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Were going to eat better. maybe you wanted to improve your familys nutrition. maybe there were health issues in your family that required you to watch what you ate. whatever the reasons, you only bought foods that you believed that would be good for you and your kids. so you marched into the supermarket, you picked up a can or box of something, you squinted at the little, tiny label and you were totally and utterly lost. so there you stood alone in some ill in a store, the clock ticking away at ...

Big con glom rate. bill clinton did the soda ban when he was president, theres been initiatives to try and somebody with teenagers, its amazing the marketing to kids in school. you try to get your kids to have healthy eating habits and send them to school with allowance and there are almost franchises, literal franchises in particularly high schools and junior high schools where they have access to unhealthy food. i think its smart and parents will like it. i dont think conservatives will dig it...

President obama. it covers everything from raising two daughters to his thoughts on pope francis. jake is here once again. >> we ran through a lot of issues. this is from the lighter section of the interview. i want to confide in you and our viewers that as a white house correspondent, sometimes there was tension between me and the president. so at the beginning of the interview we did this walk-in talk. to clear the air, i might ask him about his favorite topic. so the first lady just gave an i...

President some questions about serious issues, his policies, the feasibility of the goals he wants to accomplish, things he didnt want to talk about. we did, of course, also get to talk a little more informally in a walk and talk, more about his home life, his thoughts on the pope and of course the super bowl. >> so the first lady just gave an interview. she said that your daughters were not concerned about whether you had a bad 2013. okay, dad, thats great, wheres my allowance? >> you know, the...

Happened the day before? >> thats exactly the point. there needs to be some allowance for spontaneous speech on campus. its understandable that universities will want notice of demonstrations when its possible, but requiring students to wait five days after, say, 9/11 or the boston marathon bombing or any kind of event that people want to respond to immediately, really deprives those students of the immediacy of their message, and thats the important part of getting that message across. if you w...

The kid, wrap it up and say giv. what about the kid working for some of that and having a piece of the action? >> how do you do that, give back to the family? >> everyone has jobs. when the nine-year-old doesnt clean his room, you hire the eight-year-old and pay for it out of nine-year-olds allowance. >> so no celebration party when they do the right thing, right? >> no, no celebration party. your kid brings home five as and a b, good job. looks likes all that work you did really paid off, honey...

So what happened here? did the place stay open? did people continue to do research? [ speaking foreign language ] >> there is some new stuff. i dont get anything. but those who have been there for long, they get an allowance from the government. >> independence comes. what happens here? but for 20 years, there hasnt been electricity to run dehumidifiers to keep out the damp. through so many wars and through so many difficulties, he has

But those who have been there for long, they get an allowance from the government. >> independence comes. what happens here? [ speaking foreign language ] >> so unless im mistaken, the gentleman just said that cutting edge research moved to burundi and elsewhere. the congolese who remain, their mission all these years later, has been to preserve the patrimony that existed. all this was state-of-the-art back in 50s when the library was built. but for 20 years, there hasnt been electricity to run ...

2011, kingston has taken official trips to four continents. the trips entitle him to a generous per diem allowance. sometimes hundreds of dollars a day. the total in per diems in the past three years on all this trips, more than $24,000. free lunches, perhaps not. but, again, paid for by the american taxpayer. >> ive always worked 6 60 or 7 hour workweek. >> a hardworking guy. all right. when we come back, well look at the all-time biggest scandals and ask, how does chris christies bridge-gate...

>> there is some new stuff. i dont get anything. but those who have been there for long, they get an allowance from the government. >> independence comes. what happens here? [ speaking foreign language ] >> so unless im mistaken, the gentleman just said that cutting edge research moved to burundi and elsewhere. the congolese who remain, their mission all these years later, has been to preserve the patrimony that existed. all this was state-of-the-art back in 50s when the library was built. but f...