this is dirk, his bio—hacking is all about experimenting to try and optimise his health.as it sounds, would like to live to 150. this started with trying to keep your hair? essentially. and spiralled. let's get this up here, that is what i take, l—carnitine, l glutamine, l tyrosine, amino acids, collagen. omega three is pretty standard. mk seven, sleep optimisation, melatonin. that is the nastiest supplement i have, i would not recommend taking that. that is just your standard... dirk is not actually diabetic, but checks his blood sugar daily to make sure it is at optimum stable levels. i would be willing to take pretty much anything in order to improve my biology. is this all available over—the—counter? what you see here is. how did you get it? it's not over the internet, actually get it from pharmacies. prescription stuff? yes. that you haven't got a prescription for? yeah. may i ask who is doing that for you? no. what does your doctor make of what you do? my doctor doesn't know anything about this, because one important thing about bio hacking is taking 100% responsibi

at this ketogenic cafe, i am eating another bio hacker, dirk, as unrealistic as it sounds, would likehacking? i didn't want to go bald and i was doing some research and there is something called, the active ingredient was discovered for prostate cancer oi’ prostate enlargement, and one side effect was that you get to keep your hair. and that was the turning point where realised, i can change my biology. this started with trying to keep your hair? essentially. and spiraled. that's get this up here, that is what i take, l—carnitine, l glutamine, l tyrosine, collagen. omega three, it's pretty standard. mk seven, sleep optimisation, l atonement. that is the nastiest supplement i have ever, i would not recommend taking that. dirk is not actually diabetic, but he checks his blood sugar daily to make sure it that optimum stable levels. i would be willing to take pretty much anything in order to improve my biology. is this all available over—the—counter? what you see here is. how did you get it? it's not off the internet, actually get it from pharmacies. prescriptions? yes. may i ask who was

dirk: okay. man #7: okay? dirk: quite a bit. what do you think it's gonna cost?ive, i'm gonna say you're probably $4,500. lemonis: did you take it to a service center before you gave him the money? tad: no. lemonis: and so we paid how much for this truck? tad: $50,000. lemonis: it doesn't look good. mark: no. so that's gonna need a complete scrape and reseal. another $800 to $1,000. lemonis: did you look on the roof, or no? tad: no. no ladder. lemonis: no estimate, no research, and now we're gonna spend another who know's what. i'm not happy about this. why does that happen? why, in one sense, are you in the weeds, in everybody's business, in everybody's -- questioning everything they're doing, but on something like this, you gloss over the detail? how does that happen? tad: i happen to love this [bleep] truck. and i'm asking for help in areas. and i don't feel like i'm getting it. lemonis: what help would you like? you want me to make sure that there's a place for you to get an inspection before you buy it? tad: yeah! lemonis: i did! i did! tad: you know what, g

this is dirk. his bio hacking is all about experimenting to try and optimise his health. with trying to keep your hair. essentially. and spiralled. let's get this up here. that's what i take almost daily. 5000 i use per drop. l—carnitine, l—glutamine, l—tyrosine, dcaas, amino acids, collagen. omega 3 is pretty standard. mk7. sleep optimisation, melatonin. chaga. that is the nastiest supplement i have. i would not recommend taking that. that is just your standard glucose meter, just like any diabetic. 0h! dirk is not actually diabetic but checks his blood sugar daily to make sure it's at optimum stable levels. i would be willing to take pretty much anything in order to improve my biology. is this all available over—the—counter? what you see here is, there's stuff that's not. how do you get it? it's not over the internet. i actually get it from pharmacies. prescription stuff? yeah. that you haven't got a prescription for? yeah. may i ask who is doing that for you? no. what does your doctor make of what you do? my doctor doesn't even know anything about it because one thing

on the band's twelfth studio album singer dirk from lots o. recounts his life in twelve songs. off notes that suitable to the odds the hope is of course to maybe come to a kind of self ethnologist arc of the. field study of one's own life by hand of the same chart to create a portrait of society and present something in which listeners can recognize something of themselves to go out with some of us if it's like the difficulty of. the band which took its name from a japanese games console has been around for twenty five years now.

the president calls the senate's top republican everett dirk son with a message for dick nixon.ays, are treading on dangerous ground. and the president has the goods to burn agent anna chenault. >> and here's the latest information we got. the agent says she's just talked to the boss, and he says just hold on until after the election. >> when you hear johnson talking to dirk son. you hear in johnson this master politician who's used threatening tactics throughout the course of his political career to achieve his political ends. >> it's classic johnson. it's classic. you know, get to the head of the republican party to try to get nixon to do this. >> i'm reading their hand everett, i don't want to get this in the campaign. and they ought to be doing this, this is treason. >> i know. >> they're contacting a foreign power in the middle of a war. >> that's a mistake. >> it's a bad mistake, you tell them that their people are messing around in this thing. if they don't want it on the front pages, they have to quit it. >> he's olding out the prospect of going public with this explosiv

, dirk began 23rd season with mavericks, longevity and loyalty.eat guy and it's been a rough year for him. jared: they won it without carson wentz. we should have great ratings and two-team battle in afc west. cheryl: going to be fun. lauren: sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115. cheryl: the could be good thing, we are only down 219, we will see how the markets open, nasdaq still, though, down 70, a lot we have comments from the chinese finance minister seem to be helping a little bit and the senate rebuking president trump over saudi arabia. >> i think the main thing for us quite frankly was to do sanctions next year that will stop arm's sales until things change in saudi arabia. cheryl: how will president trump respond and what the future of our relationship with the saudis and the rock and roll hall of fame announces who is getting in. ♪ ♪ cheryl: oh, yeah, stevey knicks, she's one of the picks, you're watching fbn:am. most kids today will have jobs that don't exist yet. the engine management systems coordinate with autonomous

dirk is not actually diabetic, but he checks his blood sugar daily to make sure it that optimum stableing in order to improve my biology. is this all available over—the—counter? what you see here is. how did you get it? it's not off the internet, actually get it from pharmacies. prescriptions? yes. may i ask who was doing that for you? no. my doctor doesn't know anything about this, because one important thing about bio hacking is taking 100% responsibility i do my research myself and i do take full responsibility. you want to live as long as possible? at the highest quality of living. how long do you think you live? easily 150 years. i am a dad of the 16—month—old and being a biologically young dad is one of my biggest motivations. back in utah, and grinder rich lee is working on his most ambitious project yet. the motors. a very long—running plan for a built—in vibrator to be installed under the skin just above the penis, basically designed to turn him into a sex god. designed to stimulate flesh. i am putting a vibration motor in my body, and become a sex cyborg or something. i've be

was his fourth season with the team and the buccaneers announced its parting ways with head coach dirkplayoffs for three seasons. >>> michelle is back now with a new year's eve forecast. >> we're mild in the northeast although we're going to have rain. all that cold air continues to be bottled up. we're looking at temperatures well below. just 13 in billings. one below zero in bismark and 13 in pierre. raining in the northeast and frigid in the northern plains. >>> still to come she dreams of becoming a doctor, then she became the patient. one. clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. tackle tough greasy messes around your home, and save money with dawn ultra. brand power. helping you better. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. hel

they announced parting ways with heads coach dirk caughter after missing the playoffs for three seasons>>> meteorologist is here with your forecast. >> a little rainy. a lot of soggy celebrations. we're looking at heavy rain anywhere from the gulf coast, ohio valley, into the northeast. and anywhere from one to two inches. you want to wear lots of layers as you head out tonight. in parts of the northern plains, upper midwest. and then mountain snow once again. we're looking at feet of snow as we go throughout the next up cannel of days. parts of florida algty degrees. and also the pacific northwest we had lots of sunshine as well. that's a look at youweather.r a little higher than we're supposed to be this time of the year. all right. we want to bring the umbrelus. we're going to see this exit finally on new year's day. >> people will go to time square anyway. >> they're probably already there. >>> a group of divers braved freezing temperatures to place a christmas tree under water to celebrate the 40-year-old tradition, the tree will remain under 40 for two weeks and taken back by the

the dallas mavericks dirk of it played his first game of the season after recovering from an ankle surgery the german no wasn't caught for just six minutes and making one jump shot but it marked his twenty first season for dallas that's an n.b.a. record unfortunately this came against the team the phoenix suns or who ended the ten game losing streak suns winning ninety nine to eighty nine is the seventh straight victory over the mavericks for the now spanish giants real madrid could move into second place in the league on saturday if other results go their way to wall if their city rivals that lead to garbage and i don't need to answer and chad will scholars that men. are very connel in second place it will be theirs but it's complicated the current second place side that severe only play on sunday rails form has improved since allies took over us a disastrous start to the season. cheek letter said i was going to get him which i did to brian via kano have many good out tributes they manage very well with the ball they will not give it away easily and they usually start very well so we need

the dallas mavericks dirk of it steve played his first game of the season after recovering from an ankle surgery the german no wasn't called for just six minutes and making one jump shot but it marked his twenty first season for dallas an n.b.a. record unfortunately this came against the team the phoenix suns or who ended the ten game losing streak suns winning ninety nine to eighty nine is the seventh straight victory over the mavericks football now in spanish and israel madrid could move into second place in league on saturday if other results go their way to wall if their city rivals that lead to cora beach and i don't need to answer and chad will scholars that men. very connel in second place it will be there is but it's complicated the current second place side that severe only play on sunday rails form has improved since allies took over os a disastrous start to the season. cheek letter said i was going to get him which i did to brian via kano have many good out tributes they manage very well with the ball they will not give it away easily and they usually start very well so we nee

and the buccaneers announced it's parting ways with head coach dirk koetter after missing the playoffss turn back to michelle for another look at our forecast. >> hi, there. well, the east continues to see mild, mild air, but back to the west, that cold air continues to be bottled up. we're looking at frigid temperatures, well below normal for this time of year. we're going to see windchills below zero in many spots. as you head out tonight on this new year's eve, bundle up, especially if you're spending any time outdoors. you can see the pinks and purples indicating that cold air. billings today 13, bismarck 1 below zero. that's the air temperature. it's going to feel more like 25 below zero. casper. and as we go throughout the west here, we're looking at cold air even sinking down to the south, setting the stage for snow in parts of utah, colorado, new mexico, and also arizona. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. >> all right, thank you. >>> well, still to come, the eagle has landed right in the stands of this weekend's cotton bowl. clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple c

company but but i would expect the disappointment to two to fade away in some weeks or months with dirk at the time of her election under great drumcondra our talked about the c.d.u. being one of the quote last unicorns in europe because it's a big tent mass party regularly gets up to thirty percent of the vote or more certainly it's looking good in the polls right now but is that just a temporary bump do you think you have this is the question i mean people in germany tend to forget it's a really rough world out there the political world has changed sometimes i think we're in a little stability bubble here in germany they dance back from the crisis quickly what's happening in france what's happening in the u.k. the world has changed the rhetoric has changed political stylus changed and there are a lot of political bruisers out there and i know many people friends of mine who really wanted to see for diplomats when their city members because they said who do you think will be able to roll with the punches in the oval office better. you saw what happened to nancy pelosi i mean donald tru

it makes dirk thinking and bmw, they say they have plans for another factory in the us but given thee companies are facing, bmw said yesterday the year ahead, you know, has got some headwinds, currency fluctuations, trade discussions going on with the us but also, the new restrictions and regulations on the way these cars are put together as well. of course, the trade agreement is 15 set of the broader landscape, we seen in north america in number of car plants shutting down, even as nafta concluded. it's not necessarily about tariffs or trade barriers, we have different consumer patterns, large vehicles are not popular any more, driverless car future and forward in a decade, fewer restrictions and these kind of things. what we are seeing is probably the trump administration doing its best to save, i don't want to see a dying industry, but an industry in trouble in any way he can. the news from general motors last week shows the pressures on some of the big players in the us. david, thank you. such a busy programme today. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news

after dirk wales and england with average speeds gusts could touch 40 mph and other mild afternoon for nine for scotland and parts of northern ireland. into monday some sunshine for money but bred for southern parts of england and further snow for the far north of scotland. goodbye. seems hello this is bbc news, the headlines. former us president george bush senior dies at 94 and a tribute to his son. his

push through parliament i get approved in order to leave the european union by march twenty ninth dirk we heard charlotte there say she's essentially back at square one so where does this leave the brics a deal i would say choose there this week you know we sat here and we've talked about this it's like groundhog day and the problem still remains she's going to brussels with a problem she cannot solve she has this issue called the backstop which we've heard so much about this is the issue that if the irish just want the status quo to be continued regardless of what happens to do not want any experiments on the island of ireland and they want that the border between the republican party and northern ireland will remain open because if this doesn't happen we will have. chaos they want to have regular tree alignment between northern ireland and the republican guard if all else fails everyone the same we want a better. do we want to deal for the future of the european union we want a future trading relationship with britain that will make any sort of backstop any sort of insurance policy.

i pull out my dirk. >> now we're getting to the point. >> because burlesque the primary attraction wasily clad ladies, in order to compete for attention a comedian had to do something to upstage a naked woman, so they would do dirtyish comedy. >> a magician. >> what does she do? >> one trick that's amazing, mystifying. takes a rubber ball, bounces it up and down and stands with her legs like this. when the little ball bounces up and down, it disappears. >> what are you bragging about? my wife does the same thing with a basketball. >> sure? >> she does it the hard way. she's knock kneed. >> vaudeville is clean, burlesque is dirty. the thing about burr lesk is that audience is all male. not going to burlesque to see the comic but to see the boobs. >> the dean martin celebrity roast coming from the mgm grand hotel. >> dean, like you to know that i canceled a proctologist appointment to be here tonight. and i think i made a mistake. >> so in the late '60s and 1970s would televise friars club roasts but sanitized versions of what you would actually see the friars club. >> there's a lot of r

second-most famous for his campaign song which with ricky ramsey rumsey dempsey, i dig johnson killed dirk am see. johnson was a principled small the democrat. the early 1820s he offered a series of constitutional amendments to limit the power of the court. one would allow congress to restrict its jurisdiction to take certain cases out of the courts purview. another proposed to give the senate a veto on supreme court decisions. a third would have required a supermajority of justices to rule on constitutional questions. none of these amendments ever became law. they were mostly squelched in committee or defeated in the senate. and long after johnson and jefferson and marshall died abraham lincoln was also a critic of the supreme court particularly of the dred scott decision of 1857, the second time the court overturn a law of congress, this law was a missouri compromise, chief justice tani explained this violated the fifth amendment which says there could be no taking of property without compensation so congress has no right to for bid a property owner from taking human property to any terr

bucs firing dirk koetter. you have four job openings. jets, bucs, packers and browns.re could be more by the end of the day. >> the last two minutes was amazing. >>> thank you, andy. the president promised a rapid withdrawal from syria, but a key ally says the president could slow the timeline. >>> and 800,000 federal employees left to answer for the government's failure to address border security. the shutdown now in its tenth day. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> we're reevaluating the best way to achieve the president's objective. >> will president trump slow the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria? he promised a rapid pullout, but a leading republican senator says the plan may change. >>> it is about to get rough for 800,000 federal workers. remain unpaid through the new year as both sides refuse to b

on this continuum i thought for this moment dirks teach at syracuse university. you're enfired write an article or something about, about something, and that part of what you do there. before there, you have done a whole lot of other things you brought there, because that is what shapes you, and so here you make this pit stop and then you continue and you go into the community that you live in now, whether in syracuse, new york, baltimore, whenever. so it's continuous work there's no separation. the questions -- a question like that will come out of seeing that separation and believe me, as a student, you will be trained to think like that, but there are faculty who will be countering that all the time. you have to -- there is no really worthwhile scholarship without activism at the core, and that is what we have to do to fight neoliberalism today. >> two quick responses also. one is for those who are in institutions like this, it is really, really crucial to use our privilege. okay? to not ignore it. so, using that privilege means that you in fact figure out a w

freedom to make spur of the moment decisions like the one ken recently made while talking with jeremy dirks, new principal of the local high school. >> it's pretty unique and very generous. >> reporter: the issue of student finances came up, particularly student lunch debt at the cafeteria. ken asked how much there was. jeremy said $5,000 and so ken cut him a check and wiped it out. >> it's heart breaking. it's tragic. you think about our students in our community, you want them to have every opportunity, you want them to perform at 100% and then they're going hungry, even just a risk of them going hungry, we knew something had to be done. >> reporter: it's not by chance that it happened at this high school, it is, after all, christopher high school, built a decade ago on land donated by the family in another act of civic generosity. >> it's the right thing to do. i mean, companies that can give back, families that can give back, should. >> reporter: but ken is now interested in expanding his donation to cover the whole district, making sure that at least one financial worry is taken off so

really -- they believe it and i know they do because i've had -- in my house i've had the new yorker, dirk shpuigle and the l.a. times and those people never talk about the russia stuff any more. because they realize, oh, yeah, they are just regular people. but a vast majority of journalists -- and that really is kind of the dangerous part of it. they are zealots and they do believe that russia is controlling everything and it is making them lose their minds. >> but du-- but do you know whai found fascinating about this fake narrative. the day before i testified behind closed doors for seven hours on capitol hill, joseph mifsud's lawyer went public and said that mifsud was working for the fbi. i'm not saying it. his lawyer is saying it. so after that there were reports that mifsud now wants to testify to the senate and if he testifies to the senate that would take a lot of gumption, to use a euphemism, for a russian spy to go in front of the senate and talk about his efforts to sub vert democracy and hack e-mails and help putin and trump. so this is something -- i guess this space, as they

it's different if you -- if a person writes 30 books dirk i don't know how many books you have written0. >> sorry. [laughter] >> i guess i set myself up for that. there's something about the commercial success of a person. this is the same no music. michael jackson was just a big commercial artist during this lifetime. his songs were pop music and now have become classicsics and youd stephen as. we there's at a certain point people say what i is really good? just because a book doesn't bore you to tears doesn't mean it has to be a great book. what is a great book and who are the people doing this? i never paid attention to awards. never got an award. this is the first one i got if it's the last one i've been blessed so much, i'd have to give god back change. >> at least you have one. >> you mean -- come on. you got to be kidding me. >> no. >> i get the kind our award that give you the award if you pick it up. and the montana crime writers convention, give you an award if you'll go and make a speech. i'm not complaining. i'm rewarded in other ways. how about a question. >> yes, ma'am, r

this work because i believe were opioid addiction less stigmatized, my daughter, who died of an over dirksn february 11, 2014, would still be alive today. [applause] >> i name is amanda lattimore. because i was born to a mother who developed heroin addiction, i know firsthand how addiction can take hold of an individual and impact lives, families, communities. but i'm so incredibly helpful that if we all work together and we listened intently to both the voices ofnd the people whose lives are affected every day, we can overcome the open at crisis. crisis.pioid in fact, i am more than hopeful. i know we can do it together. [applause] >> thank you to this amazing group. another round of applause for all of them. [applause] now, i know we can turn the tide on this epidemic. and if we do, we can begin reversing the decline in life expectancy that has been happening across our country, largely thanks to the opiate overdoses. here are some of the goals that i think we should all want to see reached in the next five years. all doctors will follow cdc guidelines on when to prescribe opioids. will

moore those those guys on that team dirk nowitzki as well they were they were a team that was really going hard and they had something to prove in two thousand and eleven having lost the miami heat without le bron in two thousand and six zero other that loss to the mavericks i think the miami heat with le bron wade and bosh and company up do pretty well now le bron gets all the headlines he's iconic beyond basketball circles but lay it on the line he was better. and white. you get me this early in the morning here in new york city haven't even had my hot chocolate and i'll even drink coffee you make me want to drink coffee the. i think when you look at clutch. in the ability to play a breakneck speed and to put it all on the line you look at what the way way brings to the table but here's the thing le bron james has won championships with two different teams he makes teammates around him better i don't think it's fair to compare the two of them i think le bron is more oscar robertson and magic johnson than he is michael jordan. in comparison and style of play when i look at the clutc

on the band's twelfth studio album singer dirk for love so recounts his.