laters. i got choked. i couldn t breathe. and he hit me on the back, and the thing went and ever since then, i am always very careful with candy and i don t lay down and eat it or whatever. that is the worst one of my worst fears is choking. i couldn t breathe. it was the scariest experience i ever had. way to bring down the entire segment on halloween. it s true. so, go eat some swedish fish or do that combo, snicker bar, plain lays potato chips and diet kyoko tashiro. it is heaven. are you done with me? i should probably tell you what s coming up on my show. if you d like to. guess who is on the show tonight? who. stacey abrams. strong. governor down in georgia. she ll be the first african-american woman in the united states. she s going to talk about voter suppression, she s also going to talk about the ad you have been discussing that the president tweeted. the new willie horton ear ra.
so, i was a kid, i had a mishap with a now and later. do you remember that? do you remember now and laters? i remember them very well. i had a mishap with them. my cousin happened to be there. we were the only two people on the sidewalk eating now and laters. i got choked. i couldn t breathe. and he hit me on the back, and the thing went and ever since then i m always very careful with candy and i don t lay down and eat it or whatever. one of my worst fears is like choking. i couldn t breathe. it was the scariest experience i ve ever had. way to bring down the entire but it s the truth. snicker bar, plain lays potato chips and a diet coke, it is heaven. guess who s on the show tonight? who? stacey abrams. strong.
fighters. the original estimate, there was about 35,000. it s hard to know exactly how many people have gone to isil s cause. but when it comes to technology, when it comes to hacking, when it comes to espionage, it s easier to identify. here s what i would challenge president-elect trump to do, tell everybody, including me, why we re wrong. be specific. i think the fbi and the cia have made an incredibly detailed case about russia s involvement in our election throughout the entire world. and here s what i would ask president-elect trump, do you think they re interfering in the balkans? estonia, georgia, ukraine? i m going there. i ll be glad to tell you what i found. they re going to france and germany next. so mr. president, don t be like obama. don t lay down in the face of
from instruction. we have to go along with what the board adopts as a policy and enforce it. gretchen: the superintendent says the new policy is in place because parents abused the free and reduced lunch program last year. steve: did you know there s an art to napping? researchers say your quality of sleep depends on two things: time and position. for a quick boost of alertness, a 10 to 20-minute power nap is good for getting back to work in a pinch but don t lay down or sleep in a chair. a 60-minute nap is best for improvement in remembering facts, faces and names. a 90-minute nap helps your memory and creativity. the ideal time to nap is somewhere between 1 and 4 p.m., which is about what i do. what s the tell-tale sign of being sleep deprived? dreaming during a short nap. you have a lot of dreams? that means your body is making up for it during the
but everybody getting older loses memory. but it s the repeated not learning that s important. so, if you ask me, when are we going to the show tonight and i tell you, you re likely to remember that. if you keep asking that question and don t lay down that memory, that s alzheimer s disease. the exact cause of alzheimer s is still unknown but protein deposits called plaques and tangles are believed to play a big role in the destruction of brain cells, causing symptoms of the disease. cnn s dr. sanjay gupta explains. when you look deep inside the brain, what you re looking for typically are neurons. people typically know that word. that s the brain cells, so to speak. they re conducting signals all the time. this is what makes goes through the body? right. and then you can see what s happened here. two things. first of all you have these proteins called plaques and tangles and those cells in there, not only do they stop