. >> it promises no quick or easy victories, but by planting the risks of new lifestyle habits at an early age places like new orleans pope to tip the scales toward a slimmer future. tom ackerman, al jazeera, new owens. >> more on this now. dr. williams is a medical doctor at harbor hospital and the chief of staff of neurology at columbia university. joining us now from new york city. doctor, you run an initiative called the hip-hop health initiative. tell us more about that. >> absolutely. thanks for having me on the show. as you discussed in your segment, obesity interventions really need to be more, we need to be extremely creative. what we have done is realizing that the way in which people behave is reflected in the way in which they resist messages. we decided we needed to really take a proactive and creative approach to really engage and children around the obesity message and helping them facilitate behavior through that message. so what could be better to engage children in urban communities african-american communities, and hip-hop music? hip-hop has significant academic edu

mcdonald, the new lifestyle, cannot get over that. saying if i'm the healthiest i have ever seen, his cholesterol is really low and blood sugar is normal. do you believe it? >> absolutely not. he is totally playing to the audience. just before the election he was endorsing obama's handling of sandy. he is all about playing the fat guy. i hope they were krispy kreme is. he is there, he wants to bring in the rest of america, playing the tune and doing us all. liz: chris christie got criticized by many in the republican party for settling up next to president obama during hurrane sandy. the white house could basically say you would be a great person out front on the obesity issue. >> he definitely could be, whether he accepts that or not is anybody's guess. it is a total setup, but who doesn't like the fact i he makes fun of himself. you come out with the punchline anyway. you put it out before somebody else does. chris christie, while he did the alignment, he has done amazing things in jersey, taking a tax reform, immigration reform, po

>> i didn't know how to justify cheer leading with my new goth lifestyle. >> jimmy: that is a tough one black. full-length capes which is not okay now. but i found fur cape full length that i would wear with full length dresses and do crazy stuff. and i kind of still wish i was cheering. i was a terrible goth. >> jimmy: caught between two worlds. >> torn. torn. >> jimmy: you paint your face white? >> kabuki white and susie sue -- and that was like -- >> jimmy: what town did you live in? >> plainfield. [ cheers ] really? the odds of that are amazing. >> jimmy: they're probably full of it too. >> and i went from, like, a bob and a polo shirt and my cheerleading picture and literally the next year it was like -- can i take my picture in black and white? and every stupid thing and if they are like why i don't know. it sounded cool. i was just from tending. >> jimmy: did you say i am getting involved in acting? >> no. i thought i was going to do women's clothing. i thought i'm going to f.i.t. and do fashion and new york and then i started doing costumes. >> jimmy: you did go to new york and

so new york writers raced west, with sophisticated lifestyles. found hollywood in its natural habitat: by the pool. while new york writers delivered the witty repartee, the hollywood directors supplied the pratfalls. frank capra, gregory le cava, leo mccary, and george stevens. all got their training in the slapstick of the 1920's. and it was this new form combining high and low comedy, classy chatter and physical highjinks, that bore america's sweetheart: the screwball. and in 1934, "it happened one night," the first screwball comedy, ran away with 5 academy awards. aren't you going tgive me a little credit? what for? i've proved once and for all at the limb is mightier than the thumb. why didn't you take of l your clothes? you could have stopped forty cars. oh... i'll remember that when we need forty cars! screwball comedi, i think, have lasted so well because they're sophticated; they're very unsentimental; of all the genres produced in the 30's and 40's, they're the most modern cause they center on the idea of equality of the sexes. and how ma

so new york writers raced west, with sophisticated lifestyles. y found hollywood in its natural habitat: by the pool. while new york writers delivered the witty repartee, the hollywood directors supplied the pratfalls. frank capra, gregory le cava, leo mccary, and george stevens. all got their training in the slapstick of the 1920's. and it was this new form combining high and low comedy, classy chatter and physical highjinks, that bore america's sweetheart: the screwball. and in 1934, "it happened one night," the first screwball comedy, ran away with 5 academy awards. aren't you going tgive me a little credit? what for? i've proved once and for all that theimb is mightier than the thumb. why didn't you take of l your clothes? you could have stopped forty cars. oh... i'll remember that when we need forty cars! screwball comedi, i think, have lasted so well because they're sophisticated; they're very unsentimental; of all the genres produced in the 30's and 40's, they're the most modern cause they center on the idea of equality of the sexes. and ho

abc and univision will announce today their joint venture for a news and lifestyle network called fusion. it will launch in the second half of this year. five of the nation's biggest cable distributors have already agreed to carry the networked. the programming will focus on the issues most relevant for u.s. hispanics including the economy, immigration, and politics. it will be based in miami. former vice president dick cheney speaking on cbs's "this morning" saying it targeting tourists abroad with drum strikes is, in his words, "a good policy" even though he disagrees with most of obama's foreign-policy. he said president obama, "is getting paid to make difficult, difficult decisions peak of the president will announce 34,000 church will be home from afghanistan one year from today. the program came under scrutiny last week during senate hearings during john brennan's nomination to become director of the cia. he oversaw many of the drone strikes from his washington office. they will be taking the denominations of john brennan and chalk a goal this week. holler later this week, meeting

so it's a lot of seniors, actually, either existing san franciscans or new to the area and are retired and want an active lifestyle. the limited live performance, that should be applied to south of market the same it's applied everywhere else in the city of san francisco. there is

so it's a lot of seniors, actually, either existing san franciscans or new to the area and are retired and want an active lifestyle. the limited live performance, that should be applied to south of market the same it's applied everywhere else in the city of san francisco. there is far too much discrimination of south of market that we should be treated like everybody else. that is the bottom line, equality; right? in that vein, folsom is not a street east of the 11th to be issuing limited live performance, because as the entertainment representatives have said, residential and djs or other loud amplified music just can't get along very well. very smartly the area south of harrison is set up. the silver tsunami is coming and i think this plan will provide for it. for businesses to succeed, they have to have a great product and llp is not going to help, if they don't have a great product and we already have nightclub that are closing and already closed. thank you very much and thank you to the task force members. my partner and i did attend the first community meeting at betsy carmichael and really appreciated the c

to did agree on one thing -- people should focus on making healthy lifestyle changes rather than using a fad diet. >>> first came her new we have her new official portrait of first lady michelle obama. photographer chuck kennedy took it in the green room of the white house. unlike her first official portrait from 2009, mrs. obama is sporting her new bangs, a haircut that she recently joked that she got because she's having a mid life crisis. see? you're not the only one. >>> next -- the life changing surprise for a local high school student. >>> paying for college. the cost of that college education has never been higher. but one local high school senior won't have to worry about that. he is the first person in his entire family to go to college. news4's seth lemon was there when the student got a scholarship surprise. >> reporter: 17-year-old alison had no idea his school day would change his life. he received a full academic scholarship to hanover college. >> words can't describe how i feel right now. >> reporter: he beat out almost 200 other future freshman at hanover for the money. the admissions director, monica gr

. >> reporter: the good news from the apa most americans seem to recognize the link between managing stress and a healthy lifestyle. >> probably say exercise helps, helps,. >> reporter: having a regular exercise is one of the best things people can do to help manage their stress. also relaxing techniques like meditation, very easy techniques to learn. >> reporter: a major challenge can be will power to change long time habits. you should focus on one behavior at a time. >> start over if you loose your goal to loose weight. if you find your weekly weight loss showed down you may need to make changes. >> you loose weight, your calories needs decrease. it may be time to cut out one snack or change up meals if you have been doing the same thing over and over again. >> reporter: i don't want to give up snacks. you may have to up the exercise, if you don't peace you may need to start and maybe getting a friend. you can work out together. don't for get to reward yourself but not to much. stick to the basics, keep a food journal, don't skip meal, eat food from all of the food groups and make healthy choices when you eat o

news column called "military update." it covers pay and benefit issues, lifestyle issues, chang in policy that affect it is lives of service people and i syndicate that to daily newspapers to military bases so they can get breaking news that affects soldiers, i hope fast every week. >> can you make a living doing that? >> yes. i have about 50client newspapers. >> let me jump again to a whole different scene. he had the guard tie my elbows behind my back until they touched it. can't be done unless extreme force is applied. now, let me read that again. i mixed it -- missed a per. he had the guard tie my elbows behind my back until they touched. it can't be done unless extreme force is applied. they attach add rope to my elbows and threw it over a ceiling beam and hoisted me up. this forced my arms back even farther, causing pain on my breast bone. i felt my chest would split ope thankfully, i contracted dissen tear and was extremely weak. every time they tortured me, i'd pass out. what's tt scene from >> early on in his captivity in the first couple of years, jim went through some extreme torture. that was a typical kind of

lifestyle but i want it legally. >> there you go and that's why you're in the news business. >> if they only put that ingenuity to something good. >> like counterter arrival or -- counterterrorism or something. thank you. >> you got it. >>> some parents really want to make their kids' sports a lot safer so they're coming to capitol hill to talk about it. >> every d.c. driver knows all about the pain and stress of traffic unless you work the early, early shift. but did you know all that time behind the wheel is costing you more than just your sanity? >> in eight minutes, monika has the findings of a new study that tells you what the issue is. we're back with weather first. >>> good morning. welcome brack to -- welcome back to 9news. it's going to get a little warmer this morning. >> going into the 40s this afternoon. we're looking at a system on friday which is likely just going to be rain here. slight chance toward i-81 there are winter weather problems with that. a pretty good bet if you're headed up to new york or new england for the weekend. boston, hartford, those areas, big snows like in feet. big snows up there. arou

. >> reporter: the good news from the apa, most americans seem to recognize the link between managing stress and a healthy lifestyle i probably say exercise helps a lot. >> individually, having a regular exercise regimen is one of the best things people can do to help manage their stress. study after study has shown this. but also, relaxation techniques such as mindfulness meditation, very easy technique to learn, very effective in reducing the stress level. >> reporter: a major challenge to controlling stress can be that will power to change long- time habits. so experts recommend focusing on one behavior at a time. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> how about some weather? we got some rain. >> isn't that nice to see? a couple of raindrops around the bay area. don't be fooled. we have blue skies outside now. we'll see rain later on and a couple of thunderstorms. outside now, high-def doppler radar you can see the front has moved in toward the south bay. we are still picking up some showers on 101 between san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, seeing showers in that direction. now, that's a part of the cold front that's mo

one worry, say analysts, the company's been losing market share to other lifestyle brands like michael kors which hit a new all-time high earlier this week. nordstrom slipping today. providing a full-year outlook that disappointed the street. scott, back to you. >> josh, thanks so much. steve weiss, help make sense of this. coach at an 18-month low. kors, new high earlier this week. and you've got coach on citi's list of the global top 50 stocks, which i found ironic. >> citi's clearly wrong. coach hasn't been in style for quite some time. my kids stopped buying that years ago. fashion is a fad and coach is fashion. michael kors is the hot one right now. i sold macy's over $40 on wednesday. i'm worried about the consumer. i'm worried about retail guiding down because of obama care because don't forget, they have to start -- >> wait a minute. that's a headline in and of itself, at least in terms of what we talk about on this show. you've been a backer of macy's for a long time. >> right. >> you have believed in the story that lundgren, the ceo, has been telling us. now you're out. you're making a bigger sta

. >>> this morning on "today's" new home design trends, decorate and color your world. elizabeth mayhew is a lifestyleor. it's more about gifts. you get ideas of where the trends are going, right? >> almost 40,000 people come to this show. it really is the place in the u.s. where you see what the trends are. a lot of it is home based. today we're uncovering what some of those things are. >> first one should be obvious. it's flowers. >> but it's wallflowers. this is redefining what you think of wallflowers. great way to create a focal point in your home. tommy mitchell, those are metal, all hand painted flowers. then puts as shadow boxes. you can do one or group them as a whole. it has an old fashioned but updated botanical look and these circles that double as vases. you don't have to put flowers in them. if you want to bring it to life for spring it's a great thing to do. >> use real flowers? >> it's a little vessel. fill it with water. put it back on the wall. it can be just dots on the wall or vases. >> next we have rugs. >> animals on rugs has been a big trend. decorators like albert hadley have u

the good news is, the apa says most americans recognize the link between managing stress and continuing to lead a healthy lifestyle. >> individually, having their regular exercise regimen is one of the best things people can do to help manage their stress. study after study has shown that but also relaxation techniques such as mindfulness meditation very easy technique to learn. very effective in reducing the stress levels. >> one mayor challenge to control -- major challenge to controlling stress can be having the will power to change bad habits. >>> 4:52 this friday morning. let's look at the question of the morning -- 40% of you. that's an interesting question. log on to the facebook fan page and we love to hear what you think. we will have the answ >>> welcome back. your weather first here at 4:55. we've got rain in d.c.. nearly 4 inches of snow in reva virginia. on the couple pepper madison border. we'll be pushing 40 here by 9:00 but not much more than that. only in the low 40s today and most of the rain this morning with even some sunny breaks this afternoon and a stray shower or two. but watch out west. we

new policy takes effect march 1st. the company says tobacco use has no place in a healthy lifestyle and patients have actually complainedut nurses and doctors smelling like smoke. the ban doesn't apply to current employees. it returns 13 hop hospitals in tennessee. >>> a breakthrough in the investigation of the dreamliner. several governments grounded all 50 planes last month. here's the latest. >> reporter: it's the first flight of boeing 787 dreamliner when two battery flyers, did i and i have jails authorities in the u.s. and around the world. after a paint job in dallas, boeing got permission from the faa to return this plane to washington state to get it ready for delivery to the largest airline in china. while in washington, d.c., ntsb chairman debby hurzman said investigators think they know what caused the fires. >> this investigation has demonstrated that a short circuit in a single cell can propagate to adjacent cells and result in smoke and fire. >> but they can't explain yet why there's a short circuit. hurzman says it will be weeks before an interim report is ready, which means the grounding will continue t

lifestyle changes and medication work for some. >> i was taking maximum strength of all the different drugs and it didn't work. >> reporter: a newt an attractive alternative a small band of magnetic beads. the band is surgically implanted and placed around the valve to prevent reflux. kelly had the surgery and says it works. >> i do not take any medicine whatsoever. i can eat anything. i mean anything. >> reporter: but not everyone is attracted to the magnetic solution. >> it's untested for the most part except for the study that just recently come out. >> reporter: dr. stan rogers is chief of minimally invasive surgery at ucsf. he says the device is a foreign object and where it's placed could potentially cause serious complications. >> infections, perforation, abdominal pepsis and ultimately would have to be removed. >> reporter: dr. rogers wants to see more long-term data as well as his patient ron. he looked at the bracelet but opted for traditional procedure to strengthen his valve. >> i don't want to deal with this in 10 years and have it be a more complex problem. it's better to do it sooner rather than later. >> reporter

new video that was posted on youtube shows a 260 in a bath room bills. harris talked about a luxury lifestyleoney and drops them on the counter. police said the bill is just one of several that have been on display of harris's mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ ♪ ñgñg [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates you can use your citi thankyou points to travel

lifestyle choices. >> reporter: the police are asking the public for help if anyone saw or heard anything about calling in. sanfrancisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man suspected of making death threats made his first appearance in court today. charged with 10 fell knees including the alleged threats as well as possession of explosives others assault weapon and forging a government id. >>> meantime the authorities say a 3-day long search at the home if santa clara is ending tonight. bomb squad teams left the home on humble way. >>> the walnut creek police department says it wants to take drastic measures to address a shortage of officers. some detectives have had to put investigations on hold in order to go out and patrol. the department says it is funded to have 76 officers and authorized to hire up to 80. right now, there are only 65 officers on the roster. >> a lot of competition. and, part of that competition has better pay and benefits. because of that we are losing some applicants to other agencies. >> the city leaders say the idea of increasing pay and benefits has not been formally proposed to the city council. san jose police are

new generation. but he squandered that talent. he exchanged that instead to satisfy his personal whims and extravagant lifestyle. >> he went on to saye conspired to commit a variety of schemes to finance that exorbitant lifestyle. jesse jackson jr., the former congressman acknowledging that he did that. he's looking up to five years in prison, paying fines, paying that money back as well. his wife also pled guilty to charges related to filing false tax returns in court today. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> we'reling following breaking news right now out of the prince george's county. less than an hour ago, police announced that five people were arrested, charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of charles walker jr. walker is the suitland high school teenager shot and killed on monday. it happened a few blocks away from the hillcrest heights home. the gunmen apparently wanted his shoes in a shopping bag. we learned late this afternoon that a teenager shot in a parking lot in forestville has now died of his injuries. aaron kidd, another suitland high school student died at the scene. seven teenagers have n

the new and safer batting helmets worn by a few mlb players will be worn now by all players, mandatory, starting this season to reduce head injuries. >>> and two lifestyle stats we learned today. all americans, rich and poor, get fully 11% of their calories, that's what we're told, from fast food, on average. >>> and the brits tell us a child born today will spend fully one quarter of their lives watching a screen of some sort. that may be a lowball estimate for some american kids. >>> up next for us tonight, he's the shortest guy on the court by a couple of feet. but it doesn't seem to affect his game. quite the contrary. >>> finally here tonight -- a kid who has had a lot of exposure on the web for the number of times he has visited the net. a young basketball player has gotten a lot of attention, because he doesn't fit the mold by a long shot. but this is a fantastic story of talent and determination and stature, as nbc's stephanie gosk reports tonight from orlando. >> reporter: when julian newman lobs a three-pointer, it takes a while to get to the basket. the ball starts pretty close to the court. but that's not even the most impressive thing this

news. >>> the american heart association says 90% of the people who register with the go red campaign maybe a healthy lifestyle change. >>> big party down in the big easy, as we get ready for the super bowl. it's a story of resiliency. a look at how the city was able to overcome two huge disasters. >>> why have organic milk have a longer shelf like? that's the question. the answer is on ask liz on "news4 at 4." >>> we had a bit of snow. that moved through early this morning. now we're looking at sunshine, very cold temperatures. i'll . >>> tomorrow d.c.'s own potomac phil will return with his groundhog day weather. our own national groundhog is stuffed, but that doesn't inhibit his forecasting abilities. not sure how he'll see a shadow, but if he does, it will mean six more weeks of winter. tomorrow's festivities including polka dancing. everything kicks off at 7:30 in the morning at dupont circle fountain. phil will emerge at 8:00 a.m. sharp. >>> bold new plan in the fight against childhood obesity. the government is making its first ever move to cut the junk. the agriculture department -- they would ban the

the new and safer batting helmets worn by a few mlb players will be worn now by all players, mandatory, starting this season to reduce head injuries. >>> and two lifestylets we learned today. all americans, rich and poor, get fully 11% of their calories, that's what we're told, from fast food, on average. >>> and the brits tell us a child born today will spend fully one quarter of their lives watching a screen of some sort. that may be a lowball estimate for some american kids. >>> up next for us tonight, he's the shortest guy on the court by a couple of feet. but it doesn't seem to affect his game. quite the contrary. i've always looked up to my brother. he doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i was teaching a martial arts class and it hit me. we get to the emergency room... and then...and then they just wheeled him away. i had to come to that realization that "wow, i am having a heart attack." i can't punch this away. i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone. so be sure to talk to you doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i'm a fighter and nowadays i don't have that fear. [ male announcer ]

a new generation of winemakers are entering the business and trying to educate others about this special way of life. >> this whole wining industry goes along with farming. it's all about a lifestyleabout money. if you want to make money, go off and become a ceo of some company or something. hit it lucky in vegas or something. but farming is a lifestyle. it's a lifestyle that i grew up with in the sticks of texas. it's a lifestyle that i wouldn't give up. >> it's a heartwarming story, because he was really green. and i mean, he came--started later in his career making wine. and but you could see he just had it in him. he was gonna do the best he could at whatever he worked at. and it happened to be-- he stuck it out this far, and he's done just wonderful. [music playing] >> and it's thanks to fellow winemakers like gary and his own willingness to learn that has helped mac succeed in a business where so many have failed. his vision cellars wines have won numerous awards, been served at the white house, and, more importantly, are the culmination of his lifelong goal of being able to make his own wine and share it with others. it's a goal vance sharp knows well. owner of the sonoma s

lifestyle, a lot of fun. might need to take you down about, you know, 20 miles per hour from new york speed. >> oh, good.s fine with me. >> look at the fear on your face. >> so how -- is this, like, the ferris wheel is like the central part of the pier? >> this is the major visual icon of the pier. it's the world's first and only solar powered ferris wheel. welcome to california, by the way. >> of course it's solar powered. look at the view. >> an old-time carousel right out of the movies. really. this scene was filmed here back in 1973. >> loser buys milk shake. >> oh! ♪ my milk shake brings all the boys to the yard ♪ >> enjoying my victory, we cooled down with a milkshake. okay. so slowing down might not work, but i definitely want to look california cool, so i met with stylist emily cadenhead from planet blue on main street where the young and hip shop. >> i need you to make me look santa monica. >> that shouldn't be a problem at all. let's do it. ♪ >> next stop is healthy lifestyle, and there is nothing healthier than the raw food from restaurant and culinary institute at the santa monica marketplace

the good news is the apa saying that most americans, they recognize the length between managing stress and continuing to lead a healthy lifestyle individually, you know, having a regular exercise regimen is one of the best things that people could do to help manage their stress. study after study, they have shown this. and also relaxation technique, as the mindfulness, very easy technique to learn very effective in reducing the stress level. >> and now one major challenge to controlling stress, having the will power to change the long-time habits that make things more anxious for you. focusing on one behavior at a time. does it sound good guys? >> sounds good. >>> still ahead in tonight's school. mike hydeck will take us to themontgomery county high school where students are saving lives and getting an experience at the same time. >>> we've got clouds in place and winter precipitation that may not be too far away from the west of town. let me show you temperatures as it is chilly right now. 41 downtown, 36 at gaithersburg and 41 in manassas. we'll tell you where the winter weather is going to be and if it will leave us unscaved

. >>> this morning on "today's" new home design trends, decorate and color your world. elizabeth mayhew is a lifestyle ideas of where the trends are going, right? >> almost 40,000 people come to this show. it really is the place in the u.s. where you see what the trends are. a lot of it is home based. today we're uncovering what some of those things are. >> first one should be obvious. it's flowers. >> but it's wallflowers. this is redefining what you think of wallflowers. great way to create a focal point in your home. tommy mitchell, those are metal, all hand painted flowers. then puts as shadow boxes. you can do one or group them as a whole. it has an old fashioned but updated botanical look and these circles that double as vases. you don't have to put flowers in them. if you want to bring it to life for spring it's a great thing to do. >> use real flowers? >> it's a little vessel. fill it with water. put it back on the wall. it can be just dots on the wall or vases. >> next we have rugs. >> animals on rugs has been a big trend. decorators like albert hadley have used them for years. these are upda

melissa: next up to my new study suggesting that global warming can be reduced if you work less and take more vacation. by living a more european lifestyleas much as half of the expected rise in the global temperature by theyear 2100. it sounds like a ridiculous excuse. >> it sounds like a ridiculous excuse. melissa: i had

new name. what else, a statue of hugh hefner near town hall or another public figure that represents the sugar daddy lifestyle. sugar daddy has made this offer to other cities but have been turned down. >>> the health had of straight couples and gay couples. >>> a broken restaurant inspection system in silicon valley. now we uncover the popular bay area restaurants keeping their health code violation as secret. we'll show you what our hidden camera investigation reveals. >>> an emotional farewell. to vatican city for the pope's final words before he steps down. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> was she out of line or was she fired unfairly? a group of parents are coming to the defense of a popular gymnastics teacher suddenly fired. >> joe rosato jr. shows us what parents are doing to try and get her job back. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: one of the few people who is flattered when someone says she is acting like a kid. so it's fitting

lifestyle. adam: already there in washington. let's move on to the next topic. flying i an incredibly unpleasant experience, but this the newake it even more annoying. maybe not. then the defendant present -- prevents the person from sitting in front of you from declining their seats. it sells for up $20. would you use this. >> in the heart beat. i'm not that tall. when someone drops a see down in front of you it is very uncomfortable. and for grown men who are five-foot a, they don't -- >> six-foot tube. thank you very much. it is -- that is just a consequence. >> god bless

new generation of winemakers are entering the business and trying to educate others about this special way of life. >> this whole wine industry goes along with farming. i-it's-- it's all about a lifestyle, not--not about money. if you wanna aake money, uh, go off and become a c.e.o. of some company or something, uh, hit it lucky in, uh, vegas or something, but farming is a lifestyle. it's a lifestyle that i gres up with in the sticks of texas. it's a lifestyle that i wouldn't give up. >> it's a heartwarming story, because he was really green, and, i mean, he came--like, started later in his career, uh, makin' wine, and, uh--but you could see he just had it in him. he was gonna make--do the best he could, whatever he di-- whatever he--he worked at, and it happened to be-- uh, he's stuck it out this far, and he's done just wonderful. >> and it's thanks to fellow winemakers like gary and his own willingness to learn that has helped mac succeed in a business wherso many have failed. his vision cellars wines have won numerous awards, been served at the white house, and more importantly are the culmination of his lifelong goal of being able to make his own wine and share it with others. it's

new video both of you to judge the 26 year-old and a bathroom smirking and flashing a stack of bills. paris talks about a luxury lifestyled your is it that will help him out something. he continually fans out a big stack of money and drops them on the counter. police say the videos is one of several online displays of harris's rubato being examined. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ vo: for cold and flu season, honey, don't use your sleeve. there's clorox bleach. >> welcome back we had up the house in beit an encouraging words to help but thathe dow rallied. droppedd unemployment claims, that is there. the economy grew at an annualized rate of 0.1% from october to december quarter. watching shares of a group on, down 25 percent r

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new policy to not hire any tobacco users. the spokesperson says they have been trying to set an example that tobacco now had -- has no place in a healthy lifestylecticut congressman says he has found an error in steven spielberg post a movie "lincoln" he wants to correct it. he says it depicts the congressional delegation as not in favor of the 13th amendment which ended slavery. in a letter, he includes a tally of all four connecticut congressmen voting in favor of the amendment. he wants the movie corrected before its dvd release. he has not received any word back yet. >> i wonder if you found anything wrong with the abraham lincoln vampire movie. >> probably. >> let's see what's coming up at 6:00. >> gordon peterson has that look ahead for us. >> tonight we will be talking with the business owner whose shop was attacked yesterday. there was an explosion yesterday. also, some disruption in the hearing room, the hearing of john brennan. even before he got into his statement. dianne feinstein had to close the room. we will talk about that and a bunch of other things at 6:00. >> see you in just a bit. >> robin roberts is ready to return to work.

lifestyle. >> we will be back on the kron4 morning news and a couple of minutes.cking lot of light green areas around the bay area. we have quite a bit of rain we are tracking, yellow is popping up and that means we have modern rain falling as well. storm cut tracker 4 shows we have treated cells coming through the bay area and the heart of the city as well. the san mateo area around san francisco and burlingame we have a pretty good squad coming down. also the east bay and berkeley is looking at moderate to heavy rain. oakland and richmond i would not be surprised if we saw some lightning strike and also potentially some hail from the system's later on this afternoon. i think we can probably see snow levels falling around 2,000 ft.. it is very cold and a dynamic system. we'll probably see temperatures fall through out the day as well. i am thinking - now we have storm tracker 4. burlingame and south of the city piquancy the heavier rainfall coming through. that is moderate to heavy rainfall. the judge has four shows we are expecting what whether to stick with us

lifestyle, more productive, more purposeful, more powerful life. >> isn't that a shame. >> but just move forward. >> find that positive person. >> exactly. >> a new you in 28 days. she says it's possible. she has five cs. commit. >> commit. like we said, this is challenging to get started and we fall off the wagon, get back on. so i say to people, you have to remember this. you cannot conquer what you're not committed to moving forward. so, yes, you're going to have some obstacles. there's going to be some struggles but just stay focused and be obedient. >> choice. >> choice. i have to tell people all the time make better choices, not give me more excuses. >> i only had this much of the donut. >> if you really, really want it, if you are hungry for it, you don't make an excuse. you make a way. so people have to stay so disciplined in their actions but believe it in their heart and spirit that they can reach their goal. >> courage is the other one. >> oh, boy. when you think about whatever it is you want to do, you have to be cage rouse. you have to be re-- courageous. you have to be relentless. you have to have tenacity. your alarm clock wakes yo

new york stock exchange. that's a huge change, alison, for a lot of people staying at home and it is, you know, a lifestyle, getke care of the kids, that kind of thing. must be a huge reaction. >> there is. so, yeah, this is stemming from the fact that there is really no secret that yahoo! needs serious changes. and sometimes the best way to get a company turned around on the outside is to, you know, change the internal culture. sends a signal inside and out that things are going to be different and the old way is not going to fly anymore. now what we have is a private internal memo that is all over the internet. originally leaked to the tech news website all things d. it says communication and collaboration will be important, so we need to be working side by side. that is why it is critical that we are all present in our offices. some of the best decisions and insights come from hallway and cafeteria discussions, meeting new people, and impromptu team meetings. of course, there is a big downside to this. it will change a lot of people's lives who work there. people will probably quit. at this point, yahoo! nee

. >> the good news is most americans recognize the link between managing stress and a healthy lifestylet when things bother me. >> individually having a regular exercise regimen is one of the best things people can do to help manage their stress. study after study has shown this. also relaxation tax techniques such as meditation. it is very effective in reducing stress and very easy to learn. >> will power to change a long time habits also are a factor. experts say just try to change one behavior at a time. >> we will be right back. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >> police still hunting for an ex caught who shot other officers. they're out searching for him and las vegas area. state-owned