>> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus?nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stri

we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember talking about jumping. apparently they were trying to keep the car keys away from me. >> according to tina, on that july morning, her mother lost patience with her for not being able to get over her depression. it was too much for tina to handle. >> i snapped, and i lost all hope and i saw the car keys laying over by the refrigerator on the counter. i grabbed them, i ran out the door. >> but before tina drives away, her 6-year-old daughter pleads with her. >> she came out of the house and she saw me in the car and she's banging on my window, and she's banging on there saying, mommy, mommy, take me with you, take me with you. and i backed out. i just took the car and i just went as fast as i could. >> her mother alerts tina's husband his distraught wife has taken off in the car. tina's determined to drive to the bridge, get out and jump. she says she can't recall much of that harrowing journey. >> the next

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call tina fey. >> steve: call tuna fish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tina? >> steve: hello?jimmy: is this tina fey? >> steve: no, it's not. can i tell her who's calling? >> jimmy: jimmy fallon. >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: it's jimmy fallon. [ laughter ] >> steve: can i take a message? >> jimmy: happy cinco de mayo. [ laughter ] she's not there. [ cheers and applause ] the other big news today is that the white house released a a massive report on the effects of climate change, called the national climate assessment. which beats its original title, "it's getting hot in hurr." [ laughter ] that's right, the white house released a report on climate change. although the report might have more impact if they didn't release it right when the weather got nice. [ laughter ] it's actually -- i got to go play ultimate frisbee, dude. i'll definitely read that. [ laughter ] and this is pretty big. for the first time in 10 years, monica lewinsky is breaking her silence about her affair with bill clinton for a new essay in vanity fair. [ audience oohs ] in the essay she actually says

. >> piggy was very jealous of how close kermit and tina fey became. >> tonight, new revelations on a storybook romance. >> you're embarrassing me. >> cnn spotlight. the muppets. hollywood's most famous couple, sorry, brangelina, muppets claimed the crowd. >> we're not just one of the a-list couples in hollywood, we're the hollywood couple. >> kermit and ms. piggy is coupled again in "muppet's most wanted." their romance? legendary. but their past, a mystery until we did some digging. for kermit, the story begins in the swamp like this recently discovered footage revealed. he is the oldest of several thousand siblings. >> there is angie and artie. >> brett gets close to kermit while writing for the most recent movie. >> if you end up working with kermit, don't ask him about his brothers and sisters. >> mary and millicent. >> he started to recite every single name. it took six or seven hours. >> meanwhile, in a sky several states to the north? a young sow squeals her first tune. >> ms. piggy was born on a farm in iowa, seemed to be a nice, normal enough childhood. >> until? >> her fath

. >> tell us who tina anderson is.na anderson was a 15-year-old church member of a fundamentalist church in new hampshire. 15 years ago she was raped by her church and he can for whom she babysat. she became pregnant. when she and her mother became -- went to their pastor, a board member of bob jones, rather than going to the police or confronting her rapist, he had her stand before the entire church while he read a confession of her pregnancy and then sent her away out-of-state to deliver her child. for a lot of critics of bob jones, a former alumni who had become dissatisfied with the way the school handled a lot of different things including sexual assault and harassment, this became an emblematic moment, this is how and bob jones deals with rate. they blame the moment and send her away. this became a galvanizing moment and from there they demanded that grace be hired. hear from tina anderson. abc interviewed her in 2011. she describes what happened after she and her mother reported the rape to phelps. a pastor phel

occasionally tina brown would give me a piece or two. but it was oblique to what i was really doing. >> how long does it take you decide to take the job? about on friday. he offered it to somebody else over the weekend. that's all part. -- that fell apart. he has been a great editor in the past. i came in on monday. i had no idea what had happened with michael kinsley. he offered me be job. -- the job. he gave me about 20 minutes to decide and that was that. >> what did your wife say? >> she said, it will be a great adventure. that was 16 years ago. >> hop on board and see what happens. and what point will it become too much of a burden for you? i think the best thing editor been bobrk is and has

and i knew that today she was with tina fey. the great tina fey.y happy about that. [ applause ] because tina is a really responsible person. and i feel like she would impress upon amy that it is wrong for amy to still have my credit card. what has now been three weeks, and i'm a little disappointed in tina because here's the photo these two ladies sent me today. [ laughter ] tag. she has the tag on her sunglasses. not happy about this. we have such a great show for you this evening. from "x-men: days of future past," ellen page is here. [ cheers and applause ] love ellen page. also stopping by, comedian lewis black. the very funny lewis black. [ cheers and applause ] and music from black label society. [ cheers and applause ] so, last night, as i'm sure many of you know, was cinco de mayo, and so i went out and i had a couple drinks. and let's just say things got a bit crazy. such is life of the sethster. [ light laughter ] the sethster. to be honest with you, i don't even remember most of the night. but our social media team pointed out i could p

. >> reporter: tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other homeowners in the oakland hills will get. it is all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> but other homeowners don't have a 30-foot defensible space around their properties. lots of tall weeds and dry grass. it could mean a $300 fine if not cleared in 30 days. >> we're facing conditions that have us concerned. >> the fire inspector says that hot, windy weather compounded with a severe california drought has firefighters on edge. epic fires like this one in san diego county this month proves fire season has only started. >> where you have conditions like this, one careless act and we have a ground fire. >> the oakland fire killed 25 people. >> here we are, 24 years later. and you know, we could have another event like that. >> tony diaz' home was rebuilt after the fire. he has his own fire drill ready. >> i have a lot of different escape routes, we're pretty close to the freeway just in case anything happens. >> goat her

. >> tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other home owners in the oakland hills will get. it's all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> other home owners don't have a 30-foot defensible space. lots of tall weeds and dry grass. could mean a $300 fine if not cleared in 30 days. >> we're facing conditions that have us concerned. >> fire inspector says hot, windy weather, with the severe drought has firefighters on edge. california fire season as only begun. >> you have conditions like this, one careless act and you have a fire storm. >> here we are 24 years later, and we could have another event like that. >> tony diaz's home was rebuilt after the fire. he has his own fire drill ready. >> i have a lot of different escape rouths out there the house. we're close to the freeway in clays anything happens. >> goat herds are on duty, chowing down on fire fuels, reducing danger and making neighborhoods safer. >> still ahead at 6:00, why dozens of deceased veterans' bodies we

. >> tina tran and her family are getting a house call from the oakland fire department. the same visit 26,000 other home owners in the oakland hills will get. it's all about fire danger. tina's house passes inspection. >> i'm in compliance. >> other home owners don't have a 30-foot defensible space. lots of tall weeds and dry grass. could mean a $300 fine if not cleared in 30 days. >> we're facing conditions that have us concerned. >> fire inspector says hot, windy weather, with the severe drought has firefighters on edge. california fire season as only begun. >> you have conditions like this, one careless act and you have a fire storm. >> here we are 24 years later, and we could have another event like that. >> tony diaz's home was rebuilt after the fire. he has his own fire drill ready. >> i have a lot of different escape rouths out there the house. we're close to the freeway in clays anything happens. >> goat herds are on duty, chowing down on fire fuels, reducing danger and making neighborhoods safer. >> still ahead at 6:00, why dozens of deceased veterans' bodies we

context statement which we've received a grant to carry out in partnership with the san francisco la tina historical society so i wanted to invite all of you and any member of the public that would be interested in attendsing. thank you. >> any other member of the public wish to speak. seeing none, close public comment. >> that will place you on to director's announcements. >> good afternoon, tim fry, director's report was included in your packet. as you can see there was only one announcement, which was regarding today's hearing and presentation by vince michael. other questions, happy to relay them to the director or mr. jocelyn is also here and can address your questions as well. >> commissioners, any questions? seeing none, we'll move on. >> commissioners, item two, review of past events, the planning commission, staff report and announcements. >> tim fry again, department staff. couple items to share with you regarding past planning commission hearings. the first, at the may 8th planning commission hearing the department provided an update on our implementation as it's related to the

across town -- >> hi, tina. >> tina fawn is another of the three million americans working from home.answering customer questions for care.com. a nanny, elder and pet care placement site. top earners make about $30,000 a year. >> can anybody do it? >> anybody can do it. anybody. >> anybody can do this. anybody could do this. it is the best job ever. >> hi, ryan. >> reporter: and stay-at-home dad, ryan krane has turned his passion for fitness into a commercial gig. >> how are you feeling in the hip. all right. stretch. >> i get to be home with my family. with my kids. >> reporter: ryan says he found most of his virtual clients through advertising on google and youtube. and now he's cashing in. >> what do you charge? >> $150 an hour. >> reporter: $150 an hour? >> yeah. >> reporter: if gym class wasn't your thing, how about arts and crafts? kim is at work while the kids are at play making these paper mache mobiles. >> they see me doing what i love to do. >> they can help. >> they love doing art, too. >> reporter: turning newspaper strips into ice cream cones and big bucks. >> here's my s

: did you know right away that she looked like tina or was it a thing you realized later? laughter ] >> it was pretty -- >> seth: and, you know, she was a great sport. sarah palin came on our show, played along. and then -- and this was one of my favorite moments in my time at the show. three days before the election, we write a sketch about you going on qvc trying to raise more campaign money. and you did a sketch with tina fey playing sarah palin. the two of you performed together. what -- when you were making that decision to come on three days before the election, was that a hard decision? was that an easy decision? >> no. look, if you're gonna -- the perks of campaigns is reaching people. what better way to reach particularly young voters than to be on "saturday night live"? just like being on this show. i don't think a lot of old geezers like me are watching, right? [ cheers and applause ] so, it's a way -- the hardest thing, i think, for a politician today, very honestly, is staying in touch with younger people and their hopes and dreams and their aspirations and wh

. >> tina, stay there. plenty mover more to come from you.e with us for the rest of the program today. events in ukraine very much in focus in st. petersburg. we had this -- finally got a gas deal signed between russia and china as well in the last 24 hours. we've heard from the russian energy minister that the price of that is close to 350,000 cubic meters. jeffrey is there. before we get on to the other things that you've been discussing, what might the reaction be to that price? clearly the eu average is around 380. >> yes, so it would appear on the face of it to be lower than they sell the gas to person europe for. but i don't think there will be too many surprises. obviously this is just the first bit of information and no doubt there will be various coders in that contract meaning there are linkages to the underlying oil price. there will be some flexibility as well, one imagines, around the spot price of oil. but it is worth noting that i think china has consistently sought to buy its gas at what lower prices than western europe pays.

up next is -- let's see, it's tina. tina is in st. paul, minnesota. go ahead, tina. caller: hi, thank you. i'm calling -- i have a fiance who served in the 82nd airborne in the 1980's, suffered multiple medical issues and he's 100% disabled. through the military. what needs to happen is the whole revamping of the v.a. needs to be redone on that system. a lot of veterans are being lost in the cracks. many are -- many are homeless right now. i'm in the st. paul-minneapolis area. you can drive down the main streets and see many veterans who are homeless. it's untrue that the secretary said there is no homeless veterans. at this time, my fiance is going to the v.a. to try and get service, and his psychiatrist actually stopped his anti-psychotic because he has canceled several appointments due to having a new diagnosis of seizures. >> well, thanks for your call this afternoon. you'll notice flag is at half staff at the capital. that's in tribute to the police officers who have died in the line of duty. this is police week here in washington, d.c. let's continue with our p

and then the beast, tina, put that headline on it, sorry dad, i am voting for obama. well my dad died in february and was well past giving a shit who where was voting for. sorry to put it that way but -- and i would not say it would be an exerating to see all hell bloke lose. but the tea pot was made larger when the national review fired me as a columnist which was funny because i was on the board of directors and technically owned 1/7th. and the story sort of took on a life of its own. are you asking me did i regr regret -- i would rank myself among the 41% in obama's current non-approval ratings. i am a little disappointed. and i think at the time, i said, one of the reasons i am going to vote for him is because i think he, as was said of fdr, had a first class temperament. i am not so sure about that -- whenever i see him giving a speech, i think this is a dignified, attractive, smart guy. but i think he is a little aloof. he is a guy who spent four hours golfing with mayor bloomberg recently. didn't ask mayor bloomberg one question. if you were president of the un

hearing that is this miniature outfit her son was in diapers he's at the ucla now so liz diaz and tina that come to help looking back it was a structural. in our neighborhood we don't all have a lot of money but all of us gives something. this project has put me in the position of knocking doors and asking for help you want to acknowledge bill chin that's the co- captain and carolyn ferry religious who helped were indebted with the friends of the library board that was helpful. we've got neighbors my friend maude and so many people that dug deep but especially touched by all of you who gave enough so it pinched i know there are a lot of people they had to give up something they wanted or needed in order to contribute money to the project and those of you the ones who had to thing two or three times before signing this check thank you we've put our money to good use (clapping) and perhaps most important does this have a banner on it - most important ♪ my neighborhood we believe in imagination and in the power of design to solve problems and to make things better. design figured out thou

as tina says, then, you know, you're president.he four years and then eight years of misery ahead of you. but through that misery, maybe you can accomplish something. so i think she is an optimistic person. if she decides to run, it would be with the idea that she's going to get stuff done. >> and, you know, both of these races are so wide open, mark halperin. much wider than any race you've covered. if hillary doesn't run, what democrat does? if jeb doesn't run, what republican steps up? there are not any establishment candidates other than those two. >> yeah. those two are the big pieces. the missing element to me for her and whether or not she runs is what would she run to do? what would the presidency be like? >> what's the message? >> what gives her the burning desire. when her husband ran in '92, he had stuff he really wanted to do. she's been part of washington now for a long time. what is her vision? i'm not saying she hasn't had one, but she needs to make clear what it is. there's plenty she can do without being a presiden

i didn't realize -- i mean, tina fey is obviously a genius.s okay. [ laughter ] >> i guess that maybe that was her best. >> jimmy: well, "update" was probably her best. [ laughter ] but let's not harp on that. no it is -- you have a giant fan base. >> incredible. >> jimmy: "mean girls" was everywhere. i remember like, "we wear pink" and stuff like that. [ laughter ] that's what they say, right? >> yeah, exactly, yeah. >> jimmy: and everyone was taking photos of them wearing pink. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] it was a big story. >> you didn't wear pink on that wednesday. >> jimmy: i wear pink every wednesday. that's a rule. i tell tina. she tells me what to do. but i was doing a little research on you. and i know in the movie "mean girls" you're really into the weather. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right. >> she can tell the weather by feeling herself up. >> jimmy: yeah. that's a good way to put it. thank you. i try to go around it the other way. but in real life, you wanted to be a meteorologist. >> i did. i really did. i didn't realize y

cabrera of arrangein tina returned his good form with four burd birdies in five goals. saw him finish a 3 under par round of 69. he was joined by american martin flores after his 68, which included one of the shot of the round at the 11th, closer to his first pga title. >> floyd mayweather, junior weighed in against argen tina's marcus in los angeles. he came in slighter than his opponent, 66.2 'til kilograms. he will earn at least $32 million for his latest fight. >> my job is to go out there and do what i do best. you know, i think i perform better under pressure. so, i look forward to going out ther , beating floyd mayweather, keeping my composure and doing what i do best. >> one of africa's most highly rated boxers is hoping to challenge floyd mayweather. charles manjuci won the welterweight title. he has enlisted the help for bright lights of las vegas. here is this report. >> for boxing champion charles manuchi, circumstance rather than choice decides his training program. he is from the country nasvingo province more than 200 kilometers away from the capitol. her

i call myself a black tina. and i'm jewish.ple say, why do you broadcast the blackness and not the latina. it is unbelievable that he said, don't be who you are, try to pass the other. that opens up a whole other can of worms. in society, that's what people do. >> so the blackness is the worse the part of you that you can be. is that what he is saying. >> i guess so. >> he just showed his true colors, no pun intended, when he suggested she deny blackness. >> i wish i could say some things on television that i can't. but starts with a blank you, don sterling. >>> coming up, life from a microscope from the privacy of your home to the campaign trail to the television screen. how much do you have to watch what you say. ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to supp

i call myself a black tina. and i'm jewish.do you broadcast the blackness and not the latina. it is unbelievable that he said, don't be who you are, try to pass the other. that opens up a whole other can of worms. in society, that's what people do. >> so the blackness is the worse the part of you that you can be. is that what he is saying. >> i guess so. >> he just showed his true colors, no pun intended, when he suggested she deny blackness. >> i wish i could say some things on television that i can't. but starts with a blank you, don sterling. >>> coming up, life from a microscope from the privacy of your home to the campaign trail to the television screen. how much do you have to watch what you say. check the weather. borrow ted's wheelbarrow. post big tomato pics. buy a birdhouse for sparrows. download gardening apps. answer my wife's texts. search how to sculpt hedges into a t-rex. i can do all that with my android from tracfone for as low as $7 a month. [ male announcer ] unbeatable nationwide coverage, no contract. for a

here it is. >> tina did it. i think we have to go for the double fist here.bite. >> what do we have to go in for? >> you see it right here. >> oh, these are enormous. >> you can do it. you can do it. >> there's avocado in here. >> mm, that is some buff buff. >> little squirtage right there. >> what kind of show is this turning in to? this is really delicious. i have to say. now i need to clean up, though. my goodness. so dirty. >> i didn't know -- >> nice! >> wow! >> so good. this is -- >> healthy, too. >> they are good for you. >> buffalo meat, if you haven't checked it out, high in iron, low in calories and fat. absolutely delicious. >> tastes just like chicken. fat. >> tastes just like chicken. save them. woolite detergents clean your jeans and won't torture your tanks. so clothes look like new even after 20 washes. other things, you don't. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you can actually see the softness with our comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. sometimes come out with spots

here's our tech contributor, tina trinh. >> it's time to break out the bikes.r your ten speed. nowadays, it's not just feet that are powering bikes there's electricity at work. we're here with eric barber from the copenhagen wheel. it's essentially a wheel that turns your bike into an electric bike. >> correct. all you do is remove your existing rear wheel, install the copenhagen wheel, download the app on your smartphone, join our community and you're able to start using the wheel. >> it syncs with sensors in the wheels to give you different levels of assistance. rechargeable battery powers the motor inside. >>> it basically gives your normal bike a bit of a boost. >> exactly. makes you you feel stronger, hills flatter, city smaller. >> how about giving your iphone a boost while you're at it. >> the atom is a charger that turns cycling in to power for your phone. >> convert the momentum of the ride almost seamlessly in to rider into usable power on the usb platform. the same way you charge iphone, gps, go pro, any of those. you can now charge them direct littl

i think tina's piece pointed out a lot of reasons why. a lot of personal reasons.does run, i think she does have a claim on being a strong general election candidate for sure. she's got to decide why she running. in the talk since the last few months, i haven't seen a lot of general election messages that spells that out clearly to me. >> well, as with all thing, we should see. we will follow the money. mark halperin and nick kalposori. before we go, the question for weeks now, who are you wearing today? >> nick said entree, sneaking some french in because he's a bit of a show off. i'll work some japanese in here. [ speaking foreign language ] >> wow, i just thought it was a casual button down. thank you, mark halperin. excellent as always. ari goto. >>> coming up next, trading in the armored suit for a steak knife. i'll talk with them next. ♪ why do results matter so much? it's probably because they are the measurement of everything we do. for a wireless company, results come down to coverage speed and legendary reliability. so go ahead, stream, game or video chat

i want to go to tina in connecticut. tina! >> hello.lo. >> i'm a little nervous, but i'm actual willy calling about halliburton which is a politically charged company, but i was very fortunate to buy it in july in the 40s. i got that award today and i wonder do i run? do i hang on to this? is schlumberger a better long-term hold? >> you do not need to be shy or nervous and you did a fabulous job and halliburton is an amazing company, third, those of us that are old enough recognize halliburton was recognized as a democratic crony company during the vietnam war because they were so close to lyndon b. johns sx on, and it became republican because of cheney and one thing they're good at is making money. halliburton is sensational. we spent a lot of time with the president of the western hemisphere which happens to be by halliburton. >> boo-yah from --? holy cow! i was at summit and had a place in the silicon valley there. >> great minds think alike. hey, what's your opinion of b.p. especially regarding that they have a large stake in any p

. >> hoping to get beyonce to come out of her shell, matthew and tina knowles sent their 7-year-old daughterohnson's dance studio. >> when you first saw her, and she first came in, i mean, did you even notice her? >> what i did notice about her is she was very shy. what is your name, beyonce knowles. you can barely hear her speak. can you say it again, honey? beyonce knowles. >> but on the dance floor are. >> she would dance so hard she would lose her costume pieces. sometimes her hat would come off because she was fierce. >> it was here that beyonce created her now famous alter ego. >> that's sasha fierce. >> yes. >> that's who that is. >> she got on the stage, she became a different person. >> but no one knew beyonce had a secret. >> she finished it and it blew me away and i stopped and told her sing it again and she wouldn't sing again, because she was very quiet, very shy. and i promised her a dollar. and she sung it again. and i was just -- i was floored. and her parents came to pick her up, i said, she can sing. she can really sing. >> a multimillion dollar star was born. >> i remember

began just before the call light idea final in which the neapolitan side and the dubbing featuring tina everyone. italian police say the room found has since been charged with attempted murder by death for salts wanted one of which demand in the chest when he's in hospital his condition has been described as serious liberals are violent scenes inside the stadium. all that much of it she kicked off the shooting delay the start of the game by forty minutes now this confusion surrounding the appointment of lt is a new prime minister from of all the votes in the parliament and to create a businessman a commitment to equal is the sworn in as the country's new premier don't take a few hours later a government website the clever that they'd be making comics website to share some laughs from the first deputy parliament to speak out as a team that i won the declaring of an envoy to help us make sense of all of this we joined now by an idiot ex dozen foreign policy magazine lists the hunted on the job thank you very much deeper speaking to us. so we have the details that included a declaration of

melissa says i thought we as a country collectively agreed that tina fey and amy poehler should hosthould. they would kill. someone on twitter said they thought you should host. after i saw this footage this morning, i have to say i agree. look at those dance moves. >> i know. if this was being a good dancer. >> now you spin. oh yeah, baby. if it was about being a good dancer, i would tear it up there at if white house correspondence dinner. since it's about being funny, i should not do it ever again. thanks for that embarrassing moment. they run the cameras when you're not looking. oh my gosh, the stories you're going to be talking about in the days ahead. morning joe. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we oug

today, tina asks, what's the difference between probiotics and prebiotics? heard you don't need probiotics. but i don't understand what they are. probiotics are the good bacteria you find in your digestive system that keep the bad bacteria in check. they help digest food and release nutrients. prebiotics are the dietary fibers that feed a probiotiprob. however, if anybody tells you you don't need probiotics, i would have to strongly disagree. i say you need both. first of all, you need to replenish your probiotics practically every day, especially if you drink coffee, sodas. if you take any over-the-counter kind of drugs like aspirin, all those kind of things. those things kill the good bacteria in your system because the good bacteria is the most sensitive. and of course you need prebiotics because you need to see the probiotics that you do have. so they both work together to keep your system in balance, to feed it and keep it healthy. to say you need one without the other i find isn't correct. you need both. thanks for your question. and if you have a ques

every day while the railway station attack tina. the accused. many people the range of niche nevertheless these two g capital of north taranaki don't read it i read them first the wedding. she looked tonight you can't change it. in short he's the river taking her out. i think tiny bit clingy and didn't want to post one for making strapped into a less patient. please if you look at the clock to skate with me on matters of fact. taking the wicket to a close eye on the interest of the pack that is. when we ladies at the scene was a jew railway station there. thank you. and we'll have much more unusual even for short breaks in with us. fan. it is . duty on rest in ukraine were interim government troops are continuing to fight gun battles with andy keogh activists rome eastern cities and so he asked kiev launched a fresh way look what they call anti terror operations reminded to retake the city the interim interior ministry said at least four ukrainian servicemen were killed and some thirty wounded during that operation meanwhile kiev has claimed its

focus points to the merino by tina national park is a good example here authorities were able to get local residents on for two years ago but only after dealing with angry protests the fishermen were worried about their livelihoods. as if the pain and i'm like what john station was gunned down in nineteen ninety four. we didn't know that i did it maybe it was because of a conflict of interests me as this but today the punishment from the nineteen nineties when it asked all kinds. i'm going to go though. there are only a few fishing boats now along the edge of the national park. most of the fisherman had three trained as tour guides in kenya korea years have changed the way they think thus the only thing on the news to the national park meant we weren't allowed to stretch. in the middle of it later and thanks to the training we changed our minds. we now look at nature in a new way. so that it is that the rise. my teaching tourists on whale watches the former fisherman now earns three times as much as he needs to. in a nearby mangrove swamp things aren't looking so good. there again tr

celebrity moms on the list include christina aguilera, salma hayek, kerry washington, tina fey and ofrse beyonce. >> no angelina jolie? she's probably number one. >>> last night on "the tonight show," seth rogen and zac efron stopped by to put an end to this whole selfie trend once and for all. >> one more time. >> i've been taking them, like, all day. >> ready? >> go. >> your turn. >> totally. >> together? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i love it. >> that's the end to the selfie. >> i would think so. that is the reality for so many people with the exception of you, bill karins. >> never taken a selfie. >> not even with your kids? >> i keep myself out of the picture. i don't like being in the spotlight. wrong industry. >> yes. the weatherman is on tv every morning. >>> all right. buddhist monks, they conducted a touching tribute in honor of the two-year anniversary of beastie boys adam yauch's death. set to the scene of beastie boys favorite. i breakdancing monks performed amazing tricks. yauch was a practicing buddhist. i'm frances rivera and this is "early today." we hope it's just your first

cashier tina harris told me she was excited to hear the company's commitment to solar. >> well, it will save us money. and maybe we'll make more. >> reporter: when i asked her about what the president didn't say about his proposal to raise the minimum wage, she was a little hesitant. >> um -- i don't know yet. i'm not really sure yet. about that. >> that could be more money in your pocket? >> yeah, it will be a lot more. >> so you don't know about that? >> well, i kind of do know about that. >> reporter: outside in the parking lot, protesters were all about walmart's reputation for low wages. >> i have never in my life had more people stop, tell me stories about living in their cars, working full-time jobs and not being able to feed their kids and house themselves. >> reporter: walmart responds to that by saying that the average salary at this walmart store in mountain view, not counting the management, but the average wage worker is earning $13.45. and of their 1.1 million employees, they say fewer than 6,000 are making the federal minimum wage. now, the president knew about this flap

they're off the pressure on a publication which i disliked i continue to walk into a fight he said tina. it doesn't work and no dog was grossly overcrowded or drink that could be defined. sir martin said mr keating's condition was told the prison service. many citizens of such prisoners were and remain sub standard ticket. the outside that it opened up the pieces over the red vic be involved in the gypsy soul and inpatient facilities are likely to need to enter and steal our united two will be fourteen years meserve education has defended the level of computer and technology training available to schoolchildren say he doesn't wish to open though the curriculum rico in responding to calls from the ninety industry for a formal range of courses to made available. changes to the council was transformed into a modern take of today as hundreds of children took part in events to mark the finale of ireland's first tech week. competition to design a great model f one cars is not banking on having a good understanding of technology the scene where many things in it and hearing date. to put in con

here's the key to meet your presence here i suppose that's not surprising because tina qantas merger was one of the most notorious off the troubles of this was that as it was gerry adams is one of the most recognizable faces off to a commitment he was the grass is under the terrorism act chief hasten to add that means that he can be questioned for four seats air is so common in check up tomorrow in a police camp and coach the court and ask for an extension to his period of detention. we had paint on these reports from the first minister peter robinson that one yet but how is this the rest being received by the nationalist community in the north the deputy first minister mark mcinnes said that this iran standoff gerry adams was implicitly most of the trip to st ten killings day and ask about their actions both here and the north front and the republic he said to back it was. next is the last enemy is by the police service of northern ireland team projected i'd post it to british and irish governments and also by an accomplice homily. and again i thank you choo trains deputy leader mar

monica lewinsky by tina brown. about the lack of empathy shown by the feminist lobby who joined the hyena pack casting judgment on her youthful conduct. other women can often be the worst at cutting any lack towards the love interest in a sex scandal. but she is short of empathy towards the woman whose husband she was romping with. she uses the word troubling as hillary said she blamed herself somewhat for bill's straying. now everyone is leaking and tweeting and posting on everyone else is the acknowledged way to get ahead in the 21st century. the digital age has no idea what has been lost to the freedom of intimacy that has no fear of being recorded. monica's new musings just remind us of how the death of privacy started. and it really did start with that. it exploded across the world. >> it did. the things that shocked us at the time, the absolute violations of privacy, the wholesale dissemination of embarrassing sexual revelations, the no holds barred cast who just leaked and just put it all out there, that's w

singer tina turner has lived in switzerland for many years. >> she's from flatbush, tennessee. >> sherelinquished her passport. hid t that he did that read before facebook went public. americans abroad feel targeted. >> that is it for this first day of the week edition of "asia edge." >> this program is a paid program of the united states gold and silver reserve.

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like in the fight scene that they couldn't find a breakthrough this goes through this gives it to tina for a neat one two with robot. it was or was is always painful when your opponent scores of their first real chance to put a really good too and then direct front door. and that tried to fight back in the second of the hole in golf to go smooth as silk deflected in off to accept they didn't get to find another reunion. up to seventy minutes a game that be decided. current mood of going back to insulate the day and the goal of the day. the gop senate in eighteen eighty four one of its appeal to swell and no one is a study was always going to be difficult if any naked such class on it we were under pressure. i think they had to deflect into little surprise and we just weren't on our toes of the fine year and played brilliantly on the dock this is the gospel by others. it wasn't called cluster of bone and looked into unnecessary actions at the end of the game means he still bring it could face the punishment the work and got spiked are also facing relegation november is second from the b

is auntie tina light for some blood on the vehicles on the streets at least ten locals in full army troops the food was done in the shoot at these events in east ukraine and the authorities received in the crackdown on protesters the deaths that lays to rest the victims of friday's massive fallout. this week's video evidence were immediately before the tragedy which raise significant questions about who was to collect. the plan is to look to sell the protest is locked in a palace by the king brought over a decade ago when storing the tunnel and rubble but it was a kid was right to visit for a royal family feud that led them all that time looking forward to the desperate or the increasing number of greeks to think of the suicide to escape the giving of financial disaster the am. eighty two to go to the capital is not th you'd most like to stop or eleven pm. i missed opportunities to train again these latest pictures to come through for the last hour or two that come in from the band's lead up to the revue de crap they protested you can see. many reports suggest that these ten locals and col