of 19.: at the age he went into the army as a dentist. ecame a translator for many of the army dentists and became good friends with them. they gave him a scholarship to come to the united states. my mother was the top student in the top high school in korea. it rained everybody, literally him in terms of your high school ranking. she got a scholarship and came to tennessee by herself. this was the early 1950's. there were probably 300-400 koreans in the united states. she and my father were introduced by friends and got married in new york city. , theall of the koreans idea is they would learn in the united states and go back to serve their country. they went back, but inescapably in thew how people lived united states, so their own aspirations for themselves and their children won out. david: is it hard to get a visa to live here permanently? dr. kim: my father was a fully trained dentist and professor. when he came back, he had to complete the last two years of dental school again. we were in dallas and he was a dental student at the sa

he went into the army as a dentist. became a translator for many of the army dentists and became good friends with them. they gave him a scholarship to come to the united states. my mother was the top student in the top high school in korea. it rained everybody, literally him in terms of your high school ranking. she got a scholarship and came to tennessee by herself. this was the early 1950's. there were probably 300-400 koreans in the united states. she and my father were introduced by friends and got married in new york city. like all of the koreans, the idea is they would learn in the united states and go back to serve their country. they went back, but inescapably they saw how people lived in the united states, so their own aspirations for themselves and their children won out. david: is it hard to get a visa to live here permanently? dr. kim: my father was a fully trained dentist and professor. when he came back, he had to complete the last two years of dental school again. we were in dallas and he was a dental st

so she does want to be a dentist. ecause people need dentists. but at the moment, i'm having to play a dentist every morning about 6:30, so she-- she's like, "open your mouth." and i've got to open my mouth. sp she stick her hand in my mouth. and it's kind of hell. ( laughter ). >> stephen: and lovely at the same time. >> lovely, lovely, lovely hand, yes. >> stephen: that's childhood. having children is a lovely hell again, small but relentless opponent. now you're in a movie. you play colette, a french writer air, pioneer, and glowft for being a celebrity with only one name, cher. she was just colette, right? >> she was just colette. >> stephen: and this is her, correct? >> this is her. >> stephen: a littleit later. >> that is her. >> stephen: and what made her so revolutionary? >> well, well, i mean, she was one of the best writers of her time. she was a woman, so, obviously, that meant, back then, there weren't that many female writers. but the story of the film is based around her first marriage which was to a man

a dentist. because he had worked so hard on his english he became a translater for many of the army became good friends with in the top high school in korea because they ranked everybody literally in korea in terms of your high school ranking. so she got a scholarship and she came to tennessee by herself. at the time, this was in the early 1950s, there were probably 300-400 koreans in all the united states. so became good friends with them. so they gave him a scholarship to come to the united states. through was a top student thed friends. they met in new york city and actually got married in new york city. like all of the koreans, the idea was that they would learn in the united states and they would go back to serve their country. so they went back, but inescapeably they saw how people live in the united states. so their own aspirations for themselves and their children went up. > but was it hard to get a live here here to permanently? >> my father was a fully 46 trained dentist and was a profe

they're not part of the public that sees a dentist on a regular basis. they truly are dental refugees. they suffer from all kinds of problems -- gum disease, caries, missing teeth, removable teeth -- and they're looking for an answer. they're looking for a solution. these people had their baby teeth, then they got their adult teeth, and their adult teeth have failed them. through the power of implants, we're able to give them a third set of teeth. >> is that right? a third set? >> we can predictably, reliably provide that, and we can do it, randy, in just one day. >> you say things like, "we transform people's lives in one day." you believe that? >> i sense your skepticism. i don't believe it. i know it. and there's a difference between believing and knowing. because i see it every day. i'm forced to talk about titanium screws in teeth and all the stuff that dentists have to talk about. that's not what i do, randy. what we do, through the power, reliability, and predictability of dental implants, is we transform people's lives by unleashing human potenti

he escaped to south korea at 19 and went into the army as a dentist. because he had worked hard on his english, he became a translator for many army dentists and became good friends. they gave him a scholarship to come to the united states. student inas the top the top high school in korea because they ranked everybody in korea in terms of your high school ranking. she got a scholarship and came to tennessee by herself. this was an early 1950's. there were three or 400. then all the united states. she and my father were and reduce each other through friends. they met in new york city and got married. ise all koreans, the idea they would learn in the united states and go back to serve their country. they saw howck but people lived in the united states and so their aspirations for themselves and children. david: was it hard to get a visa? vonnie: my father was a fully trained dentist and professor but when he came back, he had to complete the last two years of dental school. we were in dallas. he was working as a nurse to make enough money. he finished hi

and father was a dentist your mother was a professor? >> a professor of philosophy. a refugee from north korea. >> he escaped from north korea to south korea. korea.outh -- >> he became a translator for army dentists and became good friends with them. they gave him a scholarship to states.the united my mother was the top student in the top high school in korea ranked everybody literally in korea in terms of your high school ranking. a scholarship and she came to tennessee by herself was in thetime, this early 1950s. there are probably three or 400 koreans in all of the united states so she and my father were introduced to each other through friends. they met in new york city and they actually got married in new york city. thelike all of the koreans, idea was that they would learn in the united states and they would go back to serve their country. went back but peopleably, they saw how live in the united states and so their own aspirations for themselves and their children up. >> but did -- was it hard to get livea come over here to here permanently? >> my father was

virginia's war on sure and she figured it would be better to play out her years then working at a dentist office. -- inevitably, they ended up crying at something he complained. but elder wore him down. not with her beauty, but with determination. i have lived for a while without amounting to a plug nickel she told one reporter. after arriving in new york. i want to do something that will make people notice me. that may give me opportunity to get somewhere in the world. is it worth risking your life? the reporter asked. yes, it is, she replied. there was really only one way for elder to screw up the deal. by losing to another woman that had dreams, money and an airplane of her own per that woman was staring out at the ocean too. 300 miles to the north. [applause] i would be happy to take any questions you might have. anything at all. yes. >> i definitely can resonate with your comment about the father. because i truly have experienced the same thing. my dad said you can do anything you want to do. you're probably not going to do what i did, so i did. and with the flying bit, very young i

kim: my father was a fully trained dentist. he was a professor. when he came back, he had to complete the last two years of dental school again. he was in dallas and a dental student working as a nurse in a hospital to make enough money. then he finished his dental education at baylor dental school in dallas. for some reason, we're still try to figure out, we moved to iowa. we grew up in iowa. david: but you do not speak english. dr. kim: when i came at the age of five, i did not speak a word of english. david: you moved to iowa and then in high school, this is what i cannot understand, how did you manage to be the quarterback of the football team, class president as well and also valedictorian? was that hard to do or? dr. kim: before you get too impressed with that, our football team had the longest football team had the longest losing streak in the nation at the time. 56 defeats in a row. i kept that streak going. david: did you feel discrimination because you are korean or asian? dr. kim: there was one town i want to play basketball in. there w

but, i changed the course suddenly, and in 1988, when i graduated, and i got a license over a dentist somehow, i talked with my father. my father was a dad member, and -- and in 1988, was in major trouble with japan, and my father told me, everything is okay, politics are terrible. but,#zm -- trade of conflict, major trouble, because japan is not only the trade partner, but a major ally of the united states. and we are, so, i told my father, let me go to the united states to study, and he said yes. that is my -- u.s. trade conflict is very familiar to me, and later, my father -- international space, and the counterpart was -- happened to be csi, after i joined. so, a very small world, but you know, the trade conflict, always there, potentially. and, you know, the economy theory, maybe trade is good for anybody, but an end-of-the-year war, there are some losers in the trade. so, the big challenges for the united states and japan, is how to adjust it. and now, we are tackling that. so, it is -- as we talk about something very important. and, what is important. that is -- in the indo p

a community in shock after learning of a dentist is still practicing after botching a procedure on a put in the child's mouth concerned parents say they're suprised to learn that a dentist remains in practice after being reprimanded by the state for a 20-16 incident. dr. ammar idlibi (id-lib-e) was reprimanded by the state for violating the state's patient care guidelines. two years ago -- a mother says her 3-year-old daughter came to dr. idlibi's (id-lib-e) office for one steel crown. when the procedure was over, the girl had eight. in the state report -- the mother says she was never consulted. the final report revealed other dentists found several of the little girl's teeth appeared to have no decay at all. idlibi was fined 10- thousand dollars and given 3-years probation which requires outside supervision. (pam) san diego police arrested a man today ... for base- jumping about 500- feet from a crane.(ken) security guards at an unfinished high-rise apartment building called police early friday morning. nicholas marinkovic climbed up a crane with a parachute harness. officers in a

a. dentist to sit it was taken up with obama's plane became doubt it was a convert to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going. to crest are going to progress to something some point they're not progressing. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does what mike was hoping the board doesn't implement because i'm god i'm just going to come through the. woods. and into the sea it's just a proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft's dependency puts governments under a cyber threat not only that. and so this is an easy sell that because this is really. the issue. with. these this is. the old vision stopped and there was a student who was a fund is up and described. on the find. the bad at. least listen. to. donald trump signs an executive order allowing the u.s. to impose sanctions on any individual or government that meddles and its

my mom is a dentist and still practicing but i changed course suddenfully 1988 when i graduated and got a license. i talked to my father. my father was a diet member working on trade issues and in 1988, what was the major trouble with japan? my father told me, everything is okay. economy is good, policies are stable. but trade conflict is a major trouble because japan is not only the trade partner and major ally of theites japan cannot survive. that's serious. so i told my father let me go to the united states to study and he said yes. that's how my career started. so u.s. trade conflict is very familiar to me and later my father was minister of industry of international trade. but the trade conflict always there potential ly. you know, the economic theory that maybe trade is good for anybody but in the real world, there's some losers in trade so the very big challenge for the united states and japan is is how to adjust it and now we are tackling that. so it's not neglected. it's really needed. what is important? that is stability in the pacific region and the abe administration, clearl

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lost it on the programs that that's going to prance around a power after our city now this unit has a dentist as soon as tim but in a dramatic twist the minister pulls a new weapon from his pocket and invites himself to the negotiating table you know now to take you on one booking point he and condi keep america then to india no i said not a place probably as most petitions he has termed don't through could a city of it would let us to proceed you know their policy and they have no trust on cars forced on do not really to she did nationality if i win. this is all tal i was told to place only only kush i'll say we don't do that if she says in a comp we don't grow up pasteurized them is to numb destroy as you've determined to sienna it good person have you been our no one to blood had achieved an incredible act of sheer force he had transformed. in twenty years and u.s. department of justice launches an extensive investigation into they suspected the french company of using corrupt practices for more than ten years to will contracts in many countries initial suspicions concern bribes allegedly

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a dentist and fozzy thinks it's just a phase when he sees this little artist who he doesn't take seriouslyat all who he totally underestimates who has no power he's just a student painting pictures for him it's just a question of time until his daughter realizes this too hard it's hyphens and he's still thinking in a late terms from a position of superiority then at some point he sees that it's bigger than that but he doesn't expect him to get in his way to snuff and plan to. create a cult and kurt can't develop as an artist and in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight he and ellie flee to west germany i direct. current wants to study at the dusseldorf academy the center for modern art and his a professor is pretty unconventional. and i'll get us to magazine assess what they do with an apartheid there because he's at liberty to live. is at the for. the film is fiction but inspired by great artists of the time such as joseph boyce who revolutionized arch and awareness in post-war germany. the second on the street boys did not distinguish between man and art he declared meant to be a work of

and a dentist. calls on wealth and local bodies many many unwanted guests and i guess middle of a kind of sting so go about a man set up there and like i did with the white house as did as didn't live in the i didn't come up to two sixty s did a lot the lead in this case getting to the lyric element i do you know that's what i do it can look good good good don't like to. do that yes. but the american people with the fact that i might have heard them all the madeleine genner that i'm going to you know at the moment of the day doing with my about it all. this time also got a man who will take bad news in the national level and oh and yes. i think it is not witting. suits to reduce only into an operation so now modern man sat out bit to a transit camp. to transit can want i do like concentration and so would all like. i do we want to go daddy low water homeland i want to home go about a man ma saying grand. ship and include all in all rocks if the big long time our water future generation will know spac

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from a dentist and into the room with all these lights hanging here the cafes it's a really wonderful experience and it's a good opportunity for the city of bonn which organizes the festival really great. interview is wonderful the choice of voices was excellent. bringing music to the people the public opener's screening is without a doubt one of the highlights of the bong beethoven fest. it's time now for a trip to france in the ongoing series zero max extra for you the viewers get to send us all over the continent salomé but i got in from quito ecuador wants to know more about france and so we travel to a part of the country that has evolved dramatically in the last few years where off to fill in the and salt it's here in central france. some to ten used to be a center for coal mining during the french industrial revolution but the minds of long closed and since then the region has been looking for a new identity. unscented san is a mix of architectural arest historic part of town with the growing into these dates back to the twelfth century but it drives through town quickly reveal

a. dentist to see if it was taken up with obama's plane became that it was a convert to obamacare he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this progressive rock kind of progress to something some point they're not progressing. reveals that russia has identified the suspects that britain say. is nothing special of criminals. are these civilians yes they are definitely civilians. the russian defense ministry says groups in syria. staging a false flag. with video. posted on.

a. dentist to see if it was taken up of obama's plane he came down and it was a cause hurt to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all of the great but we're just going to let it slide progressive are going to progress to something better at some point they're not progressing. the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the script poisoning case deny any involvement in the instant they have been speaking exclusively to r.t. . you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. . we're those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would say underpants are those your real names yes they are our real names. and you care physicians have a ready respond.

heart of a desk it's also home to the city's central synagogue a century ago just made up a third of a dentist population today the jewish community numbers just a few thousand members. in the heat of the day we leave the city behind us for the open spaces of the nest on national park just forty kilometers from the center of a desk the national park is home to some of the region's more charismatic wildlife including the great whites all rosy pelican with a wingspan of over three meters and the ability to hunting groups there in imposing sight though they're not always very popular with local fisherman. and if you turn your visit right this amazing display of water at least awaits visitors boats must travel slowly here and avoid making waves the reason the colony of whiskered turns which build their tiny nests on the loose floating leaves. authentic odessa and cooking is the name of the game at dutch up the grand house was once home to a famous ballerina no visitors come here for reasonable speciality is prepared the old fashioned way and while the cooks slave away visitors can lie back and hav

he comes back and thinks, he wanted to be a dentist or artist. -- a pianist or artist.e went to harvard law school. that he returned became dean of howard law school. he became -- he created a nationally accredited law school. he has a group of civil rights lawyers including thurgood marshall. he laid the groundwork for the desegregation campaign. so thurgood marshall argues several statutes in front of the court. they slowly dismantle jim crow. he becomes known as the man that kills jim crow. he dies in 1949 so we never gets to see the fruition of his efforts. but thurgood marshall argued the case in front of the supreme court. they increase their membership by sixfold in the naacp. many of those members, veterans from world war i. they dedicated themselves to equality in that sense. it is not just african-american soldiers that we are talking about. beginning in 1910 you have a movement of african-americans moving north. roughly before then most lived in the south and rural areas. but then it shifted to the north both for job opportunities and to escape the jim crow s

known to seem to i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on that god you've concluded to secure a dentist who knows what opponents bundled up business models he was my american corporations. he's sold all good mental diseases and. you can choose to see a man who was seen. since. he's on the dissociation. i knew could he so sometimes it is just somebody who to be. an investigative documentary. ghost war. welcome back to the kaiser report i basked eyes are time now to turn to michael hudson author of many books including his next one out this of amber it's called quote and forgive them their debts ok michael hudson welcome back to be here all right michael your new book has a very long time lakshmi it's called and forgive them their debts lending foreclosure and redemption from the bronze age finance to the jubilee year you have said debts that cannot be repaid will not be repaid tell us about jubilees when did they start and what are they look like. well i began to write a history of debt cancellations almost forty years ago. in the process i got all the way back sooner and babylonia and t

mean yeah i'm yeah i mean political pressure on that god you've done to him and conclude to secure a dentist who knows when to pull your bundled up business models he was my american corporations jadhav was incomplete please soul don't go to mental diseases you use c. controls and see a man who was mocking the scene and the solution. is up in association with. as i noted when he saw small dogs it is just somebody deleting. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. when the u.n. was founded it was meant to serve as a forum for dialogue and conciliation the chillun enjoyed u.n. security council meeting and instead of robust debate you often see accusations and allegations of diplomats just playing to the cameras as the u.n. really become a host on environment. and . downtrodden signs an executive order in the u.s. to impose sanctions on any individual or governments that models and it selections that also covers anyone spreading what washington deems to be dissent from maisha. lattimer putting reveals that russia has identified the man that britain suspects carried out the north center a

the sheep but i want to come to school you know and i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegal settlements occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognized provisions to protect schools in conflict areas bernard smith al-jazeera. curfew has been lifted in the southern iraqi city of basra the clampdown was ordered on first aider in a fourth day of violent protests demonstrators set fire to the offices of political parties and iranian backed armed groups and the state run t.v. channel public anger has been rising for weeks over government corruption lack of jobs and basic services at least eleven people have been kille

tending the sheep but i want to come to school now and i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute. the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegal settlements near occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognised provisions to protect schools in conflict areas bernard smith al-jazeera. thousands of wyatt's workers are on strike in south africa or in protest of what they say is their company's racist policies the petrochemical company sasol has a new share scheme it'll benefit eighteen thousand black workers but ignore the twelve thousand white colleagues a reporter from a timid us been speaking to striking workers in second. thousands of white workers here in sickene

if you happen be one of them you want to keep your smile healthy and dentists have a message for you. studies indicate adults with diabet don't go to the dentist as much as they should even though they are at an increased risk for developing gum disease. that can hamper blood sugar control and speed up the progression of diabetes. health professionals say getting regular dental checkups is a way to keep that condition under control. >> what's happening is gum disease is a wound in your mouth. when you have delayed healing as you have with diabetes that wound doesn't go away. >> health officials say if you have diabetes brush your teeth, floss at least twice a day, and to see your dentist for a checkup every six months. >>> people in oakland redwood heights spent the day painting a mural on their streets hoping to get motorists to slow down. yesterday residents on 39th avenue. painted this 150 foot long colorful mural as part of oaklands paint the town program. it allows for 30 temporary st. murals in oakland as a way to bring neighborhoods together to beautify their streets . the mura

up tending the sheep but i want to come to school and i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegal settlements occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognized provisions to protect schools in conflict areas bernard smith al-jazeera. hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy to syria says the situation in it labe is set up for what he calls a perfect storm seven hundred mr at all the u.n. security council the expected military offensive against the rebels in the province will be an horrific battle the u.n. is warning of the worst humanitarian crisis since the war in syria be

i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegal settlements occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognized provisions to protect schools in conflict areas bernard smith al-jazeera. brazil's far right presidential candidate for narrow is undergoing surgery after being stabbed in the stomach his son says he now appears to be stable for tomorrow's attacked in a city of horrors deforest during a campaign rally for next month's election police say the suspect has been arrested opponents a person are as views are racist and homophobic but the leader has been polling strongly in the lead up to his vote doctors and nurses

the sheep but i want to come to school you know and i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegals. occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognized provisions to protect schools in conflict areas burnet smith al-jazeera. investigators in mexico her phone one hundred sixty six skulls buried in mass graves in the state of vera cruz they believe the victims were killed at least two years ago one hundred fourteen identification cards were found in the field there mexico's drug cartels regularly use these sites to hide bodies. trees are being planted the world's largest refugee camp in an attempt to avoid an environmental d

up tending the sheep but i want to come to school and i want to study when i grow up i want to be a dentist but now i end up tending sheep the palestinian education ministry has told the staff not to prepare to move not to pack up not to move the furniture the school the ministry says must continue teaching until the very last minute the land the school is built on is wanted by israel to expand illegal settlements near occupied east jerusalem and hands up how many more schools are under threat of destruction in the occupied west bank around forty says the charity save the children which it says is a breach of internationally recognized provisions to protect schools in conflict areas bernard smith al-jazeera. germany's chancellor is using meet the french president in mass in the south of france to discuss migration policy today angela merkel has faced political problems to mystically after taking in more than a million refugees since the height of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen several countries have tightened their border controls since then many migrants are arriving on the coast o

. >> call it a dentist's nightmare or a sugar lover's dream. candytopia, be prepared for sensory overload. >> i want a theme park. >> where kids and adults of all ages can admire sugar sculptures and frolic in foam marshmallows. the brainchild of candy queen to the stars. jackie sorkin's love of sugar started early. >> one day i watched willy wonka, became obsessed with the story. >> all of the pieces are made of real candy. the dragon has 125,000 pieces. but they are shellacked so you proent probably don't want to eat it. my team and i are known for this global candy art wrist. >> works specific to san francisco, including with a 14,000 piece candy ode to steve jobs and sour belt warriors championship trophies. >> this is candy art. this is hundreds of thousands of hours dedicated to this very unique artistry. >> for all of you instagramers out there, this place is selfie heaven. a surprise is waiting around every corner. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> all right. that looks like fun. >> definitely. candytopia started in taiwan seve

bird taxidermy because he had graduated from dental school and figured people would not patronize a dentist who handled dead birds in his spare time. instead of taxidermy he took up drawing and painting and became a really, really proficient painter who eventually produced paintings the quality of fine art. so we are going to share a little bit of that art with you tonight, but when sara called earl and told him that the ship had been found, it wasn't closure, but it was like he finally knew where his father was after 73 years. that just kills me. but we would like to tonight share with you some of earl's -- earl senior's art. earl junior has produced greeting cards with some of his father's paintings, and this painting which i don't know if you can see it, you will see it up close later, is called american eagle in the pacific. it was earl's impression of -- just his artistic impression of the american victory over japan. this was painted aboard "indianapolis" in 1944, about a year before she was sunk. so we have one of these for each of you tonight. we would like to give you as a gift. wh

the american cad bi of teacademy pediatrics is calling for a ban. >>> michael finney helps break the dentistor us. >> reporter: how much do you pay for a semi annual visit to the dent tense? how much does your dentist charge for a cleaning, a filling? if you're like me, you have no idea whatsoever. so here to talk about our lack of knowledge is bay area consumers check block kevin grassler. a friend of mine is considered one of the top dentists. i don't know what he charges me. he just gets paid. >> most people don't. most people will go to their dentist and they'll recommend really expensive treatment. they have no idea whether their dentist is expensive or not. and most people don't shop around in terms of trying to find a good price. one reason is, we want great care. we say oh, i would rather have -- >> money is no object. >> i would rather pay more to get good treatment. even among the best the best i. some dentists charge three, four times more than their competitors, for the same work. and i'm just talking about the great dentists here. there's -- this whole saying you get what you pa

he's a dentist by trade and he's a thorough trumper.ly ther rorized that charlottesville was the work of the west. he's being attacked by his six siblings. >> none of this is pleasant for any of us. >> it is horrible to have to do this. >> to speak up against my brother, it brings sadness to me. this is not just about paul gosar. it is about their family. >> i think we have a lot of values in our kitchen table. sn i could not be quiet any longer nor should any of us be. >> we got to stand up for our good name. it is not who we are. >> it is intervention time. intervention time means you go to vote and you go to vote "paul out." >> my name is tim gosar. >> grace gosar. i endorse dr. briehl. >> i endorse dr. david briehl for congress. >> i approve this message. you don't see that kind of thing too often. probably not a terrible idea to reach out to your siblings to make sure they are still on board especially those of us are running for congress. we have reached the end of another action-packed week in the news in business and in sports,

he's a dentist by trade and he's a thorough trumper.at charlottesville was the work of the left and maybe even by george soros. he's pro-life, he's anti-dreamer. he's called comey and rosenstein treasonous. the ad is for his democratic opponent mike brill. what makes it unusual among attack ads is gosar is being attacked by his six siblings. >> none of this is pleasant for any of us. >> it is horrible to have to do this. >> to speak up against my brother, it brings sadness to me. this is not just about paul this is about their family. >> i think my brother has traded a lot of the values we had in at our kitchen table. i could not be quiet any longer nor should any of us be.at our kitchen table. i could not be quiet any longer nor should any of us bat our kitchen table. i could not be quiet any longer nor should any of us bat our kitchen table. i could not be quiet any longer nor should any of us be. >> we got to stand up for our good name. it is not who we are. >> it is intervention time. intervention time means you go to vote and you g

sterzok at the hearing, i'm a dentist and i read body language very, very well.n't appear to be well. he appears to be getting more and more extreme. >> when you say he doesn't appear to be well, what do you mean by that, that he doesn't appear to be well? >> well, if you watch him and how he conducts himself, he appears to be in a very hostile manner all the time. he talks down to people. he says bizarre things like that. i mean, if you interview him, you know, you would be hard pressed to get a real coherent sentence out of him. if you look at that vice news piece -- go ahead. >> the group of you that did appear in the ad, is he correct that you all are democrats? >> no, i'm not a democrat. >> you aren't? >> and i don't know who among those are democrats, registered. there's a few, i'm sure, but i don't know who they are. >> there's ten children. to be clear, there are ten of you. so it's a big family? >> yes. >> okay. and none of you who appeared in the ad live in arizona where he is a congressman? >> no, we don't. and so i understand where your question is go