what is omega xl? >> omega xl is a one-of-a-kind omega-3. there's nothing like it. we believe it's the most powerful omega-3 on the face of the planet, which offers tremendous anti-inflammatory benefits. >> dr. mcquillan, why should i take it? >> it is the most potent natural anti-inflammatory that exists. it actually is very effective in treating the pain and the symptoms of inflammation, so pain, swelling like arthritic joints, back pain, swollen joints, things that cause disability. omega xl is, in my medical opinion, the best anti-inflammatory product for your health. >> are you saying that this is better than fish oil? >> much better than fish oil. no question about it. i'll tell you why. fish oil -- you have no idea where the fish came from, and when you're swallowing something, you should care what you're putting in your body. a great deal of the fish oil comes from some of the dirtiest waters in the world -- from around the world -- and when they bring these fish in, they don't take the fillet and give that to the fish-oil products. the fillet, many times, g

what is omega xl? >> omega xl is a one-of-a-kind omega-3. there's nothing like it. we believe it's the most powerful omega-3 on the face of the planet, which offers tremendous anti-inflammatory benefits. >> dr. mcquillan, why should i take it? >> it is the most potent natural anti-inflammatory that exists. it actually is very effective in treating the pain and the symptoms of inflammation, so pain, swelling like arthritic joints, back pain, swollen joints, things that cause disability. omega xl is, in my medical opinion, the best anti-inflammatory product for your health. >> are you saying that this is better than fish oil? >> much better than fish oil. no question about it. i'll tell you why. fish oil -- you have no idea where the fish came from, and

and of course, we're gonna add some flaxseeds in to get the omega 3 fatty acids, and then we're gonna add spring water. let's get the lid on there. put on the extractor blades onto our nutribullet. are you ready? >> all: ready. >> look. this blender is just mixing stuff around. it's not breaking anything down. but the nutribullet, with its 600 watts of compact power and bullet-exclusive cyclonic action combined with the specially designed extractor blades, turning at an amazing 10,000 rpms, pulverizing the cell walls, unlocking all that hidden nutrition so your body can actually absorb it and use it. now, i've got a strainer here. we're gonna pour our blended smoothie through and see what is left over. it's gonna make it through. we've got unbroken flaxseeds lots of fiber. here, let me show you this. this, ladies and gentlemen, is what we call a smoothie. [ audience murmuring ] now let's see what happened with the nutribullet. i take off the extractor blades. looks like we've got quite a beverage in here. let's bring it out and pour it through the strainer. it's completely liquefied.

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. >> omega world travel. y i help you? >> rs professional travel planning. >> business or vacation? >> reporte and annette mccormk admits it's rare to discov a new desation. >> two w travel agency like omega, pull up a brochure on t ignores the region's largest island cuba. but these could b >> book is being written even a we're standin here. >> repor americans no longer need special permission to visit the island nation that is if they qualify for one of 12 exempt including cultural exchange education and family visits. that doesn't mean open travel for all. >> there's a lot of curi you knowe want to go down and experience something and they want the first to get down there and enjoy, you kno that cuba has to offer. >> rep but for those who do qualify for the new rule such as students with an educatl foc on cuba it's a significant step. here on the campus of george mason university one professor telling me it should be simpler now for her and her students to travel to cuba. >> north american students often think of cuba as an inaccessible and prohibited place. >> repor professor ch

. >> taken a page from omega we can always do better and we will meet with the young folks and come to an understanding on both sides. >> thank you. so inspector if we can put on the list -- i know we have meetings coming up for the redistricting and put on a future agenda for time to compile that and presentation on the youth activities conducted by sfpd to the commission. commissioner de jesus. >> chief, i want to say thank you. i grew up in san francisco and i never knew when to apply for the summer jobs and the idea that apply in february is an eye opener so i am wondering if could blast an email out to the youth commissioners and the groups and the boys club and let them know that applications -- if you want to work for the city in these jobs applications need to be in by february just to get the information. >> the captains do put it in the newsletters but i will make sure it's in there again and happy to send it to the youth commission. >> i thinking that we can target some of the youth groups that we know of. >> sure. >> that would be great. >> okay. thank you. inspector please

today you walk into a travel agency like omega, pull up a brochure on the caribbean, notice it ignores the largest island cuba but these could soon be updated. >> the book is being written even as we're standing here. >> reporter: americans no longer need special permission to visit the island nation that is if they qualify for one of 12 exemptions, including cultural exchanges, education and family visits. that doesn't mean open travel for all. >> there's a lot of curiosity, you know people want to go down and they want to experience something and they want to be the first to get down there and enjoy, you know everything that cuba>> reporter: but for those who do qualify for the new rules, such as students with an educational focus on cuba it's a significant step. here on the campus of george mason university, one professor telling me it should be simpler now for her and her students to travel to cuba. >> north american students often think of cuba as an inaccessible and prohibited place. >> reporter: professor charlotte rogers has traveled there twice, in 2012 she brought along a gro

by changing your diet, adding nuts or omega-3 fatsy acids we can slow down the process. now we're getting better imaging, so there are ways to diagnose the gray and white matter with cognitive function tests and with neurologic tests. we can diagnose this early on. try to prevent it. what happens in this particular movie is very interesting. because she went on and she does about four months of deep research and found out not just the memory loss of where you left your car but some of the teachers were writing backwards and they were not aware of this. so the whole brain all of a sudden the connections change, and i congratulate here for bringing such tremendous job and awareness to alzheimer's disease. >> it's interesting. at 50 should you get an mri? >> not an mri, eric. but when someone comes to my office at 50 one of the things i check is a b-12 level. on everyone. because b-12 level if you're low in vitamin b-12 you can have the same memory loss. if you start to see somebody fumbling like this the p.e.t. scan has the ability to diagnose this much earlier. >> what's

by changing your diet, adding nuts, omega-3 fatty acid. now we are getting better imaging. with mri way to diagnose, we have cognitive test and neurologic test, we can diagnose early on. try to prevent it. what happens in this particular movie is very interesting. she went on and she did four months of research and found out not just memory loss or where you left your car, but some of the teachers were writing backwards. they were not aware of this. the brain all of a sudden, connections change. i congratulate her for bringing such tremendous job and awareness to alzheimer's. >> if you are 50, should you get an mri? >> not an mri. when someone comes to my office at 50, one of the things i check is a b-12 level. david made a great point there on everyone. if you are low in vitamin b-12 you can have the same memory loss. if you see somebody fumbling like this, the p.e.t. scan has an ability to diagnose this early. >> what's that? >> that's a study that looks at the amount of chemical energy or heat. it's not just an imaging study. it tells you how much metabolism, how much en

it contains anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids.ut we've got to be able to get in there and extract them out. and that's why this machine is so powerful. the nutribullet rx can draw out those omega-3s and completely mix it into our nutriblast. and then i'll reach over for my favorite beverage, coconut water. and what we see in coconut water is an electrolyte-rich delicious carrier for this nutriblast. i'm gonna fill up to the max line. >> so, david, tell me, can you literally just throw in any raw vegetables, pretty much, that you have in your fridge and make something that tastes good? >> yes, absolutely. kiran, we're only limited by our imagination. all right, now i'm gonna twist on the turbo extractor blades. watch what happens now. the green light is on, and it's gonna start up automatically. the nutribullet rx has been pre-programmed to turn at exactly the right speed and wind down at exactly the right intervals and then come back up to top speed at exactly the right time. this is our breakthrough smart extraction technology. i

the new owe mega chapter of omega sci-fi hosted that annual event.rticipatedded in group discussions on several topics ranging from cyber bullying, authority figures and conflict. the basketball icon bo kimbell who went to dobbins tech and played in the nba was that keynote speaker. >>> well, certainly a mild monday, but will it last? we're tracking some more wintry weather on the way meteorologist kathy orr joins us from the cbs-3 sky deck, kathy, say it ain't so i'm getting my snow boots ready. >> i saw that on twitter, in a cash a we are looking at conditions downhill but not too fast. tonight we have the clouds and we have some cool temperatures tomorrow, and a bit of the break, before a clipper makes a come back. take a look at the temperatures, around here little breezy, 41 in philadelphia, 38 in allentown and reading. in the poconos it is 30 degrees. our normal high is around 40. this evening with the cloud, temperatures will be slow to plunge 9:00 o'clock we will be at 39 degrees and as skies are partly cloudy a at 11:00 we will be at 37. we

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a pioneering figure within the emerging church scene seen as a reaction against the omega church gopparadigm, mclaren said many evangelical critics involving his recently married son mentioned in the new york times. meanwhile, jim wallis drew national attention for reserve -- reversing his position on same-sex marriage. the debate increasingly showed signs of resembling pass arguments about segregation and ongoing conflicts about abortion. randall ballmer has offered past debates about divorce. at the very least, discussions of sexual orientation had entered new territory, after the 2012 election, the obama inaugural committee once again i mr. -- a minister with a history of opposition to gay rights to pray at the ceremony, this time the man whom obama had praised or his work on human trafficking quickly withdrew. the 2012 election offered a new explanation for the decline of the christian right. it was declining numbers rather than threats from the evangelical left that truly hindered evangelical conservatism. there were several reports that highlighted the implausibly of the linger

they found that the children of mother with higher level of omega 3 perform better on some test. researchers say that the benefits of eating fish may outweigh the risk. >> someone has defaced new anti-muslim ads on san francisco muni bus. american freedom defense initiative started running the ads. washington you see here. the ad draw parallel between the muslim faith and hitler nazi genocide of the jewish people. this week the facebook page here reported the ads are defaced with super hero and message of stopping hate speech. super hero in question is at the time first muslim pakistani american super hero. >> in san jose big detour for drivers due to bart construction. intersection of sierra road and lund avenue will be completely closed to vehicle and pedestrians for the next nine months. bus line 77 will be rerouted. craw will construct trench for the bart extension to run below the intersection. construction reached halfway point and running ahead of schedule. bart service san jose could begin as early as fall of 2017. >> the zip code has a lot to do with how much you pay for

walnuts are also the only nut that contains high levels of an omega-3 fatty acid which benefits the heart. >>> double trouble from old man winter. >> we have a pair of storms barrelling towards us. glenn? >> one of those storms is going to start off your weekend. there it is behind me. the other on the back end of the weekend. sheena and i will tell you when the storms are going to affect and you our exclusive nbc10 first alert storm forecast. so let's talk first about the nor'easter that's arriving just hours from now. nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn shushg schwartz is tracking it for us. >> yeah. that will have a lot more wind tomorrow than it does today. it's starting to develop. we have a first alert weather day as the moisture from this thing moves into the colder air. that's the first of two weekend storms. this first one will have a combination of snow, ice and rain. we'll have quite a bit of dry weather in between. the weekend is not a washout by any stretch of the imagination. there's all that moisture you can see covering many, many states. rain covering washington t

walnuts are also the only nut that contains high levels of an omega three fatty acid which benefits the heart. >>> get ready for the arrival of snow of ice and rain. just in time for our weekend. that large storm system you see on radar to our south is now heading our way. glenn will be back to break down the timing of not just one, but two storm systems that will have an impact on our weekend. >>> plus let's talk. why pope francis wants you to put aside your iphones and twitter feeds. >>> live look right now at radar showing the nor'easter heading our way. storm is expected to bring snow ice and rain to our area starting tonight. we have live team coverage of the approaching storm and how crews are getting ready for are it. let's begin with nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. what can we expect? >> in this case a fairly typical storm in that areas north and west are going to see the most snow. but we have seen many of the storms that are mixed, this is going to be one too and with some ice. we have the first alert weather day, that's coming tonight and in

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. >> it has as many healthy omega-3 fats as fish. >> and did someone say dessert?er 114 calories. >> joining me, cheers. >> cheers. >> okay, the cookie was yummy. it was only 110 calories. first of all, the one thing david said that i loved, there's no counting calories phases, points, anything, you just eat off of this list. >> i love that you can have burgers and cookies on this diet. i'm already on this diet. >> that's the thing, real food. plenty of options, cutting out things we know we need to but hones in on a -- something to follow. it's a little user friendly. >> what is the big thing he would take out? >> processed food. >> processed food. >> what about bacon? is that a superfood? >> bacon is great. >> weren't you using a food processor? does that -- i mean -- >> things that come in -- >> more on this health segment coming up on "good morning america" but first just like mom, the celebrities spilling secrets about beyonce's daughter blue ivy, it's all ahead with "pop news." more sara, just what we all want. >> can't get enough. >> yes! you're gonna learn

omar omega says a very generous passenger tipped him nearly $1,000 before christmas. he tells us on the night of december 13th, the man flagged him down at 2nd & market and asked to be dropped off near a hotel on columbus boulevard. the cab fare totaled $4.31. the passenger paid with a credit card and included a tip for more than 989 bucks. >> do you see what you have done right now? he said yeah. what is it? i said it's almost $1,000 for the tip. >> nice. he says he doesn't even make 1,000 bucks in a month, but he says he plans on donating half the tip to a charity in his native west africa. amazing. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a better view of the clouds that are overhead this morning as the skies start to lighten up. this is the view from here at the studios. a cloudy night, and clouds they'll be thinning out during the day which will allow temperatures to come up just a bit. right now it's 30 at philadelphia international. you can make out a little bit of snow. the skies are just starting to brighten a bit. th

only one egg with better nutrition... like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >>> yet another secret service breach at the white house overnight. this time a drone landing on the south grounds behind the white house. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker joins me. what more can happen out there? you don't even want to know. how could a drone land on the south grounds? >> reporter: that is the question and it's obviously of great concern. here's what we know at this hour. it landed on a tree in the white house grounds this morning. the secret service calling it a quad kopter and the secret service uniform division officer stationed on the south grounds heard and saw the device approaching. it was approximately 2 feet in diameter. it was apparently flying at the very low altitude before it crashed. secret service officials searched the

he is an investor and chairman and ceo of omega advisors. he is joining us live from florida.great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> before we get to the case you have stocks here in the u.s. are going to rally. i want to get your reaction to the ecb move. $1.1 trillion in total, is it going to work? >> we do not know if it will work, but it was expected, a little larger. it turned out to be 60 billion a month. it is somewhat open-ended. terminated earlier than expected. the goal of the ecb is to get inflation expectations up and to get the euro lower to improve their trade position. ultimately, they will succeed, but it will take time. >> maybe it will succeed. speaking to economists hearing larry summers who says deflation is the biggest threat to the global economy, i am not sure it will succeed. i feel like people wrote it off before it began. >> i do not minimize the challenge. i think all i said was they did what was largely anticipated by the market a little bit more. that is probably recognition to the fact that they understand the problem is serious. they are

. >> as many healthy omega three fats as fish. >> reporter: did someone say dessert?and fiber, just 114 calories. >> joining me cheers. >> cheers. >> sara haines abc news new york. >> got to get that cookie recipe from sara. maybe buy the book. >> the whole piece the cookie is what stood out to you. >> yeah. thanks. >> grains red fruit, smoothies, all of that stuff. >> get the recipe for the cookie. the whole point of the book is talking about attacking visceral fat. clearly i need to focus on visceral fat. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnn fans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now," multiple gunshots fired around vice president biden's home in delaware. what investigators uncovering and the deepening security fears. >>> mysterious attack. a pro-golfer disappears for hours and police want to know if he was drugged kidnapped and beaten. >> no doubt something was put in one of your drinks. no doubt about it. >> the golfer's blackout what was discovered and what was missing. >>> recalling one of the bloodiest chapters

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a little sunflower seeds or walnuts to get the omegas the brain food swap the bacon bits. >> yes, forbank. >> you shouldn't break the bank. i work with two women in the book becky -- becky klein and martina gordon and they dress everyday women. two former models and taught me and we discuss like what is your coredrobe. every girl needs one. your investment pieces you spend money on. a white shirt, great jeans, a great pair of pants, a little black dress, a trench. >> carol is here. >> how do you supermodel her. >> take -- unbutton it i'm going to show you how to do a sleeve. make it a little messy. can you do a little side tuck like i taught her? do a little bit of a heel. every supermodel needs a pair of sunglasses always, always -- >> some yulery. >> i do one side four fingers, never go above. >> okay. >> it's a good little -- >> got that? >> four fingers, i don't normally do two wrists, i do one but it's all -- a lot of people look at models and are like how -- i love what they're wearing. it's not so much what they're wearing, it's how they're wearing it it's the attitude. and i l

i remember one of the ones about omega most was where someone literally send me a threat that they wereoing to cut my wife like a deer. another time, a protester sent a threat directly to my wife that said if she did not do something to stop me, i would be the first wisconsin governor ever assassinated. he went on greater detail to point out where exactly my children were going to school where my wife worked, and where my father-in-law was still living at that time. you can see what they were doing. i tell you today, thanks to all of you, not just for the grassroots support and donations, thank you for those prayers because you can see how important they were in dark days like that. time and time again, the protesters were trying to intimidate us. you know what? all they did was remind me how important it was to stand up for the people of my state. they reminded me to focus on why i ran for governor in the first place. [applause] years before, my wife and i had sat down and talked about thought about, and prayed about getting in the race for governor. even though we knew it would be dif