with mummy nets anin dted lar e upper echelons of thd egyptian society as symbols of kingly power. the mummies wereften adorn and protted with precious metals-- their fingers and toes sheathed in gold, their faces covered with luminous masks. (narrator) color carried special significance in ancient egyptian funeral rituals-- the red granite used in this sarcophagus was also associated with the sun... black stone, the color of the fertile soil of the nile valley, carried with it associations of resurrection and rebirth, and often referred to eternal life.

fully prepared and adorned, the mummies were then placed in coffins. they were made from precious metals orved gildoods. coffs hous the deceased and provided another vessel for their spirit. they were inscribed with images of deities-- another layer of protection to ensure safe passage into the netherworld. the mummy was now prepared for its westward journey across the nile. judging by the scenes of funeral processions in the tomb of the noble ramose, the bereaved dealt with the expression of grief much as we do today... but there was a major difference... egyptians bearing offerings-- food, wine, clothing, furniture-- joined the funeral procession. representations of these provisions weren't just pictures... egyptians believed what they depicted would come into being. i think it's important, when you look at objects from an egyptian tomb, including the decorations on the walls and the mummy itself and even the elements of food and furniture, to remember that all of it was functional. functional not in the way that we would think about used in daily li

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a new study finds ancient mummies had clog arteries.ans of 137 mummies shows heart disease has been a problem for 4,000 years. a third of the mummies examined had harden arteries. >>> your time is 6:26. we want to turn it over to sal. sal it seems like the commute is -- right now it's getting busier. >> people are going to be a little thrown off because it's darker than it normally is. here it's 6:26. last week at this time it was light perp it will be a little bit of a throw off here. let's take a look at what we have on the morning commute here in san jose. the traffic is moving along relatively well if you are driving up to the 1 area with no major -- up to the 17 area with no major issues. if you are driving on the sunol grade, the traffic does look good. it's moving along relatively well with no major issues. i want to mention something we just found out about here. i will see if i can pull it up. if the guys can pull up my maps here. this is a crash here all lanes blocked on highway 92 at highway 1 for a major injury crash. this i

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it turns out even mummys had clogged arteries.may be part of the natural part of aging rather than due to some of our modern lifestyle choices, likes smoking and eating fatty processed foods. the researchers performed cat scans on 137 mummies. they found clogged arteries in one-third of them. the mummies in the study are some 4,000 years old. it's the largest ever conducted, and the first to include mummies from places other than egypt. some of them had heart problems. jon. jon: well there are new warnings, jenna from the cdc of a deadly new virus originating in the middle east. so far the cdc confirms 14 cases with eight deaths worldwide, think of that, that is more than 50%. today none reported in the united states. could this mysterious virus, though, make its way to our shores? dr. manny alvarez is senior managing editor of foxnewshealth.com and a member of our medical a team. 14 cases doesn't sound like a huge number and it's not. >> it's not. it's more than one. they still don't know how it's spreading. it's a corona virus a

a mummy is getting a cat scan.igh powered machine to look for century's old clues about heart disease. it turns out the 4,000-year-old mummy had it too. the test showed a third of them had clogged arteries. and the ones who had it were older than the rest. scientists say that was before the rise of cigarettes, fast food. it could be a sign that humans are hard-wired for heart disease, and it could be a more natural part of aging than we ever thought. >>> and coming up here, do you believe in miracles? we'll tell you how the vatican decides exactly what is a miracle and what is not. we'll take you inside. helps provide many with day and night relief of heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. there is risk of bone fracture, and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. call your doctor right away if you have persistent diarrhea. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel. ask your doctor if nexium is right for you. find

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scientists look a look at some mummies, 4,000 years old and found heart disease in the mummies, and somethe question about whether or not that means anything we do, which includes radiation, or going to eat fast food or getting the cheese out of the pump at the local 711 affects your propensity towards heart disease if ancient people had the same problem. what do you think about that? >> that with us a very interesting study th-pb and i think it changes the way we think about cardiac disease in a way. they took ancient civilizations all over the world, four different civilizations, 4,000 years ago, from pa raourbgs the americas, as well as egypt and they found that 35% of these people had blockages in the heart. that tells me that we have genetic predisposition for heart disease, but we can modify that with risk factor modification. jenna: i ask about that too because it makes you think, maybe your fate is sealed with either having heart disease or not based on your genetics and having nothing to do with exercise or what you eat, because these folks were really pretty healthy in the past

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this one says even mummies had heart disease.anned the more than 130 mummies from ancient populations and they found, drol drum roll, they had vase car conditions in their arteries and they were all surprised to find some of the problems were hunter gatherers that would likely be low risk considering a active lifestyle. many of them used fire to keep warm which likely contributed to the inhalation of a lot of smoke. >> shep: so who is going to be next n ex pope. making a wager on the event. it's gotten a lot more difficult. we'll have details on that live from rome before we turn it over to cavut. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solved. emerson. ♪

body scans of mummies revealed some had heart disease. diet and life style would have presumably lowered their risk. they believe they had a benign form of heart disease. the findings reported at american college of cardiology meeting in san francisco. >> coming up, the mission to mars. >> right. it brought nasa >>> coming up at 6:00 a neighborhood under repair from sink hole damage. one homer claims he's getting a raw deal. also. >> i worry about my kid every day she goes out of the house. >> concern about crime in oakland. what happened today that had some optimistic about the future z closing the control power in a bay area airport. why some say it's not a big deal. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. hope you can join us then. >> right now, the team help sending the curiosity rover to mars honored at the state capitol. >> five engineers helped kick off california aerospace week in sacramento this morning. >> the team received a proclamation in recognition of the worth 6789. >> they're going reveal latest discoveries from a rock

researchers say 1/3 of the mummies showed evidence of hardened arteries. that suggests part disease is a natural part of human aging and not directly tied to factors like smoking, lack of exercise, and eating fatty foods. some consider it to be the hardest race hard work. dogsleds are racing across alaska. they started in anchorage and heading for nome, alaska. the record where trying to beat is four hours short of nine days. that is a tough task. the dogs do not think the weather is cold enough. we report from roughly halfway along the route. >> go! >> so begins one of the most grueling sporting events in the world. this is the editor rob, a 1,600 kilometer trip to the alaskan wilderness. the first official place was 41 years ago. -- the first official race was 41 years ago. since then, a new record is set almost every year. temperatures have come into play. this veteran breeder has competed in 26 races. he says the snow has a huge impact. >> when it softens, it reduces speed. the temperature makes the dogs be more lethargic. sled dogs are. best -- sled d

. >>> meanwhile, the biggest-ever study of mummies found that even without modern-day vices like fast food or cigarettes, people still had heart problems and clogged arteries some 4,000 years ago. "early today health" is brought to you by vagisill wash. >>> can the dow make it a fifth record day? it closed at 14,397 on friday putting the blue chips up nearly 10% for 2013. the s&p ended at 1551, just shy of a 9% gain for the year. and again, it's only march. while the nasdaq begins the week around 3,244, a rise of nearly 7.5% in just the past ten weeks. >>> a number of national chain stores report this week including dick's sporting goods. urban outfitters and costco. meanwhile, the government will report how strong retail spending was last month. korean electronics giant samsung unveils its new galaxy s4 this week as it looks to take a bigger bite out of apple's market share. >>> good news for drivers. the average price of a gallon of gas has dropped 6 cents over the past two weeks to an average $3.74. it may go lower. >>> a new "wall street journal" tally finds a number of u.s. compa

the mummies were there. >> he had that victorian style of stuffing everything he could into this place he had seashells and jaguars and everything he thought might be interesting or educational to people. people would come over to swim, but they could also see a huge tableau of "the last supper." >> right over here is woodward gardens. he started collecting stuff. he invited people over and eventually opened it up to the public. he had a menagerie. >> it was an 1800 thing. >> could any of the people in this room go? >> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool. i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept

. >> i am dressed from head to toe like a mummy because the fumes are horrible. >> they're dealing withnd elements and the sun and solitude. they were out there for weeks on end without seeing a single person. then look what happened. >> just to re-establish, we were paddling down the river, haven't seen anyone for a long time. a plane landed and gave us a cold coke. >> that must have tasted like heaven. >> the middle of the rain forest, out of nowhere comes this little respite. that's the adventure they're having. they'll put it together in a documentary. you can follow along the journey at brazil9000.com to see the regular video updates and stuff. pretty incredible trip. >>> we have a best gag alert. got a trash can nearby? >> yes. >> excellent. i am going to show you oh, my gosh tv and look at this prank he pulls on his kids. warning, if you don't like boogering and think they're disgusting, this ain't for you. >>> i just sneezed this out right here. pretty gross. >> oh, man. >> you can see his phlegm he extracted from himself and he will torture his family with it. >> look. >> ain't

a new study has found one-third of mummies from around the world had hardening of the arteries.earchers say this could lead doctors to change their ideas about the causes of heart disease, since mummies were around long before supersized fries and fatty junk food. >>> still to come live from the vatican, we will take you inside the sistine chapel. how does the conclave work? that's coming up in about 15 minutes right here on "jansing & co." >>> it was a magical week at the box office for "oz the great and powerful." it brought in over $ain80 milli. coming in a distant second, "jack and the giant slayer" $10 million. "identity thief" with just over $6 million. "dead man down" and "snitch" rounds out the top five. into a . my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law

a third of the mummies examined had heardenned arteries.sease may be a natural part of human aging and not solely tied to modern risk factors like smoking, overheating and a lack of exercise. frogs could be giving -- living in your home according to a new report. african dwarf frogs can carry the disease. from 2008 to 2011, an outbreak tied to the frogs sickened nearly 400 people since the frogs can live up to 18 years some linked to the outbreak may still be in u.s. home aquariums. people are advised to wash their hands after touching the frog's water and not let children clean the aquariums. a california breeder was linked to the outbreak. >>> 8:51. this week, president obama is scheduled to make three trips to capitol hill, meeting with republicans trying to solve the continuing budget battle. the president is still trying to reach a deal to avert $85 billion in automatic spending cuts. last week, the president invited republicans to dinner and to lunch at the white house. >> i think the president is tremendous sincere. i think he would

a mummy old problem. researchers find mummies more than 4,000 years old had clogged arteries. is returning to her roots. former disney child star shrel in gomez will reprise the role in the wizards. >>steve: 115 cardinals from around the world will hold their final meeting today ahead of conclave tomorrow where they will start to vote on the next pope. they're hoping to rally behind a candidate who will reignite the church as it faces one of the most difficult periods in catholicism. is there a clear front-runner to become the next pope? peter isner is the author of the soon to be released book the pope's last crusade. good morning to you. today is the day of the last meeting and then tomorrow they start voting. behind the scenes there is a lot of politicking going on? >> absolutely. there is different factions. mostly a majority european faction larger than ever. at least more than half of them are going to be european or european based. and the question is: how do they join together in a coalition to get more than the two-thirds plus one that they need? i really think that i

they are bound like a mummy to in the bindings of tradition and it keeps people from having much independence but it is penetrating those walls and in a big way so young people and a 60% of the population of saudi arabia is 20 years of age. says those young people have grown up without knowing the impoverished saudi arabia only the timing of the development done in the '70s and '80s as the population exploded many services deteriorated so young people do not have a lot of gratitude for the royal family for what they did, and they say why don't you do more? they are hearing through the media other versions of his long they're also learning to question which is a new seeing in saudi arabia. it will exist on two pillars of stability and all of those are cracking. religion is one of them and in a secular society it is almost impossible to imagine in the omnipresence. every university, every shopping mall every place has prayer rugs with the proper direction so people pray at the proper time to leave the shopping malls closed, everyone goes to pray and i went to one day, of one weekend with the sa

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i don't see how 101 years have anything to do with rehabilitation unless i will be a mummy. >> after incarceration, stone says he deserves a second chance on the outside. >> really i've went through all these different courses na, aa, ba's whatever the hell's got an a on the end of it, i've went through them. the cat program, the landscaping program. i've done so many different programs it's just -- i've been reprogrammed, more or less. >> i would think i earned my freedom after doing over 26 years already. all i'm trying to do is just get my charges ran together from consecutive to concurrent walk out of here and leave, go home. >> stone hopes a judge will some day accept his request for concurrent sentences. >> open the door. >> that would reduce his term from 101 to 51 years. and since inmates in indiana are eligible for release after serving half their time he would finally be able to go home. >> if the judge is out there listening to this right now, mr. judge, may i say you look marvelous today. >> when you were last out it was 1985. things have changed pretty radically in the w

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they are bound if you will buy, like a mummy in the bindings of tradition and religion so that there's a rigidity that keeps people from having much independence or individualism. at the internet and social media and satellite tv are penetrating those walls now in a big way. so that young people and 60% of the population of saudi arabia is under 20 years of age, so those young people have grown up without knowing an impoverished saudi arabia. only knowing, if you will, a decline one. the development was done in the '70s and '80s, and as the population has exploded, many of the services have actually deteriorated. so young people do not have a lot of gratitude to the royal family for what they did for them. they say, why haven't you done more? they are hearing through these media other versions of islam besides the wahhabi version. so they are also learning to question as well as communicate, which is a very new thing in saudi arabia. the country exists basically on the three pillars of stability. and in my view, all of those are cracking. religion is obviously one of them, and in a sec

a new study published sunday in "the lancet" say mummies from around the world had a high prevalenceogged arteries, a condition usually attributed to modern life, fatty foods and lack of expressway. since these had cheeseburgers and showed da some are reconsidering the causes of heart disease. >> got to find a new thing to blame. >>> new york congressman peter king, he is no worse for the wear after stepping into the ring this weekend for a charity exhibition with a former kick boxing champion. i think he looks great. look, the 68-year-old really held his own in the two-round bout against irish josh foley who is less than half his age. you know, he's not wearing a mask. he's an after individual boxing fan training for years. i think it shows. you know, i should also say he appears on cable television regularly so has some practice in sparring, you might say. >> that's great. nice to watch. all right, 37 minutes past the hour. '70s tv star valerie harper putting on a really brave face and speaking out in the face of incurable cancer. we're going to hear more from her just ahead. one,

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whole body scan of 137 mummy revealed some had heart and vascular disease. lifestyle presumably would have lowered the risk all those century ago but it didn't. researchers say this means that heart disease may a natural part of again not associated with aging and not associated with any specific diet or lifestyle. just part of us getting older. findings were reported at the american college of cardiology meeting going on in san francisco. >> google eye glasses won't be able to consumer for months still but there's at least one bar where the eye wear will not be welcome. mark miller has the story now from seattle. >>reporter: how would you feel if somebody could walk in a bar with a pair of glasses that pretty much looked like real glasses except they could record everything you are doing and saying? >> someone could record you doing something you really wouldn't want them to see. >>reporter: things like drinking. hitting on somebody. maybe getting a little rowdy. small sample of the things that go on in the 5 point cafe. >> one of the places you go late at

a new study published sunday showed mummies from around the world, some going back more than 3,000 yearsition often attributed to modern life. fatty foods, lack of exercise. so since the mummies predated cheese burgers and video game, some doctors are now reconsidering the causes of heart disease. >>> in this corner from long islands, 68-year-old weighing 230 pound, congressman peter king. he looks great. he stepped in to the ring this weekend for a charity exhibition bout with a former kick boxing champion who is less than half the congressman's age. you can see it here, the congress map really did pretty well. he has lot of experience sparring on the show.map really well. he has lot of experience sparring on the show. >> i will never argue with him again. look at him. he's about to take out that man. take your shirt off congressman, come on. he looks so good. >> he wasn't even sweating. >> he was fun to watch. >> but have you ever argued with him? i remember once on air he chewed my head off for some stray comment. >> he will chew you out. he works out boxes for fun. eating nails for b

he runs a hotel for the frankensteins and the mummies. >> they've got to stay someplace, too. >> monstersway from humans. and it's super, super cute. >> he has a party for his daughter, mavis, who is 118. and the human boyfriend who's trying to pretend he's a vampire. >> sofia vergara is not in this? >> there's a movie that she missed. >> now "argo" is going to be out for rent. which it kind of cool. did you guys all love it? >> sure. best picture. >> i want to put in a vote for "silver linings." >> me, too. >> because ten years ago, you couldn't do a movie about mental illness. so god bless you, david russell. >> they did it brilliantly. it was about real people. who happened to be bipolar. >> it's not coming out, though, this weekend. you know that. >> "argo" is super great. it just got best picture at the oscars. it's just such a fun movie to watch. the premise is amazing already. they had to pretend a movie to go into iran. it's done really well. >> the gentleman it's about is saying very little of it is true. >> this is interesting. >> i actually looked it up. i saw president carter

scans on more than 100 mummies from around the world reveal more than a third of them had hardened arterieslished in the lancet and suggests heart disease is a natural product of aging and not just a product of a bad diet and a lot of fat. >>> today in japan, a moment of silence. they are remembering the more than 15,000 people who died in the tsunami two years ago today. the area around the fukushima nuclear plant remains largely deserted, but far away in hawaii there is a constant reminder of what happened in japan two years ago. our kyung lah shows you why. >> reporter: slamming the shores of one of hawaii's most remote beaches, debris, large and small. covering every inch of the beach coastline. the foreign markings tell where some of it comes from. these are definitely from japan. this is some type of pickle. that's definitely japanese. hawaii wildlife funds megan lamson has seen the debris since last fall, like refrigerator, with japanese on the temperature dial. large buoys, even an intact fishing boat from japan. sucked into the pacific on that horrifying day two years ago. travelin

. >> so many people have surmised it was a little prince's hand in saying, no, don't go out, mummy. i want you to stay. who knows? it's a lovely thought. >> reporter: it's quite amazing. while the auction is expected to fetch $1.2 million, for a private owner in the u.s. and, robin, if you're interested in that midnight blue gown, the one they call the john travolta dress, well, it is expected to sell for $600,000. some would say that's a bargain. >> done. >> oh, who are those people who say that's a bargain? >> i got a couple bucks. >> thank you. >> i got about 98 cents. >> that's about it. >> layaway. layaway. >> what is going on here? >> i know. i know. we'll show you where all the heat is. it doesn't seem to be able to get north. but this morning, there's still a little bit of leftover snow in that system that's in northern new england. here's who gets it. some strong gusty winds pull in behind it. in those areas shaded in purple. northern new york state, vermont, new hampshire, more than 6 inches, probably 12 inches of snow in that direction then you look at mcallen, 100 degree

mummies with heart disease. it's all happening now, or a few centuries ago. four hours or that, jon. not what you want to see in your driveway, a massive sinkhole force ago family out of their home and -pt threat i the threat is not over, not by a long shot. >> it's pretty upsetting to see your driveway start to fall into a hole. >> they said, oh you should be safe unless you here creeking or you smell sewage, or the doors don't open. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pk vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant martha: a family forced out of their home after a massive sinkhole sinks their driveway. here we go again. this is not in florida, this is in pennsylvania. two smaller sinkholes discovered earlier this week on the same street following sewer work after a water main break. they don't know if the work led to the sinkholes, and says other families coul

parodia >> esto es parte de la campaña contra la obesidad de la primera dama >> este es el evolution of mummy>> ya nos vamvamos los esperamos el lunes dejaria sin empleo a muchas personas , intentan acuerdo de último minto. >> católicos amanecen sin su máximaimo líder. >> en los deportes , después de la violencia del miercoles , comision atletica impuso castilo a cesar junio rpor dar positivo en control de dopping. >> crístian castro habla de sus hijos. >> ni se imaginan con quién nos encontramos allá . >> quiere saber como son los yates de los millonarios ?. >> hoy es viernes veronica bastos , orrego nos traen las noticias calientitas del mundo del espectáculo. >> sepa en que parte de tu cuerpo podrían encontrarse partes de mucho placer. >> porque se envuelven como niños cuando se enferman ,les diremos cuál es su mejor medicina para los famosos. >> esto sucedió en pleno vuelo. >> univisión arrasa con premios en las redes sociales y saben cuál fue la gran ganadora?. >> bienvenidos a despierta américa la mejor manera de comenzar la mañana. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> dale , dakle,. >> venga. >> bienv

two americans -- dependent on mummy and daddy. we have to pay for everything. health insurance, i pay out of my pocket. we did not get any benefits whatsoever. i do not like to use them -- even if i were able to get them, just for the fact i do not want to be published weight to the country. i pay social security, i pay medicare, money i am never going to see in my pocket in the future. host: are you following this debate on capitol hill, immigration proposals, and what recommendations would you give? there --efinitely there will be in issue, people here only about four years or big two years or maybe one year who are going to become able to get a benefit out of these reforms. it will be set to see that people just come across the border and say -- let's get papers, right? law because ie stayed overnight visa but i did come legally. there are people with even more time than me, people here 20 years. it would be a same day have to wait another 10 years before they can even do anything. the other thing is, people will have to learn english. very lucky for the fac

clogged arteries have been found in 34% of the 4,000-year-old male and female mummies they examined. is some autopsy. >>> reuters reports this morning that intrade, online prediction site that lets you bet on everything from presidential elections to entertainment has halted trading. statement reside in part, quote, due to circumstances recently discovered we must immediately cease trading activity. the company based in ireland stopped accepting -- after it was sued by u.s. regulators in november. i understand now. >> mike barnicle said it. with us is the chief white house accordance for mike allen a look at the playbook. >> good morning. >> president obama now expected to speak this week at the organizing for action summit. politico reporting that some distancing themselves from the president. explain that one. >> this will cement president obama's connection to organizing for action the nonprofit group that succeeded his campaign. the white house briefing room the last week, a few questions about how close the president or not going to be. when they get ready for the donors and gra

basically two americans -- dependent on mummy and daddy. we have to pay for everything. health insurance, i pay out of my pocket. we did not get any benefits whatsoever. i do not like to use them -- even if i were able to get them, just for the fact i do not want to be published weight to the country. i pay social security, i pay medicare, money i am never going to see in my pocket in the future. host: are you following this debate on capitol hill, immigration proposals, and what recommendations would you give? caller: definitely there -- there will be in issue, people here only about four years or big two years or maybe one year who are going to become able to get a benefit out of these reforms. thatll be set to see people just come across the border and say -- let's get papers, right? i did broke the law because i stayed overnight visa but i did come legally. more are people with even time than me, people here 20 years. it would be a same day have to wait another 10 years before they can even do anything. the other thing is, people will have to learn english. very luck