put the tweet up after you won the treadmill.n a treadmill on tv but you have no feet. to drew carey, who wanted to be here but he is out of town right now. did you realize when the curtain opened and the treadmill. did you realize it? >> i was so focused on cash and prizes. you know, you are in the studio with no windows and just drew carey is the god of what is happening on "the price is right" and you want to win. you want to win so bad. >> jimmy: i think of bob barker as the god and drew is the jesus figure to me. i imagine when you won the producers backstage trying to drag the treadmill out and replace it with something else. i guess it is random, huh? >> it is completely random. my best friend tweeted, i guess we know it's not rigged. >> jimmy: well, yeah. by the way, a treadmill is kind of a terrible prize no matter the situation. >> for anyone, yeah. people ask me what i'm going to do with it. i said i will do what everyone else does, use it as a piece of furniture. >> jimmy: not a bad idea. do you have it yet? >> no. i

you can't enjoy that many possessions this idea of the on a treadmill is the valid concept. you think you enjoy life more if you buy consumer goods a you get a good day you enjoy it briefly but pretty soon you are back at the level of enjoyment that you were so you have to buy more stuff. in contrast this is my experience, for many years in the animal movement people working for purpose that harmonizes with their values as meaningful and significant. had a kind of fulfillment don't need to get satisfaction out of accumulating more stuff. they have the fulfillment that comes out of knowing they have done something worthwhile with their life and they look back with a sense of satisfaction and pride and self-esteem that they have actually use their life will end i wonder how many on the treadmill and do that. >> there must be two people who didn't fill out a card? kind of amazing evidence of the interests. really good ones. can you talk about the idea of anonymity for the giver and receiver and the effective altruism movement? contrasting with naming building miss. the pension

most people don't like to go on a treadmill and run for an hour and only burn 400 calories. >> right? miller tells us it's still important to work out when trying to lose weight. because the best exercise for weight loss is resistance training. lift those weights. >>> new statistics out on a number of children and the search is on for a man in virginia, we'll tell you about

. >> this is our treadmill. it's our second generation treadmill. to go ahead and stand on there. >> if you can bend your knees a little. all right. >> so these are bungee assemblies just like the astronauts use on iss. basically rubber tubing that will keep you pulled down to the surface of the treadmill and we can adjust that load with adding or removing clip. >> got it. you know what's always remarkable is how simple it is. i'm not sure what i expected. to be magnets on the bottom of your shoes or something to hold you down. but it's bungees and lurlly just removing or adding clips depending on your height. >> you want to give it a try? >> let's give it a try.dependin. >> you want to give it a try? >> let's give it a try. >> i thought i was going to feel more shaky or wobbly. but it's pretty good. it kind of -- the load seems pretty well spread out. >> cardio vvascular health is important, but so is weight lifting. but space is weightless. so nasa developed a special machine to achieve the same effect. >> all right. so what's this machine? >> thi

they're including this underwater treadmill. dogs on a treadmill. doesn't get better.help physical their pea to help fido shed a few pounds. he look ss -- they help physical therapy to help fido shed a few pounds. he looks healthy. >> the festival was held at veterans plaza with all of that dancing. the event included free blood pressure and vision screenings and information about living a healthy life. >>> changing gears to our weather. when you wake up tomorrow. it may not look like there is rain coming. i didn't want to use the word ominous. let the meteorologist, say that. may not look ominous. the threat is in the timing of what can happen with the storms tomorrow. >> yeah, exactly. as we work our way throughout the day. threat of thunderstorms will increase. latest information come offing in right now is actually suggesting that thunderstorms are most likely at least in the d.c. metro area. and for areas east of i-95. during the evening hours. take the kids off to the pool. to the park tomorrow. during the day. i really think you should be okay. unless you are we

manager matt williams didn't have an updated timetable but said that zimmerman got on the treadmill for a brisk walk for 15 minutes which is a step in the right direction. >> right now, he's making good progress. the pressure is being reduced with the orthotics. he is feeling better, and the fact that he could get on a treadmill is important. >> reporter: hopefully, we'll get to see him soon. he would like to join his teammates for bp. and a cool story out of france, a 16-year-old girl, melissa is a great shortstop, and she just registered to become a free agent for baseball. a 16-year-old girl which means she could be signed by a team starting july 2, the first woman added to an international registration list. because of her age and limited visibility, she may not be signed but could as she approaches the age of 18. mlb director of international development said that the teenager is legitimate and has serious skills as shortstop. even if she isn't signed, she still has the opportunity to play with for an american university. are we set to see a female on the field with women? you neve

. >>> the facebook executive that lost her husband to a treadmill accident has posted a letter to her facebook account and talks publicly about the grief and the loss of dave that fell when he fell off a treadmill in a family vacation to mexico. just to pick a moment from it she says "i think when strategytragedy occurs, you can present a choice. you can give in to the void the emptiness or find the meaning. the past 30 days i have spent moments in my void. when i can i want to choose life and meaning ". you can read the whole thing on nbc. >>> the cities jack london square is the new home and the western life style food and travel publication is headed to jack london square after more than 50 years in the park. they were there until the middle building went up for sale. the move to oakland reflects where you can live walk and bike to work. plus experience the new restaurants and shops. the economic study or by researchers say that there's a record number of people in the bank and that same study called the anderson forecast called the silicon valley is close to topping the number of

think of yourself running on a treadmill.verage speed you want to run on a treadmill is what the storm is doing. it is jogging right up to dallas and this pattern will continue not only through dallas and oklahoma city in the coming couple of days but this will stretch to the midwestern united states and the northeastern united states. heavy rainfall through friday before the storm moves out over the atlantic ocean. >> everyone look out for bill. wide reach. thank you very much. >>> a mother is fighting for her life after contracting a mysterious deadly flesh-eating bacteria. we will get you more on her painful struggle next. this is the samsung galaxy s6 edge. it comes with built-in wireless charging capabilities. the iphone 6, yeah, nope, not so much. check it out. the s6 takes wider selfies that fit everybody. the iphone 6 just cut off nana... nana!? when you do the math, it's clear. six is greater than six. the galaxy s6 edge. not all smartphones are created equal. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back wit

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. >> yes, he fell while on the treadmill and died.ublic essay to help mark the end of traditional jewish mourning period for a spouse. >> survey monkey coo david gold beg fell after falling offer a treadmill he hit his heads. friends, family, strangers who share their experiences have helped her carry on after his death. the author of the popular memoir lean in says she has learned an important lesson through the tragedy saying she learned to ask for help, and she learned more about gratitude. she also says her transition back to work has been a savior allowing her to feel connected, and useful. >> never east when something like that happens. >> no. and it is interesting because you don't typically see even people in the public apply file but did it through facebook interestingly enough. >> hopefully help someone else. that's the good part about all of that. >> good point. coming up. ment teenager struck by lightning in her own home. what landed the teen in the wrong place at the wrong time. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, tha

sandberg's husband dave goldberg died last month in a treadmill accident. she writes that returning to work has helped even if colleagues are sometimes uncomfortable. quote, many of my co-workers ha add lack of fear in their eyes as i approached. nigh why. they wanted to help but weren't sure how. i realize thad to restore that closeness with my colleagues is so important to me i needed to let them in. >>> on "cbs moneywatch," google's first driverless call and taco bell puts alcohol on the menu. jill wagner is with the new york stock exchange. good morning jill. >> good morning, alison. greece is running out of cash. its next loan repayment is due friday. greece has been negotiating for months with its creditors. hope of that brake threw in the greek credit talks encouraged talks in the u.s. the dow stocks rose 64 points. the s&p rose 4 points and the nasdaq increased 22 importants highf higher. customers should stop using the speakers. the speakers can be identified by the "b" logo on the speaker grill and the words beats pill xl on the handle. apple is o

. >> reporter: julia says she spent nearly as much time rehabbing on a treadmill as she did running track for her high school. between problems with her shin and foot, julia was constantly battling injuries, though there was no single event that caused them. >> we never really figured out why. maybe it was just from overuse mostly. >> reporter: a new study shows that's much more common than you might think. overuse injuries, things like stress fractures and lingering tendon and joint pain, are on the rise, especially in girls. >> there's a correlation there between the amount of time that they're spending and the increased incidence of injuries. >> reporter: dr. thomas best of the ohio state university medical center led the study. he charted nearly 3,000 cases over seven years in 20 high school sports. he found the most injuries happened in girls track followed by girls field hockey, girls lacrosse, and boys swimming and diving. dr. best says part of the problem is that kids spend up to 18 hours a practicing and playing sports, and because competition is often so stiff, many choose just

you know, the kind of things that i'm looking for, ellipticals, treadmills... >> yeah, yeah. >> thingsant to be part of our organization. >> right. but i opened up pro-fit to keep it in a small group model, and i don't want people just jumping on a treadmill. >> for you to make money, you have to start thinking differently. it frustrates me that michael continues to push back on changing the model. i'm confident that if we add new equipment, that we're not only going to attract new customers, but we're gonna retain the ones we have now for a much longer period of time. all of that equals more revenue. >> i just don't want to see this place open up to be like every other gym. >> what exists today is a very singular-focus offering. i wouldn't work out there. tina doesn't even work out there. she's got to go somewhere else because it's missing certain parts and pieces. so here's what i would say. humor me and pretend like you actually think this is a good idea. >> all right. [energetic music] ♪ >> these are 1,000 apiece? >> yeah. >> so i'll take 12 of them. >> okay. >> this is about $5,00

mourning period after the death of her husband, the 45-year-old executive who lost her husband in a treadmillacation in mexico a month ago. this morning she took to her facebook page to sure her emotions and thoughts. she writes "the bravery of those would have shared their own experiences have helped maine through," she adds she ends to choose life and meaning. >> the incredible new video in the newsroom from indiana, showing a small plane that just crashed into a barn. investigators say the pilot lost control of the plane and plowed into the barn along a county road in tipton built. the pilot is okay. >> are you tired of take out the trash? a san francisco company will do it for you, called "trash day," the night before collection day the employees comes and pulls your cans on the crew and then they come back the fiscal year day and run the cans to your him. right now, it is only available if parts of san francisco including castro and height and mission drift based on $38 a month based on how many you have. >> did you have these speakers in your house? apple is recalling them because of a

your car is stolen while you're on the treadmill. police say south bay gyms are being targeted by an auto theft ring. tonight three people have been arrested, but police say more car thieves could be out scoping gym parking lots. michelle roberts joins us from the south valley ymca in san jose with more on how the thieves are managing to pull it off. michelle. >> reporter: thieves know most people don't work out with their keys in their pockets so they're either sneaking in like they did here at the ymca and going into the locker room or in some cases they're actually buying a day pass just to get into the locker room. they're looking for things left out like a bag and of course those keys. police describe this man, colby worsham, as the ring leader for an elaborate operation. the target san jose fitness centers. >> it's pretty bold for someone to do what they're doing. >> police sergeant ken davis says in the last month seven cars have been stolen for five different gyms mostly in san jose. >> chances are if they try it here they'll

most teem people don't like to get on a treadmill and run for an hour and only burn 400 calories. >> when it comes to weight loss, i think it's probably 75% diet and 25% exercise. >> reporter: registered dietician judy caplan says she hears much of the same thing from her clients. >> i'm doing everything i can. i'm following this following that. and i listen really carefully. i say just tell me about what you're eating. tell me about your life. when i really look at it, they're eating way more than they think. they're drinking way more than they think. they just really don't have a realistic view of what's going on in their life. >> reporter: that's what happened to jay after he met with caplan, he learned he was eating too much. caplan adjusted his diet, adding foods that made him feel full and cutting out anything he didn't need. >> i did start to lose weight. and that was sort of astonishing to me because i had tried so many things over so much time. >> reporter: now, 75 pounds lighter, he says he's feeling better than ever. sticking to his diet plan and now working out with a per

i mean i'm lucky if i can get through ten minutes on the treadmill. >> i'm glad i didn't have to count was running. >> reporter: she told me what she was doings was playing music in her head. harriet has played at carnegie recital hall three times and playing her most difficult pieces to get her through the marathon. >> i think you have to be feeling -- you can do it and just keep saying that to yourself. >> we love harriet. and we'll see you tomorrow. good night. [ whimpering ] [ cuckoos ] [ belches ] [ dishes clatter ] [ squeaks ] [ giggles ] it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white. hello. hi, everybody. how you doing? and how are you doing? i'm great. good, good. glad to hear it. thanks a lot. thank you, jim. see you later. hi! good to see you all. [ exhales ] so look at 'em look at 'em, look at 'em. all right, get ready. we'll give away some money here -- $1,000 in our firsrst "toss up." it is a "place." ♪

dave goldberg died suddenly last month in a treadmill accident while on vacation in mexico. after marking a traditional jewish mourning period, sandberg speaks candidly about her grief. she writes, i have lived 30 years in these 30 days. i am 30 years sadder. i feel like i am 30 years wiser. she goes on to say i think when tragedy occurs, it presents a choice. you can give in to the void our you can try to find -- or you can try to find meaning. i want to choose life and meaning. >> she says her husband's death has taught her to be better at expressing gratitude towards friends and family. her letter is online at cbssf.com. she posted it on facebook. >>> we are learning more about the woman mauled to death about a lion in south africa an editor for the tv sear series game of thrones. the 29-year-old catherine chappelle was in africa to raise money for organizations working against poaching. she won an emmy last year. she was mauled in a private wildlife park on monday. >>> talk about a royal mistake. abbc journalist facing discipline after falsely tweeting that britain's que

today would be good day to hit the treadmill if you are training for the marathon. coming up on 43:00, katy? >> absolutely one of the indoor activity kind of days we ends one very soaking rainout, there our eyewitness weather watch remembers definitely talking about it this morning. quite few locations, that we've pick up some fresh observations from the watch that's morning. so thanks for waking up nice and early and giving us the report here guys. ed connors sent in really clouds, out in chesterfield, one spot where you are not getting hit at the moment. >> little run in the rain, kasey is pumpedment didn't want to take a walk, who could blame the poor thing? so soggy outside. little further inland here, where fran send in 67 degrees. out in nottingham within the last two minute, he sent this observation. >> it was a dark and stormy night. absolutely wasment woke a lot of us up. didn't it? storm scan3, next, show you what's going on here, quite a bit of activity, as we just saw, based on the werth watcher others, not everyone getting hit. about you're out and abou

the tech executive david goldberg died in a treadmill accident on vacation in mexico last month. after marking a tradition mourning period, she wrote about her grief. she wrote on facebook, "i have lived 30 years in these 30 days. i am 30 years sadder. i feel like i am 30 years wiser. she went on to say, i think when tragedy occurs, it presents a choice. you can give in to the void or try to find meaning. i want to choose life and meaning. she says her husband's death taught her to be better express her gratitude towards friends and family. read the letter on cbssf.com. >>> still to come, a gift that will change 18 lives. how one bay area man kicked off a rare kidney transplant chain. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. >>> dramatic video of sacramento firefighters fighting an intense fire at an apartment complex. heavy black smoke and flames are pouring out of the first floor apartment windows and door. the fire department released this video in an effort to

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you have over 400, i'm going to get you on a treadmill, do a stress test. might be more aggressive and do a c.t. angiogram. the difference between a calcium scoring test and stress test is that a stress test looks to simulate angina to see if you have symptoms. this gives you an anatomical view of exactly how blocked that artery is. someone at risk, i want to have this test. >> quickly, dr. samadi, bringing you back. this lady has a family history of coronary artery disease. cholesterol, high blood pressure, race. do any of those come into play here? >> yes. sometimes post menopausal women. as a detective you want to look at this patient and say these are the risk factors and i want to find out exactly what's going on in your coronary arteries. once you do that, and you get the score, you decide whether you want the stress test, go to angio, maybe the patient needs stent. i don't think everybody needs this test. be careful. for people who are at moderate to high risk, i like it. >> one risk factor which is cholesterol. cholesterol correlates directly with t

her husband died of head trauma last month after falling from a treadmill at a hotel gym in mexico. sandberg write, this is why i'm writing to mark the end of shimoshym. i have lived 30 years in these 30 days. i am 30 years' sadder and i feel like i'm 30 years' wiser. she continue i have learned that i never really learned what to say to others in need. real empathy is sometimes not insisting that it will be okay, but acknowledging that it is not. sandberg writes that despite it all she has learned from this anguish. she says i think when tragedy occurs it presents a dhois. you can give in to the void the emptiness that fills your heart, your lungs constricts your ability to think or even breathe or you can try to find meaning. when i can i want to choose life and meaning. >> sandberg's post is profoundly moving and it's on her facebook page and we have a link for you on abc 7 news.com. >>> in other news this evening a san mateo high school senior's portrait is going viral, not for the photograph herself but for the quote. it reads i would like to apologize to those who were unable

that we have significantly see an increase in spending but yet debt continues to rise so is there a treadmill of there are more federal aid? direct that is why it is important as we think about the american college promise proposal one of the key elements is the hideous those states would maintain funding levels so there isn't that type of policy going on. and we do think that the state's need to do more and the federal government is not in that position. >> on a positive side mostly public institutions do interesting things to use the data to improve the completion rates such as like arizona state or florida international or central florida. what do you find promising? what can you do to encourage more institutions? >> you mentioned a few of them better very encouraging in addition to the work of the individuals with university of lyons has gathered together a large public universities not only working on individual institutions to innovate and improve how they can work together but in addition to that there are states experimenting with performance based funding to help promote success to p

>> no i see highlights on espn when i'm on the treadmill. >> and you got our sister network in there.ek vacation and she's back. >> back in the mood. >>> coming up in the mix, a meter maid who can lift a head. >>> the movie magic of "jurassic world" from the anticipated sequel to a record-setting blockbuster. >>> first, serious concerns about this encounter. a deputy using a taser on a 13-year-old boy. the sheriff now weighing in. >>> you can find us on instagram. check out our pics at abcwnn. we posted one just now. you're watching "world news now." the new mascara you twirl on to super size your lashes and your eyes.

i mean, i'm lucky if i can get through ten minutes on the treadmill. >> i'm glad i didn't have to countunning. >> reporter: she told me what she was doing was playing music in her head. harriet has played at carnegie recital hall three times and was playing her most difficult pieces to get her through the marathon. >> i think you have to be feeling, you can do it! and just keep saying that to yourself. >> we love harriet. and we'll see you tomorrow. good night. clay thompson working out with the team, the question remains will he play in game one? >> a controversial fire prevention plan. tonight, the removal of hundreds of trees. >> can putting a swimming pool in your backyard actually save water touring the drought? >> they made a movie about me. >> this man has an impressive resume. if only it were true. the i team investigates a new case of stolen valor. >> good evening. >> he's been able to convince veterans groups he's the second most decorated soldier from world war ii. >> he was honored over the weekend but the i team was on hand as well to reveal the truth. dan noyes is here now

you have over 400, i'm going to get you on a treadmill, do a stress test.ht be more aggressive and do a c.t. angiogram. which i look to see exact will you how blocked u ed you are. >> right. >> difference between a calcium scoring test and a stress test is that a stress test looks to simulate angina to see if you have symptoms. this gives you an anatomical view of exactly how blocked that artery is. someone at risk, i want to have this test. >> quickly, dr. samadi, bringing you back into this. i mean, what about this lady has a family history of coronary artery disease. cholesterol, high blood pressure, race. do any of those come into play here? >> absolutely, even gender. we see that sometimes in post-menopausal women, they are at higher risk. as a detective you want to look at this patient and say these are the risk factors and i want to find out exactly what's going on in your coronary arteries. once you do that, and you get that score, now you're on way way to to whether you want the strs test. whether you go to angio. maybe the patient needs the stent.

that we have significantly see an increase in spending but yet debt continues to rise so is there a treadmill of there are more federal aid? direct that is why it is important as we think about the american college promise proposal one of the key elements is the hideous those states would maintain funding levels so there isn't that type of policy going on. and we do think that the state's need to do more and the federal government is not in that position. >> on a positive side mostly public institutions do interesting things to use the data to improve the completion rates such as like arizona state or florida international or central florida. what do you find promising? what can you do to encourage more institutions? >> you mentioned a few of them better very encouraging in addition to the work of the individuals with university of lyons has gathered together a large public universities not only working on individual institutions to innovate and improve how they can work together but in addition to that there are states experimenting with performance based funding to help promote success to p

i'm luckyo do ten minutes on the treadmill. >> reporter: what she was doing is playing music in her headayed a carnegie three times and playing her most difficult pieces to get her through the marathon. >> ihink you ve to be feeling you can do it d just keep saying that to yourself. >> she is amazing. because of radiation treatment on her legs for skin cancer last year she was unable to fully train for the marathon. she raised more than $90,000 for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> started at 76. that means spencer and i have a shot. >> if you start training now. >> each will do a ha marathon. >> i can s you crawl 26 miles. >> how about warriors action? the warriors and cavs are ready for the battle. the only question will klay thompson will ready for >>> coming up at 11:00 the latest on the plane crash and fire inivermore where there has been one fatality. >>> east bay schls feel major growing pains. one school filled to capacity before it even opens. whthe options are leading to outrage. >>> some are seeing green while saving water under drought restrictions. join us for those stor

you remember that goldberg died last month on a treadmill accident while in new mexico on vacation.sandberg. game three tonight. to victory intied overtime. the cavaliers have 120 six of their last 28 home games. in the stanley cup playoffs, tampa bay came behind last night to be chicago 3-2. -- lightning leaves the best the man trying to build a hockey and real estate empire. >> we think we have an exciting opportunity. downtown, surrounded by water on three sides, pretty much a .urface parking lot we think it will be a great location for corporations to move into, for retail and residents. tomorrow night in chicago. that is a look at some of top stories in this hour. in just a few hours, whether to include china shares in the emerging market index. it could mean up to 300 billion dollars of fresh inflows. shares have rallied in the month leading up to the decision and joining me now,., let's make a decision -- a distinction here. what is being considered today? >> what is currently in there is hong kong shares. if you look at the market index, it is 20% of china. all of that is ho

kennedy: we need to see bill clinton shirtless on a treadmill. >> coming up bill bellamy, i am going to ask him, if he could bring anything back from the '90s what would it be in. >> and montel kennedy: lobbying house committee who will decide its fate to pass it on for full vote, montel william, takes medical cannabis for multiple sclerosis, he is in pennsylvania to support the bill, montel williams, emmy award winning tv personalty, legend and american hero thank you. >> thank you for addressing this issue at the national level this way this is resonating in a lot of different municipalities. kennedy: tell us what is happening in pennsylvania, i am sure people there think because recreational pot is legal in places like colorado, colorado, oregon, and alaska it is legal everywhere but it is still a fight? >> it is a fight, if is not legal everywhere, it is legal for different reasons in pennsylvania, 88% of pennsylvania voters, 88%, have stated they support mi medical marijuana, a bill put through, it went through, passed in senate 40-7. something like that. it has been sitting in

either an hour or hour and a half at the gym on the treadmill, the rowing machine, or it's cutting outier to take out the calories than try to burn them off. >> do the exercise for other good reasons. >> we don't want to give the message that exercise is not important. you need exercise to maintain weight loss long term. you need exercise to build muscle mass and other benefits to lower blood pressure and cholesterol and help you sleep better and improve your mood. >> isn't it at the end of the day calories in and calories out and exercise help us burn additional calories but if you think about it even running on the treadmill half an hour is only 350 calories. it's easy to eat that many - calories or drink 350 calories. >> exactly. diet is such a hard thing to change. this is based on lifestyles and patterns and habits that have been created for years. it's how your psychological relationship is to food and what you grow up with culturally and what your family was doing. how is your job structure and do you have time to sit down and eat? it's difficult to change those patterns. >> as

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most people don't like to go on a treadmill and run for an hour and only burn 400 calories. >> right? miller tells us it's still important to work out when trying to lose weight. because the best exercise for weight loss is resistance training. lift those weights. >>> new statistics out on a number of children and the search is on for a man in virginia, we'll tell you about the inappropriate action and where it happened. >>> and pencilled down. and why students may be facing fewer tests. >>> but we want to check with chuck bell on the forecast. we like to invite chuck into the studio. >> once in a while. it's been bad outside for humidity. and that seems the mosquito population. there was a debate on my twitter feed on what to do to prevent mosquito bites. russ adams said that garlic is garlic. he said to hangar lick to cut back on mosquito. and vampires, too. >> that one i knew. >> melissa helped me google this. according to garliccentral.com, garlic also has those same properties. and they also recommend from farmers al manmanacalmanac, ruck a rubbing a little garlic on your skin. >

most people don't like to get on a treadmill and run for an hour and only burn 400 calories. >> when it comes to weight loss i think it's probably 75% diet and 25% exercise. >> reporter: registered dietitian judy kaplan says she hears much of the same thing from her clients. >> i'm doing everything i can. i'm following this and following that. i listen really carefully. i say, just tell me about what you're eating. tell me about your life. when i really look at it, they're eating way more than they think. they're drinking way more than they think. they just really don't have a realistic view of what's going on in their life. >> reporter: that's what happened to jay after he met with kaplan he learned he was eating too much. kaplan adjusted his diet, adding foods that made him feel full and cutting out anything he didn't need. >> i did start to lose weight and that was sort of astonishing to me because i had tried so many things over so much time. >> reporter: now 75 pounds lighter he says he's feeling better than ever, sticking to his diet plan and now working out with a personal tra

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most people don't like to get on a treadmill and run for an hour and only burn 400 calories. >> when it comes to weight loss i thinks it's probably 75% diet and 25% exercise. >> reporter: registered dietitian judy kaplan says she hears much of the same thing from her clients. >> i'm doing everything i can. i'm following this i'm following that and i listen really carefully. i say just tell me about what you're eating, tell me about your life. when i really look at it, they are eating way more than they think. they are drinking way more than they think. they just really don't have a realistic view of what's going on in their lives. >> reporter: that's what happened to jail. he learned he was eating too much. he ate foods that made him feel full and cut out anything he didn't need. >> i did start to lose weight and that was sort of astonishing to me because i had tried so many things over so much time. >> reporter: now, 75 pounds lighter he says he is feeling better than ever sticking to his diet plan and now working out with a personal trainer. >> when i turned 40 i was so much health

." >> i remember i was at the gym on the treadmill and i saw a preview. i was watching the tv. i was just so excited because i knew everything was going to change at that moment. >> they hoped marijuana would rescue vivian from the virtual prison she lives in. where bright lights, loud sounds and patterns can all induce a seizure. that's why she wears that patch on her eye. >> if she could be blindfolded she would be seizure free. it is all visual stimuli. she can't leave the house. >> vivian and i first played together in her darkened, quiet, very controlled bedroom. it became clear how tremendous a toll this isolation takes on vivian. also the entire family. no one here has a normal life, including vivian's 4-year-old sister adele. >> every day on the way home from school, she wants to stop but we have to be home. >> what would adele say about that? >> she'll say we can't -- when we pass the park, she says those kids are at the park but we can't go to the park because vivian has seizures, and it kills you. >> they are so severely affected. >> new york university dr. davinski

dave goldberg died last month after a treadmill accident. today marked the end of a 30 day mourning period observed in the jewish religion. sandberg grieves for the loss of her husband saying her world will never be the same. when people say to me you and your children will find happiness again my heart tells me i believe that but i know i will never feel pure joy again. you can read her entire message on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> did you get a ticket today? there was a crack down. san francisco police showing up in force. police were focusing on drivers speeding running red lights or not yielding for pedestrians. this is part of the city's vision zero plan. the goal is zero pedestrian deaths by the year 2020. >> if we can focus on the things to get people into these and eliminate them or raise awareness we are doing our job. >> officials say to expect similar crack downs in san francisco in the months ahead. >>> a woman rescued from the balcony of a burning apartment. you are looking at the arials of the after math from our nbc chopp

i am on the treadmill, as it were.hen i memorize this play, i did it while i was working on "the big bang theory" and promoting a movie and in that way it's easier to just fall into it and do it. but it does not make it faster. charlie: what's it about? "the big bang theory?" jim: at its simplest form, it was originally about four really smart guys who are not so good in the real world and meet this one girl who was good in the real world but perhaps not as bright. to put it mildly. no. in the process, it has revealed its true heart which i think is the tale of outsiders who find each other and make a family. i think a lot of good tv come especially good comedies, are very much that -- an odd group of maybe outliers who come together and make a family. i was back there and talking about seinfeld. it comes up in every conversation it seems. what are they? they are kind of oddballs. but they are their family. this is obviously very different but it is the same and that same way. charlie: this is sheldon talking to amy wh

i mean i'm lucky if i can get through ten minutes on the treadmill. >> i'm glad i didn't have to countunning. >> reporter: she told me what she was doings was playing music in her head. harriet has played at carnegie recital hall three times and playing her most difficult pies to get her through the marathon. >> i think you have to be feeling -- you can do it and just keep saying that to yourself. >> we love harriet. and we'll see you tomorrow. good night. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

$128,000 of school money on personal expenses including alcohol, electronics, like a 55 inch tv and a treadmillte auditor says knoll rodriguez also paid $2,000 for christmas ornaments. the auditor found he took advantage of procedures. he has left the school at the request of the board. >>> u.s. officials say the state department has been unable to find in its records all or part of 15 work-related e-mails from hillary clinton's private server that were released this week by the house select committee on benghazi. clinton says she handed over all of her work correspondence from her tenure as secretary of state, but officials now say these exchanges with long-time confidante sidney blumenthal were not among the 55,000 pages she provided from her private e-mail account. >>> tonight a look at why media matters. a frequent critic of this channel continues to get favorable tax treatment from the government despite what appears to be some very partisan political activity. here's fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz howard kertz. >> reporter: media matters the liberal advocacy group tha

charles: 35 different countries, brick and mortar location, they have online stuff going, they sell treadmillstories go to my website, fox business/charles payne. you were fantastic, hope you have a great weekend. true and so are you. until next week, good night. >>> hello, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration claims they have a winning strategy to fight terrorists at home and abroad, but at this point in the wlikt are they winning abroad? they're doing it with weapons the administration and pentagon chose to leave when u.s. forces withdrew from iraq. islamic states are overrunning, and the islamic state is beginning to stir within our own country. the islamic state

charles: 35 different countries, brick and mortar location, they have online stuff going, they sell treadmillscess stories go to my website, fox business/charles payne. you were fantastic, hope you have a great weekend. even you filthy rich guy, jim. lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. the chinese hackers who attacked the nerve center of our federal government and stole the records of four million federal employees are now being linked to the theft of personal information from health care insurance companies. forensic evidence reportedly linking the chinese hackers to cyberattacks against insurance providers anthem and primera blue cross, china is lashing out in reaction to the u.s. accusations. the chinese saying the united states charges are groundless and irresponsible. tonight, we look into why the am

you want to stay inside on the treadmill. not the night to be outside. dinner outside may even be too warm. in san francisco, beginning to see numbers cool off with 68 degrees. fog is moving in. but definitely not a fog storm in san francisco. currently averaging 70 degrees and for first pitch we should begin to see temperatures drop at least at at&t park down into the mid-60s. by 8:00, 59. we have winds out of northwest at 21 miles per hour. that's nothing too unusual for at&t park. let's get you into the weekend forecast. as we start the day. no matter what kind of week you lead, you probably usually like to try to get up early on saturday. at least somewhat early to get the weekend going and get things done. you'll be able to see for the morning forecast. we'll start off sunny in the south bay with 62 degrees. the east bay still looking at clear skies and 66 with areas of fog in san francisco and also the peninsula. let's take you into the micro climate forecast. numbers tomorrow will cool off a few degrees. definitely think it will be noticeable in t