. >> do yoga and eat kale. please tell me why kale is always the magic food, like, all my problems are going to be solved with kale? >> what are you going to -- i mean, what should mothers know on this mother's day? >> what should they know? first of all, here's what i'm telling people. cheryl sandburg wrote that great book "lean in" but if you want to lean into work, you better lean away from the dishwasher. because one of the things that happens for women there was another study done, sanjay, and this is really interesting. 62% of women who were surveyed said even if they could afford help, they still wouldn't delegate because the person wouldn't do it right. so, for all of you at home, that have ever held open the dishwasher and seen, oh, my gosh, they didn't stack the cups right and you've rearranged it or you've refolded the laundry or scolded the kids when they have shrunken a sweater, you are screwing yourself over. so, for mother's day, i invite you all to lower your standards particularly on chores and

and kale is the biggest fad right now. everyone wants their kale. so this is -- >> it is. >> right up their alley. and you can make it at home yourselves. but it's stinky, stisn't it? >> but in my book, there are a lot of recipes. from a lot of my friends and foodies that i met throughout the united states -- >> i did the same thing. i'm not a chef either and i wanted to draw attention to other great chefs and recipes and show people it's not just about eating carrots. there is a plethora of foods out there. it's about eating in abundance. like i said, a lot of my friends are like, i want crunch. and here you have it. you have the kale chips, your sweet potato, bell pepper -- >> and seeds, too. >> you don't have to do the sprouting. it's easy. you do it for them. you don't have to worry about that. >> yes, thank you. >> brad, thank you so much for coming on. i love your story. i love what's happening because when you're positive and you're alkaline and eating right and healthy, good things should happen. appreciate you being here. >> appreciate it,

and kale is the biggest fad right now. so this is -- >> it is. >> right up their alley. and you can make it at home yourself. put it in your dehydrator, but it's stinky, isn't it? >> it is. >> it is. about my book, too, there's a lot of recipes and there's 150 recipes, raw food from a lot of friends i met along the way. and i mentioned them in the book and just -- >> i didn't say anything because i'm not a chef either. and i wanted to draw attention to other great chefs and great recipes and show people it's not about eating carrots. there is a plethora of food out there. it's about eating in abundance. like i said, a lot of my friends are like, i want crunch. and here you have it. you have the kale chips, you have your sweet potato, bell pepper. >> sprouted seeds. >> you don't have to do the sprouting. so how do you sprout? hey, water, baby. it's pretty easy. but you do it for them so you don't have to worry about that. >> yes, thank you. >> thank you so much for coming on. i love your story. when you're positive and eating right and healthy and doing it for other peopl

>> why buy kale, arugula, chives. >> what are your customers sayings? >> they say that things really pop, they taste fabulous. >> tell me how it works. how do you do that? >> we're going to start with th almond milk, tear off some kale, an entire banana, protein powder. that is health in a glass. >> delicious. ♪ >> i just landed here in o'hare international airport and i'm starving. there is a resume that there's a vertical garden that serves 10,000 people every year. let's go find it. it's like a secret garden in the middle of an airport. totally amazing. how many towers do we have here? >> we have 26 towers in this garden and each tower last 24 plangts. we d owners plants. we have lots and lots of herbs, basil and cilantro. >> we just picked some produce and now we are going to go wicker park and make some sushi. >> i'm kosta grammatis. >> nice to meet you. >> i just picked some stuff upstairs, can we do it? >> absolutely. >> this role is produced with some of the chiefs and lettuces that we harvested from the garden earlier. >> like it? >> so fresh

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kaling. jenna elfman. music from young the giant. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! i'm so excited. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] yeah? thank you for your enthusiasm. it's a great day because today is cinco de mayo. [ cheers and applause ] cinco de mayo, which commemorates the day that french armies were defeated at the battle of pueblo by drunk blonde girls in sombreros. [ laughter ] for those who don't know, cinco de mayo is basically st patrick's day with more lines. [ laughter ] some political news, the supreme court ruled today that public prayer, public prayer can be used to open official government meetings. that makes sense. a lot of people like to pray right before they go to sleep. [ laughter and applause ] please, please don't make this public meeting go on forever. this, i found this to be refreshing news from the world of busine

. >> no kale. >> but the main thing is you have to tap. >> today we're going to have some fun doing a process i call tapping to eat a healthier diet. >> to explain the tapping your way to eating healthier diet we will bring in zach. hey zach. >> hello. >> a lot of science here. tapping your way to a better body. or a better health. what? >> this is called tapping. also known as emotional freedom technique. basically the idea behind it when you have an urge to eat something you're not supposed to eat and on a diet you tap specific areas of your face, your body, and then talk to yourself about not eating those things. there's some research that suggests that tapping pressure points on your body does influence your system. however a lot of research finds that it may be just a placebo effect. what might just be effective here is you're thinking about the diet, thinking i shouldn't be eating these foods so therefore you are going to not eat the food. >> something about it that makes sense. i have definitely eaten a hamburger while saying, i shouldn't be eating this. and then you eat the wh

so many more restaurants i would lake to open like a salad bar called kale to the chief. lake to open like a salad bar called kale to the chief. or maybe for asian food, miso dig in. because after a few icy seconds you'll discover the light beer brewed for 21 days. and that's time well spent. when you want a real light beer. it's miller time. you're not doing anything as fast as you used to, which is funny, 'cause i still do it better than her. [ afi ] i do not like sweeping! it's a little frustrating. [ zach ] i can't help out as much as i used to. do you need help? [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up. it's a swiffer sweeper. swiffer dusters. it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. ♪ it's like a dirt magnet -- just like my kids. [ afi ] this is a danger zone. voilà. i am the queen of clean! [ zach ] yeah, this definitely beats hanging out on a step ladder. [ laughs ] good jump, baby! fatthe fire of 1880 g at the ybaccouldn't stop us. beats hanging out on a step ladder. [ laughs ] nor did prohibition in the 1920's. or exile from our home country in the

>> yes, i do, kale. kale kardashian. >> that would be good. >> because of the "k" thing. >> 262 people have named their children kale in 2013. >> now, most of them are boys, i think, right? 257. it's the impact on culture. what can i tell you, hoda woman. >> some soon-to-be grandmothers, when they realize that their daughter is about to have a baby, they get very excited. this is one of those caught on tape. her daughter, lisa, told her mother -- she surprised her in a greeting card, so take a look at her mom's reaction. >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? don't mess with me, lisa! [ screaming ] >> wow! >> you know she never thought that was going to happen. you can tell. >> and she's not using her indoor voice. >> she continues screaming for a minute. >> the dog's barking. >> are you kidding me? >> she's going to hurt her daughter. she's pregnant. >> wow! i love that. >> wow! >> that is the best. that is the best. >> she's going to be a fun grandma, you know? she's going to be fun. and loud. okay

i want my kids to eat kale. there are nights when i am embarrassed when i am feeding them chicken figures and macaroni and cheese. is there a shift we should start when i? there are nights just want them to eat food and i don't care what it is. >> i think that being embarrassed is the first step. i should probably spend more time in my day planning what my kids are eating. maybe on sunday make a big thing of lentils. i am not perfect. i am not saying this is the best way to do it or that my kids never each other. we have to make it a priority. think of the legacy we are leaving our kids. this is the first generation of kids expected to live shorter lifespans than their parents. they be it is our priorities. maybe it is figuring out what you can do at the end of the week to use throughout the week. maybe it is not about giving a two-year-old and oreo cookie. and starts the addiction developed the taste for junky food for the rest of their lives. i don't know all the answers. you don't want to feed your kids this

it is not just organic kale. there's a movie coming out tonight called " fed up" which shows how much sugar is in products. i compare a lot of foods like tobacco. look at the ingredients in food. it's not just organic, it's cleaning up the ingredients. syrup, food colors to buy pesticides for your garden, put yourself in an armored suit but it's ok to spray it on your food. can you see an adaptation of the big food companies like general mills and the others? will they get behind what you have been doing for decades? >> they have been and i cannot do it alone. look at coco cola and the ingredients they will take out of coke and pepsi. here are these big companies that have been responsible and they know have that -- they have been putting certain ingredients and products that are bad for you, certain collaring, certain i judge invited projects. just certain hydrogenated products. it is like putting poison in their. >> we by our white sugar. we may delude ourselves we don't but we like it or what sugar. >> i like

♪ i think you are at the age that you should be having some vegetables ♪ ♪ how about a carrot or a kale or piece if you will try ♪ ♪ do you want to have some broccoli okay why ♪ ♪ she doesn't like apples >> this is -- we have showed you clips on the show before. ♪ >> spaghetti, bagels other stuff, it is tough to get them to eat their vegetables. ♪ we let you eat your macaroni and we started sitting down a and ♪ >> i can't blame the kid there. it is fun. >> do you want to eat some broccoli? ♪ welcome to my game >> funny stuff from pen and family the family that laughs together laughs together. >> all right everybody we are going to give away an ipad mini. you will need a twitter account. you enter on our website. click on the ipad mini button. today's buzz word is greebreath. >> enter monday's buzz word breathe. don't worry if you don't win today you will get another chance to win tomorrow. good luck everybody. >> jumping out of a hot air balloon isn't exciting enough for these guys. >> how some dudes take extremes to the extreme. >> that there. stick them into the ends o

♪ i think you are at the age that you should be having some vegetables ♪ ♪ how about a carrot or a kale or piece if you will try ♪ ♪ do you want to have some broccoli okay why ♪ ♪ she doesn't like apples >> this is -- we have showed you clips on the show before. ♪ >> spaghetti, bagels other stuff, it is tough to get them to eat their vegetables. ♪ we let you eat your macaroni and we started sitting down a and ♪ >> i can't blame the kid there. it is fun. >> do you want to eat some broccoli? ♪ welcome to my game >> funny stuff from pen and family the family that laughs together laughs together. >> all right everybody we are going to give away an ipad mini. you will need a twitter account. you enter on our website. click on the ipad mini button. today's buzz word is greebreath. >> enter monday's buzz word breathe. don't worry if you don't win today you will get another chance to win tomorrow. good luck everybody. >> jumping out of a hot air balloon isn't exciting enough for these guys. >> how some dudes take extremes to the extreme. >> that ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪

♪ i think you are at the age that you should be having some vegetables ♪ ♪ how about a carrot or a kale or piece if you will try ♪ ♪ do you want to have some broccoli okay why ♪ ♪ she doesn't like apples >> this is -- we have showed you clips on the show before. ♪ >> spaghetti, bagels other stuff, it is tough to get them to eat their vegetables. ♪ we let you eat your macaroni and we started sitting down a and ♪ >> i can't blame the kid there. it is fun. >> do you want to eat some broccoli? ♪ welcome to my game >> funny stuff from pen and family the family that laughs together laughs together. >> all right everybody we are going to give away an ipad mini. you will need a twitter account. you enter on our website. click on the ipad mini button. today's buzz word is greebreath. >> enter monday's buzz word breathe. don't worry if you don't win today you will get another chance to win tomorrow. good luck everybody. >> jumping out of a hot air balloon isn't exciting enough for these guys. >> how some dudes take extremes to the extreme. >> that after people find a dentist throu

. >> in the end seeing some of the best riders in the world kaling was worth wedgering the heat. >> heat and fire danger brings state, making things intense state wide a red flag warning is in place. in los angeles including parking restrictions. >> water released for the first time ever. it's drawn to fulfill obligations not met because of the drought. >> livermore is served by two different utilities and now apply to customers of both. lawn watering limited to twice per week >> we want to welcome home members of the california national guard. wayne freedman joins us with more. wayne? >> looks normal now a typical tuesday afternoon. passengers waiting to be picked up. you should see this place an hour ago. we're going to let pictures do the talking on this one. in any airport observers can find readings days before thanksgiving and christmas. not to say it doesn't happen other times. two elements soldiers coming home, families waited almost a year for them. >> williams making a big fuss over her son, his fiancee making a fuss, too. multiply those times 75, then times loved one that's ga

kale tausche is with me. welcome, guys. let's start out with tim geithner. he has a new book called "stress te test." he spoke to our very own andrew ross sorkin, saying we should feel more confident. >> americans should be more confident, safe from the failures of individual firms. we're much closer to that reality than any time in the last 30 years. banks are forced to run much more capital. we limit the side. no individual bank keg more than 10% of the banks system through acquisition. that's a much tougher constraint that exists anywhere around the world. so i think our system today is a much safer, more resilient system. >> kayla, maybe so, but i'm not sure the mainstream would agree. those of us who follow it, you follow banks so closely know that, yes, the capital improvements have been made, the cushion is there, et cetera, et cetera, but still a disconnect between wall street and mainstream. >> they're regulating a problem that happened before, but the capital would help to safeguard if the crisis came in the same fashion. the real culprit was lever

i go with a regular kale. >> you are a new age guy. >> a guy in brooklyn is growing organic kale. he's got it on his roof. >> i got a caesar salad the other day made with kaelin it was pretty good. >> did you pay $12? >> more than that. it's ridiculous. >> so much for old news. >> growing pains or growing problem, specifically tesla which sold fewer cars than forecast because it could not get enough batteries from panasonic and it is shipping 1000 cars to china meaning u.s. buyers will have to wait. joining us is a former tesla engineer. and craig irwin. on the surface it, it sounds like a supply issue. what does elon musk need to do? >> i want to make a quick correction. iny guided 262 400 units beat that by one percent so they did precisely what they expected. panasonic has a supply constraint until the third-quarter when they bring online the equivalent of 60-80,000 units of battery packs. elon musk needs to ramp production model s to meet potential strong demand out of china at the back end of the year. >> where will he do that? do you have a doubt he cannot compost that? >> i

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however, if i only presented kale one time and they said, ooh, we hate kale, we don't want it, and never brought it back, i'm doing my kids a disservice. >> not if friday it in also olive oil and garlic. >> what time is dinner? >> you're a great mom, a great nutritionist. not the government's part. that's all i'm sake. >> i hear what you're saying, but we can keep going. >> i'll have your kids on tomorrow to talk about how their mother took advantage of them and destride their kool. >> dope do that. >> thank you very much. you're a very good sport. >>> you curse, you pay. remember when your mom washed your mid-michigan out with soap? wait until you hear about the police officer who cleaned out a kid's wallet to the tune of 200 smackers. [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent reta

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okay, seeing none, public comment is kaled -- oh, we have one. there is always one. come on down. thank you very much. >>> my name is michelle cooper, i'm a registered dietician and thoroughly support efforts to reduce soda consumption -- consumption of sugar sweetened beverage. i just would like to point out that the title of the hearing is called the impact of chronic disease in san francisco and the long-term minority communities. and i was -- would just like to emphasize that this is discussing one very small component of chronic disease and one, it is an important factor. although as the supervisors consider this legislation, i hope that the message to our community is that this is -- that there are many other factor that must be addressed along with the sweetened -- the sugar beverage. one thing that the tax does not address are juices and the evidence that about the effectiveness of taxes make statements that it may be effective as long as -- that there are no other increases in sugar beverage consumption of sugar beverages. my concern is that the american beverage associat

family means broccoli, kale, cabbage all those good ones. these are anti cancer. cauliflower on its own has interesting disease promoting properties. it will protect the lining of your stomach and reduce ulcers. >> that's amazing just by eating call flours. >> and how much should we be eating? a lot? >> a cup and a half to two cups three four five times a week. >> okay, that's a lot. and cooking with them though do

>> right now we have broccoli, kale, collard, buzzal sprouts and lettuce planted. >> reporter: it's known as the georgia street community collectcollective. >> it's no the items to pick whatever they want to pick and have whatever they want to have and get help if they need it. >> reporter: in a bankrupt city with an estimated 80,000 abandoned structures, covington is considered an innovator but the fight isn't his alone, the city's emergency manager has proposed spending more than a half billion dollars over the next five years to eliminate blight. wayne state university urban development professor john mike says it's a step in the right direction, but there are more hurt go ahead ahead. >> thhurdled ahead. >> the city's biggest challenge after eliminating blight is to reestablish the ground for better use. >> reporter: covering tonight is laying down the groundwork hoping to get setoguchi an example of what is possible in a bankrupt city striving if a comeback. so a lot of optimism today over the release of the report. city's emergency manager kevin orr has set aside nearly a half billi

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ask al sharp ton, jesse jackson, the rest of the race as bill o'reilly would kale mer comments. there's a whole money thing going on. it keeps them relevant with the donations. but there's also the other thing, too. it's the voting bloc. it keeps the voting bloc together. you can paint the white guy as the bad guy, then you can say, but we're not them so let's stick together, make sure they're painted as the bad guy, evil. let's get our people in office. instead of -- forget if he's white or black, do we want this person in office because it's good for me, which is what they should be asking. >> i do think there are actual beneficiaries of privilege, but they're liberals. >> right. >> at least in our business. except for bob. >> we call them limousine liberals. you know, this money that funded these pamlets and all this stuff came from the department of justice, which has been obsessed with supposedly fighting racism. but i think it's important to remind people that eric holder has literally been carrying around a race card in his wallet for 30 years with a quote about blackness

>> right now we have broccoli, kale, collard. >> reporter: it's now known as the georgia street community collective. >> ideas for the neighbors to come and pick whatever they want to pick, and have whatever they want to have, and get help if they need it. >> reporter: in a bankrupt city with an 80,000 abandoned structures covington is considered a an innovator. the city will spend $5 million over the next five years to eliminate plight. it's a step in the right direction, but there are more hurdles ahead. >> the city's biggest challenge after eliminating blight is to begin to assemble the land for reuse. >> reporter: but covington's collective is laying down the groundwork hoping to serve as an stamexample of what is possiblea bankrupt city striving for a comeback. this report has inspired optimism. the emergency manager has set aside half billion dollars that would go through eliminating the urban decay. this is money coming from the federal government, private donors before the emergency manager can move forward on that. bisi onile-ere, al jazeera detroit. >> a new report reveals that

. >> instead of potato chips, the healthy alternative, kale chips. gross! >> not gross. i brought some with me, you both should try one. john: but the truth is kids are throwing food out, one school dietician said all i have is healthy trash cans. >> yeah, there are mountains of food waste. this hunger-free school act is creating more hungry kids. john: so bottom line, what's mr. food freedom, what's your answer? >> food freedom is the right to grow, raise, produce, buy, raise, share, cook and eat the foods of one's choosing. get the government out of banning food and tightly regulating food and let people make their own decisions. >> some will make unhealthy decisions. >> they make those anyways, there is lower costs when we get to make our own choices. >> thank you, baylen linnekin. isn't it smart to eat locally? everyone says so. everyone is wrong. unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimit

. >> instead of potato chips, the healthy alternative, kale chips. gross! >> not gross. i brought some with me, you both should try one. john: but the truth is kids are throwing food out, one school dietician said all i have is healthy trash cans. >> yeah, there are mountains of food waste. this hunger-free school act is creating more hungry kids. john: so bottom line, what's mr. food freedom, what's your answer? >> food freedom is the right to grow, raise, produce, buy, raise, share, cook and eat the foods of one's choosing. get the government out of banning food and tightly regulating food and let people make their own decisions. >> some will make unhealthy decisions. >> they make those anyways, there is lower costs when we get to make our own choices. >> thank you, baylen linnekin. isn't it smart to eat locally? everyone says so. everyones wrong. homeowners searching for mortgage refinancing. but since their property values fell, they can't find a way, even though they're current on their payments. hey guys, you need some help? >> yes...... >> no, we're ok. time to tr

. >> instead of potato schchips, healthy alternative is kale chips. >> gross. >> she likes to use high energy to push her initiatives, like let's move and house republicans are looking to give schools a permission slip to waive that program and the first lady is fighting back. athena jones has details. ♪ >> reporter: first lady obama hosting a talent show with children across the country. it's the kind of kid-centered event that the mom in chief is known for. but it's childhood nutrition that has been her biggest campaign and behind the scenes, her battle to bring vegetables to the high school cafeteria is getting heated. ♪ now i know that this is not all that you've got ♪ >> reporter: some say kids don't want the healthy vegetables as a result they are losing money. they want to give them an extra year to comply with things like fat, sodium, and sugar. >> it was terrific to have the first lady rally the troops, bring people together and motivate them to oppose these really misguided efforts. >> reporter: seems like she's gone from making mus sels with sesame street puppets to fl

. >> my name is kale berj ron. i worked in the north tower for four years. that day everyone on our floor, people who knew each other and who didn't started walking down 68 flights of stairs together. it was orderly and calm and for every step we took down, the firefighters and police were climbing up. when we got to the sixth floor, it felt as if the whole world started to shake. it turned out that the south tower had collapsed. suddenly there was confusion, we were climbing over wires and desk, port authority policemen helped us find our way through, but my friend patty and i got separated from everyone and we were long thinking there's no way out, then we are heard a bullhorn that said that if we could hear the sound, follow the light. we went this way and that way and after what seemed like forever we got to the outdoor of easy staircase. i'd walked those stairs a hundred times to go to the train, stop at the post office and never giving them a second thought, but now they were all that separated us from the devastation behind us and life in front of us.

. >> that a lot of kale. >> are you in there? >> i am here. earlier today we're talking about temperatures up in the low 60s across much of the area. some areas are in the '50s. it may be a good day to get outside and help us jump up to no. 14. here are the current temperatures. an extended stretch of sunshine starts today. we expect to be dry today and much of the upcoming weekend. it's coming our way. 72 degrees today tomorrow 77. saturday we make 80. chance of showers and thunderstorms sunday. some day we make 85. nearly 90 on monday and tuesday but chances of showers and storms. >>coming up ... n-s-a leaker edward snowden is speaking out, and now the state department is firing back with some words of its own. plus -- what we are now learning about those "pings" that were thought to be from the black box of that missing malaysia airlines jet. >>and -- remembering maya angelou. people in our area pay tribute to the acclaimed poet, storyteller , and activist. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] i'm flo! i know! i'm going to get you your r

. >> right now, we have broccoli, kale, and brussel sprouts and lettuce. >> it's a small enclave known as the georgia street community collective. >> it's the idea for the neighbors to come and pick whatever you want to pick, and have whatever you want to have, and get help whenever they need it. >> in a bankrupt city with so many abandoned structures, covington is considered an innovator. but the fight isn't his alone. wayne state university professor, john, says that the city's plan is a step in the right direction, but there are more hurdles ahead. >> the city's biggest challenge, is to begin to reassemble it. >> but that will have to wait. in a city pushing for a comeback, demolition and rehabilitation have to come first. aljazeera, detroit. >> the first lady is taking on critics of healthy school meals. michelle obama defended nutrition guidelines today in public schools. some officials argue that the guidelines are too expensive and restrictive and the students won't eat the healthier food. and they want to roll back the regulations, and mrs. obama says that's a bad idea. >> pare

a lot of people are jumping on this kale bandwagon. sprouts raised its guidance, and the field is getting crowded. >> mine is electronics arts s apparently the video game business is not dead. >> it is not. google and amazon are in a big old battle to dominate same-day deliveries. our very own courtney reagan sat at home all day and put them to the test. >> i put the shopping express and amazon same-day deliver withy to a test run. i had to start early to get my orders in before the cutoff time before amazon and before the delivery slots ran out for google. here here's. >> i need toothpaste, also shampoo. free delivery, because this is part of our six-month trial. it's asking me to pick a delivery window, so i'm going to pick 9:00.m. to 1:00 p.m. and see what happens google shopping express operates more like a same-delay delivery service for several different retailers in new york city right now. amazon also has same-day delivery, but with its own distribution network. so the regular amazon.com right now. >> i'm going to place this or

i can take some kale, saute i in a minute with a little garlic and olive oil. absolutely. >> alice waters, it's been a pleasure and an honor talking with you. thanks for being on "talk to >> let us bow our heads for a word of prayer. our father and our most gracious god. as this family, the murdough family and their friends, as they gather, we ask that you send your comforter, your holy spirit, your guide, to be with them. >> queens, new york. jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for

. >> i have a small law firm in new jersey, i a get a lot of kale are -- calls from professionals who gate a scathing review and want to do something about it. unfortunately there's very little you can do. in this instance, the poster on trip adviser was very specific. they were all the matily be -- ultimately five them through the ip address, and based on the precedence in the stay -- >> your worry about that. >> rook at the plaintiff, all the reviews on trip adviser, the manager of the hoteles commenting on everything, either overbearing, can't let go of the reins. they need to step back and let society work it out. >> the middle class getting squeezed, never good news. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there.

accident or neck can kale failure? likely 52%. not likely0046%. did that surprise you? >> no, because that's a guess either way. you could say 50/50. we still don't know the cause. that doesn't surprise me. >> the next question, does the disappearance of flight 370 due to terrorist or hostile government? 57% say likely. 41% say not likely. significant majority think it was due to terrorists or hostile government. >> well, i think there's been enough evidence that says something was going on in the cockpit. the plane was not changing direction on its own. that leads you to believe something nefarious. >> whether it was nefarious, whether it was suicidal. a lot of people believed someone as opposed to catastrophic mechanical failure. >> exactly. in the modern era, since 9/11, something bad happens to an airplane, people think terrorists had something to do with it. >> will the general public ever find out what happened to flight 370? yes, 52%, no, 46%. i'll ask you. if you were being polled and they said to you, tom fuentes, do you believe that this -- we will learn what

we are going to put kale in. we are going to take some pineapple for the vitamin c. we are going to put in some cucumbers, great for hydration and kidneys. we're going to put in cashews for the creaminess and protein. we are going to add some flax seeds in for the omega-3 fatty acids. then we are going to add spring water. get the lid on there. put on the extractor blades. are you ready? this blender is just mixing stuff around. it is not breaking anything down. the nutribullet with its 600 watts of compact power and bullet exclusive cyclonic action combined with the specially designed extractor blades turning at an amazing 10,000 rpms, pulverizing the cell walls, unlocking nutrition so your body can actually absorb it and use it. him and him i've got a strainer here. we're going to pour our blended smoothie through and see what is left over. we've got unbroken flaxseeds. lots of fiber. here. let me show you this. this is what we call a smoothie. him him him him him him him [groans from audience] now let's look at the nutribullet. i take off the extractor blades. let