >> 120 years to make the journey to the new planet. >> jimmy: to get to homestead ii. >> yeah, you sign up for this thing, you fall asleep, you wake up, and you've got four months to go. and you're going to party on this cruise line and start a a new life on a new world. >> jimmy: yeah, but the bummer is -- >> the bummer is -- >> jimmy: you guys wake up -- >> we wake up 90 years early. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: there's a malfunction on the thing, and you go -- >> yeah, there's a malfunction, and we wake up, and we've got 90 years to go. >> jimmy: and you have no crew members. you no one to help you, no one to talk to. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're the only people on this giant, enormous thing, floating in the middle of space. >> right. and the ship is -- we realize that, like, there's -- as we're

the training program designed to boost your metabolism and strengthen your bones. coming up in just a little bit on "action news" at 5:00. brian -- sharrie -- >> it's me. they were there to entertain and to get people to donate to a worthy cause, members of our "action news" team right here alicia vitarelli, monica malpass and matt o'donnell stopped by the broadcast booth in center city. the adopt a family radio-thon benefits the volunteers of the delaware valley. the money raised helps families in shelters have a great holiday season and you can donate until 6:00. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 today. it's the grifrnl who stabbed frosty and hear from the homeowner that caught this man stabbing his giant inflatable snowman, and the message for this creep trying to ruin the christmas spirit. >> and a symbol of true love, putting a padlock on a bridge in paris and now the padlocks have to gone they are making sure they are still put to good use. we'll explain. >>> a major display of love is underway in france? but this padded love story has a twist. attaching p

>> and when the tests came back, she said, boy, you have the metabolism of 70 year old woman. >> poppyjust eating poppy seeds. >> well, pom i seed muffins. >> i heard, i thought it was a rumor, or a mitt -- myth. >> it was a citcom, premise. made it seem like she was on heroin. >> yes? >> anyway? >> enough talk about pee. the santa bringing add is -- brigade is traveling around the area, traveled with him last week. now making another stop at the camden community charter school. >> santa's here, general i. >> i know him. >> speechless. >> reporter: alex, mike, say hi. >> hey shall everybody. high. >> i hope you folks have been good this year. i know from my book whether they've been good or not, and i think they have. merry christmas. >> reporter: so we're about to put some smiles on faces, you're about to put some smiles on faces, 400 children here at the school don't even know your area here, let's get started. we follow you into the first class. this is kindergarten through second grade. about to get a visit from santa that they don't know is coming. >> hello. >> oh, hear that? >> m

your metabolic rate works when you are sleeping.are really do about doing morning exercise, your metabolic rate will do more for you when you are sleeping. >>> last one, washing hands frequently prevents illness? it is true. you can never wash your hands too often. >> what about the theory that that germs actually help fight back other illnesses? >> the problem is we all touch our eyes, our nose, and our mouth, which are the mucous membranes. you wash your hands because you touch it and the bad bacteria gets in there. >> tucker carlson doesn't believe that. >> we have had that discussion, he and i. >> you don't argue with tucker. >> i've seen the show. it ends badly. >>> several performers won't be taking the stage at his inauguration. one singer who did sign up just hit number one. >>> and this man just got his wish. he shows off his new smile when he joins us live. >> i love that. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the

that it has to be metabolized through second and third tier officials.ose are the ones who start with the declaration of independence. it also metabolized on some level through more regional and local war bond speeches and posters, particularly the for freedom or bond drive and these homey images that norman rockwell drew. it has to be both to become anything. it has to be like a forward-looking blueprints. > i want to throw the question i give to students when i teacher book. we treat -- when i teach your book. if we treat the atlantic -- as a grant trategy -- what is the right word to use? does it supplant the atlanta harter, does it reinforce? or do you see the emergence of parallel grant strategies within the american official mind? maybe this brings your argument in dialogue with some of the stuff we heard last night and yesterday. >> i was just thinking about this last night because i was so stimulated by the talk. i would like to hear what your students say about it. i think he atlantic charter was much closer to being a hook, like or a song, that

two oak trees that i thrived over that period everything else died for a plan to be successful a metabolism of representation and a mechanism for available bans my experience i looked for and found little almost all the projects recommend planting native plan but what you wouldn't finds restoration plant will be revisit to determine mortality of the species verify the establishment of feed banks and look at it guidance for future planting simply this on billy goat more life vegetation a lot of people talked about the forecast i have problems i'm in support of maintenance alternative and the one for one replacement is pie in the sky it assumes zero mortality because of this kind of program have performance statements as much as replacement trees will be recame down over 5 and 10 years integrals and this is such after 10 years one herbicides and pesticides are dangerous some more so are dangerous can't apply the chemicals to dangerous they require special protective clooekt this is in crack to kids and cats and births and other wildlife after the specialist left the area in short the plans la

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scared of intensity, but i'm here to tell you that intensity is wonderful for people to ramp up your metabolic furnace. if you have 10 or 20 minutes, we can give you a great workout. it's safe, it's healthy and can do great things for you. >> new year's resolution, a lot of people will say i'm going to launch in, how do you keep the motivation going? >> we run these classes for free all over the city as heart of our iron strength community program and we have people of all ages. if you can do it with a family member, get your son, your daughter, your partner or your h.i.t. workout and make a little community in your area, that would be super helpful. but if you have 10 or 15 or 20 minutes, i can give you a great workout with this and i want you to not be afraid to do that. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, natalie's push to get your kids to be healthy and active. she'll reveal today's original. but first this is "today" on nbc. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. >>> we're

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for me in particular, there is a gene that is a phase two metabolism gene.sfers a molecule onto toxic compounds, binds to them, then these compounds are featured. tumors, and there are several reasons, an example of brain tumors, what you see here is gstp-1, present and all the tumor cells. when tumors have a high amount of this gene, especially when it is in the nucleus of the cell, the patient has a fourfold higher risk of death than the patient who didn't have it. i spent several years cloning the genes for this protein and showing that there are different types of it. with respect to targeted therapy, this protein had been crystallized by a group in the u.k., or in australia, at the nih. we know the crystal structure. the crystal structure is a 3-d structure of the molecule. once you have that, you can, through computer-aided drug design, you can direct different chemical structures or fragments into the site of the protein. you can use the crystal structure. then, you do some applications and come out with compounds that bind with the highest affinity t

the market kind of slows its metabolism and you start to say maybe retail sales are going to come throughso now it's a little bit of a test to see if the fundamentals are going to be supportive enough. >> jobless claims this morning jumped, the wage gains weren't that great. the stuff that was supposed to be clicking wasn't clicking this morning. that said we have had weak data the market just ignored and today took it as an excuse to sell. >> feels as though it is manifesting itself. i think mike was eluding to. if you look nordstrum has had a huge run over the summer. the stock went from $40 to $60. a couple weeks ago we talked about a name like that that was too far too fast. and valuation wise just didn't make sense. i want you to take a look at no nordstrom from 60 closing today to 48 or so. the weakness in the retailers over the last couple of weeks definitely is something that i think a lot of people have been focussed on because dow 20,000 is within grasp. it is something you need to watch. the fact that the russell is down today is somewhat disappointing. >> is this the fact that

if the system doesn't work properly, it can lead to metabolic diseases like diabetes or poor mental healthoved. doctors advise eating more fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains if you are planning a gut makeover in the new year. >>> you know i am. >> the end of december is time to pop the champagne and set goals for the coming year. weight loss and exercise are the most popular new year's resolutions. but this year being a better person tops the list. 44% of americans make yearly promises. however, research suggests only a fraction actually keep them. jennifer wallace has written about resolutions and she's here to explain the science behind why so few people succeed. jennifer, good morning. so what is it? why do we feel so compelled to make these resolutions? >> well, i think there is something in human nature that causes us to want to improve ourselves and the new year researchers say is actually the ideal time, or one of the most ideal times. there is something about january 1st that in our minds mentally separates ourselves from our old imperfect selves to our new improved and wiser selv

and it also can change your baby's rate of metabolic, and also diabetes and heart disease -- disease.? ceramic pans, just switched some of mine over, start to sell ceramic, what am i going to do? stainless steel can be good. glass can be good, usually for baking, bake it evenly, and they also say that cast iron. >> big old cast iron skillet. >> to get the iron that can leach in, good thing, especially if you have like anemia. ya, good thing. >> listen to that. >> how about that? >> i just wouldn't use those pans if i had a kid. >> you don't think, they're cheaper and easier. >> i know. >> get them anywhere too. >> karen, see you at 9:00. >> thanks, karen. >> talk radio meets social ned working facebook is expanding its life platform to include just audio. >> opened to pre selected, like the bbc, but will open to up more publishers and all of you guys next year, facebook says it live audio feature good for authors, interviewers, who they don't want to broadcast live using video. and once it is brought out to everyone, a lot of people dot facebook live thing, right? but think about it,

for a celebrity it's a proxy mourning for losses we suffered in our own life that we didn't fully metabolizee than we do. i think they're better at it. we have to remember every time we talk about a celebrity especially one like carrie fisher who struggled with bipolar, substance abuse, they bring awareness in the only to their lives but medical conditions that don't get a lot of attention. >> these people have played such a huge role in our lives and so much nostalgia that comes back when we lose them. >>> coming up why the hottest gift of the holiday season, the hatchimal, well, it's in hot water. >> no one knows where they're from. to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tube