sugar received a lot of questions like from henry c. tuttle from australia you want to know is brown sugar healthy brown sugar is the same as white sugar it's just less discolored so there is nothing healthy about brunch of all health benefits from the wrong no ok. from thailand once no dust sugar damage our intestinal microbiota flow well microbial to live from what we do not take up so from fibers mainly and things which are not result in the up into stein so sugar is very rapidly taking up and will not feed to microbiota so sugar will not damage microbiota but they get nothing to eat so you have a reduction of the diversity and a lot of diversity is good so sugar is not directly damaging but it's not favorable . as to fanny from wants to know does sugar harm our immune system. well the immune system needs a lot of energy so if you eat much energy your immune system is actually driven up this is more disadvantages in our culture and obese people. for instance have a subclinical information reset which drives our to risk corrosive and also diabetes and even cancer so it's unfavorable to have too much immunity i think in former times wh

orange juice that's 8 cubes of sugar and add in your cult that's 7 cubes what about afternoon delight with a german already danish that's 15 sugar cubes it's a total of 30 sugar cubes and remember the world health organization recommends only 8. and what about soft drinks. it's. not and not not it's fizzy soft drinks and other sugar packed beverages statistically german string can average 84 liters of them every year young people even more and that's far too much. took a hard to get sugary drinks all the worst of all nutritional evils you don't feel full afterwards so you drink huge amounts of them all. and that often sets off a craving for more sugar and stitcher officer knows all too well until 2 years ago he mostly it's not some fast food and direct several leaders of sugary iced tea and sodas every day. then blood tests showed that he developed type 2 diabetes he immediately changed his lifestyle. to shop for. well i cut out all the sugary drinks when i realized they contained a huge amount of sugar. normally 10 grams per $100.00 milliliters. cutting out the sugary drinks helped to lower my insulin level and my weight. that alone lowered his sugar intake

you let me ask you 1st trinity what is it about sugar that has a so desperate that we're even addicted to the alternative like fake sugars. well i think sugar in general everyone you know just loves boost of energy that you initially get from some sort of sugar source including like fruit but a lot of people a lot of merchant a lot of companies lately have been sort of targeting these these different sugar alternatives and many people have been leaning to consuming those products because of the 0 calories that they market especially with soda a lot of people think that diet soda is a more healthier alternative when actually that's not the fact because when you're taking something out you're substituting it for some other chemical and it which is why even here in new york there's been a massive effort especially this year to sort of limit the sugar intake by 16 ounces when it comes to sugary beverages it's called the soda ban even launching a p.s.a. earlier this year saying that saying that soda is actually worse than smoking because at least with smoking you know they advertise it's a warning by the surgeon general and with with sodas speci

government but i actually did the complete opposite they also are the only government sugar sugar coated the yemeni saudi relation not reflect on exactly what's taken place on the ground as you know the yemeni government live in eggs exile right now does not exist and the country right now the defacto capital of yemen was supposed to be bad and it's taken over by a militia that is supported by the united arab emirates and the government now is outside and they've been cornered and so they have no choice but to say what they want the saudis to hear and that's a complete problem the yemenis right now completely understand that the saudi u.a.e. led coalition there to support you know yemenis they actually do and the complete opposite today over 25000000 people id percent of that 24000000 people live and depend on him military and aid the whole country is in a complete blockade by the saudi and the u.a.e. there is no way one can claim they are actually there to support yemenis almost 2000000 yemeni sholden are without a school today 12000000 children have no access to food what kind of relat

. >> would you like sugar or no sugar? >> no sugar today. i'm so excited. really earthy. can really taste the grain. i think that's what makes it so special. really comes out. i hope you try it. we're having a great time at the armenian festival. we ate, we saw, and we definitely conquered. i don't know about you, but i have to go down to the food. check out our blog for so much more at sf bites at tums abler.com. until next time, may the force be with you. ♪ ♪ >> first of all, everybody is welcome and we ask two things when they get here. one, that they try something they've never tried before. be it food or be it dancing or doing something. and if they feel like it was worth their while to tell one person and bring that person, that family member, that friend down the street to come with them. >> we're going to have to do a lot of eating so get ready. >> get ready. and you diet tomorrow. [♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayvie

sugar —based ethanol. our correspondent has more from sao paulo. brazil produces almost half of the world's sugar, but much of the vast sugar cane crop isn't even turnedt is made into biofuel. brazil has the world's largest fleet of flex fuel cars, meaning they can run on both petrol and ethanol. for years, the industry here thought biofuels were the best way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but now the world seems to be going electric, leaving brazil ata to be going electric, leaving brazil at a crossroads. biofuel producers and carmakers have enjoyed huge benefits in the past two ethanol the preferred choice. also, with the help of subsidies, over 90% of the fleet here is flex fuel. if consumers were to suddenly change all of that in favour of electric cars, then this entire industry would be at risk. toyota hasjust launched what it says is the world's clea nest launched what it says is the world's cleanest hybrid car. it can run on electricity, ethanol and gasoline. we need to look at the opportunities that the world gives us, and match our best technology with the best of the local resources. and in brazil, brazil has a very developed ethanol p

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forward to being with >>traditionally placed on an altar are the popular sugar skulls made completely out of sugar and decorated with sugar >>probable 4 children specially. the sweetness it's kind of the sweetness that is life and death on near or as many know her son yeah could have been a cool lady, she's been making sure schools more than 25 years of teaching others, how to make them too and it was a way to pass time culture to a chilling do something with them that is artistic and also part of their culture throughout the decades they become more vibrant and colorful every single school is unique and different there was a girl we would flowers if it was a man we can do a mustache. >>15 the james bond film specter had a scene featuring of the other was michael's parade. however at the time parades for the day of that that did not exist. historians tell me as a mexican government want to promote and the coach or and people started asking operate it decided to organize a parade of the oven is my bills says a guest feel pts m 9 news. >>a very special edition of bay area sports night. carlson joins the show that and much m

>>traditionally placed on an altar are the popular sugar skulls made completely out of sugar and decorated with sugar, i see probable 4 children specially. >>the sweetness it's kind of the sweetness that is life and death on pond near or as many know her son could have been a cool lady. >>she's been maki sure schools more than 25 years teaching others how to make them too and it was a way to pass time culture to a chilling do something with them that is artistic and also part of their culture throughout the decades they become more vibrant and colorful every single school is unique and different there was a girl we would flowers if it was a man we can do a mustache. >>15 the james bond film specter had a scene featuring of the other was michael's parade. however at the time parades for the day of the dead did not exist. historians tell me as a mexican government want to promote the coach or and people started asking operate decided to organize a parade of the oven is my pulse says a guest feel pts m 9 news. >>and you can watch a special on hispanic heritage month right here on kron 4 that airs saturd

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sugar. -alexa: we do. -pete: is there a reason why? alexa: well, that was the sugar that we started with. -lemonis: what do you use? -pete: i use cane sugar of having used beet sugar, that it doesn't have the same level of performance. lemonis: do you prefer it? alexa: i really don't have much of an opinion either way, so it's kind of like we're talking about something that -- lemonis: i feel like you're being dismissive about it and i'm not trying to frustrate you. alexa: no, no, i'm totally down, but i have no preference either way. that's my point. pete: and so we're gonna cook all this together. -do you do that currently? -alexa: no. pete: i think you might get better results. lemonis: i'm watching alexa continue to scowl at pete, and now i notice that i'm getting the evil eye from sam. -sam: no, not at all. -lemonis: you sure? sam: i know that i am awesome and i know that alexa is awesome. i think sometimes people think i'm angry, but i'm not an angry person. i'm determined and i'm aggressive. lemonis: i'm starting to get a little confused, because while we're all trying to figure out how to improve the caramel, she's sort of giving

just written is called sweet distress and i am likening an excess of emotions to an excess of sugar. sugaram saying we are prioritising them over and above other responses to living stop one of the things that an excess of conversation around feelings tend to be doing is making people look inwards and everything that we know about mental health suggests that people are better off going outside themselves and focusing on things beyond themselves. let us pick up on thoughts with you. would you agree with emotional obesity? for me, it is important we encourage people and children to talk about their feelings. i do agree that we can't just talk about feelings, we have to do something with that. we have to let children know what they are feeling and how they can manage those difficult feelings. 0ne feeling and how they can manage those difficult feelings. one thing i would say is a lot of the things that children talk to me about in sessions are incredible difficult feelings and difficult things to feels i wouldn't like it to a suite or feels i wouldn't like it to a suite or something like that

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sugar-sweetened beverages are the primary sources of added sugar. even regular consumption of sugary drinks, one can a day, can contribute to cardio problems, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. it contributes to the addiction to sugar in our communities. the american heart association reports that one in three teens or younger children in the u.s. are overweight or obese. childhood obesity is now the number one health concern among american parents. in 2010, nearly one-third of children and adolescents in san francisco were either obese or overweight. low income families are significantly more likely to be affected by obesity and diabetes, and many residents of the bay view living areas, where fresh produce and healthy food choices are already a struggle to access. in fact, the bay view hunter's point neighbourhood have more per capita emergency room visits, due to diabetes, between 2009 and 2011 than any other neighbourhood in san francisco. we know that our black and brown are unfairly targeted by soda and sugar-sweetened beverage industries. for dates in san francisco, approximately 29% of caucasians, 50% of latinos, 29% of asians, and 43% of african-americans consume one or more sodas per day. among ninth grade

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cotton, usda to find the commodity if you will of sugar cotton as refined sugar and raw sugar i'm sorry cotton which is (inaudible) so far, i gather laborers as he commodity as cotton which is good pick and has all the things that you want to get rid of in sugarcane itself. this has an impact on whether or not my guys in the each to a's will go to drive their trucks and if their sugarcane itself is putin considered the final product it's an age to be issue. let's recognize that this is a product that's in process to the commodity which in exchange i'm begging and answering that the answer which is most apparent and even upon secondary analysis. with that said, would you please consider this. right now, drivers are considered as h-2b and having a difficult time with their product out of the field and into where it needs to be processed. the difficulty of that means that there is some product left in the field which is bad for the consumer and bad for the farmers, etc. if i could have the commitment, i would appreciate that. >> i will consider that senator. i certainly will look at it if

sugar and cotton. usda defines the commodity if you will of sugar and cotton as refined sugar -- or raw sugar, i'm sorry, and cotton which has been ginned. but so far, i gather labor is defining the commodity as cotton which has been picked, not ginned, still has all of the things you need to get rid of and sugarcane itself. , now this as an impact on whether or not my guys can get h2a's to go and drive their trucks. if there sugarcane for itself for example is the final product, it's h2b. if it is recognize this is merely an agricultural product that has to be processed through a commodity, it's an h2a issue. although i am begging an answer, it actually seems like the answer, which is most apparent, even upon secondary analysis. so that said, would you please consider this, because right now, those drivers are being considered as h2b's? they are having a difficult time getting them, they are having a difficult time getting their product out of the field, into where it needs to be processed. and the difficulty of that means that there's going to be some product left in the field which is bad for the con

sugar and cotton. usda defines the commodity if you will of sugar and cotton as refined sugar or raw sugar, i'm sorry, and cotton which has been ginned. labor, cotton which has been picked, not jind, all the things, and sugarcane itself. now this as an impact on whether or not my guys can get h 2 a's to go and drive their trucks. if the sugar cane is the final product, it's h2b. if it's an agricultural, it's an h2a. it actually seems like the answer which is most apparent, even upon secondary analysis. so that said, would you please consider this? because right now those drivers are being considered as h2bs. they're having a difficult time getting them and their product out of the field, into where it needs to be processed. and the difficulty of that means that there's going to be some product left in the field which is bad for the consumers, farmers, et cetera. so if i could have your commitment, i would appreciate that. >> i will consider that. that is something that i certainly will look at if i am confirmed. >> thank you. >> your helped by the expiration of his time. >> i would like to say i'll be

really especially since the spring been climbing steadily and slowly and so this is not a sugar rush or a sugare genuine momentum built especially at the grass roots level. >> so, alex, how is the biden campaign processing this? what is it like on the ground there? obviously he is running on the idea of electability, running on the idea that he is a winner, but if he can't win in iowa that could set off a devastating reaction for his campaign. how is his campaign processing the rise of warren in iowa? >> as you know we've seen iowa sort of end biden's presidential hopes in the past. it is not beyond the realm of possibility. we have seen not just bide bin pete buttigieg go a little harder after warren now that we are seeing her rise in a number of polls including this weekend. earlier this week in iowa joe biden said you got to ask elizabeth warren what's going to happen when she raises your taxes if we are in the middle of a recession. what was interesting about that, though, and one of the reasons i think elizabeth warren is going to have some sort of lasting staying power is when she was ask

i will be in the sugar being -- sugar bean harvest. host: why is it dangerous?ler: there is a lot of crazy people out here. like the old days, people come out west. i ran away from pennsylvania and i have a warrant for my arrest back there. just a little misdemeanor, but i cannot go back to my county. i don't want to go back. oldering is, c-span is an demographic. i am at the younger end of it. i am 55. all these older people that call, they should know better. when we were young, we all had so many guns. kids walked down the street in or shotgun. a 22 no cop bothered you. it never entered your mind to use that gun in your school. it was more social capital -- there is more social media -- but there was more social capital. people were connected more. people are always looking for a band-aid that will get rid of this one type of weapon and we will live in harmony. there is something wrong with these kids and i think it has to do with the family. my father was a marine from world war ii. all the mothers were at home in the 1970's and you did not pick up that weap

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sugar grown in cuba. that was probably the biggest economic interchange where the sugar plantation in cuba, other than that there wasn't a great deal going on between the united states and cuba. except for economics, economic exchange. sugar, that kind of thing. >> you know where the term yellow journalism came from? >> know. i could look it up quick but i forgot where the term yellow journalism comes. >> what was teddy roosevelt doing in 1898? >> teddy roosevelt was a bureaucrat, he was 39 years old at the time . and he was trying, his assistant secretary to prepare the united states for war with spain which looked like it was coming and by preparing i mean making sure there was cold in various ports for navy ships to use to get to the caribbean in the event of war. trying to really enable preparedness. he was trying to prepare and get the fleetready in case war broke out because just the way it was going downhill between spain and the united states at the time , and he certainly was one of those was pushing for war. in fact, william mckinley, president mckinley was the president at the time jokingly referred to theodore roosevelt and his buddies leonard wood as the war party . because they were really, they felt the uni

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>> we're in the process of explore, any and all options. i think it's incredibly important because, one, our first in the south primary status has, frankly, given south air ly carolinians disproportional impact and i think it's a mistake to lose that. in regard to my candidacy, this is home. this is where know a lot of folks, built two successful statewide political organizes and denying that to a hometown boy i think is what you see in third war republics, closer to what you see in a lot of places around the world where elections and debates are snuffed out based on raw political mite. >> other than a legal challenge, time is of the essence if you want to get in on this primary before this all happens? >> it is. but the problem with the legal challenge is there can be appeals that can drag that part out, too. i mean, you're left with, you know, what i heard when i was at the university of south carolina football game on saturday, which is a lot of people coming up to me and saying this doesn't make sense to us. if in the world of politics you have the chance to stack in a 90% win, which is what he alleges his lead is, you do it all day long. particularly it will have impact in other primaries. somebody is seeing numbers saying his support is a mile wide and an inch deep. >> fair or unfair and you don't get a primary in south carolina, do you think you have any shot of taking on trump? >> well, i'd turn the question around to you. i would ask you that question of donald trump not so many months ago when he run and you'd say not a shot. i think that's the world of politics. up never know quite what's going to come next. i'm going to try and prosecute my case as vigorously as i can. >> last night president trump had a campaign rally in new mexico. he said a lot. one reoccurring theme was the economy. let me play this for you. >> we have created 6 million new jobs since election day. unemployment recently reached its lowest rate in over 50 years. more than 7 million americans have been lifted off of food stamps. nearly 600,000 americans came into the labor force last month alone. think of that. we passed the largest package of tax cuts and reforms in american history. >> you've got a lot that you say against the president, but how do you have convince republican voters that tax cuts, low unemployment and deregulation isn't what they want here? >> well, i think they do want those things, but the question is at what cost? and what we're doing right now as a society is buying growth. you can do this in the corporate world, you can do it in the world of politics. so, yeah, you get a bit of a sugarbased on the tax cut and a bit of a sugar high based on spending but it comes at great cost. the records he's not talking about is record levels of debt, record levels of deficit spending that are buying and creating those jobs. and the problem is when the economy does turn down, we've left ourselves with no tools in the tool kit to deal with that downturn because we bought these jobs and we bought this economic growth here in the short run, it does not play out well over the long run and it particularly doesn't play out well for our kids and grand kids. a deficit is nothing more than a deferred tax. what you're doing is handing the cost of government that he was consumed today to our kids and grand kids, which is the opposite of what the founding fathers talked about when they talked about no taxation without representation. >> mark san frnd who seems to be the lone standing deficit hawk in washington and beyond at this point. independent very interested to hear what move you make whe

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rover thank you very much kenya sugar imports have almost doubled over the past year as the country's own producers struggle to recover from drought just 5 of kenya's sugar factories managed to operate for the entirety of august the country imported 285000 tonnes of the sweetener during the 1st 8 months of this year as compared with around $150000.00 during the same period of $20000.00 january to august also saw 7 percent drop in production compared with last year. over a lot america russia has pledged to double grain exports to venezuela in an effort to alleviate crippling u.s. sanctions it's a lifeline for president nicolas maduro who came to moscow this week looking for help before the trip madeira even said he would be willing to meet with president trump latest sign of a shift in his approach to keeping power. together again nicolas maduro needs all the allies he can get and blood in me up putin has extended not just the hand of friendship but of help. oh is very nice to be here in moscow no wonder who has pledged to boost basic food supplies and. it worked because we believe any deviance from the dialogue to be irrational and detrimental to the cou