the belgian prime ministers strongly condemned the attack. >>> police in france say at least 13 people are dead, six others hurt after a fire in a bar. authorities believe the fire was an accident and was caused by candles on a birthday cake. the cake was dropped when the person carrying a church on stairs. victims were in their late teens and 20s. >>> outside land has golden gate park walking the second straight day. the festival is in full swing with tonight's headliner, radiohead. police say they have had fewer arrests this year based on friday night. scalping hasn't been as big an issue because of secure id bins that have to be scanned in order for someone to get in the festival. trust big headliner, lionel richie. >>> >> meteorologist is back with the complete cast. >>> he's from san francisco and has a huge family. >> joining kron4 news, san francisco's native son in the bay area's news station, kron4 news at 10 every night. >>> meteorologist joins us for one final look. were talking about the fog. >> it's really need to see it roll over the hills and through the crevices. we're

the head coach of the belgian sailing team says his star sailor has been diagnosed with the teams dr. believe she got it from polluted water in the bay. the coach said she is so weak she cannot be competitive. >>reporter: did you expect her to win a medal in rio? >> she would have been capable of winning the gold. >>reporter: water pollution has been a big black eye on the real game spread 1400 athletes are competing in water-based events and some will have to swim it. >> would you ever swim in the water? >> never.>> the scientific tests show alarming levels of super bacteria. the result of sewage and medical waste from hospitals. >> half goes into the water and into the bay and the beaches. >>reporter: real promise to install eight treatment plants the bay. they built one of a promise to treat 80% of the sewage entering the water and those broken promises might cost amy and olympic medal. the state environmental department is testing the water quality every day. it's good and safe enough to swim in. only ask -- results they would not share any with us. ?when we asked for the results

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>> it is the belgian flag. it is actually world war ii, but nobody knows. this is irish brigade. they put a piece of green on the ir hats to show people they were from ireland, the emerald isle, and sure connection with the island of ireland. >> you are wounded? >> i got hit in my arm. i hope they do not have to amputate. >> thank you. [gunfire] >> ready, aim, fire! >> could you explain the park service policy about reenacting and why it is not happening on park service ground now? the policy for reenacting on national park land changed with the centennial 50 years ago. the national park service was not only looking at battlefields , but they were also looking to preserve them in perpetuity. unfortunately, battles have torn up our landscape so badly in many cases that even the re-creation has an impact on the land. one of the things that the congress has charged the national park service with is groundbackground -- that and saving it forever. >> >> fredericksburg city today versus fredericksburg the city in 1862, how different is it? the world has changed so much in a century and

, according to the belgian prime minister. >>> back in the u.s., investigators ruling that an explosion that demolished a house in connecticut was an accident. they say a propane leak in a gas line to a dryer in the basement of the home caused this blast. it's still not clear what ignited the gas. seven people were injured including two children and two adults are still hospitalized. >>> and medics had to rush to a rap music festival in butler, ohio. two dozen concertgoers became sick after eating drug-laced candy. authorities saying that someone tossed bags of the candy into the crowd. the candy turning out to contain a high dose of the active ingredient in marijuana. >>> and the pro football hall of fame class of 2016 has been e shrined. former green bay packer quarterback brett favre emotional, as he spoke about trying to make his father proud. after he had a bad game when he was still in high school. >> i spent the rest of my career trying to redeem myself and make him proud. i hope i succeeded. >> the next seven years highlighted by -- >> he did succeed. also, former indianapolis c

the belgian athlete is being treated and maybe out of medical contention. the coach said he believes she contracted an intest nal infection training in rio last month. investigators are still looking into the exact cause of her illness. the outdoor aquatic venues are teeming with human waste and a superbug in the water weighs. >> the sewage is going into the bay which poses a big problem that there are multiple of these organisms in the bay. it's a concern but not an obstacle. several other rowers and sailors are saying the conditions really aren't that bad and not really different than what they face back home and they think all the talk of the pollution has really been exaggerated. since the olympics are once in a life time, a lot of athletes are taking precautions. coming up at 11:00 we'll tell you a little bit about what the precautions are and tell you ore about what the schedule is when they compete tomorrow. >> those water worries continue. olanks so much, reporting live from rio. nd oute news now. if your child acts up in class, when is it okay for t

. >> reporter: in gu wanna bar ra bay, the belgian, a sailing front-runner has fallen behind after falling ill. her coach says she got an infection while training in the polluted waters last month. olympic officials safe. in the time trial kristin armstrong took home gold and won the hearts of millions with this special mother and son embrace. >> when you become a mom, there's no reason to give up your goals and your passions and your dreams. >> reporter: in the pool, the americans needed wonder woman to come to the rescue after falling behind in the 4x200 relay. >> australia, i believe, has the lead right now. >> reporter: the australians had a nearly one-second advantage, a lifetime in the pool before katie rocket into the water. >> and you can see it already as she's just swimming right there with her. >> reporter: surging through the pool, ledecky needed only 50 meters to catch the aussie. >> and ledecky has the lead with 100 meters left. >> every person in this pool is scared to race katie ledecky. >> reporter: with each stroke ledecky builds on her lead pulling away in a sprint that

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this is the belgian drugmaker. confirming the validity and the generic version of their epilepsy pattern. it has a buy rating on the stock with a 92 euro price target. shares have fallen 10% this year. price is at 75 euros. entertainment what we were talking about is this private equity company kkr about to show interest in the canadian film entertainment distributor that owns peppa pig? $.32 a share? the proposal was rejected. will we see a bidding war for the company that owns peppa pig, which made more than $1 billion in revenue last year. shares are up almost 7%. and what a week it has been since brexit for sterling. stirling is the white line agnst the dollar. we are down to 1.875. that is days after the brexit vote, the blue line is in the speculative position. hedge funds has never been this bearish. hard data could show early impacts of the brexit vote. net bearish wages rising to over 90,000 toward august 9. that is according to cftc data. this is going back to 1992. we have never seen hedge funds speculat

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>> probably that would be book number 5, it was about the belgian conquest. >> 19 -- 1999. >> 1998. >> and then two wars. >> several others. you grew up in, born in new york, graduated harvard in 1963, you now live in san francisco. >> berkeley. >> do you teach any more. >> i do. i teach a class, at berkeley. >> why did you start as one of the founders, the magazine mother jones? >> okay, mother jones was a great 19th and early 20th century labor here win who battled for worker strikes. and, unlike far too many people she had a great sense of humor. so when we were looking around, for somebody to name a magazine after, we picked her name. i had started, as i think i mentioned earlier, newspaper reporter, in san francisco, and then i worked for another manage, and, it was published no more. but existed at that time. but i have always been half journalist and half activist. because i'm a child of the 1960s, when i got out of college, the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement was on. my then girlfriend, now wife were civil rights workers in mississippi, in the summer of 1964, the

the king of the belgians to date surrendered his armies of more than half a million men. ch chief of state has asked for armistice. ♪ narrator: britain was alone. czechoslovakia occupied, poland defeated, denmark gone, norway gone, holland, belgium, france gone. only britain now. britain was alone. hitler considered the war over. everybody considered the war over except the british. on the 11th hour, the lion was finally roused. >> we will defend our island, whatever the cost may be. we shall fight on beaches, in fields, in streets and on the hills, we shall never surrender. [siren] narrator: for a year, they took everything that the nazis could throw at them. for one solid year from june 1940 until 1941, they were the only major power fighting the greatest war machine in the world. [explosion] [sirens] ♪ narrator: they took body blow after body blow, solid punches before they even had their guard up. all they did was take it on the chin and hang on to the ropes. they never went down. ♪ >> and while they buried their dead, they prepared grimly and finally for the day when

the belgian drugmaker is the big gainer was shares of as much as 5.9%. is the most since 2009.t won a u.s. court ruling confirming the validity of stocking a generic version of its epilepsy drug. they say the ruling is a long-awaited boost. analyst have a 12 month price target. one, private firm kkr has emerged as a potential bidder. pig"own the "peppa cartoon, which is massive and the barton household. entertainment one rejecting a bid from itv worth 236 pence. is a bidding battle about to brew? i love this chart, showing sterling pessimism. the white line is the level of the pound against the dollar, the lowest at over a month. the blue line is the net speculative position. as you can see, we are negative by 90,000 contracts to the tune of 90,000, which is the most bearish since records began in 1992, as we await a massive week of data. it is the first batch of hard data since brexit. let's check in on bloomberg first word news today. alisa prunty has the latest. urginggermany is tensions to cool over crimea. vladimir putin has accused ukraine of killing russian soldiers in c

this is what the new belgian imports look like at the end of the stadium. the brewery paid over $1 million to get that naming right. >>> i am tran eight. we show to von miller doing great things after practice. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. shhh. >>> welcome to seven sports 3 extra. they total broncos training sure. -- training camp. gary kubiak says trevor simeon, and mark sanchez are here is troy blank from the valley. >> reporter: those seeking clarity on the quarterback competition, no such luck. gary kubiak released the first chart today. we talked with trevor simeon today about his opportunity. >> you have goals for these believe you can win the job ? >> yes to answer your question i think i can answer -- i think i can win the job. i need to stay within myself. >> reporter: mark sanchez brings up something that trevor simeon does not. that is e

into the belgian criminal institute, leading to an explosion and large fire. ere were some reports of a bomb going off, but now police say that they don't believe that was the case. attackhave been an arson at a crime lab. they are treating it as a criminal incident, not a terrorist incident. no one was hurt, but it did cause serious damage to the building. larry: summer is officially over for hundreds of thousands of students across the region. eight districts going back to class today, including prince william's county, opening up a brand-new high school this year. suzanne kennedy is there live. suzanne, good morning. is an absolutely beautiful facility. we had a chance to show you the front area, the commons. we've moved center, a great feature of this high school. i am joined now by the manager to talk to me a little bit about this facility. it's absolutely beautiful. give me the nuts and bolts about what's in here. >> we have to competition pools with movable bulkheads. -- two competition pools with movable bulkheads. 50,000 gallons, waterslide, play featu

. >> the king of the belgians to date surrendered his armies of more than half a million men.chief of state has asked for armistice. ♪ narrator: britain was alone. czechoslovakia occupied, poland defeated, denmark gone norway gone, holland, belgium, france gone. only britain now. britain was alone. hitler's considered the war over. everybody considered the war over except the british. on the 11th hour, the lion was roused. >> will defend our island, whatever the cost may be. we shall fight on beaches, in fields, in streets and on the hills, we shall never surrender. [siren] narrator: for a year, they took everything that the nazis could throw at them. for one solid year from june 1940 until 1941, they were the only major power fighting the greatest war machine in the world. [explosion] [sirens] ♪ narrator: they took body blow after body blow, solid punches before they even had their guard up. all they did was take it on the chin and hang on to the ropes. they never went down. ♪ and while they buried their dead , they prepared grimly and finally for the day when they could stri

she lost to the belgian. the australians taking own the gold medal in the 4x100 meter in the relay.ing a look at the medal count as it stands, a three-way tie for first after one day of competition. the u.s., japan and china each starting the day with five medals. day two of olympic action getting under way in a couple hours. events to look out for include preliminaries of swimming,le women taking on senegal and more tennis action including serena williams, rafael nadal and andy murray all plays today. in prime time, the u.s. women's gymnastics team will take to the floor for the first time. where we could see michael phelps for the first time in rio competition in the 4x100 free style relay. you can catch it all at 7:00, 6:00 central right here on nbc. we'll have much more on the olympics and throughout the show. but for now, we turn to the race for the white house. trump at a rally in new hampshire on saturday where among other things he questioned hillary clinton's mental stability. >> hillary clinton made repeated false statements to the media. congress and the public. false sta

. >> william is head coach of the belgian sailing team. diagnosed with a severe intestinal infection. the team's doctor believes she got it from polluted water in the bay. her coach is so week he doesn't know if she can be competitive. >> did you expect her to win a medal in rio? >> i was almost certain. >> what color? >> she would have been capable of winning the gold. >>> extreme water pollution is a big black eye on the rio games. 1400 athletes are competing inwa >> would you ever swim in the water? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> renato is a biologist who took us to the events. scientific tests show super bacteria, results of sewage and medical wastes from hospitals. >> almost half of what we generate goes into our water bodies and definitely goes to the bay and then to the beaches. olympics rio promised to install 8 treatment plants. it built 1. it promised to treat 80% of sewage entering the water and treating about half. those broken promises might cause her an olympic medal. she had tears yesterday morning. she was emotional because s

according to police the belgian prime minister strongly condemned the attack. >>> police in france say at least 13 people are dead after a fire in a barn. authorities believe the fire was accidental and was caused by candles on a birthday cake. the cake was dropped when the person carrying it tripped on the stairs. it was taking place at the time and the victims were in their late teens and 20s. >>> the cold fire burning in yolo county is 35% contained and both lanes of highway both opened this evening. so for over 5000 acres have been burned it's burning near highway 28 west of the city of winters. the fire started tuesday and over 1400 firefighters are working to put it out. there are crews from 12 different agencies helping. no injuries or deaths have been reported and no structures threatened. the cause of the fire is still under investigation and firefighters continue to make process enforcing lines. >>> over 55,000 acres have now burned in another fire which started july 22 a little over two weeks ago. 2000 structures are threatened. 37 homes and 11 buildings have been destroyed.

train station on the horrible day, they are getting welfare by taxpayers, they were living off the belgian people to the tune of some cases with, two of them, more than $20,000 a year worth of welfare? >> yeah, absolutely. one of the bombers had a refugee status that he'd acquired through using a false syrian passport. think of the other matter, the leader of the second paris attack who escaped after the attack. they all thought he'd gone to syria or hiding in iraq. where was he? in brussels for four months. the european authority and intelligence services couldn't find him because he's right there using all the protections provided for him by the government of belgium. it's insane, trish. trish: i agree with you, i think it is insane, and i feel for europe right now. i feel for women over there, families over there, for children over there, they got a lot of challenges ahead. look, we used to think it was the economic situation that was going to break up the eu. it's a combination of the economic situation and the immigration situation, thank you very much, dr. gorka. >> thank you, trish.

in a huge upset the belgian evailed. in soccer the u.s. women beat was perfect for team america. had an easy time d bykevin durant and carmelo anthony. the americans charge toward a third straight gold medal with a 119-62 she cking of the chinese team. in men's beach volleyball, team usa's jacob yid and casey patterson were victorious over the team from qatar. they claimed the win 2 nonn at 40gib is the oldest player in the competition. the women's beach volleyball, it was kari walsh jennings and ril ross versus the australians. as expted the american duo victorious >>> olympic tragedy for jimmies sameer syed. he suffered a severe break below his llft knee while llnding after a vault. stretcher. team usa claims its first medal and it is gold for teenager virginia thrasher who won the 10-meter air rifle. vollmer advances in the 100- meter butterfly and syrian refugee swimmer winning her heat in the 100-meter butterfly. elizabeth hur, abc news new york. >> that story was begging for some musito pump you up, wasn't it? >> i exciting in themselves. >>hat's a good answer. >> if you wa

infection while training in rio last month first reported feeling sick after wednesday's race as the belgianness has now put her at risk of missing a trip to the podium in rio. >> oh, that is so your honor fortunate. they train so hard for that. all right. >> really tough there. >>> still ahead another theme park accident leaves parents across the country wondering just how safe are amusement rides? the details when "way too early" returns. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. ssoon, she'll be binge-studying. get back to great. this week sharpie singles now twenty-five cents. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. >>> unfortunately it has happened again. a horrific accident at a u.s. amusement park. the third one in less than a week. this time, though, a 3-year-old boy plummeted from a wooden roller coaster at a theme par

the belgian coach said one of their sailors got is sick with a gastrointestinal disease they think could have been from the water. and that affected their performance during the olympics. so we went -- we actually followed some of this water upstream to see where all of this pollution is coming from. 50% of homes in rio aren't connected to sewage systems. when you go to the favelas in the hills, you can see the sewage dripping out from the homes, running down the streets. it all ends up in the water, george. >> wow. shasta, thank you so much. we'll stay in touch with you and find out what the next day brings for many of these athletes who are there to compete. thank you. >>> when it comes to the medal standings, the united states is comfortably on top. the most gold medals at 20 and the most overall at 50. china is in second place with 13 gold and 37 altogether. and great britain and gentleman is pan neck and neck for third. two golds separating their overall count. first in the pool, the women will swim 50-meter freestyle and 4 x 100 meter medley. the men will swim the 1,500 meter. gold

the belgians have, as well. we in the u.s., are, frankly better off. we have a muslim population that is better off economically and better engaged. less drawn to the fight of isis. we have seen in places like it enough? >> i think the vetting we have for refugees is vastly better than europe. all of our intelligence community working to vet these people. i think the refugee problem is europe is vastly worse than we have in the united states. >> i want to move east. a busy week for me. i want to estonia. took part in some joint exercise there is between the u.s., estonians, the swedish. an f-15 that i've done before. never ig like this. those vet call takeoffs are quite challenges. it was an amazing ride to see what they are doing. and obviously, what this is about is deterring the russians. to you think we're going about that in the right way? >> i think we have started accelerating over the past two cyberattacks. we need more funding for more us combat brigades in europe. nato needs to continue to modernize. these exercises are necessary to show that

and we have some reports coming in to us here at france 24 there has been a shooting incident in the belgiancity of ghent. local media reporting that a man opened fire in the city center before he was shot by police. there is no information, however, about how did people were involved, whether the government is being detained, or was indeed killed, or if this is a terrorist incident. belgium, of course, is on high alert following a terrorist attack in march when 32 people were killed by suicide bombers. we are keeping a close eye on that for you. stay tuned for more details here on france 24. c amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! 08/15/16 08/15/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> unlike anything i have ever seen. unlike anything that the police department had seen in their career. every member of the fire department, it was f fun -- unle anything they had seen in their entire career. milwaukee

even the least-likely targets can become victims here, like the belgian bronze medal winner in judo, who tried to chase down an iphone thief in copacabana and was punched in the face, or brazil's head of security for the opening ceremonies, who was robbed at knifepoint while leaving the event. the nerve center to protect the olympic games and the 12 million people who live in rio is here, where the data from 6,000 cameras, 20 security agencies, even individual squad cars streams in. >> translator: here, i can integrate the cameras. if i touch on them, i can open them. it's all at my fingertips. >> reporter: the threat of terror attacks is sympathetic n something new to brazil, long considered immune to its neutral foreign policy. but the spotlight of foreign athletes has changed that. so far, athletes from at least seven countries have been robbed in rio. doug? >> steve harrigan in rio tonight. thank you, steve. >>> a federal judge has blocked an ohio law aimed at diverting public money from planned parenthood, because it performs abortions. the organization gets almost $1.5 million,

. >> reporter: will is head coach of the belgian sailing team. his star sailor, has been diagnosed with a severe intestinal infection. the team's doctor believes she got it from polluted water in the bay. her coach says she's so weak, he doesn't know if she can be competitive did you expect her to win a medal here in rio? >> i was almost certain. >> reporter: what color? >> she would have been really capable of winning the gold. >> reporter: extreme water pollution louisana bn black eye on the rio games. 1400 athletes are now competing in water based events and some will have to swim in it. >> would you ever swim sentenced the water? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: this woman is a microbiologist who took us too parts of the bay near the olympic events. her scientific tests show alarming levels of super bacteria the result of both sewage and medical waste from hospitals. >> almost half of what we water bodies and definitely goes to the bay and then to the beaches. >> reporter: in order to get the olympics rio promise today install

the brexit. all of a sudden, we had belgian business confidence go down. opposing trends right now. e is no brexit, we have the brexit vote. before we see the hard economic impact, we have to know how the brexit would really unfold and this is going to take a while. germany will be hit through trade. germany will also be hit through investment. of ae brexit is the start very fragile future for the rest of europe, germany will not get more investment. that is the biggest risk for the german economy. continued uncertainty and no pickup and investment. investment intart an aging economy, strong government support is needed. what kind of government support are you looking for? -- this could be your roles, you need to put some public money -- or rules, you need to put some public money in it to stimulate investment again. the money is there, both in the public and private sectors, but it used -- but it needs to be used. new technologies, education, lots to be done in germany to maintain this position of strong growth. anna: thank you very much. thank you for waiting around with us this mo

. >> we have all the dutch, and the french, and the belgian fishermen, and mainly the spanish as welloming to land to take our fish out of ourur waters which we want to-- you y know, i think we still can let them come in, but we can decide how many comes in. >> reporter: european union- mandated quotas stipulate what kind and how many fish the trawlers can bring in. sharp and other fishermen here claim the quotas favor boats from continental europe. e.u. rules also limited the size of fishing fleets.fl >> when i started fishing 30 years ago there was 60 beam trawlers, now there's. 17 so i'd like to see it builtlt back up. >> reporter: a larger fleet could mean hundreds more jobs, for deck hands, engineers, welders and onshore, processing, buying and selling fish. brixham fish market is already the largest on england's south coast, handling about $35bo million of annual trade worth a this market itself was modernized in part with e.u.iz funds. >> a lot of the fish we sell in england we sell from this market here goes abroad. i think just because we're out of the e.u. i don't think they

hammer who entered the race in third place battled the belgian bronze medal finisher for the full 100it was pretty incredible but hammer lapped the field and won enough sprints to take her second silver medal of the rio games. check this week's cover of sports illustrated magazine featuring an american trio of some of the world's top athletes and biggest stars of the rio games swimmer's michael phelps who earned five golds and one silver and katie ledecky four golds and one silver along with gymnast simone biles who holds four golds and a bronze. so happy that usa is doing so well. and finally russia's alija czarkarov won the gold medal in the 3 meter springboard event at the 2012 olympics but after making it all the way to the semitimes in a quest for back-to-back golds in rio things did not go his way. on his fourth dive of the day, he belly flopped into the pool finishing with the worst score out of the 18 divers in the semis it was a huge shock there. now let's return stateside for a second to major league baseball to the chicago cubs first baseman anthony rizzo breaks out the par

the belgians have, as well. we in the u.s., are, frankly better off.uslim population that is better off economically and better engaged. and less drawn to the fight in isis. we have seen in places like california and elsewhere, we still have a threat. even if smaller. >> when you look at vetting, is it enough? >> i think the vetting we have for refugees is vastly better than europe. and extensive work by the u.n. before they even get to us. all of our intelligence community working to vet these people. and most of them are not military-age males. i think the refugee problem in europe is vastly worse than we have in the united states. >> i want to move east. a busy week for me. i want to estonia. took part in some joint exercise there between the u.s., estonians, the swedish. i got to ride in the backseat of an f-15 that i've done before. never anything like this. those vertical takeoffs are quite challenging. it was an amazing ride to see what they are doing. and obviously, what this is about is deterring the russians. do you think we're going about th

the belgian won a bronze medal on tuesday.. and was out for a night on the town to celebrate... when he was punched square in the face by a thief who was allegedly trying to take his training partners cell phone. and though he was taken to hopsital as a precaution, he is doing just fine this morning. proof dolphin are one snatches an i-pad.. and i swear he did it on porpoise. more bad puns coming your way... next. now heres a look at i got shot down over vietnam and spent eleven months in a pow camp. what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. water.. keep your electronics far, far away. a woman at sea world learned this the hard way. while standing near a "touch tank".. the woman tried to take a picture of the dolphin using her i-pad.. but the dolphin wasn't having it. the animal jumped out of the water.. gra

for the person. >>> belgian authorities are investigating an attack by a man on two policewomen as a terrorist attack. the prime minister said the attacker shoutedded god is great in arabic as he slashed at the officers. the suspect was -- attacker shouted god is great in arabic as he slashed at the officers. >>> it's a nervous many people have, fidgeting by sitting. and i always think, can't you just stop? >> it doesn't bother you that i shake my leg? >> i never notice. >> it's actually good for your health. >> apparently. >> researchers found fidgeting or toe tapping prevents a decline in arterial function. this is encouraging news for people who spend hours in front of a computer. health, walking and exercise are better ways to stay in shape. maybe you don't see it because there's a little bit of a distance but i'm always shaking. >> get your card owe in at work. >> yes. >>> another interesting study out thes the benefits of being single. >> yeah, scientists found there are perks to being single. single people tend to have richer social lives. they show more sigh logical growth and