i know he was very keen at that time to really tackle what he felt was an unhealthy relationship. he pulled back from it. what's interesting? >> well, he's basically saying that he made a decision not to take on the media culture, because if he had, it would have been clearing the decks of government. he said it would have been a long, pro tracted battle. so he says when he was prime minister, he decided to manage the media rather than actually confront the culture. and what he's talking about is the power of newspapers in particular to, if you didn't necessarily do what they want, to write editorials. >> he's raising something that a lot of people have said recently, can you separate -- will this call for a separation of news and comments after this, so that you have to have unbiased reporting of news, but obviously an editorial and comment and features whenever you want, because this is what the labour government felt they were up against. >> that's right. they're looking into whether the murdoches in particular have a kind of stranglehold over policy and whether that was an unh

unhealthy and more unhealthy. >> i can't understate how important this whole research and analysis and study was. willpower alone they founding is not the reason why you're skinny or fat. it isn't willpower. it's a whole system that is stacked in a certain way. now, the trust for america's health put together this map. i want to show you the scope of the childhood obesity problem. only one state, oregon, with a childhood obesity rate under 10%. that's nothing compared to where we are as adults. at least one in four of adult americans is obese. just one state, colorado, is under 20%, barely. these are grownups that have heard their whole lives to eat less, exercise more. why isn't it working? >> at least part of the calories kids are consuming happen in schools so there's some research that's just came out that's showing california is making some good traction by cleaning up vending machines and cleaning up the cafeterias. we can and should do that. i would say also one of the big challenges with childhood obesity is parents have to be heavily engaged. they create the environment in the

. >>> still to come, could unhealthy foods take a toll on your wallet as well as your waste line? >> for instant updates log onto wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's health watch, health experts say taxes on unhealthy foods needs to be higher. researchers predicted 20% tax on sugar drinks in the u.s. would reduce obesity rates up to 3.5%. the food industry argues the taxes would be unaffair and lead to -- unfair and lead to job losses. >> check back in today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00, the new baltimore grand prix team comes to baltimore this afternoon. we will have the latest. the final day of the special session. the latest on the house vote on the new budget items. join us for these stories at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >> please stay with us, your five day forecast is next. roar! alright, what do lions eat? that's all the horses sir. ...and the men? all the king's men are here too sir. it doesn't look good. >>> welcome back. taking a look at the inner harbor, some activity going on this afternoon. >> we were trying to figure out if something was going on in the water. we

why unhealthy lungs are still being used in organ transplants. that is ahead in health watch. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in health watch, a new study in lancet finds lungs donated by smokers are better than not having a lung transplant at all. in the united kingdom those that received the lungs of smokers had a better chance of survival than those on waiting list but they tend to survive for a shorter period of time than those that get the healthy lungs from nonsmokers. >>> a northwestern medicine study finds that eliminating one bad habit will have a domino effect on the others. researchers find the two most effective ways to change unhealthy habits are to cut down on time spent in front of a tv or computer screen and to eat more fruits and vegetables. >>> you want to check back in with wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 when we will have the latest on a shooting that wounded a 10-year old. >>> first warning weather is keeping an eye on the heat and everything that goes with it today. we will keep you posted on any weather advisories. join

blair told an inquiry and essex that an unhealthy relationship has involved between the press and politicians in britain. at the same time, he said a close relationship was inevitable. >> he returned later to power after 18 years in opposition. critics say tony blair did what amounted to deal with rupert murdoch. support new labor and we will give you commercial freedom. mr. blair told the club as an inquiry there would never be such -- told leveson inquiry that there had never been such a deal. >> neither express or implied. >> mr. blair was reminded that in 1995 he had accepted rupert murdoch's invitation to travel to australia to deliver a speech at a conference attended by mr. murdoch and his most senior executives. it was suggested it was a charm offensive. >> i would not been going all the way around the world. i remember had to go -- if it had not been a very deliberate and strategic decision i was going to go and try to persuade them. >> mr. blair said when he became prime minister he decided not to confront the media, but did the relationship become too cozy? >> the concept of cozine

less than the all out ban but king michael's own priorities and has used his iron fist to crush unhealthy habits think about all the other items that he sees as contra bad contraband he's put a ban on smoking in restaurants and parks yes outdoor parks in public places he's gone after the big bad artificial trans fats to make their way to restaurant foods and he's so serious about his role as chief of food police he's even enforced nutritional rules for food served at homeless shelters rules the de facto banned food donations so that's right even the people who are going hungry need to read the labels afore they can be fed now as much as we're joking about the comparison between the mayor and king joffrey from game of thrones the resemblance is actually a little scary you have to admit but away from king's landing back to new york city i think it's safe to say that i speak for a large number of people when i say stuff banning things bloomberg let's be honest obesity is a huge problem in this country but the solution is not a ban things is to teach people how to make healthy choices make it

all part of a state law that goes into effect in august which tries to limit our kids' access to unhealthy food from a half an hour before the school day to a half hour after it ends. but the department of public health wants the ban on sweet treats to extend 24/7. its new guidebook it says schools are encouraged to apply the new nutrition standards at all times. >> clearly it's to really create an environment in schools where kids have the opportunity to make choices among healthy options. we're at a place in massachusetts where one-third of our kids in schools are either overweight or obese. >> reporter: in danver, some band boosters say back off. >> not so sure why the state feels that they need to step in on this. >> this is our facebook question of the day. are lawmakers overstepping their authority by banning bake sales? we want to know what you think. >> check out wnnfans.com. chime in on this one. >>> straight ahead, a big birthday for a timeless puppet. >> mr. punch is next here on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations.ieie

they said the building is old and unhealthy. parents will continue their protest on monday at the county council meeting. orioles officials are stepping up security measures for the rest of the season in hopes of stopping a rowdy fans from running onto the field. situations like on opening day have ball park operators worried about security. the team has now hired a private security company to assist police. >> the orioles are about to -- are taking on the tampa bay rays. two teams, identical records. >> both 20 and 12. we are a third of the way through may and these are the teams that share first place in the american league east. it will be a perfect night for baseball. it is a reunion. look scott come up for years he spent with the birds, and now with -- luke scott, four years he spent with the birds. now he is playing with the rays. he always spoke his mind. that was fine. as far as the orioles getting a chance, matt has an idea for his staff. >> it will be fun, to sit the least. he was a great teammate when he was here. we

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and they recognized it as an unhealthy addiction to laudanum. >> and to make the connection to now, we -- you just mentioned oxycontin, oxycodone, all of those, are recognized as being a problem but yet, at the same time, there's a huge prescription drug fraud in those drugs, but i have back issues and my doctor has said, anytime you need it, i will write it for you, but you have to come into the office so that i can see you actually are clearly suffering from symptoms. it's recognized as a problem but is still prescribed. >> npr had two medical experts on their show and they were talking about this very same thing, addiction to painkillers, withdrawal, and how it's being prescribed and how it's being regulated. one of their callers had to fill out a psychological profile sheet, and he had said that his use of alcohol was moderate and that he had suffered depression episodes and they would not -- would not -- prescribe him painkillers. >> nate? >> well, i think part of the reason why that's so common now and why this was common then is those drugs were really effective. there's nothing

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return to attacks sugar and fast food and unhealthy sexual behavior to pay for us to do research you cannot go on in honor of things that we can tax that may unhealthy but doing a lot, to impose fines and behavior to taxes and fines. >>> i am against that. there are several problems with that on a number of fronts. >>> when the idea of the tax to the with a thin is going and three because you don't like the idea of trying to control people's behavior to the government. >>> the the point is 7 and comes with the sun where the money can be spent. it for quite takes in tax revenue almost a billion notion the california economy has said a portion of that even of the country the offer of this bill said last week we're verdict and a wailing can be spent at some of the state and even outside the country. >>> its going to be the battle fight of this election. talking about $60 million from both sides going into this. the talk of this media >>> with the campaign in support of proposition 29 coming up the next half-hour. bitten also all lotus about sports the giants score another when against a

we will find it sugar taxes, fast food taxes, unhealthy sexual behavior taxes to pay for fet research, you can go on and on of things that we can tax that are unhealthy but do we really want government to impose fines and try to control people's behavior taxes? >> though you said you're not unnecessarily against the >> i am against that. >> your problem is against where the money's going >> he is against the nanny state as well. one, the idea of tax, too, the idea of where the money's going and three, because you don't like the idea of controlling people's behavior >> one other point, as far as having problems with this, where the money can be spent. it can be spent out of the state of california. so if we tax almost $1 billion from the economy and send a portion of that out of state or even out of the country, the author of the bill said just this last week that yes, we wrote in a way that money can be spent outside the state or even outside the country >> that is the main argument we see being made in a lot of these ads >> it is an issue of tax matter how you feel about tobacco. >>

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. >> why are swedish young people so psychologically so unhealthy? so full of anxiety? so easily depressed. >> educational test scores dropping as well. >> we have highest spending of education. our children should be doing the best of any country in the world. they are not. >> himlstraun believes the iron grip is steering sweden towards >> finally this week it is a sad trend, churches sold or abandoned, many turned into restaurants or bars, in evansville, indiana, opposite is true. one life church is transforming an old brewery into a place of worship. a growing congregation and a symbol of rejuvenation for the community. >> several months went by, are we ever going to find the place? >> for us to come in and give it a new purpose and new meaning. >> in fact one of our worship teams is taking on the name of on tap. we believe god is going to do unique things. >> on tap, great name. renovations done by volunteers, church plans to open in three months. that is it for this week's edition of "christian world news." if you have story ideas, go to our facebook or website cwn

a study says that a 20% fat tax would itch -- it's a worldwide thing and the study -- says unhealthyhould get breaks for buying healthy food. >>> after a very busy yesterday, the arch bishop spent his day serving the area and he toured the center Ñ-Ñ-ñn here. Ñ- >> >> it's so important to be involved in and not only doing good work but -- working with people that -- are good people and. >> reporter: he succeeds eduardo brian who left for rome to start his new duties. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right. sunny finish to the day around baltimore and points west of the city. to the east, cloudier, moreon that in a second. winds east northeast at 12, visibility unrestricted. 75 today. that's about normal. this part of may, 74 average. that hit the two agree guarantee so jimmy brooks you get a storm umbrella. not a cloud. you talk about a deep blue sky. what a nice day, that's because we have a coastal disturbance in the carolina's, spinning a few cloudsÑ- it's dry. temperatures comfortable. mid-70s with coo

the researchers say those with more education tend to avoid unhealthy behavior and have more access toe company will pay out $40 million to settle a deceptive claim that shoes help you lose weight and tone up. the government says those claims are unfounded. >> a new study finds common ground between brain injuries suffered by football players and those of military veterans exposed to explosive devices. university researchers say it appears a single explosion in triggered the brain for damage disease. some scary moments during a major league baseball game yesterday. a player from the tampa bay rays gets hit on the wrist and stays in the game but moments later he passes out from the injury. is x-rays were negative and he was later diagnosed with a contusion in his right arm. >> a daredevil sky dive team earned their wings over the australian alps. >> this video captures the moment where the five man team moving at speeds of up to 120 m.p.h. catch up with a pair of gliders. during the daring maneuver the skydivers fly alongside beer plants close enough to make eye contact with the pilots.

. >> nobody ever said i was unhealthy. i really think you can't miss -- although, she's the chef was nice. but -- you just go on to other things. we have been so lucky. all the bushs have been lucky. life has been -- i mean, these libraries and these -- whatever center you call your thing, anyway -- i know it's not a library. the people all come back. it is just -- we are very lucky. and we know it. and there are people who are hungry and people that are homeless. people that can't read. and, you know if you know somebody who is lonely, go see them. i mean, there's just a lot of things we can do because -- we can read. we are certainly well fed. we have lots of people we love. i love my in-laws. i have two here. perfect. i mean, look at them. we're lucky. >> you know, i think nothing could say better when you ask the question would people run for public office. the experience of both of you and your family and the dignity with which you carry both the offices and the time afterward suggests that it may be a tough vocation

it is the best tasting food ever. >> and you don't have to be unhealthy at mcdonalds.here are salad options. one of which the southwest chicken salad is one of my favorites. i travel a lot on the road and i recommend that one. dressing on the side. it is fantastic. >> you sound like a yaw hue.com nutrition columnist. when you are traveling, you can go to mcdonalds, but try the healthy side options. >> i swear, it is really good. the southwest chicken -- grilled chicken salad and dressing on the side. they give you the cheese and the beans. it is flavorful and healthy. >> i feel like i should be saying thank you, nicky. we will be right back with tabooed morning -- good morning daytoma. i bt didn't even know where that is. >> i don't either. i wanted to be sincere. >> not everything has to be snarky, greg. >> i was waiting for her to say, and then i smear it with whatever. >> it is not going there. i am being honest. >> even though this is england this is obama's fault and he should be impeached. >> is that it? >> have you 30 seconds. >> the chinese chicken salad at mcd

. >> she never did any exercise, eating unhealthy. and just really didn't care about a healthy lifestyle. >> now i have several belts, because i would never want anything to see i had a waistline. >> reporter: she lost 65 pounds using god as a motivational coach. >> when i was starting the program, i was weak and i didn't think i could make it, i would start writing in a journal for god to give me strength. >> reporter: what would you say? >> god, please givey moo the strength to eat these foods so i can lower my blood pressure and my diabetes. >> reporter: like a prayer. >> exactly. >> reporter: the program is in most ways not different from many other systems. it's about nutrition and exercise. and it's about the company of other people fighting the same battle. >> amen! >> how are you, good morning. >> reporter: he says, you don't even need to be christian to take part in this. >> we've had ath yift come before. >> did he still go away an ath yift? >> as far as i know, he did. >> reporter: they've been looking for a sign and the pa

the displays of anger, and patients from time to time are not unhealthy. i do get quite a lot of letters from people that say that i was not impressed by their behavior. i think we have to keep it within some sort of boundary. >> following the scandal of mp expenses, and he wants to stress that he does not live in these grand apartments himself. >> i have got an action portrait. these are our predecessors. each has to go about this in their own way. >> not a bad way to put a personal stamp on these rooms. >> at one of the big legacy promises of the 2012 olympic games was to inspire a new generation to take a sport. the games are hoping to do just that. talented youngsters have been competing in london. they take a look at the action. . the tension is the same. rce competition and the tension when things do not work out. this has the feel of a new olympics. they gathered for the games. 12 sports across six different venues in east london. this is where their corn to have the olympic table tennis event this summer. it is important for them to get the experie

the study says half have unhealthy blood pressure, cholesterol or blood should go are levels that putat risk for future heart problems, 3400, 12 to 19 took part in the cdc survey. one expert says the battle for good health is being lost early on with many children. the study is in today's journal of pediatrics. >>> simple cheaper exam can cut risk for developing colon cancer or dying from the disease. new study shows test the test known as sigmoids a good option checking the lower 1/3 of the lower intestine -- many doctors recommend a more complete test the colonoscopy, a lot of people refuse it because it is expensive and unpleasant. >>> it is going to cost more to visit the happiest place on earth. disneyland raised ticket prices over the weekend second in less than a year. the park has boosted prices every summer the cost of single day pass jumped $7 to $87. year round pass increased by as much as $waive if i -- 150 to $649. abc7 is owned by disney. >>> a condo in the big apple sell force a record 90 million dollars. >> we'll show it to you, next. >>> today i'm going to take to sou

government to enforce certain behaviors >>> will we find sugar or tax sugar pacs fast food, tax unhealthyual behavior to pay for as did the research you can go on. >>> that notion find some resonance with people in the prop 29 ads >>> is a brother telling you what you should do this so we get rid of starbucks and coffee and other things let loose something we that we americans and joy. chisholm supporters of prop 29 say the industry's message misleading. >>> the figures are irrefutable if you raise the cost of smoking consumption goes down and goes down among kids. >>> if the tax is used to change behavior is that bad? >>> we're still welcome to smoke maybe you should bear some of those costs >>> and not telling you what to do their charge you more to do it. >>> prop 29 forces fall favorites say they are outgunned. >>> we've come up with about $4 million on the yes side but the tobacco industry has spent 40 million on this and by the time is over expenditure between 8100 million. >>> the entire prop 29 grove tells us the tobacco tax not needed for research results ready billions of & abou

chisholm what we find ultimately to change behavior will be fine sugar, packed sugar tax fast food, tax unhealthy sexual behavior to pay for as did the research you can call on. >>> that vote that top and fines residents with those who are funding the ads. >>> do we get rid of starbucks in coffee and lose something that we as americans and joy. >>> supporters of prop 29 say the tobacco industry message misleading. >>> if you raise the cost of smoking and consumption goes down and goes down among kids >>> if the tax is used to change behavior is that bad >>> rather than penalize good behavior you penalize bad behavior which is smoking and the interest of public health you are welcome to smoke but maybe you should bear the cost >>> the not telling you what to do and they're charging you more to do in which they tend to do. >>> prop 29 advocates say they are feeling and what kind. >>> in the yes side is come up with $4 million but the tobacco industry has spent $40 million and by the time is over the expenditure between 80 and $100 million. >>> prod 29 opponents as the tobacco taxes and i needed the

when people are awake we they shouldn't be they tend to eat more unhealthy news.orget, abc2news.com is the place for all the health us in you nee.d check out the interesting news to help you and your families find all the information you need. >>> it has happened in every zip code what police are doing to deal with the growing problem of metal theft in our hear. >>> and it is the defense' turn in the john edwards trial. we'll look at the strategy and who is expected to testify on edwards' behalf. >> it's in the easy buying green. those stories and more coming up at 5:30. >>> we're getting you up to the minute lawmakers are back in annapolis for a three-day special session to approve a budget deal. governor o'malley and others have already come to an agreement including income tax increases for people making more than $100,000 or more and households making more than $150,000 a year. it will help the state avoid cuts to education. >>> a woman was shot several times. police say she was stopped at a red light when another vehicle pulled up and someone inside started s

>> the wort -- word "unhealthy" implies impropriety, and i don't know that i agree with that. i've been out of politics for quite some time. things are going to change. i think things have already changed. i think, actually, that process may even have gup while i was -- begun while i was there. you know, we were the first government ever to be transparent with the meetings we had with the media. maybe that process had already started to kind of enter into people's minds. >> another part of the evidence, he says that it started with the story about the -- if i was making decisions about news of the world staff and their futures on the basis of the failure to stand up or a story being off to another newspaper, three quarters of the staff would have been under subsidiaries. that's the nature -- part of the contrast of sunday newspapers. in any event, it was a story about whether or not he would be wearing purple shirts. it was not exclusive about who was the next manager of england, for example. >> later in 2006, this is paragraph, 130, do you see that? that's -- >> yes. >> repor

caveman converts are shedding pounds of repairing damage done to their health after years of unhealthyeating but if you want to step into the cave, you need to toss out certain foods last year she lost 100 lbs.. today she is even slimmer >> fantastic, i have never felt better. i don't even weigh myself anymore >> another convert, this neurosurgeon >> within three months i lost 77 lbs.. within 11 months i lost 133 lbs. >> it is an elimination by it, cut out anything process, grains >> brands are probably the worst thing in the human diet >> mark was a top fitness athlete in the '70s >> i was one of the fittest people on the planet and inside out was falling apart >> he said when he ate grains is triggered inflammation, curable bowel syndrome, osteoarthritis so he went caveman >> we have just not devolve to withstand these little many toxins, these nt nutrients that are in grains >> the doctor says if you remove them from your diet and feed your body right it will start to repair >> the liver is able to take care of our own waste products that are body produces and not the stuff that is

. >> like california campuses that don't sell sodas, unhealthy snacks and fried food. you'll find fruits and vegetables, fries that are baked and whole grains. schools have gotten rid of salt packets. >> this is like i was kind of upset. i like salt. but, yeah. it's like helping me eat better and that is what i want to do. >> this would be a larger size. this shirt. doi feel like. i would be heavier. >> 160 fewer calories per day may not be much, researchers say most children could avoid weight gain by simply cutting out 100 to 200 calories per day. students do bring junk food from home. and this assembly man says a pediatrician says more needs to be done. >> in the school there is an environment where kids will take fewer calories. we can use this information to talk to parents about how to create an environment at home. >> the study author noted news is encouraging and live in sacramento abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. a study out of denmark suggests another way to prevent children from becoming obese, let them sleep in your bed. children who never slept in their

will we tax fast food or sugar or unhealthy sexual behavior to pay for as did the research you can go on >>> that notion find some resonance with people who see the prop 29 ads >>> is a big brother telling you what is better for you if so we get rid of starbucks and coffee man and a lot of other things something we americans enjoy >>> supporters of prop 29 say the tobacco industry's message is misleading >>> the figures are irrefutable if you're is the cost of smoking consumption goes down and was found among kids >>> if the tax is being used to change behavior is that bad? >>> if you penalize bad behavior you your welcome to small but maybe you should not or bear some of the costs >>> the not telling you what to do the charging more to do it. >>> prop 29 forces favor the tax say they feel a bit outgunned >>> the money we've been able to come up with is about $4 million, the tobacco industry is already spent 40 million on this and by the time is over their expenditures could be between 80 and $100 million >>> profit 29 opponent told cbs 5 the tobacco sexes taxes nine needed for resear

alert has been issued for tomorrow, so for those in the sensitive breathing group, it's going to be unhealthyrow afternoon. the temperatures, sky high once again for this tum of year. it's -- for this time of year. it's still incredibly humid with a dew point of 70. take a look, it's not just us. there's a lot of heat out there. we've seen record highs up in chicago before the thunderstorms came in, records all the way down to new orleans and heading back into texas. there's a lot of heat out there and it's going to continue to move our way, along with varying chances for showers and thunderstorms. . we do have the front passing by to our north tomorrow and then we're going to focus on just down to our south. offshore, it's subtropical storm beryl. it has a little bit of tropical characteristics but some nontropical characteristics so a hybrid. beryl will become our problem later. first up is this front, another one comes in from the west, chance of shower and thunderstorm with it but all the while we stay in the heat and after that, beryl will start to make a turn toward the north. it's goin

be slapped with higher health- insurance premiums >> if someone is choosing to be inactive can be unhealthy, the risk goes up and chances are there more strain on the resources of the health-care system. that is truly the only fair system out there >> not everyone agrees the >> obesity can be self induced but it also has huge genetic factors >> this bio ethicist is all for personal responsibility but argues against higher premiums for less than healthy individuals. >> and in the will go on to make their disease worse and worse >> he says that with obesity, the disease itself is price enough to pay >> those people will not cost medicare because they will not live that long >> even so, dooley says we have spent more money in the last 10 years on obesity than we have on the war on terrorism. the doctor says the way to discourage obesity and the way to discourage smoking is with the sin taxes. raising the price on cigarettes and poor nutritional high caloric foods. next week we will look at innovative ideas designed to save billions in health care costs. >> breaking news out of san francisco, p

. >> but the meal doesn't have to be calorie packed or unhealthy.ica edwards reports when it is done right authentic mexican cuisine is quite healthy. >> reporter: there is something about cinco de mayo that inspires many americans to smother everything in sight with cheese and consume multiple margaritas. but that may lead to stomach revolt with the side of regret. chefs say we've americanized classic mexican food and made it unhealthy in the process. >> we've dressed it up, put cheese on it, we fry things, and the original version has lost some of its luster. >> reporter: registered dietician roberta andings said the original version is plant based, tons of tomatoes, onions, black beans, and of course corn. which leads to my personal vice, the corn chip. she says typical restaurant chips are fried and about 25 calories apiece. >> do the math. you have 10 and that is equivalent to a sandwich and you haven't even had your meal yet. >> reporter: the chefs at pioppo's tacos antequilla restaurant in north carolina recently lightened up their mexican fa

british prime minister tony blair has said the relationship between politicians and media moguls was unhealthy but not cozy. he has been accused of being too close to rupert murdoch during this time in power. our political correspondent has been working the inquiry and is with us now. when have we learned from tony blair? >> he began with a guilty plea because he said that 21st came into office it had crossed his mind he could do something about the influence that the newspapers wielded in public life, but he decided against doing that. he said otherwise it would have on least a long and protracted battle for the government and the consequences for politicians could of been harsh. >> it's very important not to see this as simply about the murdoch media. with any of these big media groups, you fall out with them and you watch out, because it is unrelenting once that happens. my view is that is what creates the situation in which the media people get a power in the system that is not guilty and which i felt throughout my time uncomfortable with. i took the decision and this could be subject to c

meaning it is unhealthy. we'll keep it moving out with the southerly breezes. yes, you could develop a spot shower or thunderstorm late in the evening on monday. so take the umbrella too if you will be out late tomorrow. the high temperatures will have a better chance of getting towards the 90-degree mark. we did not make it for today. but they should at least get to 91 degrees, of course, before it is all said and done. here is what you need to know over the next three days. your activity -- your outdoor activity had be flipping up to 90 degrees and our seven-day forecast is going to keep some sunshine around for the next couple of days, better rain opportunities for us come on tuesday. and as the temperatures, they should squeeze back into the upper 80s. by wednesday though, that's our changing day as the front will be sliding past us. it looks like we will be looking at showers and storm chances early on in the morning on wednesday. and then we'll be partly sunny on wednesday afternoon. but by thursday and friday, it should be a little more on the comfortabl

is that is what creates the situation in which these media people get power in the system that is unhealthy and that i have felt uncomfortable with. >> there have been few surprises, but this. >> this man should be arrested for war crimes. j.p. morgan paid him off. >> a protester into the courtroom through a corridor. mr. blair's bodyguards and a court official bundled him out. after the disturbance was over, mr. blair said the allegations made about him and u.s. banks were completely untrue. it it had been a limited edition of culpability of getting too close to rupert murdoch but mitigated by his belief or announced now that contact with this was necessary for labor to be accepted and achieve victory. as he left the royal courts of justice, a protester hit an egg that hit the vehicle carrying his security team. >> from politics in the u.k. to politics in the u.s.. it is the million-dollar question in the run-up to the presidential election. what makes america what is this? when the nation seems so divided and politics polarized, defining the american identity is not easy. a new book tries

the study says half have unhealthy blood pressure, cholesterol or blood should go are levels that putfor future heart problems, 3400, 12 to 19 took part in the cdc survey. one expert says the battle for good health is being lost early on with many children. the study is in today's journal of pediatrics. >>> simple cheaper exam can cut risk for developing colon cancer or dying from the disease. new study shows test the test known as sigmoids a good option checking the lower 1/3 of the lower intestine -- many doctors recommend a more complete test the colonoscopy, a lot of people refuse it because it is expensive and unpleasant. >>> it is going to cost more to visit the happiest place on earth. disneyland raised ticket prices over the weekend second in less than a year. the park has boosted prices every summer the cost of single day pass jumped $7 to $87. year round pass increased by as much as $waive if i -- 150 to $649. abc7 is owned by disney. >>> a condo in the big apple sell force a record 90 million dollars. >> we'll show it to you, next. óñ >>> today i'm going to take to south ko

the study publish in the british medical journal says that unhealthy food and drinks need to be taxed and that we should get breaks on healthy food. researchers out of missouri say a study found you can tell if someone is depressed by watching what they are looking at on the internet. those who show signs of depression browns the web more randomly and they say that happens between several applications. now, the study followed 216 students and followed their patterns as well. >>> this is the place where you hope you never have to take your child. it's the baltimore child abuse center. a safe haven for kids of sexual abuse. this center provides all reported victims of sexual child abuse support. medical treatment, and crisis counseling. they need -- the need is greater than ever right now. >> this year alone, they have seen over a thousand kids which is a huge increase from the past. we think that's due to the response and it's quicker and less people are falling through the cracks. but it's a really important issue. a lot of people don't want to talk about it and this is the safe haven

i mean for example it's very unhealthy to eat before going to bed but i still want to eat something in the evening. i also wrestle with a craving to sleep it is my favorite attachment. for example were given to better sex that we should learn by heart during the day you every time we have to learn several pages but it don't agree with the last resort when you learn them you end up in a trance and fall asleep. and it's very difficult to overcome. but the hardest thing of all is to suppress your ego so were you. before starting his new life and italy studied music for eight years he used to play drums for a band before he came to the dots. sometimes a little he misses his instrument he says pictures of his bandmates posted on the internet. this is a friend of mine we started at the music school together. but this website is old it was created before he joined the band. and italy fails to find any references to himself on the web his previous life is over yet there is still drums in his life although they play to quite a different tune now as. wealthy british style. markets. can. find out

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term way, not just another band-aid, another short-term extension, which creates and continues an unhealthy level of uncertainty. and i appreciate the chairman feeling the same way and working very closely with me and others in this regard. i'm going to be doing two things this week that i hope get widespread report. i'll be passing around a new letter addressed to senators reid and mcconnell urging this to be put on the floor absolutely as soon as possible. senator tester and i had the same play on the floor three months ago and it's even more urgent now. secondly, i'm going to be proposing as a floor amendment to the next bill on the floor after the present one, whatever that is, the senate reauthorization bill with some noncontroversial perfecting amendments that have been worked out since committee. so it looks like that next bill on the floor will either be an fda reuser authorization or small business tax bill. neither of those is highly partisan or highly controversial. which ever comes up i'll be proposing as an amendment with perfecting amendments built into it. i hope we can get a