this morning on world n this morning on world news now, salmonella scare. the tainted chicken linked to hundreds of illnesses. precautions you need to take as food scientists on furlough rush back to work. problem child. the 9-year-old boy who got past airport security and flew from minneapolis to las vegas. what his father is admitting as he breaks his silence. household help, the big rent-a-spouse business. what temporary wives and husbands can accomplish in a few hours and how much it costs. and kardashian heartbreak. from the reality tv cameras to what maybe a trip to the divorce court. the marital bliss missing from the celebrity family. that is coming up in the skinny on this wednesday, october 9th. from abc news, this is world news now with john muller and diana perez.
millions of dollars and buying all these things, gosh, i wish i had that. that might be a little hard on me. this one s a good one, ice cream taster. they re called food scientists. there s science to it. pretty good gig, right? give me a job with haagen daz, and i ll be fine. and i thought i loved my job. i don t think so. how about this? this is a story everybody is going to be talking about for a long, long time because i don t think there s another dwi arrest on the planet that s as convoluted and complicated as this one. 25-year-old albuquerque man facing charges of dwi and evading police. here s why. his name is luis. first, he was having sex with a woman while attempting to drive and ran a red light and hit another car. the passenger gets ejected from the car. slams her face into the pavement. she s going to be okay. she was completely naked, by the way. she was just having sex, of course. he tries to get away, but somebody takes the keys from his car. so he tries to hide in
this one s a good one, ice cream taster. they re called food scientists. there s science to it. pretty good gig, right? give me a job with haagen daz, and i ll be fine. and i thought i loved my job. i don t think so. how about this? this is a story everybody is going to be talking about for a long, long time because i don t think there s another dwi arrest on the planet that s as convoluted and complicated as this one. 25-year-old albuquerque man facing charges of dwi and evading police. here s why. there he is. his name is luis brignon. he was arrested by police. first, he was having sex with a woman while attempting to drive and ran a red light and hit another car. the passenger gets ejected from the car. slams her face into the pavement. she s going to be okay. she was completely naked, by the way. she was just having sex, of course. he tries to get away, but somebody takes the keys from his car. so he tries to hide in a cactus. why not? police show up. he was wearing one shoe,
cakes. americans spend more of their grocery bill on processed sweets and foods than any other food group. but the new book by michael moss, puts a spotlight on the role that food companies have played in getting us addicted to the holy trinity of taste buds, salt, sugar and fat. he goes inside the laboratories where food scientists calculate the bliss points of sugary drinks and salty snacks. quoting the makers of processed foods have chosen, time and time again, to double down on their efforts to dominate the american diet, gambling that consumers won t figure them out in their hands the salt, sugar and fat they have used are not nutrients so much as weapons. weapons they deploy to keep us coming back for more. today, americans consumer 8500 milligrams of salt every day. more than twice the recommended maximum. and 22 teaspoons of sugar per day. more than two and a half times the recommended limit and then there is the fat, something we
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