dr. wilson, she's a therapist in clinical training. she says following such a super bowl high philadelphia fans and our athletes must remain grounded. >> it is sort of like the game of life. if you think you're going to win every game, you can be let out for disappointment when you don't win. >> reporter: that kind of pressure can impact player performance. but there is a deeper super bowl takeaway according to dr. wilson that everyone can and should keep with them. >> we can take that into the classes or workplace and say no matter what, anybody who counts you out, just don't quit. >> because the super bowl is more encouraging, it lets me know i can make a difference. . >> reporter: we wanted to give a shout out to our new friend e-catchee and don bell will have more coming up in sports. reporting live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs3. >> the steelers and the penguins won it one year, and the red sox and the patriots. why not us? >> philadelphia's famous love sculpture will be back in love park. >> the iconic sculpture is returni

dr. wilson, she's a therapist in clinical training. she says following such a super bowl high philadelphia fans and our athletes must remain grounded. >> it is sort of like the game of life. if you think you're going to win every game, you can be let out for disappointment when you don't win. >> reporter: that kind of pressure can impact player performance. but there is a deeper super bowl takeaway according to dr. wilson that everyone can and should keep with them. >> we can take that into the classes or workplace and say no matter what, anybody who counts you out, just don't quit. >> because the super bowl is more encouraging, it lets me know i can make a difference. . >> reporter: we wanted to give a shout out to our new friend e-catchee and don bell will have more coming up in sports. reporting live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs3. >> the steelers and the penguins won it one year, and the red sox and the patriots. why not us? >> philadelphia's famous love sculpture will be back in love park. >> the iconic sculpture is returni

we'rejoined by sports physiologist dr george wilson. a formerjockey a former jockey yourself?rjockey yourself? in the 1980s. but i am just shy of six feet. carrying more weight over the jumps. i got into academia because in 1985 jumps. i got into academia because in1985| jumps. i got into academia because in 1985 i was struggling to make the weights, trying weight loss methods. things haven't changed much over the last 200 years, you make the weight the way you can. i packed it in because i could not make the weight, got into academia and i am now talking to you. i think this is important. you look at the eating patterns, if we were talking about anyone else, we would say this is disordered eating, mental health issues associated. even in the short term. starvation in some cases a form of anaemia? looking at the research. it is showing that —— bulemia. we're talking about dehydration. it is not good. there is sweating in every racecourse. sweat suits. and food deprivation. with the research we have looked at the energy cost of being a jockey, energy output and expenditure. and

dr? seeing none, project sponsor? welcome. >> i'm brian wilson . i'm the architect of the project. the proposed project involves the creation of two family sized units on a sub standard sized lot by combining the existing top floors of the structure into one unit and adding new living space within an existing unused stoirge level. as part of the restructuring of the building, the vertical circulation of the building has been reconfigured, including the addition of an elevator to allow the residents to age in place. to accommodate the changes in circulation, the project includes 51 square feet of light fill in-fill. the existing building -- [ inaudible ] -- on a sub standard lot, regularizing the floor plate does require a variance on the west side of the building. the project actually improves the midblock open space. >> president hillis: can you go to the computer. is that it? >> that is it, yes. >> president hillis: you got it. >> hi. i'm lisa ester. the remodel of our home at 3335 aladdin terrace is designed to allow us and our tenant, all senior citizens, to age in place, with

of president woodrow wilson, a century after he outlined his 14-point statement of principles in an address to congress. this is about two hours. >> all right. welcome to csis. i'm dr. mark warner, the head of the project on military and diplomatic history. thank you all especially for braving today's weather. great to see all this interest in world one one. for those who haven't been here before our project is focused on history that also provides insights into contemporary affairs. we're delighted to have a co-host of today's event with the world war i centennial commission and the csis project and dan rundy who runs that project, thank you for your support. when we think about or when historians think about what are the most important events in world history. world war i usually comes out at number one, but americans tend to be fixated on other wars like the civil war and world war ii, but this one is in many respects the most important, and we're here today to try to provide some additional awareness. 1100 years ago today woodrow wilson appeared before a joint session of congress to deliver his 14-point speech and he was the president of the institution and he