know, type 2-- has two problems. one is that the pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin, and that the insulin that the body produces doesn't work well. now, for both conditions, there's two sources of problems. one is a genetic predisposition, which means that there is a tendency to develop the disease, because that comes from our history, from our family background, but it's also, maria, related to our lifestyle. that's the other element that plays a major role in type 2 diabetes. >> hinojosa: so we're talking... >> as we become overweight, we don't exercise, we don't eat the way we should, all those factors contribute to that genetic tendency then to develop this very serious condition. >> hinojosa: and you are the director of the latino initiative... >> yes. >> hinojosa: ...which means that within the latino community, specifically, and in broader senses, the african american community, the native american community... >> yes. >> hinojosa: ...we are seeing numbers that are spiking. >> yes, more than in other popu

types -- 10 are 10 -- tin types. the production of these actually involves liquid material, it involves coding a sheet of metal. -- coating a sheet metal. the liquid aspects of these processes seem apparent in these images. , someone writes that are victims, recipients of a dominant power who were acted upon by an abstract colonizing force. rather, every step of the way, faced steps tos eradicate their culture. social changes for the endeavor will of such action. change occurred in both indigenous and colonizing populations. ethnic photographs offer a -- rast for thank you. [applause] >> come to our mic stand if you have a question. questionowing to ask a specifically how this ends. in one of the photographs you should at the beginning, it was the one with all the textiles in the background. you say he was averted his eyes cap away. are these small act of trying to turn away river at the days -- averter the gays -- or their gaze? it is a process struggling with the work. you see someone resisting or you see the proce

why did we decide as a city or a community to start fixing these types of buildings? >> there were a lot of aspects that were considered well beyond just the engineering answer that these are vulnerable. and that effort brought in a lot of people from different aspects of the community that looked at the importance of these buildings to the housing stock and the possible ramifications of losing this /houbgs in the case of an earthquake. the financial implications, the historic preserve vacation s implication as you mentioned, these are very handsome looking buildings that are importance to the tourist city ask which make san francisco something that people are interested from outside in coming and visiting. >> it's such animation story when you think about the 10 years that the community spent talking about this /seurb but we actually did something about it. now we have an order unanimouses put in place to protect 100,000 residents in san francisco and retrospective in 2020. so on behalf of residents and employees in san francisco, we want to say thank you for the wor

in our plolicies that you cannot do this type of harassment. >> and have you seen this type of issue -- i guess how would you quantify the issue, if you can? because that is one of the biggest challenges. carrie, you have so many clients, but still you are one lawyer. we can only point to so many examples there. and we know this happens outside of it when people never hire a lawyer or get to that step. >> i would actually say, the question is in some ways not how do we quantify it because one single person having this devastating affect on thur lives is enough to make it worth solving. >> and josh, let me bring you in on the conversation here, too. there is obviously this kind of question of when should government get involved, always, right. and when should the federal government get involved. so what was the thought process that you had between saying that this is the point where we need to step in and start talking about federal law, especially as opposed to maybe state law. >> good question. i mean, congress is not always the best at forward-thinking technology and implementing i

the change that's going on in terms of potential threats and types of threats and types of ideologies that arise, types of weapons that are out there and types of things that can be used against us, those are the types of things we have to respond to including stuff like climate change, which storms are getting bigger. our responsibilities are increasing all the time. you can't simply say, ok, were there, were solid. >> is the urban legend or true that you think the navy worries that some of the shored locations, the sea is going to rise so much that some of your bases -- >> we are the navy. we tend to have bases on the sea >> really? >> it makes sense. i know that's a unique concept. norfolk is at risk over the next few decades if we don't do something to slow down sea level rise. >> wow. >> all our bases are in some way or another at risk. even today, we are the first responders. the navy and marine corps are the one sending in if we get a request for humanitarian assistance or relief almost every two weeks. as these storms get bigger and sea levels rise, our responsibilities increa

there's a lot of other types of cases that we brought, as well. i guess one thing i would say is that a lot of this debate is colored by the fact that there's an assumption that these photos were originally taken consensually in the first place, even though with a limited scope so that the individual had the idea, well, i'm sharing it with you but i'm not planning to pubbish it fpub i publish it for the world. a lot of our cases -- we brought a case against -- well, trend net, which was an internet based ip camera that you could hook up. and due to poor data security, even though you could set your feed to private, hackers could get around that quite easily, and they made feeds for some like 800 cameras available online. another case that we brought was the designer wearer case where people who were getting rent-to-own computers were, without their knowledge, getting the computers preloaded with software that allowed the rent-to-own franchises to determine their location, but also use the camera of the computer to take pictures of them without the

detect these types of attacks. an attacker with this type of weapon could use it as it relates to our election process. i think the distributed nature of our system doesn't render that specifically susceptible, but attackers will continue to use this device inevitably, or until they're detected and stopped, or the botnet itself can be disrupted. >> all right, shaun henry, thank you very much. >>> now to the campaign trail, new attacks being launched tonight on both sides, and new fall-out after in new york last night where donald trump and hillary clinton shared the stage and traded barbs. barely concealed by comedy. tonight as trump continues to push his message about a so-called rigged system, we have new numbers to show how that's resonating with his supporters. we have it all covered starting with nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. at that event, donald trump shared a player with hillary clinton, a polite pause, a short one in the attacks, about you now trump's overal

and the change that's going on in terms of potential threats, in terms of types of threats and types of ideologies that arise, types of weapons that are out there, types of things that can be used against us are types of things that we're going to have to respond to, including stuff like climate change, which -- storms are getting bigger, arctic is getting ice-free. our responsibilities are increasing all the time, and you can't simply say, ok, we're there. we're stopped. ms. starr: is it urban legend or is it true that you think -- the navy worries that some of its forward locations, the sea is going to rise so much that some of your bases -- sec. mabus: well, we're the navy. we tend to have bases on the sea. [laughter] ms. starr: really? sec. mabus: makes sense! [laughter] ms. starr: but yes, you -- sec. mabus: i know that's a unique concept. no, i mean, norfolk is at risk over the next few decades if we don't do something to slow down -- ms. starr: wow. sec. mabus: all our bases are in some way or other at risk. but even today, we're the first responders. we're the ones -- the nav

type a, they are called.ts and other foods rich in protein, a combination of fruits and vegetables, bread, butter, milk, type a. a nutritious lunch helps a child stay alert. it helps teenagers make that final spurt of growth that develops them into healthy grown-ups. it gives all youth the energy to keep up and grow up. and what better youth for our cultural riches than the school lunch? the total food consumed in the school lunch program represents an ever growing market for our farms and our food industry. of course, there are schools that just don't have handsome cafeterias like this or handsome kitchen facilities, but this has not stopped some schools that lack such facilities. they still have a lunch program, a different kind. i asked one school nutritionist to tell us about it in her own words. >> school lunches are prepared every day in one big central kitchen that services many neighboring schools with no kitchen facilities of their own. the lunches we put together are type a and plenty of protein. an

the change that's going on in terms of potential threats and types of threats and types of ideologiest arise, types of weapons that are out there and types of things that can be used against us, those are the types of things we have to respond to including stuff like climate change, which storms are getting bigger. our responsibilities are increasing all the time. you can't simply say, okay, were there, were solid. >> is the urban legend or true that you think the navy worries that some of the shored locations, the sea is going to rise so much that some of your bases -- >> we are the navy. we tend to have bases on the sea >> really? >> it makes sense. i know that's a unique concept. norfolk is at risk over the next few decades if we don't do something to slow down sea level rise. >> wow. >> all our bases are in some way or another at risk. even today, we are the first responders. the navy and marine corps are the one sending in if we get a request for humanitarian assistance or relief almost every two weeks. as these storms get thicker and sea levels rise, our responsibilities increas

we should have a type off. plus, millions of gallons of milk wasted across the country, but not in arizona, what dairy farmers are doing with their extra milk instead. >> plus a story all new at 9:00, two dogs stolen from their owners yard, one of them hurt after being dumped by a thief, ad tonight the dogs are look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, new on fox. >>> new on fox, two dogs are stolen from a valley couple right out of their yard. those dogs were later dumped off at a park, and during that time one of them ends up getting hit by a car. >> but there is a good ending to the story. danielle miller joins us live to explain how the dogs were finally reunit

we should have a type off. plus, millions of gallons of milk wasted across the country, but not in arizona, what dairy extra milk instead. >> plus a story all new at 9:00, two dogs stolen from their new on fox. >>> new on fox, two dogs are stolen from a valley couple right out of their yard. those dogs were later dumped off at a park, and during that time one of them ends up getting hit by a car. >> but there is a good ending to the story. danielle miller joins us live to finally reunited with their owners. danielle? >> kari and marc, the owner of these dogs tells us that these dogs meant the entire world to his family. they were even service dogs for his wife. luckily, as you guys mentioned, both of these dogs very found, but unfortunately one of them had to be brought here to animal care and control, because unfortunately it was badly injured. >> for us, it's not like an animal. family. >> talking about his two sharpeis, wrinkles and cha-cha, the two stolen from his home last night after cleaning the home acc

now if you go in and type in books, you will find several that are pro and anti, ann koulter's book on immigration. very pro-donald trump. that.ered we also covered mark fisher who is a post reporter, washington reporter. and his book is called "trump revealed." critical look at donald trump. and "the making of donald trump" is another book that we've covered. in o booktv.org and type or trump hillary books books you can get a whole slew nline and watch them at your leisure. host: thanks. we're going to go back to reactions from viewers around about the debates. eborah writes, the debates continue to be sexist as hillary clinton is rebuffed by no facts and voters still believe he's man because he's the man. so much more

there are three types of waterwheels that were used back in the day. currently, peirce mill used a breast shot wheel. the overshot wheel is when you live in high, mountainous areas, so you have water coming down, so you can use the push of the water and the weight of the water to turn the wheel. if you live in a mixed area, like we do here, some high, some low, you can use a breast shot dam to do for the water to have more push when it gets here. it usually hits chest high and will turn the waterwheel backward. if you are out west where it is very flat, even if you have a dam, you will not get the water up very high, you will use the under shot wheel where the wheel catches the current of the water to turn the wheel. here we have the parts taken apart so you can see all the different parts. this is how the mill parts look when they are put together for milling. this is the bed stone. this is the bottom stone. it stays stationary. the top stone over here, this is the runner stone, the one that is going to spin around. you will have to use this stone cra

spilling out of pipe or any respiratory type gear to indicate bad air or a leaka leakage. we are streaming this on fox news now. if you go to our website, fox10phoenix.com, we'll keep the stream going for you, and we'll dip back into this throughout the rest of this show. again, this is in gila bend, south and west of the valley where we have a man trapped in what appears to be a large pipe right there. go ahead and go online if you want to continue to watch this unedited, and if you're watching you a little bit later. >>> still to come on fox 10 news at noon, how many of you have stress on the job? how your job may actually be >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with cory mccloskey on fox 10 news. >> have you been out yet today, take a >> yeah, i get out of. >> it's pretty nice today, isn't it? >> yeah, i do that. >> it's pretty nice today, a little warm. >> it's too warm. i'm getting a lot of pushback, as you know, on the temps. but next week is our week. >> that should be it because next week we are into the halloween week, or close to it, and halloween is the cutof

that type of agenda, and immigration, these are the types of things we could unite and work and get done and going back to tpp is really not in her vision of what an economic progressive economic agenda looks like for her. we do appreciate the importance of trade for creating jobs. we do appreciate that you want more exports. what we want to do it is show china that you've got to be extremely tough on them. there's measures she's going to take from denying the market economy status to going hard on the subsidization of steel that's hurting our workers, she will build up that enforcement mechanism to make sure that our trade partners live by the rules in a way the bush administration never did with china when they never used the 421 measure that was put in place. you can feel comforted, for those who are upset that she is against tpp, we are not supporting the trunk plan, which is to simply slap on a 45% or 35% tariff to pretend you can magically make imports go away and that that would ause no disruption to my has no sophistication about the role of how economies work and the different p

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when you type it out what would that be? td see again i dont know the letters, but i could type it out. i would spell it a-p-h-a-t-a-p-a-o-e-k-w-r-a. to me its gibberish and frustrating to wrap my head around, but those like tiffany find it easy. on top of it, court reporting is a very stable and rewarding industry dominated by females. but tiffany is 22 years old so surely she wont be doing this yes i love it laughing yup, i you are watching fox 6 news at 11. a few showers through late morning then decreasing clouds and some sunshine in the afternoon. high temperatures will reach into the low 70s. clouds will move back in overnight keeping us mild in the upper 50s. . thanks for joining us at eleven. our next newscast is at four >> announcer: a roommate situation goes up in smoke... >> there was not just smoking. they were selling weed, meth, and coke at the house. >> announcer: ...and a bad deal gets worse. >> her boyfriend was smoking with us, as well, and selling weed. >> judge judy: so, the only ones that aren't smoking.

and said would you mind typing my resume so i typed his resume, i actually experimented recently withdragon, the dictation, you dictate it and it is converted into type, very protracted learning process, the machine keeps telling you repeat yourself and keep going on so that was painful. i was told when you dictate, maybe it changed, when you talk to dragon, you have to give it the punctuation and that is tedious. so i gave up dragon. i imagine there will be developments that will create a smooth connection between speech and printing. >> i gather you don't have problems with procrastination. >> i don't. >> one question mostly for the biographer. did you note these events, persons or ideas that really influenced the line of thinking, mostly the idea that we wouldn't expect that? >> that is a good question. the answer is found in the acknowledgments of various books and articles. for the first two articles that grew in stanford. very effusive acknowledgments, this idea, just writing it up, a very gracious thing, it indicates the depth of the connection. i was very fortunate to talk wit

. >>> teens in a romantic relationship report some type of abuse. and, more and more, it's what's called technological abuse. cleveland 19 getting answers on dating violence. that's next. >> samantha: well it might be we are in the mid 70s in cleveland. but just a year ago today, it was only 46 for a high. the low temperature was 39. and, we picked up a 10th of an inch of snowfall. that was a year ago today. it was a saturday. and that snowfall was actually a record for this date. well, things have changed this year, haven't they. we will talk about this heat >> tia: welcome back. one in three teens report having some kind of abuse in their romantic relationships. that includes verbal, emotional and also physical abuse. and there's a newer type called technicallogical abuse. started dating in high school. at 14 years old, she was excited to be in what she called a real relationship. >> he was an upper classman. he played sports. >> reporter: it didn't take long for the butterflies to fade. >> we would argue a lot. he would raise his voice at me. >>

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experts experts experts warn this type of debate - a town hall - requires candidates to show empathy, not settle the score. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. q: is there any research about what impact voters?a: tba the debate et clinton and donald trump... happens on sunday night at six p-m.you can watch it live .. on 12 news dot com or the 12 news app.and get complete analysis on 12 news at 10. in your morning health check - some good news for women who work the night shift. an overnight schedule does not increase the risk of developing breast cancer. past research has suggested irregular sleep patterns can cause a variety of health problems ... but there's been little information about how shift work affects the risk of breast cancer. so british 10 studies involving more than one million women. they found women who had worked night shifts -- even for decades -- were no more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than those with no history of night shift work. pokemon go has become the fastest downloaded smartphone game in history. and while the reality game gets pe

and the way we type there's not or sounds, instead of typing single letters we do it by sound sow it would be tiff-ny. >> quickly then because a lot of times people have the closed captioning on and they're not hearing impaired, there's mistakes. court reporters can go back and change that for the record. you guys can't because you're going so fast. is it because the word is actually misspelled or is it kind of a problem of >> it's because when you're going so fast your finger can actually slightly touch another key, and then it will totally throw off and put out another word or if it's garbled then that's usually something wrong with the phone line or the modem or enwounder. >> do we have video of you doing your job at home? >> i think you do. >> tell us a little bit about how it works. how long might you be -- so you do the "morning blend." what time does your day start >> yeah. and i start my first news show at 4:30, and then i'm usually for the most part done by 1:00 in the afternoon, so i have a really good schedule and i have a lot of my hours before my kids are up and at it. >

and what you actually do, you simply type in the type of seafood or sushi that you enjoy and it'll tell you what the best kind to buy is. - [scott] of course, pollution and climate change threaten this exhibit is meant to be educational and inspirational. so we all do what we can to help. - one thing we want to do is first of all show people a very special aquatic treasure of the planet and that is the indo-pacific reef. - it was really cool seeing all the different kinds of fish and the different colors. - it was really cool seeing like all the animals - that like, the animals can be with each other and not hurt them. - visiting an aquarium is a special kind of sightseeing. you can call it sea sighting. at the national aquarium in baltimore for teen kid news, i'm scott. - next on teen kids news, a tip that will brighten your homework habits. in this week's make the grade report. - it's time for make the grade, here's christin. many of us are in the dark. especially with regards to proper lighting. let's start with the right bulb. we're all familiar with the tried and true incandescent

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the approved type a lunch. let it happen every noon in every school, in every state.fter all, you can't teach a hungry child. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can see our upcoming schedule or watch a recent program. to then artifact, road white house rewind, lectures, and more at c-span.org/history. >> on election day, a nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race, including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates, and follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their debates and speeches. c-span, where history unfolds daily. announcer: after interviewing presidential historians, talmage boston created 10 commandments for presidential leadership. and, he discusses them provides examples of pres

there is another type of this kind of equipment. behind you, it tells you the pitch of the ship fore and aft. we also have the surface radar. it allows us to see targets on the ocean or other vessels around us. we also see on the table some examples of the helmets that would be worn during combat. each one with their own label for the duty position, the person wearing it. the most important piece of equipment in here has actually been removed. i will move over here and show you a small shelf. this would hold the fuel that runs the navy. we know that because there are instructions here on how many grounds to put into the pot of coffee. we do not use diesel, we use coffee to run the navy. during the refit in the 1980's, this ship, our u.s. navy was caught in a dichotomy of old and new equipment. we have allied nations that do not have the resources to upgrade their assets. we are trying to step into the future with computers and other high-tech equipment and yet we have to be able to communicate with other ships and other nations as w

when you type it out what would that be? td see again i dont know the letters, but i could type it out. i would spell it a-p-h-a-t-a-p-a-o-e-k-w-r-a. to me its gibberish and frustrating to wrap my head around, but those like tiffany find it easy. on very stable and rewarding industry dominated by females. but tiffany is 22 years old so surely she wont be doing this until she retires. or will she? yes i love it laughing yup, i that was our brian kramp reporting... a new movie tells the story of a trial following world war two. it's between a historian and a holocaust denier. our gino salomone speaks with the woman who inspired the film. why she says it's like an out of feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin

more of a fun type. but you understand now that he's not interested in that type of relationship? well, i think he could've told me that, but yes, i do. and i'm a little offended that he would expose me to this kind of embarrassmeme. uh-huh. if you're asking do i get the message, the answer is yes. all right. d.o.a.'s last fare gave us some guys to look for that worked out of a couple of gay bars. [fancy] you'll go out later on? [simone] yeah. jill. have you met andy sipowicz, bobby simone? i met bobby. hi, andy. how's it going? you were at d.o.i., huh? yeah, yeah. boss, you got a minute for me? yeah. thanks. mm-hmm. no callback from henry coffield? - no. - you wanna start working on this? what a little baby you are. what a little tattletale. that guy i talked to earlier, said he was getting threatened? yeah. what's it about? his ex-girlfriend's brother was hassling him... over not taking responsibility for ththgirlfriend's baby. - i went to talk to the brother, try to cool it out. - during a meal period? this girl just stood there. so, you think the baby's not hers? i'm wondering

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this type of hack isn't the type of hack where they go in and get information and steal it.s the type of hack where they just try to overwhelm the internet to try to bring it down. imagine if you and i were upset at a grocery store for some reason and we sent all of our friends to try to block the doors from getting in. that would be the actually physical equivalent of this happening. it did have a huge effect. people want to know who was this? though so far nobody is pointing any fingers at any particular group or nation, at least not yet. but as you guys can imagine, as you've been reporting on election, tensions are very high right now with the united states pointing their finger at russia for some of the leaked e-mails, but nobody has said it was russia and no other group or nation has been named at least not for now. >> and there's no understanding or no expectation that anyone would claim responsibility in a situation like this. >> there's not. many times there is, but lot of times you never know who it is, but there was this interesting tweet from wikileaks if we coul

some of the types of yoga offered at the festival are yoga for addiction and ptsd and a type of yoga to encourage people to go out and serve their community. >> the class to encourage our students to step into service, be ever service to their families. step out into community and be of service. it's a nudge where we come together and inspire ourselves throughout and serve the world. >> yeah, so again all types of yoga classes ongon out there. no word if the festival is offering the goat yoga we showed you yesterday. >>> halloween time and the glendale public library is holding its annual fright night weekend. this upcoming weekend. the library is over at 59th and glendale avenue. the event opened to anyone between the ages of 12 and 18. and the library we heard is known to have some mischievous spirits in the buildg. janitors and librarians have reported that they seen ghosts and things moving around inside the library after dark. >> books coming off shelves. papers being moved. clocks coming off the walls. and the children's area sometimes librarians are there feel like there is a

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