the cap chelation -- calculation. it will show you what my heart rate is. 107.ur pulse is >> then you can start asking the patient questions. depending on what program the patient is in, it will start asking questions like did you take your medication today? did you exercise today? has your blood glucose and below 60? these are behavioral parameters to determine if the patient is having any type of problem. >> what do you look from from the fcc, as far as making the technology available? >> we were here when the empty fcc were here. we want to make it easier to get through the fda so we have the right patient safety. a will to side to be bring the most amount of spectrum to the organizations out there. that is what the fcc is doing. they're allowing him to work with additional spectrum. they are putting people through fcc certifications. we are concerned about the underserved reputation. activities for veterans. if you are a veteran, or any citizen living in the u.s., and you are three to five hours away timea physici

there will be a chelating snow and a lot of that is up in the air. some models are saying that we could see measurable snow on total -- on tuesday. it will be cold on wednesday night and into thursday. >> it is not even winter yet. >> let's get to the redskins. we have stories coming out of redskins park. the redskins have a record like they do. fingers are pointing. the guy at the center of the storm, you alluded to them, the head >> and now, the sports desk. >> a truly forgettable day for the redskins. an embarrassing loss to the kansas city chiefs at the fedex this afternoon and the head coach is making no commitment about who the starting quarterback will be next week and the team is making no comment about if the coach will be back next week. mike shanahan looked i see on the field. it did not compare to his relationship with the owner. >> rightfully so. a report fromo espn, shanahan was ready to resign and cleaned out his desk before the playoff game. gaveid that schneider preferential treatment to robert griffin iii and undermined shanahan's a

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they go through two chelation therapist. >> reporter: in october the zoo took in a record number of condors, 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of lead. >> if they stopped taking condors in and stop treating them for lead poisoning and providing additional food for them the condor would likely go extinct. >> reporter: the california director of defenders of wield life and led the ban on lead bullets in california. >> i have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under pressure from the national rifle association and sports and shooting foundation. the advocates from the gun and ammunition industry. >> reporter: hunt for truth.org it states, quote, there is substantial evidence that the groups behind the proposed ban on the use of traditional ammunition have based their claims on faulty scientific studies. but dr. curtis ang has seen the damage from lead poisoning firsthand. >> this is the fragment, the bullet fragments into millions of pieces. the bird comes along, eats this meet, and now has lead toxicity. >> five birds are released with the hope that the ban on lead bullets will

. >> they go through two chelation therapies, typically a five-day treatment. >> reporter: in october the zoo took in a record number of condors. 21 birds tested positive for toxic levels of lead. >> if they stopped taking them in and treating them for lead poisoning and providing additional food for them, that the condor would likely go instinct. >> reporter: kim delphino is the california director of defenders of wildlife. the agency cosponsored a bill to ban lead bullets in california. governor jerry brown signed it into law despite opposition. >> i have to applaud the governor. i believe he was under a lot of pressure from the national rifle association and national shooting foundation, advocatin s for the gun industry. >> reporter: at a website it states, there is substantial evidence that the groups behind the proposed ban have based their claims on faulty scientific studies. dr. curtis agn has seen the damage from lead pointing firsthand. >> the bullet fragments into thousands of pieces. this bird comes along, eats its meat and then all of a sudden has lead toxicity. >> reporte

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that is part of the cap chelation your.when you have a country ready to negotiate and they step up and say, we are prepared to do this, ,nd we are partners in the deal it those partners perceive that we are not prepared to do it, then they will go off and do it they need to do. -- cohesions unit that we have today. that is part of what makes the application of the sanctions a powerful. we do not want to lose that. isaddition, you asked what iran getting? they are getting a roadmap to a way that they can get rid of the sanctions. that they ultimately can't strike a new relationship. what does that require? it requires things beyond the nuclear program. ever requires dealing with missiles, ballistic missiles, with terrorism and their support for it, with a wide range of activities. you have to begin somewhere. and the most immediate threat to us and to our friends in the region is the nuclear program. that is where we have begun. mr. brooks of alabama. secretary formr. sharing your thoughts with us on a very important and hig

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