carolyn: hi. tony: this is carolyn. this is one of our other gms. lemonis: oh, how are you?olyn: hi. lemonis: nice to meet you. the two of you oversee the four stores? tony: yep. lemonis: okay, so you're not just here? ovie: i'm pretty much at all the stores every day. i also do maintenance work. there are things that i'm not really good at that tony's good at. tony is more familiar with orders and scheduling as well. lemonis: okay. so, we're going to make three sizes and three flavors. tony: all of our shaved cream is made into these blocks. lemonis: this is actually ice cream? tony: correct, but there's lower butterfat. it's much lower in calories too. lemonis: so that block sits on there and that machine shaves it? tony: yes. so, next would be drizzle and the toppings. we still make everything by hand. we're mixing everything ourselves -- i develop all the recipes. lemonis: oh, really? tony: yeah. lemonis: okay, this was...? carolyn: cookies and milk. lemonis: cookies and milk. so is this mostly an asian food? is that how i should think about it? tony: my inspiration was

carolyn leach huntoon. each of our speakers tonight will tell us a bit about her journey, and then we will have time for audience questions afterwards. joann, i am going to start with you. joann hardin morgan. joann worked and lost control at kennedy space center and was the only woman in the firing room during the launch of apollo 11. your face has become incredibly familiar this year, which i absolutely love. she was also the first woman senior executive at kennedy space center, and her tireless advocacy for women in science and engineering spans nearly five decades. joann, welcome. ms. morgan: thank you. [applause] talk -- thanko historians, and boeing for sponsoring something like this. this is so unexpected in my life, 50 years after i did something all of a sudden it is important. [laughter] and actually i knew at the time on apollo 11 that i was working on something incredibly important. wass a kid in florida and i lucky enough to see explorer one, our country's first satellite launch. and the satell

hi, carolyn. >> what a season. here they are. the postseason begins officially next tuesday.we still don't know exactly who is in and who's out. seven teams are fighting for spore spots entering last night. there are only three remaining. nationals and phillies playing a doubleheader. the nats took game one, down 4-2 in the nightcap with trea turner at the plate, gets ahold of one in a big way. way out of there. grand slam for turner. 18th homer of the year for him. but this is up there for the hit of his career as he vaults the nationals into the postseason, and you know what this means. if the champagne tasted a little sweeter than normal, it's probably because the gnats also eliminated their division rival the phillies from postseason contention which includes bryce harper who signed with philadelphia for $330 million before the start of this year's regular season. down in tampa, a pair of jungian keys fans had a night they'll never forget. not only did they get to meet aichb judge, they got his bat and batting gloves and judgings by their sweet reaction, these kids are fa

carolyn: we are huge supporters of that. has an employee share scheme. .e will put some ideas this particular scheme would be incredibly damaging for our country. renationalization will affect british and foreign firms. it will affect between -- it will pull billions of pounds out of -- there also serve reasons why this is a bad idea. if there dividend payment is cut, many share ownership schemes pay much more than that. the this is going to the treasury. we will create something that will work rather than ideology which doesn't survive the test in the real world. is a big story we are covering it bloomberg. does it way into the extent in which government should be involved in collapsing businesses in the travel sector anywhere else? carolyn: when companies like this fail, there of 150,000 people who are stranded. questions.does raise the government has not bailed out tom's cook -- for businesses they -- will happen. when the dust settles, there was going to be question about the balance of responsibility between public and

so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper her images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's a look at so it's not something that i do for fun and it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different as these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a passion for their job and a willingness to lay their life on the line to do it. how dare as terrible as reality can be it can also be sublime habitats and living space are what interest photographer tom hagen. homo sapiens has thrived for nearly 300000 years often in a hostile environment mankind has done all manner of cultivating domesticating digging drilling and building right now it's thawing ice sheets on our planet and barely even noticing because mankind is also very good at denial photographer tom hagen flew over the arctic last summer taking these pictures the series is called 2 degrees celsius named after climate change is magic number the limit that glob

i am very extreme a night or noise of being like that american photographer carolyn cole would never describe herself as extreme she's been working for the los angeles times for 25 years and is very down to earth about her job. she's ambitious result oriented and is garnered a host of photography awards it wasn't really a an intentional thing that i went into conflict photography it was that as i got to the larger newspapers the need to have somebody covering places like afghanistan or iraq became essential and and at that point i felt it was my responsibility to as an american photojournalist to cover those all those places where the u.s. troops are involved. so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper or images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's a look at so it's not something that i do for fun it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different because these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a pas

carolyn mentioned the modernization plan and the new commissioner and i think they really go hand-in-hand for us. we really need to increase the use of technology to really change the way we do business especially in small business self-employed were. we have to bail them power our employees as well as taxpayers. if you have the opportunity the modernization plan lays out some great foundations and then one of the things that we are going to be working towards her in a couple of years and i'm going to talk about a few of those but you are going to hear some common themes in one of them is an appropriate talents of enforcement and customer service and we can't do that without engaging our employees. they meet face-to-face. they are the face of air is whether it's face-to-face contact or over the telephone. we have been working hard. a couple of years ago whenever big pushes for a future state that has evolved into her modernization plan as well as our strategic goals and really getting our employees focused on that and listening to them as we go forward. this last year has been really big

. >> reporter: 57-year-old carolyn auckerman is a bundle of energy.r ago when she hit 310 pounds. >> i got tired easily. i had sleep apnea, diabetes. >> reporter: then she had gastric bypass surgery where doctors shrink the size of the stomach so less food can be absorbed. carolyn has lost 130 pounds, and her type-two diabetes has disappeared. dr. steve nissan and colleagues at the cleveland clinic wanted to know if bariatric surgery could also prevent the cardiovascular problems associated with diabetes. they followed nearly 2,300 people who had undergone various types of bariatric surgery and compared them to obese patients with similar symptoms who did not have the surgery. >> what we saw was pretty astonishing. so these people had fewer heart attacks and strokes and kidney failure and heart failure. >> reporter: in addition, people who had the surgery were 41% less likely to die from any cause during the study. >> if we can find ways to help people lose weight, that all of these effects of obesity on heart health are potentially reversible. >> rep

. >> reporter: 57-year-old carolyn auckerman is a bundle of energy, that's a far cry from two years agowhen her weight hit 310 pounds. t i got tired very easily. i had sleep apnea, diabetes. >> reporter: then she had gastric bypass surgery, where doctors shrink the size t carolyn has lost 130 pounds and her type 2 diabetes has disappeared. dr. steve nissen and colleagues at the cleveland clinic wanted to know if bariatric surgery could also prevent the cardiovascular problemsus types of bariatric surgery and compared them to more than 11,000 obese patients with similar symptoms who did not have the surgery. >> what we saw was pretty astonishing. so these people had fewer heart stacks and strokes and kidney failure and heart failure. >> reporter: in addition, people who had the surgery were 41% less likely to die from any cause during the study. weif we can find ways to help people lose weight, all of these effects of obesity on heart enalth are potentially reversible. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and still much more news ahead. more news ahead. as ps al

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now this all relates to captain carolyn racket a german captain of sea watch 3 which is charity ship that is being working in the mediterranean and picking up migrants and then trying to bring them to wood's europe now. is accused of inciting violence against the captain against the captain of that charity rescue ship now this mainly relates to events that took place in the summer in july when karolyn a record and ship the sea watch 3 picked up $53.00 migrants in the mediterranean she then tried to dock boat on italian soil she was denied blocking that docking that was one of the policies of matteo salvini whilst he was immigration minister to try and interior minister to try and crack down on illegal immigrants coming to italy and while she tried to dock and she was denied she tried again and there was this incident where the see what's 3 actually rammed into a buddha control vessel now she later landed in lamp do you said the italian island where she was arrested now salvini accused of trying to sink that patrol boat with those italian. border control agents on board and he describ

carolyn -- >> i know -- exactly what you are talking about. it has been world changing for me. you are amazing. i have tears in my eyes. >> thank you for hosting me here. >> thank you. you have a great staff, very blessed. >> so good to meet you. >> senator, welcome. good to be here. incredible american tradition on both sides of the aisle to have an experience like this. i'm grateful for the afternoon's talk about values that are most important in this country right now, and to bring this together and the lines that divide us are not a strong is the ones that bind us. science and technology, healthcare, climate change. we need to start building a new american majority. news broke when i was speaking and i had three minutes to read through some top lines. my immediate reaction is these revelations in the whistleblower report are explosive and they are deeply sobering and a sad day for america that we would see a president of the united states and the highest office of the land so raleigh use his power not for national security or the strength of our economy, not defense, under

carolyn has lost 130 pounds, and her type 2 diabetes has disappeared. dr.e nissen and colleagues at the cleveland clinic wanted to know if bariatric surgery could prevent the problems associated with diabetes. they followed nearly 2,300 people who underwent various types of bariatric surgery and compared them to 11,000 obese patients with similar symptoms who did not have the surgery. >> what we saw was pretty astonishing. so these people had fewer heart attacks and strokes and kidney failure and heart failure. >> reporter: in addition, people who have the surgery were 41% less likely to die from any cause during the study. >> if we can find ways to help people lose weight that all of these effects of obesity on heart health are potentially reversible. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> and still much more news ahead as protests in alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wish it n ca ia fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! >>> china's government had

long time but so since we sent the letter to carolyn and asked for a dialogue on friends of the united none of the government official really reply on that latter and i have concrete information to us and what we aware is caroline is not that this is your maker and what we hope is apart from withdrawing the bill before i born in 1963 decades ago hong kong people are already demanding free election so what is the response of china and hong kong government on i will cause on free action i'm just curious you mentioned this thing about the open letter you wrote an open letter you call to the letter to john. jones an angle a month before she travelled yes china last week the german government did not meet you the nobody responded to that open letter yet here you are in germany and you met michael moss a foreign minister i'm not surprised for them would not directly reply on the latter but is a good move for all how the chancellor and germany government pay attention to what's going on in hong kong especially emphasized the importance not to use fountains or not to use force to solve the pol

carolyn aronson has built her hair care range — called it's a 10 — into one of the most successful stylinghing it in europe. but her brand wasn't always a success. herfirst hair care business ended in failure — because she tried to do everything herself. her motto now is to: "leave it to the experts". we wa nted we wanted to share her top tips with you. my secret is never try to do everything yourself. rely on the experts. that's what the devils. —— thatis experts. that's what the devils. —— that is what they there for. my my first company failed, i was trying to be innovative and used new technology that wasn't tested enough, we ended up having product that shut out instead of gently coming out, we had sprayers that didn't work, we have labels that bubbled, the company lost momentum of sales and we ended up having to close that down. absolutely the thing i learned from that is that try to do it all yourself, it is virtually impossible. you need to refer to the experts when they actually delivered to you, it will come completely labelled, it will come completely labelled, it will come prov

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good afternoon, i am carolyn kennedy. i'm here to comment on sb-330 which commissioner richards already mentioned. one of several housing bills approved by the state legislature earlier this month. this bill, sponsored by senators , mandates many elements in the planning process and forces by right approval for many projects. it has been amended many times. i have given up on trying to read it, and understand it. your work here looks like, you know, planning for dummies, so clear, so understandable when compared to the state legislature and the bills. it is unbelievable. i am asking you to help us understand what this means for the city of san francisco? i've had to appeal on planning of projects, that have been proposed. i have worked with other neighbors who have wanted to help shape a project where there is elements that are impacting them personally. i know you see these every week, and i appreciate the time you take to listen to these, and resolve them. if we are subject to very mandatory deadlines and no slippage, w

we have carolyn mccormick from mlhcd here. >> good morning, committee members. i'm a project manager with the mayor's office of housing, community and development. i'm here to present on the proposed bond issuance for yosemite apartments. the purpose of the resolution is to approve the hearing the city conducted on july 11, 2019 in order to comply with the federal tax equity and financial responsibility act or tefra for yosemite apartments and to ratify and approve several other actions necessary later to make the bond issuance possible, including the submittal of applications to the california debt limit allocation committee to secure an allocation of bonds. the proposed bond issuance will be conduit financing and will not require the city to pledge any of its funds to the payment of bonds. project description -- the yosemite apartments consist of the rehabilitation of an existing building located at 480eddy street in the tenderloin. the units in the project total 32 studios and one one-bedroom. 100% of the units will be affordable to households earning a range

carolyn harris, thank you very much for your time.t of a river in greater manchester yesterday. the boy, believed to be almost 12 months old, was recovered from the water by firefighters who attended the scene but died later in hospital. our reporter, yunus mulla has this report. flowers have been left here and candles have been lit after what officers describe as an incredibly tragic incident in which an innocent baby boy has died. officers were called here along with emergency services after reports that a child was in the water. that baby boy, said to be around 12 months old, was taken to hospital in a critical condition but later died in hospital. now, we don't know for sure how that baby ended up in the water. detectives say they've launched a murder investigation. they are supporting the baby boy's family at this unimaginably difficult time. a 22—year—old man was arrested at the scene. he remains in police custody for questioning on suspicion of murder. the police say they are keen to hear from anyone who might have that vital p

and more than this into the. 10093 years before she was in touch with me she was trying to contact carolyn for rest of the notorious you know enemy a hat in france she's known as being against eric raymond so why caroline and what is caroline marcus she's she's a join the list but she wrote the book against me so 2 years before that she was in touch with her 3 years before and then she was harassing me if you don't respond to my messages i'm going to work with you enemies so once again she's talking about enemy is and this evidence have you submitted this to the auditors said no no that's the opposite what i'm telling you now is that what is coming out of the brigade the criminal squad reports so the prosecution themselves have been investigating these women exactly and this is what they've been able to exactly but the problem that they have is that the police and the criminal squad are saying this and the judges don't take this into account they don't even listen so so she is lying she's changing her story and then more than that she's in touch with my enemies 3 years before she came with

. >> reporter: a petition with thousands of supporters and a handful of cities carolyn says it started as a conversations among friends. >> we looked at each other and asked, has amazon been asked. let's ask if they would simply reuse their boxes. >> reporter: it is something we see the fleet of trucks and spiels of boxes. >> amazon is the number one user of cardboard boxes in the united states. it also accounts for 47% of all internet sales. so, if we partner with somebody about reducing refume and pollution, they are the ones we want to partner with. >> reporter: and the effort is gaining steam by five marin cities jumped on. >> mill valley as of today. is a rafael, larksburg belvedere. fairfax and mare beach. >> reporter: that's not bad. >> it's great. >> reporter: she is working with a petition with 10,000 signatures and says the voices may untimately be the loudest. >> and the amazon customers. >> reporter: we reached out to amazon and they have not responded for a comment. for her part she says the next objective is sacramento for statewide support for this effort. in mill valley

easy happy grumbling funny cat job leaseholder together there the pasqual burlap the series with carolyn or bite. on facebook dot com slash d. w. gen x. . now we move up into the mountains and meet a pioneering architect when it comes to the tricky task of building in the alps venit soul is a real expert is ambitious projects of 100 international acclaim and in 2 n.t. 16 he was named italy's architect of the year is designs are truly unique and we had the pleasure of meeting him in his element for a personal tour of his work. the tamils york pass the scene of hard and groundbreaking work more than half a century ago the high all pine road connecting austria and italy was opened here architect very near chill knows how extreme conditions can inspire extreme feats especially when those extremes are in nature. in the 2nd year in this magnificent landscape look around and you'll see everything's a sculpture and you can't respond to it with architecture all architecture fails so we try to respond with sculpture. like a great stone slab come to rest charles pos museum just saw it from the barr

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the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says shed by the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to... paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says that charity's expertise will help it develop existing safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain, according to the gambling commission, defined as people whose gambling compromises, disrupts or damages family, personal or recreational pursuits, with a further two million people at risk. things even now can just hit you. it is just something stupid that will set it off. you will hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, you are tearing up again. it never goes away. it does get slightly better, but it doesn't go away. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show,

purple city here's her to legend and current manager mikhail played since response when i ask him to carolyn it's a football city. but. it could be better of course but that looks at the change of this seriously as now the newly promoted known berlin from the east and heritage in the west both represent berlin in the bundesliga something you can't say for anywhere else in germany. is this just season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one of those constantly a game of brilliance got the most teams playing at every level in the. it's not like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a football city let's start with those. really has a historical feature that sets it apart from just about every city in the world even today all this is played out in the shadow of the berlin wall. it's not just the dark rooms that make berlin special few places on earth have witnessed such a time or 2 us passports the city and it's this history that continues to define. the city was smack in the center of the cold war germany was split between east and we

. >> reporter: a petition with thousands of supporters and a handful of cities carolyn says it startednversations among friends. >> we looked at each other and asked, has amazon been asked. let's ask if they would simply reuse their boxes. >> reporter: it is something we see the fleet of trucks and spiels of boxes. >> amazon is the number one user of cardboard boxes in the united states. it also co

the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help it develop existing safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain according to the gambling commission, defined as people whose gambling compromises, disrupts or damages family, personal or recreational pursuits, with a further two million people at risk. things even now can just hit you. it is just something stupid that will set it off. you will hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, you are tearing up again. it never goes away. it does get slightly better, but it doesn't go away. now on bbc news, witness history — tiananmen square remembered in china, also h

rosen 93 years before she was in touch with me she was trying to contact carolyn for rest of the notoriousyou know enemy i have in france she's known as being against eric raymond so why caroline and what is caroline marcus she's she's a join the list but she wrote the book against me so 2 years before that she was in touch with her 3 years before and then she was harassing me if you don't respond to my messages i'm going to work with you enemies so once again she's talking about enemy is this evidence have you submitted this to the muslim brotherhood or said no no that's the opposite what i'm telling you now is that what is coming out of the brigade the criminal squad reports so the prosecution themselves have been investigating these women exactly and this is what they've been able to exactly but the problem that they have is that the police and the criminal squad are saying this and the judges don't take this into account they don't even listen so so she is lying she's changing her story and then more than that she's in touch with my enemies 3 years before she came with this story the t

in the famous tea plantations of carolyn to go jolie is working on a film featuring a cheek to say we're gonna it's a love affair and bad guys i'm going to put it to the degree but i think i think i don't have anybody there but somebody a bundle of the ability to come around their word. today this filming the main chasing on one thing public rugs the old thor she's have been a lucid but no one is here to monitor the safety. of her great job because of the body of the board members all the good it is for things that you're doing it knowing that. it is not like a hollywood boulevard or doing studios but. they do that in denver the movie dude that is i. lead. today like so many times before joey relies on his instincts and good fortune to finish the stunt on high. but he hasn't always been so. this is one of those where my. 11. jim but i've already injured. and there are 2 of the bombers to blast after they pass the bike but he had between turned on the brake so you couldn't see anything landed on the ground straight so you there matilde a little queen call of a little forwards for one mont

those who are fighting for that, and i include myself as one of them in the congress, congresswoman carolyn maloney and jackie spare are in the lead on that and at the same time in the house, in the nate. equal pay for equal work, and then violence against women act. very important for women. raising the minimum wage. over 30 million getting a raise and over 20 million are women. the list goes on and on just in this congress now that we are passing because many of the women who are advocating for e.r.a. and are also -- for many issues. in fact, our entire society, not just women, but we believe in america that when women succeed, america succeeds and that includes being a woman with a pre-existing medical condition. it applies to many of the initiatives that we have. >> are you planning anything special next year for the anniversary? >> we had been, especially observing it leading up to it whether it's at the library of congress, whether it's at the smithsonian institution, whether it's at the archives, which is part of the smithsonian and having its own discrete observances already in the

ok the woman behind me said to be the face all those tara carolyn picked but for now soccer is taking part in a pan pacific open in her hometown of soccer is playing in osaka for the very 1st time in her career the japanese garion qualifier victoria to malta to move into the quarterfinals the double grand slam champion has slipped to number 4 in the world rankings since winning the afraid open back in january the 21 year old preferred to reach any more finals on the w t a through. arcadia rugby and while head coach warren gatland says the squad was shocked by the news that is the system rob howley had been sent home from japan following an alleged betting breach while rugby's regulations prohibit anyone connected with the sport betting or attempting to bet on the outcome of the match i'm sure i was devastated by the allegations and that's all i can consign can't comment on that. and you know we just need to apply the same with our whole focus is to be. put in a line in the sand and preparing the team for japan hosting the event for the 1st time when they take on russia any tournament

attending the lecture she asked the chargers ask my mother asked my father as my ex boyfriend asked carolyn for hest the same woman ask another woman who was and the churches are relying on the friends against the evidence is coming from the companies the expert kompany is that doesn't work now add to this this is due more to important things that came in august. the investigators found in her computer messages between her and another woman seeks the us before our meeting saying what were setting a trap for tariq ramadan her defense could say that she was trying to set a trap to get you any compromising situation but that doesn't necessarily contradict that compromising situation being turned into a criminal i say every x. accepts that there are s.m.s. is that that were found by the investigators this as investors are saying i didn't know if you liked me i missed you as soon as i crossed the door she claimed that this messages were sent before the meeting and then they investigate went to the mo by phone they were sent after how could you be raped when just after the meeting you say i misse

. >> this is carolyn in los angeles, california. >> high representative, thank you so much for what you are doing. this is incrediblywh important. the seem to be dealt we put on a national loophole. but i like find out is what is the best way for us to find out if there are bills that you know putting forward on a national loophole that weekend support and find out more information. >> the is the easiest way is to search congress .gov. i would also encourage you to look out my website as well as your own members website. reach out to your member of calm congress. i don't know what part of california, doesn't matter but there are some very fine legislators in california. reach out directly. boy all listened to her constituents very closely. i get an almost daily roundup of what boy are hearing from people who call us and write to us. they expressed their concerns. boy are back in our district a week every month and weekends. while we're in dc, it's really important that that we hear from our people back home. boy strongly encourage you to call your legislature yourself. this is an issue

countries and on the final question i have questions for you before your meeting with such as yourself as carolyn with c.n.n. before your meeting with secretary powell it was reported that you had said to the press that there would be a surprise response because members of your delegation were not given visas is that still stand and secondly. in a phone call with the press this morning and a spokesperson from your office said that russia would not want transcripts of phone calls between president putin and president trump release is a concern of yours and are there any other concerns you have in the fall from the domestic turmoil going on in the u.s. currently. there's no single national well you know. your 1st question i. publicly today is before you go order your friendships a bunch of your the. youth program you'll be comprehensive for that and on the testing of chemical weapons who was announced over and i talked about this with my comp. on and like i said i have with them i am absolutely sure that neither mr pombo neither going to go with mr trump. has made any something because that is some

well speaking last week when larry said he still wants to compete at the time carolyn picks but it's likely he'll have to do it as part of the seeds refugee ting. my only dream and goal in life no matter under which flag and which conditions is to go to the olympics if i didn't want that i would go back to iran my aim is to go to the olympics no matter which flag someone will definitely be at the top carolynn pick an army or soccer has made a winning start at a hard town of enter soccer is playing in osaka for the 1st time in her career the japanese player beat gary and qualifier victoria tom over to move into the quarterfinals of the pan pacific are open the double grand slam champion is slipped a 4 in the world rankings since winning the australian open back in january the 21 year old has failed to reach any more finals on the w t i talk. to rugby world head cards warren gatland says the squad was shocked by the news that his assistant rob howley has been sent home from japan following an alleged betting breach world rugby regulations prohibit anyone connected with the sport bettin

the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says sheby the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help it develop existing safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain according to the gambling commission, defined as people whose gambling compromises, disrupts or damages family, personal or recreational pursuits, with a further two million people at risk. things even now can just hit you. it is just something stupid that will set it off. you will hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, you are tearing up again. it never goes away. it does get slightly better, but it doesn't go away. now on bbc news: as click passed 1000 episodes, they celebrated by creating t

. >> reporter: 57-year-old carolyn ackerman is a bundle of energy. ohat's a far cry from more than two years ago when her weight hit 310 pounds. >> i got tired very easily. i had sleep apnea, diabetes. >> reporter: then she had gastric bypass surgery, where doctors shrink the size of the stomach so less food can be absorbed. pound and dr. steve nissen and colleagues at the cleveland clinic wanted to know if bariatric surgery could also prevent the associated with diabetes. they followe iepes of bariatric surgery and compared them to more than w dit have the surgery. p what we saw was pretty astonishing. so these people had fewer heart attacks and strokes and kidney failure and heart failure. >> reporter: in addition, people who had the surgery were 41% less likely to die from any cause during the study. t, if we can find ways to help people lose weight, that all of these effects of obesity on heart health are potentially reversible. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs :ews, new york. >> ninan: put your tray tables in the upright and locked position. ahe

was cough syrup with codeine and that created a drug seeking behavior in him and made a call today carolyn dealer but it turned out to be 100 percent fentanyl and he didn't know anything about it at that point. and then his mother found him dead on the bathroom floor with the needle still in his arm. you talk about that so there is a need for both instantly. and what was it about the chemistry? you got way into that by the way. you did a really good job i was having a hard time following but what makes this a lethal dose that you would literally die? that fentanyl was created in the late 19 fifties by a belgian chemist and wanted to create better drug for use in hospitals and he did. it was used in open-heart surgery and continues to be an important drug like for epidurals during childbirt childbirth, colonoscopies, and it still remains an important laboratory excuse me an important hospital drug for people with cancer and things like that but what he didn't realize that along the way the rogue chemist went through the scientific literature that he and other drug chemist were publishing. s

cope and one is the problem to become a recognised condition group executive and psychotherapist carolyn one believes at a rational fair so shouldn't be medicated away. younger people are naturally very empathetic to the state of the environment most going on in the world the moment we're talking about their future of course they perceive this as a real threat to them so i think it's perfectly understandable they are really quite stressed and distressed about this this is a very emotionally healthy response to the music world the moment i think often triggers it is noticing what's going on on the news maybe the daily that's rejecting men true that. climate strikes having an imperfect recall ignore what's going on in the news because the graphic images are fried it's. really quite right well i would be very concerned here that said children's just gestures being medicated away as i said earlier you know their emotional responses make perfect sense in their lives what's going on in the wild so the 1st thing we need to do is listen to them talk to them and help the process these complicated