stan hope's team will follow a total of sixty subjects over the course of ten weeks the group techno was permitted to follow are all young mid twenty's and apparently healthy they are excited to see the finish line and exhausted from their dietary regimen this study was hard food wise because being around your family. there's always fried chicken and mashed potatoes and you have to stick with it to be tempted to. eat other food you're not supposed to be to not supposed to so i would say the hardest part is just the discipline it's been quite a challenge for me. because i look for. people who likes to cook. whenever i smell their cooking i just want to get their food. through the course of the study researchers strictly controlled the food consumed by each subject specifically the amount of sugar and calories in their diet the study is a single blind study meaning only the scientists know who is getting what one group of fifteen subjects will be given beverages sweetened by high fructose corn syrup sweetener commonly found in soft drinks a second group will get beverages sweetened by

stan hopes team will follow a total of sixty subjects over the course of ten weeks the group techno was permitted to follow are all young mid twenty's and apparently healthy they are excited to see the finish line and exhausted from their dietary regimen this study was hard food wise because being around your family. there's always fried chicken and mashed potatoes and you have to stick with it to be tempted to. eat other food you're not supposed to be to not supposed to so i would say the hardest part is just the discipline it's been quite a challenge for me. because i love for. people who likes to cook. whenever i smell their cooking i just want to get their food. through the course of the study researchers strictly controlled the food consumed by each subject specifically the amount of sugar and calories in their diet the study is a single blind study meaning only the scientists know who is getting what one group of fifteen subjects will be given beverages sweetened by high fructose corn syrup the sweetener commonly found in soft drinks a second group will get beverages sweetened by

the north bay fire storm this morning.( darya ) kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in santa rosa on stan-hopemage. hermela. you know what guys.. i've been up here most of those days covering the destruction... and it's still stunning to look at it.i'm in the fountain grove area of santa rosa.it's one of the hardest hit neighborhoods.it's a ghost town.it's so errie because there is so little left here. at least.. a four mile radius around here is mostly destroyed. still breathtaking and really sad.just so many people are having to start literally from the ground up. (hermela aregawi)it's dark now but as the sun comes up we'll show you more of the devastation in this neighborhood later in the show.reporting live in santa rosa, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( darya ) thanks hermela. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) we're following breaking news out of santa cr c a house fire has spread and evacuations are now in place. ááátoss to breakááá (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we cover

cholesterol levels go up joe high fructose corn syrup appears to be behind these problems but dr stan hope says sucrose any sugar made from sugar cane or sugar beet may also increase liver fat she suggests limiting intake of all types of sugars and sweeteners brown white or artificial the best advice is to stick with mother nature get your sweet fix from fresh fruit the only way you can over each sugar in nature is the eat a lot of honey that is the one that actually occurring food at super high and sugar everything else pretty low levels even and sugar came where we get our commercial sucrose is only ten percent sucrose so if you were to rely on the sugar cane to get all your sugar you'd be naing for a long time results from the study will take time to be completed and calculated but for the students who completed this leg of the research there are more immediate concerns i'm going straight home and having a child norma's pizza delivered to me fresh and hot out of the oven. i can't wait oh i think radio this started. i was going to start with a hope large piece of the hamburger. sushi and

pelicans are hoping for the best for anthony davis. >> stan is hoping for the best for anthony davis.ew orleans watching him plate later on this week. >> absolutely. >>> a shoutout for a high school football kicker in texas. her name is claire jefferies. >> she knocked through the winning field goal for dawen high eagles but she's not just a really good kicker. >> her high school's newly crowned homecoming queen. >> doing prel wet for claire. >>> up next in "the pulse," legal battle over alcohol served by one airline. >>> texting while crossing the street is now illegal in a big city. what police are saying about trying to enforce it. >>> what albert einstein said was the key to happiness. of heart attack or stroke.igherk non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill. (avo) and for people with type 2 diabetes treating cardiovascular disease, victoza® is now approved to lower the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and while it isn't for weight los

hoping for the best for anthony davis. they really need him in the lineup. >> stan is hoping for the best for anthony davis because he's goingorleans hopefully watching him play later this week. >> absolutely. all right. that's it from here. back to you. >> all right, fellas. >>> a shoutout for a high school football kicker in texas. her name is claire jeffress. >> yeah, she knocked through the winning field goal for dawson high eagles, but she's not just a really good kicker. >> she's also her high school's newly crowned homecoming queen. >> all right. >> pretty good. >> things are going pretty well for claire. >> i'd say so. >>> up next in "the pulse," a legal battle over alcohol served by one airline. >>> also, texting while crossing the street is now illegal in a big city. what police are saying about trying to enforce that rule today. >>> and what albert einstein said was the key to happiness. d what albert einstein said was the key to happiness. was the key to happiness. of heart attack or stroke.her rk non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better t

comfortable they are with each other and that was great in fact they were meeting for stan but both of them shaw hopeful first of all there in the scene we did one scene with monk within five minutes what the characters prepared and did imaging. delivery. but. this is our last meeting from here on we'll just meet on the set. and the only. thing we have not even. i was. in shape for used to be a small village. it ended up becoming. the largest city of this state and. if you see this factories this used to be or this it into a component it's almost twenty four say when the smoke coming out. very hard. because of this pollution in the factories. when we were in college this is to be our arts point this was our cinema holiday so you can you know there's none. thanks to this piece and to say it is here i had access to. the best cinema from around the world. the land here is very. full of natural resources i mean. and unfortunately that has been the biggest. shock and. almost. the entire state is dug up. very constantly get moved from their own place. some of. it's very connected as well. almost the same thin

stan and his team responded to hurricane harvey and irma and hoping to soon send meals to puerto ricoe, go to cnnheroes.com. >> president trump is the start of the "snl" show in a different way. >> we want to show you more of "snl" mocking trump's attacks on the mayor of san juan. >> yes, mayor, you wanted to talk to me? >> yes. mr. president, i'm so glad to have you on the phone. i'm begging you. puerto rico needs your help. >> i hear you loud and clear and you called the best person for the job! trust me, i know things are, as the locals say, besto. we are going to debit more help to you and get you immediately, probably by tuesday or wednesday, at the latest. >> mr. president, that's not good enough. >> well, you should have paid your bills. fema takes a few days, unless you join fema prime! >> what are you talking about? >> ma'am, i don't know if you know this or you're in an island in the water. the ocean water. big ocean. with fishies and bubbles and turtles that bite. we want to help you but we have to take care of america first. >> wait. you do know we are a u.s. territory, do

some absolute football legends but we're all doing a ton of filming and we hope people really enjoy the show. yeah good job stan big names on this channel in the run up to a big year of football here in russia from i think will come to the eighteenth and on the high note say good afternoon from now how can she get in thirty minutes next live update my programs continue here after the break. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money kill the loneliness and spending to get to the twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so what chance with. the base this morning. seems wrong but all in all just don't call. me lol just to stamp out these days to come out ahead and in the game because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle while the

it's nice to meet sharon and i hope this is the beginning of a much longer friendship and conversation not only between us but a lot of people. stanith you again. >> i'm glad he talked me into going over there. >> that meeting was -- i can't express the load that came off of me that day when we got together. it was a remarkable -- it makes it easier to talk about it. i didn't talk about it, like doug said, i wrote stories down because if they don't want to hear it i could write them down. i wrote the stories down and i did it while i was there. i would write things and send it home. when i got home all of this was waiting on me and i still had stuff that i brought back to me, little anecdotes of this and that and i could look at it and say i remember that so i could expound on it and then i carried a notepad with me for the rest of -- and i still do and i can think of a little flickr or sound or it will trigger something and it will bring something back to light and i will make a note of it. i could wake up my dreams at night and even though they were bedrooms i would go okay, that was coming out again and i don't need to do this

individuals but probably until stan called me, i couldn't tell you three other people that were in our platoon because i just blocked it out of my mind. in some ways i'm hopingat were not done yet john. this is hard. i just want to say to the two of you, this was my experience writing this book. and then when i realized that these two gentlemen, you know them in your communities and their your uncles and your grandfather, your father, and to carry this heavy load around is not right. it's not their fault, but i don't know whose fault it is, but if a book like that can do anything to peers that bubble and bridge what happened and what we remember happening, then i'm all for it. the only way i can talk about the story, just imagine the conversations, i know stan has had conversations with his son because he went into the military to but all the conversations that never happened around the dinner table because dad or grandpa had blocked out those 365 days of his life when he was 18, 19, 20, and as tim anderson, one of their platoon members told us when we got together with the group, 1968 was the most important year of my life and i don't remember any of it. se

stan is starting to respect the u.s. anthony. >> mason: david martint pentagon, thanks. in syria, the u.s.-led coalition has stepped up the bombing of raqqa, hoping to drive isis fighters from their remaining hideouts. hundreds of civilians managed to escape today. holly williams got a rare look inside what was once considered the isis capital. >> reporter: this is the shattered heart of waste by three years of isis rule and a siege that's lasted four months. on the front line, these u.s.-backed syrian militiamen decided to put on a show for our camera. isis gunmen are hiding in the ruins of a nearby apartment building, they say but it looked more like boredom than real fighting. progress here is grinding slow. they know exactly where isis is, in a tiny sect ofort city. but they can't flush them out. around 250 fighters are thought to be dug in, some of them in this stadium, others around maim square, which isis once decorated with severed heads. but amongst the fighters are civilians being used as human shields. "they have women and children with them" commander zaaem ahmadi told us. he useto raqqa and claimed to have killed dozens of isis extre

stan really, really helped me in that regard. >> host: well, speaking of grabbing the reader, last hope island opens on april 9th, 1940. what happened? >> norway was invaded. but i open with the innovation and the german ships coming up into osbrow at night and nobody is expecting it. it is april and still cold in norway. everybody is asleep except for a number of ships. norwegian ships who were guarding and a couple of norwegian shore batteries. all of a sudden they realize these two war ships are going up to the ship yard and they try to stop them. norway has a miserable navy. very small navy. everybody thinks they are relics and they sank the war ship. it is about the sinking of the war ship and the king and his family and his government escapping just as the germans are about to capture him. >> that escape was treacherous for a couple weeks. he went by train to a town in a 60-70 miles north and the germans were on their track and started driving in cars and again this is april but it is not spring time in norway. the weather is treacherous still. it was icy. at one point the german fighters caught up with them in a

stan really, really helped me in that regard. >> host: well, speaking of grabbing the reader, last hope island opens on april 9th, 1940. what happened? >> norway was invaded. but i open with the innovation and the german ships coming up into osbrow at night and nobody is expecting it. it is april and still cold in norway. everybody is asleep except for a number of ships. norwegian ships who were guarding and a couple of norwegian shore batteries. all of a sudden they realize these two war ships are going up to the ship yard and they try to stop them. norway has a miserable navy. very small navy. everybody thinks they are relics and they sank the war ship. it is about the sinking of the war ship and the king and his family and his government escapping just as the germans are about to capture him. >> that escape was treacherous for a couple weeks. he went by train to a town in a 60-70 miles north and the germans were on their track and started driving in cars and again this is april but it is not spring time in norway. the weather is treacherous still. it was icy. at one point the german fighters caught up with them in a