. >> after the inflammation has gone down i feel like i used to look. >> and now she looks like she used to look. >> ended up 30 pounds after getting rid of all of those fooded from my diet. and knowing exactly how your body processes everything you put in it is what functional medicine is all about. >> just causing inflammation in the body will prevent weight loss. >> the only catch here is that insurance companies are only starting to pick up the tab for this, so the out of pocket expenses can start to add up. today at 4:00 more on food sensitivities how one doctor says that common foods like lettuce and tomatoes and even artichokes could make you fat. >> interesting new science. thank you. >>> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00, the troubleshooters are getting results once again, this time we tackle a case that is a lesson for all of us. here is nydia han. >> before you pay to join a swim club, the troubleshooters have a warning. this woman is waiting 12 years to get $450 her swim club owes her. how can this happen and what have we learned from this. >> i was upset. almost $8

and fifth they asked us to conduct the further out reach and planning with respect to the program, and they also, asked us to look at how projects would conform to the design guidelines, that we have put forward, and you may recall that we have proposed specific, design guidelines for this program and they have asked us to make sure that when we do the case report we will do an analysis of how the project meet s those guidelines or not. they asked that until those guidelines are finally adopted we will prohibit the merger of lots to accommodate this program. so that we could not merge lots to accommodate a project site. until new guidelines are finally adopted. and they asked us to look at refining the guidelines with respect to the adjacent properties. with respect to the review process, they asked us to change the review process to require a conditional use for all projects that use this program. with respect to the small business, there is a certain about the impacts on the small business in our neighborhood, districts and they asked us to give the planning commission the authority to reduce the size of commer

and fifth they asked us to conduct the further out reach and planning with respect to the program, and they also, asked us to look at how projects would conform to the design guidelines, that we have put forward, and you may recall that we have proposed specific, design guidelines for this program and they have asked us to make sure that when we do the case report we will do an analysis of how the project meet s those guidelines or not. they asked that until those guidelines are finally adopted we will prohibit the merger of lots to accommodate this program. so that we could not merge lots to accommodate a project site. until new guidelines are finally adopted. and they asked us to look at refining the guidelines with respect to the adjacent properties. with respect to the review process, they asked us to change the review process to require a conditional use for all projects that use this program. with respect to the small business, there is a certain about the impacts on the small business in our neighborhood, districts and they asked us to give the planning commission the authority to reduce the size of commer

those cases, same as if we were looking to go into someone's house and look at documents, we craft a request. we narrowly taylor it. we want to look at what the law allow us to look at. emily: this is the argument that is most troubling to me. it's not just one phone. there are multiple phones across the country and around the world that government want access to. isn't apple just going to say, it's not about one phone at all? >> that's what they have been doing. they want to make a global conversation. the fbi and d.o.j. filing today, saying this is about one phone. this is not about creating a master key or backdoor. it would remain in apple's hands and apple headquarters. emily: alex, take us into the bigger context in regards to the business. apple is predicting sales to decline. yet, all of these thing are happening at once. >> we had a piece that came out little bit earlier talk about the interest in apple. it has reached lowest since april 2012. that implies that perhaps, all of the doubts having priced. lot of people are expecting the stock have to recover. there is going to be a decline. lot of people are predicting that. the question is, whether

and fifth they asked us to conduct the further out reach and planning with respect to the program, and they also, asked us to look at how projects would conform to the design guidelines, that we have put forward, and you may recall that we have proposed specific, design guidelines for this program and they have asked us to make sure that when we do the case report we will do an analysis of how the project meet s those guidelines or not. they asked that until those guidelines are finally adopted we will prohibit the merger of lots to accommodate this program. so that we could not merge lots to accommodate a project site. until new guidelines are finally adopted. and they asked us to look at refining the guidelines with respect to the adjacent properties. with respect to the review process, they asked us to change the review process to require a conditional use for all projects that use this program. with respect to the small business, there is a certain about the impacts on the small business in our neighborhood, districts and they asked us to give the planning commission the authority to reduce the size of commer

guest: many investors have been very used to looking at the bilateral relationship between the u.s. dollar and the chinese yen. when he to be getting used to a basket of currency, which consists of 13 currencies including the dollar, the euro, the pound. against that new basket, the chinese yen will be relatively stable. many other currencies will be depreciating against the u.s. dollar, which means the chinese yen could also depreciate in the coming year or two. i think we will get used to the new regime. i don't think there will be a large devaluation for the chinese yen. the chinese government has pledged them will not be a large devaluation. we have to take their word for it but i think in the future, we need to look at this new regime trading against a basket of currencies. one thing that is challenging for the regional economy is the chinese yen being devalued, other currencies could devalue more, do trading the purpose of gaining any export competitiveness. bonnie: do you see any kind of catastrophic event happening, does the leadership have everything under control? guest: so

the are all talk of assumptions in what i call the conventional wisdom of how we used to look at what will it take to elect a woman president, our why do we have more women in politics. a lot of those are actually myths. there's no empirical evidence to support it. when you look at what challenges you are for a woman to get elected president you have to look at a entire context of it's just as challenging for me to get elected president. this idea that it's so much harder for a woman, it's really hard for anyone to get elected president when you think about the long slog that is the campaign in the pre-nomination so-called invisible primary that's not so invisible anymore and then throughout the nomination period ending getting your party's nomination and then the general election. i mean, at various points gender really does not matter. if you look at hillary clinton in 2008, and i've heard people say she lost because she's a woman. there's no evidence of that. she's very good at fundraising. she's proven that throughout her career. there were problems in her 2008 campaign, and maybe

surveillance camera. >>> to be alive today, i'm thankful. >> reporter: david segona was this is what it used to look like. now it's this, just a mangled mesh of metal. he made all of his employees get in the bathrooms. >> as i was closing the door to the bathroom, the side wall got sucked out. out. >> he attempted to catch his security cameras. notice this lady come up to the locked. you see debris beginning to fly and seconds later what looks like a big explosion. kyra jongs is that explosion. she had just made her delivery. she came out and looked up. >> i had never seen the sky swirl so pretty. the first thing you think, let me tape it, i want to show people. >> you can clearly see the tonight. she was so tunnel vision she never noticed it. exactly two minutes later it was >> just braced might. it wasn't even holding on. it was to brace myself. >> reporter: the coke machine fell over. there are no words to put to this video. how did she survive. >> god. there's no way. after i seen the video i didn't know what it looked like. i figured i was in a tornado. >> wow. >>> well, not known for sitting s

but raul wants us to look at whim quality and other matters. an interesting debate. one that is sure to continue. >> if i can get you to stand by for a moment, ambassador, i'll bring in our senior washington correspondent mike viqueira back into the conversation. he is there in havana. how what happened over the last hour play out politically back home in the united states? >> well, i think that's a great question, and there's something in there for someone. for the most part it will add fuel to the fire, to the critics of president obama. when you have raul castro, the president of cuba lecturing the united states on human rights. without commenting on whether they have a point. the opponents of the castro regime, or what president barack obama is doing here, they'll have a field day with that. regardless of discussions that raul castro gave. there's not a right in the united states, free public education, the right to health care, the right to equal pay for women making the same amount as men, these things will incense critics of the castro regime and, in particular

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the area has been cleared and a police robot was used to look into the bag. the man's identity has not been released. a funeral will be held today in simi valley, california for nancy reagan. the former first lady died this week at the age of 94. first lady michelle obama as well as former first ladies hillary clinton and laura bush will be among those in attendance. more than 5000 people paid their respects to mrs. reagan as she lay in repose tuesday and wednesday. right now, people in louisiana are keeping a close eye on levees after heavy rains all week. a state of emergency has been declared in several areas including bossier parrish guard has been called in to help with water rescues. thousands of people have been evacuated ahead of what could be even more of a disaster if a nearby levee overflows. these storms have killed five people and more storms are on the way to areas that have already been hit hard. get ready for fast cars, world class drivers and the constant hum of race cars in downtown st pete. the firestone grand prix kicks off today. with an

. >> we have people who come to us wanting us to look at a pulte contract or kb home contract and i tell them it's a waste of time. >> reporter: the contract he explains are written to protect the builder, not the consumer. as for davitt, she's adamant she's not moving into this new home. >> now that i've worked so hard on this place i might as well just stay here. >> reporter: kb homes sent me this statement. "kb homes stands behind all of its homes and uses dependable building materials and a building process that features a number of checkpoints and inspections." we have posted the entire statement on our website at www.wfla.com. >> this is kind of a cautionary tale for a lot of homebuyers. you have to really understand what you're getting yourself into, but what i wonder is she going to go ahead with the closing? >> she is going to go ahead with the closing. she called me back this afternoon and said she's been torn between the obligation to close because she knows she signed that contract and just her uneasiness. she's going to close, but get this. she's going to put that house on t

use to hear. >> reporter: her name is heaven spelled backwards. this is what she used to look like. this is her now brain damaged and in the hospital after a visit to a dentist office. she was getting her teeth capped. her mom was told to stay in the waiting room while she was placed in a restraining device. >> they never did call it a seizure. they said she is shaking. >> reporter: medical records show part of what was happening. over the span of four hours our blood pressure drops, oxygen levels dropped to 49%. tortured. in essence, what happened was suffocated. this child suffered massive period. that didn't have to happen. >> the whole time they assured us everything was okay. jefferson. he has been fined and reprimanded by the state board before. some dentists defend the use of the restraint device. as this family and attorneys prepare for a lawsuit to determine what caused the seizures they want to send a warning. >> parents are told to authorize or grant permission to restrain their child they probably should run. >> the restraint is used in dental offices across the country.

to give it some new life. they started painting the ceilings, the walls. from the outside the church looked like what it used to look like before, but the second you walk in, not only do you get this beautiful art, but if you're a skater, you get one of the most fantastic skate church parks ever. >>> cats are an endless source of entertainment and videos on the internet. i give you, two, that might give you a little warm fuzzy on the inside. the first one, nala. such a cutie kitty cat. it's so funny, it's like a dog saying, let me in. it has extra fur coming out of her ears. >> it looks like she's wearing mittens, too. >> her name is nala and apparently nala likes the snow. do you want to come in with me? >> she doesn't want to come in, she wants company. >> she wants a playmate. door, it is play time. >> i love this cat. >> wait until the snowballs start flying. >> how funny. i didn't know cats got this into snow. >> it's so funny seeing her smacking snowballs. i mean, that's a great pet. >>> this next cat thinks it's a dog and loves its vegetables, specifically broccoli. it's tug of war with broccoli. >> t

this is what the store used to look like and then this. he was able to get all of his employeeees to safe areas in the building with seconds to spare. but here's where it gets scary. she had just dropped off fedex store. when she walked outside, she around her. she tried running back in, but locked. with no other choice, she stood outside next to a vending machine and prayed for the best. the store owner wants her to know that he was behind her the whole time. >> well, i got this made for you. >> god us in his hands the whole time. >> he did. he did. >> thank you. i love you. i'll never forget this. >> you will always be part of our family. >> that's beautiful. people coming together. they did not know each other prior to this but they have bond. >>> it is 5:48 on this wednesday mornining. let's turn things other to leigh spann now for weather and traffic on the 8s. >> emotional story for sure glad they are e all safe. and this morning, i am actually tracking a cold front. it will be very, very weak. 63 degrees. that's ahead of the front. b

to have it. shear a look at the morning sunshine and the high clouds overtaking us. i thought we would take a look of the bright conditions because only in the south will we see more sunshine for the afternoon, as the clouds increase. here is what they are bringing to the north by. the radar returns look very impressive but i just checked the camera at petaluma and i did not she a drop reaching the lens or the ground. in fact, let me put this in motion and watch the yellows disappear. reason why? the the air is so dry. this is a warm front, the lead edge of the warm moist air that will bring us significant rain over the next several days. there are sprinkles that are possible across the north bay while the rest of us just going to see increasing clouds today and temperatures are a little bit warmer than yesterday, and keep the umbrella happy, seven days, seven chances of rain starting with the north bay today and some of the systems will reap the moderate level open our storm-impact scale. temperatures today are upper 50s to low 60s in most areas and places like santa

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with the date and a masthead that would remind everyone of oh, that's right that is what the paper use to look like, or maybe even i ((denise valdez)) they have a decor team who hunts for 100 percent original antiques.. so it should be fun to see what ends up on the walls here in southern nevada. we hear there may be some ties into our mining past. ((denise valdez)) north las vegas will celebrate the ground breaking on wednesday.. again both of these stores will open by late july. once open -- cracker barrel will be putting a couple of hundred people to work. thanks ((dave courvoisier)) > and there are a lot of positive comments pouring in on the news of the two locations... tonya mayne- hartsoe says can not wait until july !! miss cracker barrel lots while carolyn partridge has this advice.. love the cracker barrel... allow enough time to browse around the gift area. and joseph marchisella says bout time love that store and the rocking chairs. chime in on what you are looking forward to on our 8 news now ((dave courvoisier)) > warmer weather... taking a toll on lake tahoe. ((paula francis)) t

used to impersonate a real taxpayer. >>> nasa says it's working on a new quieter super jet. they awarded a $20 millionct to look media martin for the preliminary design. instead of the loud super sonic jet would make a the contract ended in 2003 when the concord may its last play. >>> and anne-marie, you may haves a big time sales how the ten chicken nuggets from burger king for $1.50. mcdonald's, youtems two for $5.00. it's over losing commerce due tod stores. >> thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up, caught in a tornado. a surveillance camera catch as fedex worker with nowhere to runouches down in louisiana. itchy,z watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. everything. hi i' m kristie. and i' m jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business.lly helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the katydid video." is so good. if you' re trying to teach a kid about a proboscis. just sketch it on the screen. i don' n my mac, i' m jealous of that. you put a big bu

search crews how to find all kinds of missing people. >> for a long time, search and rescue was used to looking for hikers and hunters and missing children and dementia victims were not meeting the same pattern. they were closer and in locations that were in areas that were really transitional zones. >> reporter: but by studying hundreds of real-life dementia cases, he created mapping software that allows police to simply drop an icon at the last known location and the computer will highlight the most likely places they should start searching. his research found they follow the same pattern. they walk in a relatively straight line until they bump into something. since they tend to be older, they take the path of least resistance, sticking to roads and trails that go downhill and often towards water, which they mistakenly believe will be an easy, flat place to walk. if they get into trouble, they won't call up for help or even answer if someone calls out their name. >> there's a loss of personal vision so that's all you're going to see. a lot of people with dementia are looking down at the groun

us, neighbors are still trying to take it all in. >> reporter: people who live around here are very upset by this because of what this place used to look like. and what it looks like now. it took just hours for this entire 10,000-square-foot home to burn to the ground. all 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms and even the lush palm trees surrounding the house. pictures on the real estate website zillo shows what the known, once was. >> we didn't necessarily live on jets and buses and trains and all the books he wrote. this was his home and where he lived. he made it the way he wanted. >> reporter: it got its name from a well-known spot in south dakota where the old owner grew up. he founded florida today and the "usa today" from the beach front mansion and his family sold it, according to property records, for $4 million, the most paid ever for a brevard county home. the new owner told florida today he would renovate it. >> reporter: fire investigators found exactly that so far, that the place was under construction. they found building materials in dumpsters, but it's going to take days, even weeks to complete their investigation they say. >>

european nationss and travel to iraq to work and fight with islamic state in iraq and the levant and are looking to return to this country and the e.u., then it will be very using for policing services and intelligence services to access whatever information they can before they can do anything in the european union. that is the perspective of the german intelligence and police services have regarding this matter and they hope they will be able to use this data to their utmost potential >>> the pentagon says it has captioned i.s.i.l.'s chemical weapons chief who was arrested in iraq last month >> we will learn drills about i.s.i.l.'s production and the people involved. the information has has resulted in multiple coalition air strikes that have disrupted and degraded theirability to produce chemical weapons and will continue to inform our operations into the future >>> prosecutors in brazil has called for the present of the former president. charges include money laundering and identity fraud. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: he was known as the politician with the teflon shield, a shield that from years prevented scores of corruption charges from stick

to 1:00 at 3301 tasker street. if you want some more information, just go the nbc10.com. >>> most of us lost the hour of sleep last night, but experts are warning us to lookout for chronic problems and what to be on the lookout. >>> it is 5:24 on this sunday morning, and 50 degrees outside of the studios. this morning we are learning that a tug both crash yesterday was from bayville ocean county. two went missing after the tug both slammed into a barge and sank. the coast guard spent all day searching for crew members, pu they did not find them. others are expected to pick up the search this morning. >>> you know, it is really amazing when you think about it, and you see this, and just disrupters and bad people, and so bad for the country. and so bad for our country. >> the protesters made their mark at another trump rally in kansas city and some were pepper sprayed outside. the frontrunner ridiculed them at times saying "go home to mommy." and yesterday in ohio, authorities arrested a man who rushed the stage at a trump campaign rally. it happened at an airport in dayton, and you can see that the secret service surrounded him while others intercepted the

people look to us for moral leadership. people look to us for stability. i think if you look at the period from world war to until now the world has changed a lot. a lot of the power we have economically in the world is rooted in what happened after world war ii when we had most of the world's gnp and we had the only solid currency in the world. we're now in a world where there's more competitive forces at work. i think the united states remains the natural leader for the next generations. >> rose: jack lew for the hour next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jack lew is here. he is the u.s. secretary of the treasury, a role he has served in since february 2013. he was previously president obama's chief of staff. and prior to that he was director of the office of management and budget, a role that he also played in president c

they asked us to look to increase this item adding another $22 million. we assumed townsend street would be fully closed what were doing the tunneling. they came back and told us we should assume we have to maintain traffic there. so, that would add again $22 million. at that the work would be included in the design contingency we have set aside of 20 $6 million. we also have a trackback maintenance of way tracks right away in that scope was introduced to us in 2015 by caltrans when they reviewed the supplemental administrative costs environmental document. so that's why it's not included in the estimates. they also asked us to consider including $1.85 million for temporary lip relocation. we assume some utilities be protected in place . mtc suggested we may not be able to protect all the utilities in place. we will have to relocate them back and they put an estimate of $1.85 million on that. the scope will read this covered by the design contingency. in conclusion, increasing escalation grade from 5% from 3% to 5% would add $433 million. the fee from 5% t

if you have an investigation you'd like us to look into, send app send us an e-mail to >>> a warning to doctors linking cravings tore unhealthy -- for unhealthy food to less sleep. the reason, when you get less than eight hours of sleep, the brain gets a chemical signal for eating called rewarding snacks. we all know about that. >> okay, so that's what it is. i can blame it on a lack of sleep. sure. >> i get my daily dose of m&ms. >>> look behind you. wow, it is a gorgeous day out there. >> it is beautiful. i went out on my break and enjoyed some sunshine. if you haven't done so yet, make time to do that. we're at 71 degrees. those clouds at the airport almost look painted on. it's not. this is a live look over the airport this afternoon. as far as temperatures south hill. also in the upper 60s around henderson. then you have the warm spot. that's roxboro at 72 degrees. also 70 in syler city. it looks like sanford you are at 72. you are now at 73 degrees. i showed you the sustained winds earlier. these are the gusts up to 25 miles per hour around syler city. and those wind gusts are

advocate, and we hired him probably a year ago, and this is one of the issues that he has asked us to look at. when we started talking to people both in terms of constituents and in staffers, they were told that they, in fact, were asked to have a credit check prior to the process of their employment. and they didn't understand it. most people just don't order it. they just say it is what it is. and i have to believe that in a lot of instances, people were not allowed to get employment based on the credit checks. >> and you have to wonder if someone -- if your potential employer is asking you if you want this job, we want to run a credit check, what are you going to do? say no? you want that job. >> first thing you want to do is start panicking if you know your credit score is low. i don't think that's fair. i think that a person should be at the top of their game when they go in and not have had burden of being concerned about not having the appropriate credit to work in a job that has no relationship to any finances or law enforcement. i don't think that's fair. >> here's the next step.

they were forced to use paper to look up voters. the counties of people going to present to present fixing the computer pledge. -- glitch. >>> orange county is having similar problems. they are using paper ballots. with don champion who joins us live in miami with a look with where the candidates are today. >> reporter: good afternoon. marco rubio has been trying to get out the vote in the miami area today and donald trump will be holding an event later today in west palm beach. it is really judgment day for all of the republican hopefuls. donald trump will either walk away stronger than ever will face higher chances of a contested convention in july. on the democratic side the vote could draw out hillary >> the race could change today primary day in florida, ohio, illinois, north carolina and missouri. overweighted. polls in every state except ohio for he is in a tie with governor john kasich. he voted this morning and said he feels proud of his campaign. >> by continuing to run the race the positive campaign has started to shine th

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