kids are not voluntarily going to lay down to take a nap.is is what they're told to do. >> what about teenagers? >> i have a 15 and -old. 18-year-old. they sleep actually really well, fortunately. by the way, my wife is also a sleep doctor. maybe that has something to do with it. they don't get a break. but it's an important thing about sleeping because teenagers start to behave more like adults in some ways but their sleep is still very childlike. in fact, physical growth leng lengthening of bones occurs in sleep. if your child is growing, they need more sleep. that's been measured, the lengthening of the bones. teenagers need more sleep than yucker kids do. this ha this's a little surge. the first thing you need to watch for in teenagers, first thing to watch for is they start sleeping in on weekends. 8-year-olds don't sleep in. parents wish they would when they're 8. they don't. 8-year-olds just get up and go, they motor around, take off, no naps. they just move. but when you start getting extra sleep on weekends, the idea of catching up,

i take a nap every day. & friends" the friday edition we are talking to the head of a shipping company who dealt with pirates in africa before. wh what he thinks will happen to the two americans held hostage at sea. geraldo drops by because it's friday as does chris wallace. we are talking to a marine corps sergeant about the controversial new uniform that will cost taxpayers millions and change the color of the hat. robert irvine is here helping you in the kitchen. we have a busy three hours. kicks off 11 minutes from right now right here on your channel for news. don't nap. >>> in god we trust might become a part of pennsylvania's public school buildings. under the national motto display-act proposed by state representative rick zaccone, schools would be required to post in god we trust in every building. he wants the kids taught the history behind that motto. >>> long naps linked to diabetes? naps might recharge our batteries but a study found longer naps might be detrimental to your health. the findings

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still warm because of north wind in santa rosa. 70 degrees at 69 in nap napa. 70 currently in livermore for the roof cam are the flag blowing tree sway in the wind out there. gusty wind. high fair danger in the hills and we lack at warmer days tomorrow and saturday and into sunday. >> right down out of the north. that will continue as you notice here. wind will peek

. >> i'll take a nap over a cocktail any day of the week. are naps good enough or do you need the seven hours in a row to get the cleaning people doing their thing. >> you need the seven hours in a row. the problem with alcohol is it interferes with that cycle. for people who aren't getting enough sleep, if you nap during the day, the next study will show it's coming in during day as well. this is in mice, by the way. it's in mice, not in people yet. >> the same concept as plaque, cholesterol plaques, the same concept that can cause heart attacks, they can cause brain attack, which is alzheimer's. >> interesting to talk about the fact that the brain can kind of heal itself in that way. fascinating. i also want to talk about this condition that half of people over the age of 60 have. and how fiber, you know, it's good for one thing. it can also help something else. we'll tell you about that. >> and do you like oreos? who doesn't? could they be as addictive as drugs? you know, it's hard to just have one. but there's a new study out about oreos

. >> i'll take a nap over a cocktail any day of the week. a nap is good enough, or do you need that seven hours in a row to get the cleaning people really doing their thing? >> you need seven hours in a row to get the cleaning people in there. the problem with alcohol, it interferes with that cycle. but for people who aren't getting enough sleep, if you nap during the day, the next study is going to show that the fluid is coming in then too, but it's during a full night's sleep, that the brain -- this is in mice, by the way. the studies are in mice. >> the same context, cholesterol. the same concept that can cause heart attack. the same plaques can cause brain attacks, which is alzheimer's. >> it's interesting that the brain can heal itself in that way. fascinating. i want to talk about this condition that half of the people over the age of 60 have, and how fiber, you know, it's good for one thing. it can also help something else. we're going to tell you about that. >>> and do you like oreos? who doesn't? did you know that -- well, could the

she's like i am not taking the nap lying down. >> she looks like she's seriously snoozing. >> she is standing up like as soon as i wake up, we're going to discuss this. then she straightens them without her eyes ever opening. >> it's crazy. >> it is. >> and that mom is having a baby, one word at a time he writes out a sentence. and the kids, they don't get it. you can see the daughter saying this is weird. and the little boy, he's only concerned about that dollar. if mom had a baby dollar, he'd be happy with that. >> he eventually writes the whole thing out. >> no reaction. >> well, their attention span is very short at this time. >> at one point mommy's like let me break it down. >> mommy's having a baby. >> really? you're having a baby? really? you're having a baby? >> aw! >> i think baby mom's method was the most special. >> that motion on that little girl's face is priceless. she's so excited for her mom. >> the future of teeth brushing is here. >> ooh. >> welcome blizadent. >> it's like a mouth piece you put in. >> and you chew? >> you're chewing your mouth piece? >> you guys ar

now, you three take a little nap while i make some hot chocolate. yay! yay!ere, man ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ travel, i've done my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ i've been to springfield shelbyville, ogdenville ♪ ♪ cap city, ogdenberg, shelbytown ♪ ♪ spring city, capfield, west springfield ♪ ♪ paris, rome and shelbyville adjacent... ♪ sing it, baby! that's a lot of places. whoo-ee! oh, yeah. i know another place you can go! to sleep. sorry, marge. we've got the power now, and you can't turn us off! can't turn off the power, eh? ( banjo playing ) ♪ sashay this and fancy that ♪ watch the dog dance with the cat... ♪ ( electric frizzing ) ( confused murmurs ) lights out, weirdos! ( growling ) i was making a monte cristo sandwich when my crisper cut out. it's not golden brown, it's not brown, it's not nothin'. dang. ( moans ): oh! ( grunts ) you don't belong on the lawn. you belong in your bed with your wife. that's no marriage bed. it's a loveless slab of bossiness! ( gasps ) well, you're not perfect either! name one way i'm not. marge: you hide food in my

nap, that was huge. dustin again a knock in the first inning.nd then nap on the board is huge and then able to capitalize on the mistakes. >> erin: thank you so much. see you in boston. >> erin, always. >> erin: all right, joe. >> joe: thank you. what a game. what a series this has been. another one-run affair. red sox bats got after it early. they were able to hang on and win this game 5-3, final. with that, as we go back to fenway park, the red sox one win away from winning the a.l. penna pennant. back after this. >>> after the game, tune in to fox sports live and complete analysis and highlights of the game and plus look ahead to the nlcs. a do orr die game six and in the nfl, arizona and the high flying hawks atop the nfc and what caused an entire football team to boycott the practice? that's all tonight after the game only on fox sports 1. >>> another gameo

work in the morning, have a one-hour nap in the afternoon, and go out and have that life. music and this food and this kind of culture and to look out the window and to see spain. >> one thing. family. family is very, very, very important. >> right, see. he did it right. he's marrying into a spanish family in grenada. it's cheating, man. >> he's very lucky. and a smart guy. >> right. look, no one is going to dare dream of this because this is too much to dream for. this is extraordinary. but an ordinary life in spain looks pretty good to me. s from e but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i l

so far i have a nap on the list, yoga on the list.'ve got a long list of things that a lack of sleep exacerbates including obesity, diabetes. how is this so important -- mood disorders, reproductive problems, the list goes on and on. >> it does. so we know that during sleep your body repairs itself. so the bones, the tendons, the ligaments, the organs, your immune system, all of this repairs itself. i think this study is the tip of the iceberg trying to understand how sleep really affects our whole body. gerri: wow. interesting stuff. thanks for coming on and telling us about it. >> thanks. gerri: i am going to take a long nap. coming up, it's like a scene from a movie. two murderers walk in florida thanks to forged documents. now the manhunt is on, we'll explain. >>> and next, the 16-day shutdown left thousands of workers furloughed, stuck at home with what they thought was no pay, but now they're not only getting back pay, they're double dipping. our legal panel weighs in next. ♪ ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil a

. >> janet dmvmen nap nap el tan . jay johnson has been dealing with military and defense here at the white house. and we expect the president to make the nomination formal at 2:00 tom. >>> mike viqueira at the white house. >>> let's go to capitol hill now. libby casey is standing by. libby it's quiet there today. you could be in a cathedral. >> it's quiet here, tony. that is in sharp contrast with the rest of washington which had a revitalizhada revitalizezatio. and there is excitement about getting back to work. members are heading home and it's quiet for now. that doesn't mean that everyone is in relaxation mode. there is a lot of conversation about what happened last week. >> today the president laid out his agenda and a lot of items there. is there any reason to believe that congress will go along with any of it? >> democrats would like to hope so. tone is very important right now. we are not hearing a conciliatory tone come from democrats who are coming off the last couple of weeks wit with aa lot of ways a win i

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a nap... a hug. hey, buddy. hey, buddy. you see zack? hey, you. get your feet. joanne: and let's keep in mind that each baby has his own personality and style of communication. this is what makes infant care so interesting. just as each baby's personality and temperament varies, so must our responses. there is no single right way to respond to all infants. woman: infants communicate in so many ways. i don't think it's just verbal, either. it's so much more. it's listening to music and singing. it's going for walks and pointing things out and showing them different things in their environment. it's...it's going down to the gross motor area and playing and just seeing the joy that they have on their faces and them talking to you and talking to them. it's going to the art room, even though they're infants, and just showing them around, and, um, just showing-- it's just not verbal. it's showing them their environment. i think babies need a lot of comfort and calmness. babies are going to sense your stress or your hurrying through an activity, and i think if you are

she's taking a nap. she gets to nap? and you're watching all 3 kids? know. wow. you could teach my husband a thing or two. well, have him call me, and i'll set up some lessons. it's so great the way you're spending this time with your kids. i mean, my husband would rather just sit and watch sports. yeah. ha ha. sports. sports is sports, you know, but... they grow up so quickly. can we have some?k,! today, so okey-dokey.ad all youh anyone else want someice cream? you know, i was goingto get. come on, justin. i'll watch him. let him stay. you sureyou don't m? ah, what's one more? thanks. yeah. some italian ices.alswe're fixit oh, darn, this wheel.

janet tha nap that pel nap pell. jay johnson a long time lawyer specializing in counter terrorism and military operations the president will be 234,07nominating mr. johnson toe next president of homeland security. >> tony: let's find out how the markets reacted on the news on the deal today. let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange. how did the markets rerespond to this deal? >> at the end of the day the dow jones was down two points and that is a fraction of the percent and the nasdaq and s & p were up. the story of the day here is it's time to call a formal end between the link at the stock market and the government crisis that we all just lived through. here everyone now has moved on. i was telling you yesterday. they nefe never believed the det ceiling would be raised and it was raised. and really the dow has been down for most of the day. it was down 80 points earlier on. they kind of waffle waffled aro. they thought is the they would . the key take away of this tonighty itonyis the markets ar. we ar

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that's the low lying areas of louisiana seeing the biggest storm surge nap will happen first then as it moves through the coast of alabama and florida. 1:00 on sunday and heavy test rain with wind forecast at 60 miles per hour. than is another track coming in tonight at about 11:00 eastern time. >> moving up the coast on monday. it could bring some heavy rain to new york. talking about midwest now. there's another storm. there's tornado watches and warnings in effect. this is northeast nebraska and the 200-miles away we have winter weather warnings and blizzard warnings. this is what it look likes in south dakota. over a foot of snow and gusty winds reducing visibility. that is what we're dealing with now. this snow will continue and that severe weather threat continues. werwe are tracking all the sevee weather and have the rest the from "karen" coming up. this w the national forecast. >>> . >> still ahead. the dangers many african immigrants face in order to better their lives. >>> plus, taking a historical trip. the connection pope francis had with a small italian town and the new

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he has learned how to take his naps. he is eating much better. he is in love and engage in he will get married. i think that goes well for the franchise. player is aery good strong woman. if he had to get to the sold-out navy football game here is the deal. because of the government shutdown, the game is now on hold. they put it on limbo. a final decision will be made her stay at noon. they travel to tallahassee this weekend. it will be the toughest test to date by far. more than two touchdowns. this group seems to be throwbacks. they have an edge. they do not seem to he intimidated. they are trying to look at this as a nether game. >> what is the next game? you are right. the game does not get any better than that. this is what you played for to go out there and to prove yourself. this will be a good test. >> the risk and started the week with good news. rob jackson and jenkins or back on the practice field. game extensions now postponed. let's go back to new orleans. mr. monday night, drew brees, toward with the miami dolphins. had two touchdow

he became known as red that nap. >> h he ended the colonial war. >>> there are eight rats to every person in the world. zplnchts the government in malaysia has launched a campaign. zplonchts aan outbreak killed 2. setting a trap to catch a rat. it's thank yo thank thankless ts worked as a rat catcher for 15 years. growing up in a rural village road enltses arvillagethe rats . >> i am helping refuse the amount of rates ant the number of disease. >> that is a good thing. malaysia has reduced a wayn a p. there have been a spike in the sum of cases. a bacterial disease fownt in bat urine that can be fatal. >> p 000 people have fallen ill so far this year. it causes a se series of ill ilt toe e over food debris and that is not dispeddle makes the perfect lauder. the first base goes into the doreen and food face found on the ?oor and it wrecks the rent. if you can keep the plains clean you can get rid of the rest. they will only go to a place where there is food. >> the next morning we go an check th the traps. >> they will be taken away and dispose of. the local rat catchers say they snare to

thing we do on the weekend that has been one of the best things we have done for our family, we have napeless gets turned off. for two hours on the afternoon on saturday and sunday, they have to find something to do and be quiet doing it. all kind of fun projects have come out of that. >> that's the trail blazer. >> quickly with people that have multiple children, busy lives, jobs, they're scheduled from morning until night, is there a way of them finding this? can you do it in a smaller amount of times? >> it is really radically countercultural to do that. because it's choosing between the good and the good. so all these activities are wonderful. then the kids are, they do get adiblthed to the screen and to be able to carve out time for them to just as you said be able to learn you to hol rate boredom is so valuable to their future employers. that's why we have to have the long view. >> and their muscles. >> right. >> one thing i don't think we understand, really well, is that down time is an incredibly important part of learning, too. . >> i will go home right now. >> downtown time. >>

you see, lily was a kindergarten teacher, and so one fateful nap time... austin and i spent saturday night at the most charming little bed-and-breakfast. it was so nice. what did you do this weekend? go, come on, chug, chug, chug! ten seconds! suck it, losers! ( belches ) you know, quiet time with the fiancé. lily: i don't know i just felt embarrassed. claire is my age, and she and her husband do all this classy grownup stuff. maybe we should start doing some grownup stuff. that was some pretty grownup stuff we did this morning. yeah, but it wasn't classy. maybe we should have a wine-tasting party. i like wine. i like tasting. you know i can party. let's do it. let's rock it. maturity style. and ever since then, she's been signing him up for book clubs, cooking classes... all the things you do when you know where your next thousand lays are coming from. so, no, lily and marshall will not be joining us. got it. anyway, ted, part two of my story: my friend kelly's going to be there. kelly, who supposedly i'm going to love. oh, you are going to love kelly. sh

>> my second example isn't fiction nap kids do that on the playground.mounts kid will say something awful and mean to you and laugh at you you. >> we do that with you and we're sort of grown up. >> yeah, but listening. here's the thing. i have pictures of all of you above my bed. so -- >> in the process of dealing with it in a different wanchts i believe human decency is something that needs to be conditioned in, in a less -- a less extreme clockwork orange-style fashion over about a 20-year period of time. you have to learn it slowly. this idea that you're born with a pure soul and want to spread good as soon as you come out of the womb is absurd. >> who ever said that, though? >> most religions say you're born pure, born good. the world is what pollutes you. the sin is what pollutes -- it's not true. you're born a rabid, meat-craving animal. that needs to be house broken. honestly. >> a very hume nifk point of view we're all born good. there's nothing other than that good parenting. kids need two good parents. to raise them through this time and not go

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the two possible answers are, take a nap before or take a sick day after.uestion is how did most people in their 40s say they would survive an all-night party?

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in the seventh inning, boston's mike nap owely smashed a fast ball for a homer in the 1-0 win. red sox lead the series 2-1. >>> lebron james says michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all-time. but james told espn, quote, my goal is to be the best of all-time and that means maximizing everything i have. >>> members of the washington capitals posed for photos wearing silly hats are rescue dogs for a charity calendar. it will raise money for a group that adopts dogs and cats and places them in homes. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on wigs at an event supporting the fight against breast cancer. they seem pretty hear with their new dos. >>> and new extreme trick shots are back as the group shoots baskets from one white water raft to another. an amazing bank shot while moving on a zip line. good stuff. >>> just ahead, the donald just got more spread out. sweel explain. plus catching fire is starting to create quite a buzz. you're watching "early today". >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. warm conditions for the east coast. some rain left over early

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." >>> trying a little nap on route 864 going from connecticut to new york, and the shower woke me up and this is coffee number three. we will have much more from boston in game one of the world series, including another slip of the tongue from the city's mayor, and we're also talking about the high ranking official in the catholic church being called the bishop of bling. you can't wait to hear how much he spent on his bathtub. a lot of money. we begin in washington where later today an official from c.g.i. federal, the company hired to build healthcare.gov will testify over the rollout. executives were at the white house to discuss the on going issues with the site which kept a lot of people applying for financial assistance. it has led the white house to push back the law's major deadline for enrollment by six weeks. shoppers have until the end of march now to sign up for insurance even if they are not covered yet. despite the change many on capitol hill are unsatisfied. you can count joe mansion among them. >> there should be no fines. we have a lot of problems and they have been i

take a little nap there. he adopted a squirrel that popped up when a rainstorm came through. tiger seemed unenthused when she put him on his shoulder. he kind of warms up to it. i'm afraid they would bite. hey, you know what? sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. check this out. during a high school game, see that? it happened in iowa. a quarterback attempting a two-point conversion. he flips the ball behind his back before getting tackled and it's caught in the end zone. way to go. >>> some people would not dare to bungee jump, myself included, but this australian, jay phoenix, broke the record for the most jumps in 24 hours. take a guess how many? >> 10, 15? >> try 150 times in 21 hours. the guy is probably still sick from all that. dizy. the previous record was 105 jumps. >>> who needs a bike lane? this is the first man to bike across the hudson river. yes, biking across water. >> you don't have to deal with the traffic. >> good point. he founded the bay cycle project in san francisco. he says any bike can use these pontoons and cylinder that activates a propeller w

according to payroll company, 166 thourbs private sector jobs were created last month nap is fewer thanconomists expected. the job market has softened in resent months because of the cut back in government spending. a cut back for gin supremacy and later another "f" that's at the center of a legal victory. workers struggling to keep their saving plants from. those stories and more as "real money" continues. . >>> fries ros >>> >> prices rose slightly. they great news for america's growing energy export market. according to a new study done by the "wall street journal" the u.s. is set to over take russia as the number one oil and gas from duceser iproducer in the w. hydraulic fracking. they now use 60% of the oil it uses and that's the opposite of how it was a u few years back. at the same time, u.s. oil imports have fallen by 15% in the past five years and tphafp travel gas imports are down bay third. also, according to the data crunch by the journal. while saudi arabia still produce more crude oil, both u.s. and russia produce more natural gas. what is new is that the u.s. tax more gas

dischargeed position, a procedural motion to force a bill that will fully fund the government to the floor nap is not ebs expected to go very far either. neither are talks to john boehner and president obama. >> i was at the white house the other night and listened to the president some 20 times told me why he wasn't going to negotiate. so, i'm happy to negotiate with the speaker boehner but we can't do it with a gun held to the head of the american people. >> for more on washington's current pace of grid lock, i am joined by washington, d.c. by brad miller, a north carolina democrat and now a senior fellow for economic policy at the center for american progress. i thank you for joining us night. if you just left congress last year and part of the redistricting by republican legislature and i gather because you saw that grid lock was getting worse every single year that you serve. is the system broken? we made it in the past. well. >> we are seeing -- as you're saying. you see this total impasse. both sides are responsible far. you think this is the worst case of washington grid lock you have

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