como que se sienta y le digo oliver ¿quÉ te pasa?cuchÓ el corazón y los pulmones. yo vi la :-s y una dice: hay que llamar al mÉdico que estÁ en el piso, que estÁ de turno. >> al regresar... las noticias se complican en medio de la adversidad. vilma: es una pelÍcula que se repite, que se repite, yo creo que nunca se negÓ a ir de la mente, ademÁs el pánico, el pÁnico, esa impotencia de no poder hacer nada. poder hacer nada. nueva pantalla para nuevas perspectivas. un nueva pluma para nuevas obras maestras. nuevos altavoces para un nuevo sonido. reinventamos la surface pro, para que reinventes todo lo demás. pero hoy decidió subirse dea su camry y seguir." adelante por nuevas experiencias. durante el viaje disfruta de la ciudad del buceo. luego pasa por la ciudad de los tatuajes y la disfruta desde su auto. pero decide seguir adelante hacia la ciudad donde el cielo, es literalmente el límite. encuentra tu proxima parada. toyota camry. toyota. vayamos juntos. narrador: 1.700 vatios de tecnología inteligente... [ licuando ] ...programada

i'm oliver north. good night. >>> tonight on "war stories" jihad in the jungles of southeast asia, and for two american missionaries. >> island resort. >> the dream became a nightmare. >> we were sure we would die. >> and a special operations commander enters the fray. >> unconventional warfare and unconventional operations. >> the philippines operations have had successful operations. >> hunting terror in paradise. that is nextn "war stories." >>> for years, islamic radicals have used this canopy as a safe

marÍa elena: hace 5 meses el mundo para nuestra colega vilma cambiÓ para siempre cuando su hijo oliver♪ vilma: la pasiÓn de oliver era el fÚtbol, eso lo hacÍa vibrar, era eso su vida, ilusiÓn, para eso vivÍa, para eso se sacrificaba, oliver estaba en la plenitud de sus 12 aÑos, estaba como en la sima de una montaÑa altÍsima y estaba mirando hacia arriba, habÍa terminado su primer aÑo de escuela media, sexto grado, le habÍa ido bien, el lunes 8 de junio, era el primer dÍa de vacaciones de oliver y de edward , ese dÍa oliver empezÓ con el dolor de cabeza, sin embargo; la doctora le hizo la prueba de sangre y me dice las plaquetas estÁn bajitas, estÁn en 24 mil y lo normal son 145 mil, llegamos a urgencia y las plaquetas habÍan bajado en 22 mil, la pediatra dijo, se tienen que quedar en el hospital, cuando yo veo el letrero en el hospital que dice trasplante de mÉdula Ósea, oncologÍa, casi me muero, y entrÉ en pÁnico otra vez, y le dije a una enfermera (llora) dÍgame prÓxima subieron a oliver al departamento de oncologÍa y dÓnde dice trasplante de mÉdula Ósea ¿es que mÍ hijo tiene carecer

i'm oliver north. welcome to "war stories." this courtroom still in use today is where the nazi party and 21 german war criminals world war ii.in the aftermath from november 1945 until october 1946, an internaaional tribune com prized of american, british, french, judges were tried for the crime. it was called the greatest trial in history. you'll see tonight it was imperfect, tainted with politics. 5,000 miles away, the other trials of 28 japanese war criminals that got underway in tokyo in january '46. these military trials were called international tribunals were overseen by the military in the pacific, douglas mccarthy. tokyo had the behind the scenes drama not the decision not to prosecute the emperor. you'll meet two prosecutors tonight from trials and hear -pstories from those that suffed at the hands of our enemies. >> this guu came back. >> december 1944, the tide of war finally turned, hell on earth continued for pow's. >> to abuse them, to kill them was not. >> they tortured them 36 hours th

. ♪ and "oliver" with a modern twist.n's classic comes to the stage with a modern twist. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the downing of a russian jet by turkey has sparked a war of countries.en the neither is backing down. russian state television aired an interview with a man that was said to be one of the pilots. saying that he never got any warnings. turkey released audio recordings they say were issued to the plane before it was shot down. gavin hewitt reports. was theussia says this pilot that survived the shooting down of the plane by turkey. he was rescued. today he denied they had flown into turkish airspace or received warnings. in the five minutes before the airplane was shot down, turkey says they issued 10 warnings, and today has released what they say is a transcript of the radio traffic. [indiscernible] officials turkish have insisted that the russian jet has ignored warnings. no one should expect turkey to stay silent on border violations or the violations of i

says you can practically drink extra virgin olive oil. in fact, for her breast cancer patients she prescribes it. >> at least three tablespoons a day. 23 years ago when she was diagnosed at age of 36. she credits her 1-year-old daughter at the i am too. >> she and i were play and i felt a lump and the rest is history. >> gene had a lump equity tomorrow and underwent chemo and radiation and then she met mary. >> i had started to use olive oil a little bit. but when mary talked to me about it, i really embraced it. >> she learned a few things like how cooking your veggies in extra virgin olive oil is a good thing. >> it helps you absorb the nutrients that are actually in the vegetables. >> reporter: and then there's this. >> i think people look at it and say, wow, it's got a lot of callries but i think of them as >> mary says she's done the research to back it up. she found breast cancer risk went down, something else. >> i was very surprised to find out, they lost more weight with the higher olive oil diet, lower levels of insulin and gluc

you can see young jake in oliver through the first of the year.ot a lot more information on the nbc washington app. all you have to do is search oliver to check it out. >> what were you doing when you were ten? >> not singing like that. >> and what an angel. >>> so this is a veryuç special day for an area veteran, lieutenant colonel luta mcgrath is turning 108-year-old old. she is the oldest woman veteran of world war ii still alive. she is celebrating at the queen of apostles catholic church in laeks drae. we we wish her very happy birthday and thank you for your service. word has it she's still very active, very social, involved with the church, still lives in the home that her and her husband shared since 1960. >> we absolute our world war ii vets and all vets. we have so many in our area. >> it's wonderful. >> especially here with a big military community here. >> very prideful community, too. >>> outside we got used to some of this warm weather in november and walked out the door today and it was like bam. >> november acting like november. th

he's an olive oil snob. in cities like chicago and new york and dallas and san francisco, there are many, many options in terms of where someone like i can go to buy and invest in olive oil. right. yes. in the places you have located, there's no other option to taste it or even to buy it, in some cases. and the reason you're successful is you've defaulted to those locations. that's what i believe. this would not work in new york city. i'm banking on the fact that our trademark, oilerie -- i mean, if you wanted to buy wine, you're going to maybe go to a winery, but... now, look. i-i don't think oilerie is a big enough brand yet. "yet." this is the next starbucks. oh, i don't think so. don't go there. i don't think. in fish creek, wisconsin, apple does $6,000 a square foot retail space, tiffany does $3,000. oilerie fish creek is number three at $2,100. but, curt, is that because you're there? no, i-i do not work in the store. i had to get out of the store three years ago because the stress was killing me. i'm

and screen play oliver hudson is here. a cutie. >> and he is star of "nashville" and something happened to him monday that i watched and i tee evoed it. and we will do it in the segment, and he is also in "scream queen." >> and a his the sonf of goldie hawn and curt. >> and with us is geoffrey zakarian. he has a new drink that is so exciting. >> thank you, jeffrey, and we are so excited because his new restaurant called the national is opening this week. >> tomorrow. >> and you are giving me e a private preview, baby. >> yes, we will test the machine tonight and see what you think. >> looking forward to it. >> that is why i can't go with you to adele. >> i can't wait for this tonight. i am busting about adele. busting. >> i didn't think that i would like it, but it is quite interesting. i don't thit eea nr.anvte >s have you ever woken up with perfect hair? the answer is no, and so we are figuring out a way to go to sleep with your hair and arson is going to hem us style it so you will wake up in the the morning with good h

i'm oliver north, good night. >> oliver: tonight, on war stories >>> tonight on "war stories." legendary war crimes in tokyo. >> you'll meet the colorful prosecutors. >> he was very brusque, crude individual. he had a taste of drinking too much. >> we'll take you inside the courtroom dramas. >> it's a struggle for final justice. that's next on "war stories." >>> this is room 600 in the palace of justice in germany. i'm oliver north. welcome to "war stories." this courtroom still in use today is where the nazi party and 21 german war criminals faced justice in the aftermath of world war ii. from november 1945 until october 1946, an internaaional tribune com prized of american, british, french, judges were tried for the crime. it was called the greatest trial in history. you'll see tonight it was imperfect, tainted with politics. 5,000 miles away, the other trials of 28 japanese war criminals that got underway in tokyo in january '46. these military trials were called international tribunals were overseen by the military in the pacific, douglas mccarthy. tokyo had the behind the

. >> that's adventures of a live scream queen star, oliver hudson. something dramatic just happened on the episode that i watched that i had tivoed. >> have you ever had a potato in your cocktail? >> do you know geoffery zakarian, you do. >> there are potatoes in our cocktails. this drink has got champagne, potatoes and other things. and jeffrey's going to fill us in on the details. >> his brand-new restaurant called the national is opening up. and you're giving me a little private preview, baby. i can't go with you to adele. >> tonight, i can't wait for tonight. i am busting about adele. >> i didn't think i was going to like that, but that's interesting. i don't think geoffrey's made anything i didn't like. >> have you ever woken up with perfect hair? the answer is no. we're going to think of a way that you can go to bed with perfect hair and wake up with good hair. we have breaking news. >> we do. i'm very, very excited about this, you guys, remember when we did our shine a light series last year? hoda did her wonderful video. truly brave, and i di

sarah: we are joined on the line by oliver sorg votto -- oliver selgado. bring us up-to-date on the search in the radisson blu at bamako. has this been totally cleared? oliver: there are many rooms in this hotel and each of the bedrooms needs to be checked. we need to know that the operation is really over. sarah: is it fair to say the attackers are accounted for at this hour? are they all dead? oliver: yes. we have three. the operation and investigation is ongoing. it is too early to have any conclusion at this time. what i can tell you is we have three attackers and 19 civilians. three people were severely injured and other people were slightly injured. sarah: you told us when we were speaking earlier that some of the guests were part of peace talks that the u.n. and french are involved in. those peace talks are said to go relatively well. are those people accounted for at this hour? and what does this attack today mean for the peace process their? >> yes it is true part of this agreement, the implication is -- was in this hotel. in this hotel along with

salt cod, egg, black olives, oranges, tomatoes, dressed in olive oil. remember, this is holy week.s exactly where they even came from. migas, another iconic dish of andalusia. informally referred to as the shepherd's lunch. born as a way to use old, hard bread and combine all the week's leftovers. i'm told every household in spain has a variation. what changes is what you put on it. today it's sardines, cod, chorizo, melons and peppers. oh, man, that's a lot of good stuff in one bowl. so how often do you eat this well? >> every lunch is like this. >> every lunch in your life. >> every day i'm here. but lunch is -- >> big. >> big lunch, siesta. but you can't -- you know, i used to try to resist siesta. you can't do it here. society will not accept you not taking a siesta. but that's the flow of life here. >> that sort of begs the question then, while i'm busy hating you for your life, how often are you getting drunk a day? >> twice. one and a half. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> that is so spanish, by the way. everybody has a very distinct opinion and it's completely different.

>> i like it with the lemon, that's nice. >> no butter,, just olive oil. and the peace de resistance. we've taken some sweet potatoes. i love sweet potatoes, and we've had a lot of sweet potatoes creamed and all that. this is roasted with olive l, ginger and lemon. >> how long? >> 45 minutes. they have to be really cooked. vinaigrette it's prerpgs french but really hehethy. you want to try it? beautiful. and that's it. so you can have that done ahead of time and garnish it. >> look how beautiful the plate looks. >> we can garnish it like this. >> you used pomegranate seeds. >> you bng this out to the table. it as really beautiful. you garnish with everything here. almonds. >> mm-hm. >> pomegranate. >> and you're going to put scallions. >> if you want to stick with the no dairy thing, leave off the feta. >> you really want to make it delicious, you leave off the scallions, too. >> my gosh! geoffrey! today.com/food.food. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked t

why said said olive oil really helps. >>> it was a real mess on the northbound side of 128. that pot hole crew is out of the way. traffic not backed up here now. look at the expressway. it's a slow go from the south shore all the way downtown. 93 stoneham suffered all the way in and the turnpike route 128 right down to the city gets a hard go there too. ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh hush my darling... don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] hush my darling... don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation i finally did it! ew. let sparkle paper towels clean it up. it's perfect for cleaning spills... ...desktops... ...and chalkboards. too clean? >> good morning to you everyone. morning. it's been cool for sure. >>> i saw you worry out the parka. i don't blame you one bit. >>> i will have to tweet a picture. it's a huge coat with fur over the hood and everything and people here really tease me about wear thing coat. >>> i get it every time. it's a wind tunnel. she's defending me which i appreciate. i

, accused of passing off regular olive oil as extra virgin. companies including bertoli and carapelli came under scrutiny after a magazine reported the allegations this year. extra virgin olive oil is more expensive and processed without chemicals or heat. italy is the world's second largest olive oil producer after spain. >>> and here at home, retails are hoping to soon see merchandise flying off the shelves as the holiday shopping season shifts into high gear. >> this year something different. some major retailers are derest defining the whole notion of what black friday means. here is abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: you no longer have to endure this. to walk away this. >> we got a tv! >> reporter: walmart announcing that for the first time ever, most of those famous black friday door busters will be available online at walmart.com starting this year at 12:01 pacific time thanksgiving morning. and for those who prefer a more hands-on shopping experience, the main event kicks off inside walmart stores at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. the worl

plan a few olive oil companies have fallen on a slippery slope. several of them have claimed their regular olive oil as the highest quality oil. that's coming up in today's u-s defense authorities believe most wanted terrorists known as "jihadi john" is dead this morning after a targeted u-s drone strike. the masked man became a symbol for isis after authorities believe he beheaded a number of hostages. abc's stephanie ramos has more. donning a black mask... he became the voice of those brutal .....gruesome.... terrorizing videos.... nats: jihadi john and the face of evil. jihadi john whose real name is mohammed emwazi ....is now believed to be dead.... the pentagon says he was targeted by a drone strike as he was leaving in a vehicle in the isis declared capital of raqqa in syria.. the u.s. spent months trying to hunt down emwazi... seen in these chilling videos showing the beheading of captives by the islamist terrorist group - isis. nats: terror video you have plotted against us ? authorities figured out emwazi's identity soon after the beheadi

oliver: it was a big turnout. even the solemnity of the occasion made a presidential selfie off-limits. >> my grandfather was there. it is very important for us. he was there at a very difficult time in history. oliver: it was also a day for putting aside political differences, as president hollande shook hands with his predecessor, nicholas sarkozy. chris: spain's constitutional sort has suspended a secession notion by catalonia. parliament passed the resolution calling for the catalan republic in 18 months. the resulting row has dramatically escalated and is dominating debate ahead of the national election. prime minister mariano rajoy says his government is defending the country. sarah moss has more from madrid. sarah: they have suspended the appeal of the government, which asks,or the court -- basically, for monday's --laration of independence to push ahead with independence to be rejected as being anti-constitutional. the judges have to look at the argument. that could take a few months. while they do so, the

extra virgin olive oil. in fact, for her breast cancer patients she prescribes (sot: mary flynn, research dietitian) "at least three tablespoons a day." one of the first breast cancer patients was this woman, jean albert. that was 23 years ago when she was diagnosed at the age of 36. she credits her one year old daughter at the time. (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "she and i were playing and i just felt a lump and the rest is history." jean had a lumpectomy and underwent chemo and radiation. then she met mary. (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "i had started to use olive oil a little bit but when mary talked to me about it i really embraced it." she learned a few things -- like how cooking your veggies in evoo is a good thing (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "it helps you absorb the nutrients that are in the vegetables" then there's this: (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "i think people look at it and say wow, it's got a lot of calories but i think of them as good calorie

>> some nice rabbit, olive oil, also from the farm. more wine. i might just make it., it is the most interesting part of italian cuisine. not just gastronomically but philosophically, because it is a philosophical thing. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the internal tragedy of our existence. >> you're right, the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from these greek street culture, where the philosopher while in the north came through, you know, and -- >> ooh, that's the harshest, meanest thing anyone can say. >> and figured out the last century, the three best writers in italy are from sicily. >> because they consider us a way to end their problems, but finally in summers, they all come here to make millions. it's a good thing for us, you know? >> in the end, it all comes back to "the godfather." we go up this beautiful mountain, this incredible town. it goes back to

just call her contacts. >> seth: please welcome to the show, oliver platt!py to be here, seth meyers. >> seth: it's always so nice to see you and i feel like i see you -- the context in which i often see you is one of my favorite contexts. it makes me feel like i love new york city. or one of the reasons i love new york city. is i will often see you riding your bike around. and there have been times where we have said hello when you're on your bike. and i thought only in new york city do you see oliver platt on a bicycle. >> and of course -- and i think exactly the same thing. i'm riding by and i go, hey only in new york city do you see seth meyerwhen you're on your bicycle. >> seth: yes! [ laughter ] now, don't take this the wrong way. i kind of thought -- my memory was you have sort of a crappy bike. [ light laughter ] >> this is really -- i know a couple people who work on your show. they tipped me off to this. >> seth: okay. i'm sorry you heard it that way. >> i've got a couple questions -- first of all, i have some statements. first a rhetorical questio

i have no idea. ♪ >> you can see young jake in oliver through the first of the year.h more on the show on our nbc washington app, all you have to do is search oliver to check it out. >> i got goose bumps. >> he has a great voice. >> so cute. >>> okay. so it's a very special day for an area veteran, lieutenant colonel mcgrath is turning 108 years old. she is the oldest woman veteran of world war ii still alive. mcgrathqz is in celebration at e queen of apostles catholic church in alexandria and we want to wish her a big happy birthday, we also want to thank her for her service. >> 108. that's really cool. >> i need to know the secret. that's what that story is missing. >> i know. >> whiskey or something, that's what they always say. >> that generation was a tough generation, they went through so much, you know, and that probably helped them to live longer, too. >> that's right. >> it's so great, many of our world war ii vets still alive in our area. i met one of them when we had the big fly over a couple months ago with the world war ii airplanes coming over, it was a

from nbc's "chicago med," oliver platt is joining us. a fantastic actor and a great also, he's a comedian and he is an author, as well. his new book, "if the raindrops judah friedlander will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] looking forward to that. but before we move on, we talk about him a lot. and republican presidential front-runner donald trump has come under fire this week for repeating a series of false and racist claims about muslims and for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: okay. we begin on saturday when trump claimed falsely that he saw muslim-americans in new jersey celebrating on 9/11. that story has been universally debunked by fact-checkers and law enforcement officials. but even when he was confronted about the lie on george stephanopoulos, trump stood his ground. >> you know, the police say that didn't happen and all those rumors have been on the internet for some time. so, did you misspeak yesterday? >> it did happen, i saw it. >> you saw that with your own eyes? >> it wa

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new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north checking 46 and mount olive. westbound near sand shore drive that's an accident and you have a downed pole and downed wires. 1 and # northbound from 22 up to delancey street. that's construction and the express lanes are closed down. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. ken over to you. >>> thank you very much heather, 4:32. developing this morning, an alleged rapist ataxes three -- attacks three women and police are trying to catch him before he attacks again. eyewitness news reporter kala rama live on the lower east side with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: ken, good morning to you. police are tow looking for a man they say attacked three women in three hours. take a look at the suspect now wanted for rape and attempted rape here. this guy is described to be in his mid 20s to 30s with facial hair and a dark complexion about 5'7." security cameras caught him standing in a stairwell here at the baruch houses. police believe he followed a 33- year-old into her chinatown apartme

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you've got a lot of fight left in you. >> oliver platt, good morning. >> good morning, oliver. >> good morning, fellows. >> this is great. first of all, you know, you're working with ted wolf. >> exactly. >> who is not exactly a slacker when it comes to doing great television. >> right. >> and this role was written for you. that's got to feel pretty good. >> yeah, you know, never -- never hurts when they are, you know, thinking about you from the jump. for me the idea of, you know, we've never really seen a psychiatrist in a medical procedure in, terms of actual a "general hospital" show and the idea of, you know, putting that sort of -- a german doctor in the '20s actually conceived the phrase psychiatry, and it actually means the medical treatment of the soul. and the when i figured that out, i was like ooh, that's sort of interesting. how do you -- a soul, the medical treatment. soul and sort of the abstract nature of it in this environment where people are trying to figure things out, you know. like there's no x-ray for anxiety, right? and sort of adding that element into this envi

a research dietitian has been prescribing olive oil to help a patient fight breast cancer. she claims it makes a major difference. so do her patients. >> i had started to use olive oil a little bit. but when mary talked to me it. i think people look at it and say wow, it has calories. but you know, i think of them as good calories. >> jadiann: experts say virgin olive oil improves memory, can prevent heart disease and weight loss as well. smoking is on the decline here in the u.s. according to a new government statistic. the amount of smokers has gone down by 10% over the past 18 years. the study found under 15% of americans currently smoke. that is lowest percentage since 1997. >> jeremy: for the afternoon, lots of sunshine. cool this afternoon. f one last look at that forecast up next. my constipation i've tried laxatives... ... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation... ...feels like a heavy weight... ...that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess helps you proactively mana

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spirit night runs from 4:00 to 10:00 at all olive garden locations. we are seeing some beautiful weather and it is going to continue for the rest of the week. kevin: we start to add clouds friday and that is when the big change occurs and it sets up next weekend. erin: we will look at the weekend forecast coming up. it is also time to prepare your garden for winter. how you can ensure your flowers will survive the coldest months take a look at these beautiful fall colors on a farm overlooking bow lake in northwood. gorgeous picture there right now. u-local.wmur.com. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america and create millions it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we were talking 60' s just with lingering clouds even in the north country try

drizzle 1 drizzling of the olive oil so they all get a bit of the olive the dried sage leaf, onion powder, poultry seasoning italian seasoning, fresh sage and toss gently. place on a baking sheet. in a 400 degree oven bake the bread cubes for about 5 in a skillet add the stick of butter and add the cup of remaining olive oil on ingredients together except chicken stock. when italian sausage is cooked through, take your cooled down "croutons now" and gently toss everything together. place stuffing in a casserole dish and press down. now, finally add the 2 your stuffing. cover with foil and bake at 350 for 25 minutes. then take foil off and continue baking for another 10-15 minutes until it turns light brown. or just simply stuff your turkey with it. executive chef-william gerstenberger hy-vee crossroads joining ally on the kwwl news at noon is executive chef-william gerstenberger of hy-vee crossroads. recipe: chef william's fresh sage & italian sausage stuffing servings: 6-8 ppl. ingredients: 1 loaf of hy- vee's texas toast bread 1-1/2 cups of extra virgin olive oil stick of butter 1 tbsp.

the higher olive oil diet. >> other studies found that olive oil helps improve memory and prevent heart disease. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy. mcdonald's is dropping the dollar menu. customers will be able to choose two of the following items for two bucks. a mcdouble or mcchicken sandwich, small fries and mozzarella stick. it debuted january 4th but only available for five weeks. after that, mcdonald's may change up the items. i'm landon dowdy. >>> as early as today we expect to learn the new nickname for the university of dakota, voting for a new nickname ended at midnight. they had to choose between the fighting hawks or rough riders. the naacp threatened to not allow north dakota to host post season games if it continued to display the native american logo. >>> there is a new word of the year to tell you about. >> word, because it is not really a word. oscar dictionary released its word of the year. you can't print it because there are no letters. it is an emoji. >> that guy. >> tears of joy. i have real tears. last year's choice was vap. selfie one of the most used -- >> gett

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olive oil is touted as being a healthy part of a diet. is it really? stay tuned for healthbeat four.