it's all high in saturated fat and cholesterol, high in salt. >> what do you do for a living? >> company productscan online, a database, reports on new product launches. we cover the food and beverage industry. and one of the things you notice from this is there is a lot of movement within the food and beverage industries toward what they call functional foods which are foods that have the tential to cure diseases or take conditions like high blood pressure and reduced blood pressure and things of that nature. this is kind of an emerging area. but as far as weight loss and diet and whatnot, people eat too much and they don't exercise enough. the average american eats 300 more calories a day now than they did 20 years ago. >> the average -- adult in america is about 2000 calories and that has to be matched off against exercise and that's a good way to approach it whereas dr. jacobson said there are certain ver bothen products you shouldn't eat call. >> no -- at all. >> no, i didn't say that. you can have a take -- >> can you have a hamburger. >> yeah. >> doesn't it have transfa

women with diets high in saturated fats, did poorly am memory set ofs. those with unsaturated fats did better. heading out for dinner you can find many saturated fats at the new restaurant. a large percentage don't meet rec machine dations for knew tigs. that includes fat, calories and sodium contents. the national restaurant association said they're working toward the change, including making sure nutritional information is listed on the menu. just log on. you'll find today's health headlines to help upfind the information you and your family need. >>> last year a record breaker for state voters, but not in a good way. what's being done to keep injuries down on the water in maryland. >>> he terrorized the drivers in mississippi but a man in two highway shootings is under arrest. >> and is our love affair with sphoob getting -- facebook getting steal. >>> cuts and tax hikes approved by lawmakers in annapolis won't keep harford community college from raising tuition. it's not just this year's but the last fur years. the hike means each credit hike will co

we have a lot of saturated ground and we need a drying trend. >>> alcohol with underage girls and romantic encounters overseas. the director of the secret service testified in front a senate committee. tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: senators were openly skeptical of the secret service collector's claim that the colombian prostitution scandal was an isolated incident. it was revealed the secret service's own record shows 64 instances or allegations of complains of sexual misconduct were made against employees and in the last five years. >> the behavior is morally repugnant. >> reporter: at the senate homeland security committee, the secret service's values were on the line and under oath. >> the misconduct that took place in cartajena, colombia, is not representative of the values. >> reporter: in the first public comment, mark sullivan apologized for the prostitution scandal and assuring senators the president's security was not jeopardized. >> neither had firearms, radios, or other security- related equipment in their hotel room. >> reporter: sullivan was dismissive over "the washi

>> well, the first thing is there is a lot of saturated fat on the plate.u want to try to load up your plate with more plant-based fats, stay away from the saturated fats in hot dog and hamburgers. lean eer spaz options. >> no greens. >> you have a lot of carbohydrates. it raises blood sugar, this bun is simple carb, this bun you have potato salad, pie, breaded chicken that is deep fried, that deep fried is a trans fat that is the worst to put in your body. >> if we put it on a whole wheat roll. it's too much food. i'll snack all day, this is way too much. >> no. >> you tell us, let's move some of it over to another plate that we have here and tell us what a regular sized serving should look like. >> for one this burger is big, so you want three ounces for your meat, so three ounces is about the size of a deck of cards, thickness and size. so this would have to be smaller but if you took the burger and moved it over to the place and oh hitted maybe the top bun, that is an option to do as well. omit the top bun. >> this portion of potato salad, half a cup is

we are hyped and the air is saturate -- humid and the air is saturated. temperatures in the low 60s in towson and we have the humidity coming in at 96%. that dew point is close to that temperature and you can see that sunrising out there. with that we have plenty cloud cover to talk about this morning. we will get a few breaks. this is the big story, we have reduced visibility in terms of foggy conditions. only about 8 in hagerstown and 5 in winchester. culpepper around one. let's check the timesaver traffic with lauren and that's the story for you all morning, the fog. >> reporter: fog is the main storey. we are dealing with reduced visibility. be extra careful heading out and turn on the low beams as you drive to work. if you are using the jfx into the city, we have the ongoing construction that continues to block one lane in both directions near 28th street. speeds at 59 niles. miles per hour -- 59 miles per hour. at liberty road, outer loop is starting to pick up. but no significant delays just 13 minutes from 795 down towards 95. and in parkville eve

you were just being so -- >> saturated in arrogance. how did i perform? do have a clip of how bad you were at beer pong. >> do we know -- >> jimmy: here is chris evans and i. >> jimmy: have you ever played beer pong? >> are you kidding me? i'm from boston. >> jimmy: first to land two wins the whole game. >> yeah, i know how it works. embarrassing. your show. get in the cup, come on, chris. oh, what's happening! [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you up for a rematch, my friend? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> jimmy: chris evans and i are playing beer pong. when we come back the rematch of the century. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you've got to be kidding me. sweetie, help us settle this. i say this and this is called southern hospitality. well, i call it the clean getaway. [ scoffs ] you're both wrong. it's the freshy fresh. everyone knows that. i didn't know that. oh yeah, that's what they're saying now. [ female announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. try them together. then name it on face

found that 96% of main entries exceeded daily limits for calories sodium, fat and saturated fat.or example a cheeseburger and fries is about 900 calories. the usda recommends no more than 667 calories for a man on trade. >> if you want to eat healthy cut your own food. >> some other interesting finds appetizers contain more calories than one on trade. family restaurants are sometimes worse than fast food. kids specialty drinks are not healthy. there is more saturated fat on average than regular drinks. >> you have to take responsibility for what you are eating. you know that if something taste good it is probably not that good for you. >> this comes one restaurants are offering healthier options. even then they say, the healthy sign of approval is too generous on sodium. >> the restaurant industry allows up to 2,000 milligrams of sodium. the daily recommended limit is 2,300 milligrams. >> we have breaking news coming in at the trayvon martin murder case. a new development we just got our hands on. scott thuman as the breaking details. >> we are going through several hundred pages

area simply saturated by these numbers some other urban areas and i think the l.a. area the california highway patrol these the offense use them along the border in trouble for the sexes let's talk about putting them in on a federal level in utah and arizona but a lot of police departments have these on a more or less at hoc basis don't talk about it don't have policies in place to monitor how the information is used so it's really kind of hard to know exactly what is being done with this information and would you say that there's a push to get them more widespread for more police to get a hold of these things oh absolutely the put the cops love these things i mean i think that promises to make their jobs easier they look putting a camera in place is not putting a police officer in place that can cripple police officer or something else there's things are automated suit with a cop sees a license plate is going to put the numbers in manual and these cameras capture them scan them automatically and put them in a database someplace else and then i don't and i'm not sur

in terms of three when you call it factors or obstacles but it's basically saturation segmentation and sociology and they can jump around among all these three but basically when you have somebody like oprah the saturation point is incredible when she's on once a day and doing her thing everybody wants to see your but entire network that doesn't even have daytime original programming that was you know that was tanking and the sociology aspect to a lot of younger women didn't find her relevant anymore and they didn't like the the the celebrity worship so you know you know there's gone to social media same thing with katie couric a lot of younger women don't find her a lot of them don't even know she is and then the segmentation thing might help people like bill o'reilly and sean hannity and people like that but you don't see them going off to start their own network which is which is what glenn beck did with t.v. now the segmentation health because his audience of lunatics followed him but it's not on prime time you have to order it you have to watch it on you tube so you know so there

we have an easterly flow that's saturating the atmosphere.the south, tropical storm alberto, not doing a lot, just creating a high surf along the coastal regeian for both south carolina and georgia. but for us, we are talking showers in the morning and some storms possible in the afternoon. a couple of systems, approaching cold front to the west. to the east, we have a low pressure system with associated warm front that will retrograde and move its way toward the coastal region. combination of those two with the onshore flow, all that moisture is what we're going to be dealing with as we head through into tomorrow. tropical storm alberto expected to move its way into the northeast on monday and become a remnant low and totally get out of the picture. it's been slow heading through. not a lot happening with it. the five-day forecast shows thunderstorms heading our way. they're going to set themselves up for monday all the way to thursday as temperatures are on the rise. so keep the umbrella happy -- keep the umbrella happy. keep them handy and

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above 70, that's almost saturated. heat index as a result. feel like 90 in the city. 93 frederick. combination of heat. >> humidity. that's elly for may. as we look at the east coast pattern, it's quiet, compared to the last few days. not as much in the way of pop up storms, thanks to high pressure building in out of the west. hotter and hotter weather through the weekend. generally keep us storm free. not that we could get a pop up shower in the peak heat. we are not looking for merchandise through the second half of the weekend. we will watch the disturbance that could become beryl. it looks large, it's weak now, the projections bringing back in the georgia and south carolina. going south of us, overnight, 65, partly cloudy, it will feel hotter with the humidity. tomorrow night k muggy, 67, crapping up the ac -- cranking up the ac this weekend. unofficial start to summer looks like it. we look far cool off, two, one wednesday and thus, we will drop to the mid-80s and front comes in friday, may drop us back to the 70s. what a change that will be after a very hot sticky weekend out

when it comes overnight it can soak in and saturate the ground. this is good for us. and something that you want to keep in mind if you are traveling east. i have a feeling that may fall apart before it gets into the city. temperatures are dropping a course for the rain. waves of rain and dousing the camera. and through the night. look at the temperatures. and rain ahead. there is a drop. 46 degrees. resumedty is high. 30% of visibility. and half toward the east and driving especially to the east here. that moisture will be around even if the rain is gone. it is moving out of the state. you can see the western half. heavier showers. and a lot of dry weather. it will arrive into the friday and saturday. wet roads as we go into the. breezy and cold. and the sun will be nicer. and pushing out. and 70. early morning shower. and. and north and west. and. and. saturday and sunday where is the sun. all over the place. >> and it worked. >>> you would not think of taking it to finish amarathon would be a task. >> but first here is a look at what i are after. >>> the first pres

we have this very saturated atmosphere. a couple more days of it and then we'll bust loose by this weekend. >> good for all that grilling we have to do. >> maybe some air conditioning too. wait until you see the five-day forecast. showers, very light. i just peeked my head out the door here in northwest washington. we are getting some very light showers. you can see the last of the rain showers but you know what? it hasn't been moving and it hasn't been making a whole lot of progress east. it has been falling apart the last 1 minutes or so. i think we are pretty much done with the early showers. the light green you see right there, that is prince william county. and you have he got a flood warning until 10:00 this morning. it includes the city of manassas. still some issues withed intoing down there. a flood warning in effect until 10:00. we continue to be in the saturated atmosphere as you mentioned. it is sort of a stationary front right across the area at this moment but what will happen is that will serve as a focal poi

the question is whether we have saturated the market or not. on the unit costs, we continue to have some discussion. the chart that is out there is problematic in that it considers all water being equally value and that's not true. water in a wet year is not as valuable as a water -- as water in a dry year. i appreciate your comments and it will make it a rich discussion come the workshop. additional public comments? >> it does it make sense for water conservation to be part of this matrix? >> yes. we are happy to add it if you go back to the presentation trade what peter did not mention is we show the big effective conservation in 2035 on top of the already low water usage. we will cut demand by 24% total with all the conservation measures. we need to bring forward how we're going to do it. is a lot. >> that's an ambitious program and it would have to be. thank you for that clarification. it would have to be something above and beyond what we are planning to do. i ask the question whether we have less than anything on the table and the answer

limits for calories, sodium, fat it saturated fat. the study looked at nearly 41,000 new items from 2 to 45 cheap restaurants. >>mark: just drink more coffee. there have been conflicting studies over the years about coffee be harmful but there is a new report out of london that says if call features are likely to live look of those who did not recall the and all federal less likely to die from a stroke, heart disease or respiratory issues. how >>darya: we are just a few days away from zazzle bay to breakers. watch it right here on kron4. if you allow to walk or ride of the city of watsonville 45 1/5 with the furious we will have a special highlight show as 7:00 p.m. sunday night. >>mark: here is a quick look at bay to breakers weather. oxford running but it will be cool and dry. fan >>mark: light traffic so far on the bay bridge. >>erica: as we do it quick commute check, no problems in the south bay into the east bay looks good. we are not seeing any problems or delays in the door fake. thus >>mark: the foreclosure rate in the united

meditative, and just those visuals of people moving in space over and over again, so you can really saturateour mind with what it is. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. hixson: the actual making of these pieces, that usually take a year and half to two years with us meeting three times a week -- the actual process of that is that people bring in text, they bring in gestures, they bring in music, they bring in concepts. yeah, that's right. the pieces usually start with a question or an exercise. and they brought in performative responses, and what i mean by that is something that could be performed, like a gesture or a piece of music or a song or a line. one, two, three, four, five, six. the question really gives us an excuse to explore what we're thinking. ...all clap your hands for amelia earhart. ritual and endurance are things that have been of interest to the group. matthew was interested in working on this character in the hitchcock film "39 steps." mr. memory! karen was interested in working on amelia earhart. and the old, reliable tomato juice. but what really happens is

because saturated food is not half the food.- but then in his raw because you did not know how and the other great there's another great feature that i is bar not one of my and that is the that is the drain that comes down and then you have this filter remover that is the best friend of the fryercause it is taken out to all particles from the coconut shrimp, jo jo, french fries year wontons or whenever you are having pieces come out they have to go somewhere and with other friers they will get stuck in the corner and they start burning and that is in the oil will get rancid. the great thing about the heating element is what i the heating element has about this band of three-quarters of an inch but it does not touch the bottom. what happens with food sometime the particles go to the bottom and the berm and the fryer cook the heat out the heating element cooks up all the particlesnd you have the filter penuries serve the oil and oil equals money and money is money and it cost money fry and you can save it 8-10 times per fryer sect

. >> i'm way past saturation? >> i mean for the average people at one what point are we going to say i can't handle it any more. the desire to participatory. >> i think one or two services are enough for most people. >> right. >> and it happens to be a passion. you're asking somebody who--you're asking the worst--that's like asking the pope about catholicism. >> you can't help yourself. >> no, i can't. but i am most active on google plus. 95% of my action is google plus. >> speaking of the future, just briefly in the remaining minute, where are we going in terms of the valley? are we back into another bubble? i mean, all the excitement, all these ipos. >> facebook. >> exactly. from your perspective, how do you counter, based on the decades you've been in the valley, where are we? is this a whole another plane or does it remind you of-- >> it reminds me of the.com dot -com days. i think we realize we're in a bubble when you cross the line from, god, that was a stupid idea, why would i invest in that. and then when

taiwan and southern parts of okinawa seeing the risk of flooding and land slides on that saturated land. japan is seeing another fine day as we head into the beginning of thursday. however, a low coming across which is an upper level low bringing frigid air to the upper levels. as it comes across, it will be colliding with the very hot air we have. the temperatures have been reaching the mid-20s. yesterday, with record-breaking temperatures. here in tokyo, that will cause some nasty thunderstorms which will last until friday evening. things are looking dry across much of mongolia and northern china. temperatures are starting to improve up toward the north. 13 in beijing and another hot day in shanghai at 31. seoul seeing showers today and 18 degrees. tomorrow should be brighter at 25 and sunny. tokyo at 25 today. another sizzling day in bangkok at 36. as we head into north america, a low moving along the u.s./canada border here. behind that, colder air in b.c. that will produce about 15 to 25 se centimeters of fresh snow. there is also going to be thunderstorms along the rockies here. y

in such a culture, saturated with objects, with advertising, packaging, and tv, it was inevitable thatrt itself should not merely reflect this, but become the object. if the content mattered so little in comparison with the packaging, then why not use a coke bottle or a soup tin? the young generation taught that art was unheroic. it was anywhere and could be anything. robert rauschenberg's use of coke bottles, a spare tire, a goat shocked his audience. "if this is art," said one abstract expressionist, "i quit." what's very curious in the history of art is that often the moments where something really decisive happens to change that history, those moments are not terribly perceptible to their contemporaries and only become perceptible in retrospect. i think that one of these moments occurred, at least for our modern sensibilities, with the work of robert rauschenberg and jasper johns. this is a rauschenberg called trophy iii. what rauschenberg does is to insist that the surface of the canvas is no longer a window into which we look or through which we look, a window that opens onto ano

falling on already saturated land. so quite unwelcome rain here. towards the northeast, we've got another system moving through. fairly wet and unstable. and again, for indochina, yesterday we were seeing some heavy rain towards the east. today again, the eastern half will get some soaking rains. but it's starting to move further towards the western half of the peninsula. all right. let's go now to north america. we have the first named storm of the season. leta here to the southwest of mexico. the first named storm of the eastern pacific, of course is moving west at 19 kilometers an hour. this is our tropical storm. is probably just going to start to weaken off. it will become a remnant low by friday. so it's moving away from land masses at the moment. doesn't look like it will be posing too much of a problem. certainly some good news. severe outbreaks of weather today, though, from southern texas down into northeastern mexico. some thunderstorms likely to contain damaging winds, flooding rains and potential for tornadoes here. the eastern coast i

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it creates a world in which -- just saturated with meaningful encounter. and it seems to have been contagious because people have now left our event and they have left our world and they continued to do activities. they did not go to a festival and say their appetite. they came back and tried to change their world. that is why we are starting this burning man project. we think there is a law that we can do together. try it sometime. try living for eight days without buying, selling, listening to an ad, and tell yourself, disco to give things to people. see what that is like. it is quite remarkable, the effect it has. i could go on forever about this. it is quite a novelty. we do not say that you can live like that all the time, but going back to my original criticism of society. we are going to moderate the appetite of the consumer, which is going to destroy us. then we are born to have to try to find satisfaction in life that did not involve high levels of consumption. we think that kind of meditation will lead you to those things. of course, there is als

it is not over-saturating. they are not competing with the transit information by placing them on alternating panels. only areas where there is not information like that posted. director harper: in your opinion, it is clear that the 42% is on gross revenue? >> it is on it net revenue. it is taking out their costs for installing the advertising and marketing the advertising. >> so it is a lot of internal costs that are deducted to them? >> correct. >> i hope you stay on the audits. >> i had a discussion with someone about that yesterday. director kim: how did you determine the portion of revenues? >> that was actually a field proposal. director kim: ok, is there other discussion or questions on this item? >> one other, the five-year contract. this will just fit within the timeframe of the temporary terminal. them that is correct. this is not for advertising with in the transit center. and of other questions? -- seeing no other questions, do we have a motion? we have a motion and a second. >> and no members of th

until a big pipeline is built, we will have super saturation and pressure in u.s. let's talk about gold. we talked a lot about the levels. 1545 is the bottom and if it gets broken, there is real problems for gold. now i hear that the stabilization is being banded and they pledge gold and natural treasure. do you think that the still plus plans that are coming out are going to be this eternal support. >> no eternal support for anything. one issue that could really dampen gold is this pledge of gold that the mediterranean countries may be making and we tend to think of gold as being something that central banks are buying over the last three years and they have been the buyers of gold for the first time in about 40 years. mostly emerging markets for the european central banks and they have a history of selling it and that is the big danger. >> brian kelly. going back to the oil, you are talking about how there is a lot of pressure on oil. it was not six months or a year ago, people are talking about peak oil again. how sustainable is this additional supply? >> i'm a

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