antonia: es asÍ.n pasar 10 aÑos, 20 aÑos, si les estÁ ocurriendo vayan al doctor. verifiquen que no haya nada fÍsico. a continuaciÓn, busquen una terapia adecuada para que esa pareja se vuelva a reencontrar. juan: hablando del tratamiento adecuado. desde el punto de vista mÉdico les digo, cuando estÉn con un mÉdico y le den una de estas recetas contra la impotencia tengan mucho cuidado. conozco un caso de que un pacienteutilizo dos medicamentos en vez de uno y acabo en un hospital con una arritmia ventricular y un desfibrilador que le tuvieron que poner. antonia: asÍ es. se estÁ comprando en el mercado negro testosterona y otro tipo de medicamento que no pautado de la manera adecuada puede dar algo malo secundario. hay que dar con el doctor adecuado. juan: claro. tambiÉn consultar con una sexÓloga porque ahÍ esa importancia de comunicaciÓn con la pareja. no te vayas, antonia. sigues con nosotros. la falta de deseo o impotencia sexual, no sÓlo afecta a los hombres, sino tambiÉn a las mujeres, pero por

antonia is on her way.and we visit a restaurant by the harbor called the cycling or sea baron it's said to serve up the world's best lobster soup in close quarters fishermen and tourists enjoy soup and barbecued seafood kababs. nestled in on the phone cannick landscape by the water for a cubic keeps visitors busy day and night to. go to the completely opposite end of the continent now and our special today in southern france where at the hotel du cap it involved right on the mediterranean now this place has hosted all the usual suspects of the last century's jetset including ernest hemingway pablo picasso milan and detrain and more and after over one hundred years in business the hotel hasn't lost any of its glamour. he'll tell you come is connected to the pub you want it in rocked by a huge pump that was completed just a first century ago ever since this exclusive estate has been known as the hotel you cut it in hawk. nestled amongst pines and palm trees is the hotel entrance when we should abandon new yor

but there, antonia drew the line. you know i love you, she said, but major, i can never consent to a private marriage. instead, she offered another way out. i know you are true to the government and i love you nonetheless for it, she continued. but the obstacle is with you, not me. joseph could remove that obstacle by resigning from the union army. he laugh, just wait. joseph considered her plan seriously, but was concerned, again, not telling his superior officers that he wanted to resign to marry a confederate. with either accept his resignation on those grounds? probably not. but then he gave with another plan. he would resign, on the grounds of needing to tend to his family's business back in washington, d.c. and that's what he did. he did resign, they married and went quietly to the willard hotel in washington and had three children. you might wonder how on earth is actually worked. there wasn't that much discord between them. ?ow did they make this work the key was similar to what we saw with fathers and sons. r

sleepless nights for antonia contact and perhaps like mess for chelsea fa ns and perhaps like mess forrm. they've picked up recently but have had just four wins picked up recently but have had just fourwins in12 picked up recently but have had just four wins in 12 games. leaving them forth in the premier league. no such trouble for barcelona, and still going for the travel and unbeaten in la liga. seven points clear. thanks to 20 goals and 11 assists by a certain lionel messi. nothing i can say about him tonight that has not been said before but chelsea are his bogey side, he's never scored against them in eight attempts. and eden hazard has only ever faced lionel messi once in his career. yesterday he said chelsea need to remember they are the current english champions and must play together as a unit tonight. first we need to defend as a team as if we do not defend against barcelona we are in trouble. so we need to defend all together and try to play our football. we have players in our team who like the ball and we need when we have the ball to play off the ball and try to score goa

i'm 100% team justice for janet. >> yeah, i think you make a great point, antonia.ct that his outfit was more varied than his music? >> what do you think. >> you tell me. i'm asking you. >> i thought the dancing was good. i would like it to be 20% less impressive and seem semi human organic. >> super bowl is so chore an graphed. when beyonce and bruno did it, it was highly choreographed but it was amazing. > there's a way to inject life into it. >> christian, who is your nominee? >> the writing taf for the presidential daily briefings. you know, everyone is going off on trump that he's not reading these briefings. nobody is saying maybe these writers aren't up to snuff. maybe less purple propose is, maybe too many multiple syllable words. >> you are shooting the messenger. >> yes, absolutely. also maybe he's a "new york post" kind of guy. maybe put in a page 6 blind item like which south asian dictator is. >> speak his languaging. > and tonyia, any other nominees. >> my nominee would have to be the word memo. i don't want to hear it again. >> it's not real. >> it's

. >> reporter: antonia balm says athletes who restrict their diets like ripon did are literally disintegrating, losing bone density. >> you have a young athlete who is pounding, landing jumps on the ice. and they have the bones that look like on a radio graph, look like the bones of an 87-year-old. these are not things to be taken lightly. >> reporter: about a year ago when ripon was barely eating, he broke his foot. team usa now has more dietitians on staff than ever before, and ripon worked with one of them. he says he became a better athlete. >> i think the conversation that we need to have is how do we realistically see what's competitive out there, but also be healthy. >> reporter: speaking out to help the next generation. kate snow, nbc news, pyeongchang. >>> still ahead for us tonight, protecting our students. bullet-resistant doors, panic buttons, even hidden smoke touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis

.>> reporter: with that, he endorsed antonia bill rugosa.irst mayor to do so taking the announcement towards the vermont house. >> i will tell you, if you see a smile on my face, getting the endorsement of the mayor for me is a big deal. i could not be more proud. >> reporter: a big deal because while he is well known in southern california, he did not have the same recognition up north. >> currently has support from the other bay area mayors, this is a little unusual to see he is endorsing him. >> reporter: glenda jackson says the endorsement is not entirely surprising. saying they are lined on issues like emigration and housing and this could be a valuable introduction. >> it mixes up the norcal, socal divide. it is perhaps not surprising because they both are more moderate democrats. they have a lot in common, politically.>> reporter: looking ahead it will be interesting to see what role independence play in this election. >> the democrat that is able to appeal to the center, that will be important.>> reporter: while they both are the fro

joining me now from dallas is antonia okafor — she's a member of the national rifle association and foundedto promote armed self defence in us colleges. you support an organisation most people marching today find abhorrent and vile, what is your response to them? that isn't true for all young people in america. as a millennial, i support the nra and the gun rights movements and groups, and there are thousands if not millions of young people who also believe it is about empowering few law—abiding citizens who are doing the right and correct thing, the rights we want to protect and defend when the situation comes. so i don't think... groups like bloomberg, they are not representative of all young people in america. this is a hard one, as i know you know, for a british audience. take us inside the mind of an nra member. did what happened in florida shift your support at all? did what happened in vegas last year shift your support at all? do these register for you? absolutely, and it registered for millions of americans. if not worldwide. there was a study which showed that american people are

meanwhile james harden led the rockets to a win in san antonia last night.y continue to get away with traveling. they didn't want everyone to know it. quickly deleting this tweet last night and today, he blamed the social media snafu on his phone.>> a friend direct messaged me and asked what i thought about the clip. i responded to him and hit send. i was like, oh no. i went over to chris dimarco. i do not know how to delete a tweet or send one. i gave it to dimarco. he was like, he deletes it after maybe 30 seconds. i asked what do you think? can i get away with it? he said hell no. [ laughter ] >> in other warriors news, lebron james shutdown the report that he was considering signing with the warriors this summer.>> nonsense. it's not a story. the story should be lebron is focused on getting his team back to the finals. not angry about what they say or the lakers or philly, he said, san antonio, sacramento, orlando, miami, toronto. >> i never said that. i never said that i was sitting down with anyone. >> from howard dean to tom brady, the rookie card goe

we have father antonia spataro, one of the pope's closest anfidant, editor of newspaper, the eyes and the ears of the pope coming to talk about his global vision. fromve gregor winds and the catholic news service, and then, an amazing nun, sister norma, who works on the border between the u.s. and mexico, the pope's favorite nun. she will talk about what has been the message, what have been the impacts, what is incomplete about pope francis' leadership and what are the challenges for the future? we hope that you will join us. my sense is that what we're offering together is a different vision. it liftifferent -- people up from the bottom. it is a vision that says we can move forward together, we can be principled and civil. we can argue and come to agreement. that is why we are working with the democracy fund. that is why we are pleased to have these members of congress join us, and that is why we are especially pleased that you have joined us this afternoon. there's lots more to eat and drink. help yourself. and make sure you leave your name and your email. add the names and emails o

joining us live now from berkeley in california is antonia okafor, who campaigns for the right of students on it because i believe in defence force. i believe it if i ran isa defence force. i believe it if i ran is a great equaliser, and i was tired of women being victims of sexual assault and assault in general. i wanted a way to protect myself and those i cared about, so thatis myself and those i cared about, so that is why i thought if i was able to protect myself, and the best way to protect myself, and the best way to do that. and clearly believe that it is the right time to talk about it. some people have said that now is not the time to talk about gun control in general, but you don't have a problem debating this, do you? well, ifind it problem debating this, do you? well, i find it interesting that those same people are the first wants to start talking about gun control. the hashtag is trending just hours after it happened. so, on the gun—control side, they can dictate that, but thatis side, they can dictate that, but that is something that we are going to have to talk about. of co

sixth n he had his birthday, he had a very close friend whose name is antonia and rom guatemala and tan skinned, beautiful brown eyes and this was a proud day for me, when my grandson blew out the candles and said did you make a wish? what is your wish? >> i wish i had brown skin and brown eyes like antonio. so beautiful. so beautiful. the beauty is in the mix. the face of the future for our country is all american. and that has many versions. my er daca recipient, parents raised me tosh gritty and never to complain or take handouts. i didn't want to have a victim mentality for being known being undocumented. sharing my story would be therapeutic, raise awareness and help underprivileged people. i came to america when i was six years old and my parents were poor and moved us here. my dad is a waiter in a small restaurant, which is enough to put food on the table and clothes on our backs. we pay taxes, abide by all laws and don't live on welfare. as for me, i can't legally work, drive, fly or have health insurance. i have missed out on numerous opportunities because of my situation. i wa