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dad s money. but when it comes to mom and dad, coffee, that s another matter. scientists have figured a way to give more kick to your morning cup of joe. an international team of researchers announced it cracked coffee s genetic code. they now say they have the keys to genetically modifying coffee making it better able to endure drought, disease and pests, as well as boosting the flavor and the caffeine. that s just great. i don t always looking for stronger coffee. i don t think it s great. sometimes modifying the foods can lead to organ damage, advanced aging, infertility. i hate when they mess with food and coffee. it is going to the actual genome, what makes it what it is. just going to enhance it. wouldn t it be great? i get it. just get yourself a better coffee creamer. there s lots of flavors out there, including kaluha and
gaps, well, we can only speculate. what do you think, what could have happened to rivers during the relatively routine procedure a week ago? one thing we do know is this is a clinic that specialized in endoscopy. now there are certain procedures involving endoscopy where you actually sedate the patient, and you put them under some sort of anesthesia. it could be mild. it could be more than that. but whenever a patient undergoes answer these, yeah you depress other things as well, things like heart rate and breathing. that s why we monitor patients under anesthesia. now, do we know for a fact that this had anything to do with it? we really don t. it could be that this was completely unrelated to the procedure at hand. right now there s an investigation under way. the clinic has not been accused of any wrongdoing. and we will only find out more once we hear from this investigation. a lot to learn. so many unanswered questions. dan childs, managing editor from the medical unit. than
gallivanting around without any sort of moral compass? i am very sensitive to an audience s reaction. i couldn t get into it. well, the critics couldn t get into it either, it seems, as romantic comedy or late life coming of age material. the film s arc falls short. of transformative experiences typical of these genres. and the longest week is a little more than a series of insip id conversations between bored art accurates who snark at each other in monotone. i don t know. i would see it. i kind of like that genre. sound like a netflix weekend. staying home. always a good netflix weekend. i don t know. doesn t work for me. watch some football. okay. it is football season. that s my sunday. that s the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook, at wnnfans.com.
stars as a gangster in witness protection. and bruce will have a role as the an owner. we hear, tony ciraco will have a regular role in lillehammer playing a priest. can t wait. fun to watch. couple celebrity milestones to note this morning. actress scarlett johansson welcoming her first baby, rose dorothy. her spokesman says mom and daughter are doing well. that scarlett and her fiancee, former french journal it s, want to keep the baby out of the public eye. can t blame them for that. little scar-jo. actress alyssa milano, star of mistresses is welcoming isabella dillon, they have a son, milo, who is 3. congratulations to all. that was milo. and elizabeth, beautiful name, elizabeth dylan. and milo. thank you. good names. well, while we are at it, how about some birthdays, celebrity birthdays? let s see who s celebrating their big day. the comedian icon, bob newhart, 85. actress and seemingly ageless