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the japanese, widely perceived as being among the more slender people, are also getting fatter. obesity is not just a problem for those affected, this is putting atrain on health services aund the wod. being overweight or obese increases the risk of heart disease and diabetes and the the physical strain of carrying the extra pounds leads to bone and joint problems. obesity can reduce a person's life expectancy by 8-10 years. research suggests that fat people are more likely to be unemployed and on an average of 18% bonds and earning an average of 18% less than people that are not -- and earning on average 18% less than people who are not fat. the better educated people are, the more likely they are to stay slim. >> the problem with being overweight is not just confined to industrialized countries. this is also on the rise in some american economies. in the past, they have been forced to grapple with malnutrition. now, many have seen an increase in the number of overweight people. in brazil, a 50% of the overweight and 14% as obese. >> always at the beach, always looking good, th

charles limburg tall, slender, shy and amiable took off not far from new york city. he would be the first to fly alone across the atlantic ocean. >> his flight really fixed aviation in the mind of the general public. i mean, from that point forward, late may of 1927, the world realized that aviation really meant something. >> reporter: and from now on anything that he did or said regarding aviation, the world was watching and listening. and he visited oakland's airport he legitimated the airfield. in 1927, san francisco's mills field just across the bay was being described as a dismal swamp. in that same year, charles limburg came to the oakland airport and called it the finest, most modern airport in the country. now, what would make him say that? in that pivotal year the oakland airport became aviation's home base for historic flights. in june, army lieutenant's lester mattland and allan took off from oakland bound for hawaiian. 25 hours and 30 minutes later they touched down setting the world record. in august of 1927, the ill- fated dole pineapple race from oakla

arguments to the people when there is no administration of justice it's very hard to protect oneself from slender constantly being dished out board not only from the government but also from the media under their control nevertheless i believe the active steps that are manifested from time to time are. a sign that the opposition keeps on struggling. brief you g.'s who are not few in georgia often complain about repressive measures by the authorities at the same time and regularly passes laws proclaiming equality tolerance and common rights isn't there a contradiction in your view. it's not a matter of laws or tolerance the question is that perhaps the biggest mistake or even the crime of circus really is that he divided the whole of the georgian society into two parts ours in aliens this is the most horrible thing he even managed to divide the refugees into his own who turned due to his absolutely inappropriate policy into refugees for the second or even the third time and those from the shevardnadze period those who had been expelled from it in their time those who became refugees after the augu

arguments to the people when there is no administration of justice it's very hard to protect oneself from slender constantly being dished out toward not only from the government but also from the media under their control nevertheless i believe the active steps that they're manifested from time to time are a sign that the opposition keeps on struggling to change the topic slightly heavier to describe the current relations between our two streets russia and georgia. the holes on the globe could not be worse i guess it could have been worse only during the august events during the war indeed it was a tragic phase in tragic days not only for georgia i think today relations between russia and georgia can be described as very bad and far from normal i think the situation will hardly change for the better as long as president saakashvili is in power for a simple reason in the west see you has been trying to prove his indispensability through fighting against russia on the one hand he says yes it is necessary to have a dialogue with russia but on the other hand his steps and even statements invalidate a

they were called hostesses, required to be single and slender. >> they would put us on a scale before make sure we were in compliance with our weight; everyone wore a girdle. >> reporter: they were the original jet-setters with style and service with a smile. passengers were on our best behavior. we even dressed up for our flights because for us half the fun of the trip-- thanks-- was just getting there. >> times change. when i first started flying, we served coffee out of a metal jug. now we are doing capachinos and espressos. so you tell me what's glamorous. >> reporter: in her long and illustrious career, norma's logged more than 63,000 in- flight hours and traveled more than 26 million miles. that's the equivalent of about 50 round-trip excursions to the moon. >> one minute to roll. >> reporter: and if you think that's impressive. wait until you hear what other records she holds. >> i have perfect attendance at continental. i have never called in sick a day of my life. >> reporter: in an industry where the fleet is aging, captain juan ruth says this 74- year-old is still very fit

they were called hostesses, required to be single and slender. >> they would put us on a scale beforeht to make sure we were in compliance with our weight. everyone wore a girdle. >> reporter: the original jet-setters with style and service with a smile. passengers were on our best behavior. we even dressed up for our flights because, for us, half the fun of the trip -- thanks -- was just getting there. >> times change. when i first started flying, we served coffee out of a metal jug. >> reporter: in her long and illustrious career, norma's logged more than 63,000 in-flight hours and traveled more than 26 million miles. that's the equivalent of about 50 round-trip excursions to the moon. if you think that's impressive, wait until you hear what other records she holds. >> i have perfect attendance at continental. i have never called in sick a day of my life. >> reporter: in an industry where the fleet is aging, captain juan ruth says this 74-year-old is still very fit to fly. >> i hope when i'm her age i'm in as good shape as she is, you know. i'm falling apart already, you know. >> re

the japanese, widely perceived as being among the more slender people, are also getting fatter. obesity is not just a problem for those affected, this is putting a strain on health services around the world. being overweight or obese increases the risk of heart disease and diabetes and the the physical strain of carrying the extra pounds leads to bone and joint problems. obesity can reduce a person's life expectancy by 8-10 years. research suggests that fat people are more likely to be unemployed and on an average of 18% bonds and earning an average of 18% less than people that are not -- and earning on average 18% less than people who are not fat. the better educated people are, the more likely they are to stay slim. >> the problem with being overweight is not just confined to industrialized countries. this is also on the rise in some american economies. in the past, they have been forced to grapple with malnutrition. now, many have seen an increase in the number of overweight people. in brazil, a 50% of the overweight and 14% as obese. >> always at the beach, always looking go

. >> and to call them a terrorist is not only a mistake and is the mistaken, the slender, and neither-it is stashed slander. to call them a terrorist and neither of them are a terrorist and i am a terrorist. terrorist is slander. >> and this was the scene outside the market street in san francisco. to protest the actions taken by a son and wikileaks, that this free speech and due process. house democratic leaders that the will of the final vote on the tax cut package. and perhaps around midnight. democrats are still arguing that they want to make changes. the presidents are negotiating with-the president is negotiating with republicans bush era tax cuts, the senate still has that the version of that bill from yesterday. >> with rainfall approaching the bay area to the san mateo coast line. it is still too dry for the rainfall to hit the ground. with overnight shower activity and into tomorrow. a wide view with a steady stream of moisture from the north. this counterclockwise rotation will pull in the tropical moisture. it will continue to see this through the weekend. the futurecast b

this was a slender majority. and this was a large initiative. this initiative of amnesty out of the dream act is so large that it's twice the size of the amnesty act of 1986 and seen the fraud triple the estimates. if that's the case, pick your number, three to six million people that would get amnesty and then they start bringing in their extended families over and over again, generation after generation and becomes out of control and poor america has illegal immigration based on merit that is going to enhance the cultural, social well-being of america starts to fall apart a little more. and we need to be in the business of refurbishing those pillars of american exceptionalism, not getting out the jack hammer and chiseling away at them as what done today by this pelosi-led congress. jefferson said large initiatives should not be advanced on slender majorities rkts he didn't contemplate about large initiatives being advanced by repudiated congresses that were voted out of office that should go out the door meekly with respect towards the america

well this was a slender majority here tonight. it came very close, the vote was tied up on the rule within one vote for a long time. there were 38 democrats -- excuse me, 37 democrats voted no on the rule. 38 democrats voted no on the bill. almost all of them blue dogs. a lot of the blue dogs have been defeated in the election last november 2 and they are here for this week and next week and for most of them and possibly all of them it will be the last time they serve in the united states congress. most of them are pretty good people. and they were pushed into this hard core leftist agenda by speaker pelosi. they had that san francisco agenda shoved at them over and over again, to use the speaker's expression, i believe it was, made them walk the plank. the speaker tried to get the blue dogs to walk the plank one more time tonight on this dream act, this not aptly named -- the wrongly named nightmare that's named the dream act, it's a nightmare act. tried to get the blue dogs to walk the plank and they said no. they said no in num

. >> a bill to read peel has this but slender chance of repealing next year. 13,000 groups troops havelicy. american dialogue and started raising prices for $5 each way. by $3 each way $6 round-trip for shorter flights. the fare increases and increased by supply and demand. they were matched by united, delta, southwest, alaska, frontier, the virgin. >> all of them. this set to car has been recalled the need to fix wiring on headlights it honda said its been a recall hundred 43,000 cars in the united states and 734 in japan. the fifth recall in japan is the cost of $42 million. honda will also recall its fit model cars in europe and asia but been given a details on that. >> late payments for credit cards drop in november the top is yours if your doors were laid of payments last month. that's an indication of your long talk to be written off during card companies write off loans after six months past due at the point is assumed they will never slept. >> blast your .com has released a new list of the top 60 companies to work for. there are several bay area companies on the list. facebook,