one of the things we appreciate about elliptic where we lived originally elliptic has a separate bakery we have the space we need without the chaos of the caterers. so we don't have to worry about our things ending up with a garlic in favor. the other things we've been able to start hourly and switch to overtime we know we paid monthly and rented space in the freezer and storage space that allows us to make it financially feasible to start a business without a you huge capital investment which at the time was not available for us. so for me and the businesses and for most folks this is a trims resource to have available for us. it's a great place to live and grow to meet others people doing

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we're looking a lot at high elliptical orbiters. we're starting to take a different aprosme toward mars than we have before. our classic missions were more apollo style in a way where we launched everything in a campaign in a year. sent the armada of space craft you saw toward mars. i think we're going to do that over a period of years. we need to all start thinking in maybe a different way so it's not a single mission but really is this pieoneering aspect. how do we move human presence in? once you are looking at it for the long term then you invest in some things that mimet actually take longer to do but are more sustainable. >> last word, pleick? >> i think what -- you know, well said and we're going to get there this in a sustainable, affordable way and we know the stecknology is important and that's why we have the investments we have underway and you will continue to see us make those investments over the next 18 months in a number of key areas. >> gentlemen, great talk. thanks for your attention. [captioning performed by nati

so i would need to join another gym if i wanted to swim or use the elliptical or ride the bike. >> yesr. >> i would only come here for specific-- >> results. results. >> do you work out anywhere else? >> no. >> does tina? >> yes. >> why? >> well, she likes to use different equipment that we don't really have here. >> right away, i knew we had a problem. it struck me as odd. i mean, the owner of the gym has to go somewhere else to work out? there obviously is something missing here. what does she do there? >> she gets ready for figure competitions. >> lifting. >> um, figure competitions is-- it's kind of, like, sissy-- [bell jingles] oh, is she here? >> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus? >> nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i t

then he adds, "this row is just a cheap elliptical bar brawl -- political bar brawl."ut what a pest's jewish community is shocked by the plan. it says the monument conceals the fate of 400 rows and hungarian jews, those deported and then murdered during the holocaust. hungary had already introduced its own anti-jewish laws by the time hitler marched in. before 1944, the country's juice already faced the formation and death. and the hungarian police were notorious for their brutal raids against the jewish community. >> the hungarian government was not just a victim of the german occupation. it was also an active participant in what went on. we think that now, 70 years after the holocaust, is a good time to take responsibility. it is not enough to just be a polacek. -- apologetic. hiding this and sweeping it under the carpet -- that's the wrong policy. >> just 100 meters away from the planned memorial is a bust of a hungarian dictator. hitler's wartime ally agreed to deport hungarian jews to auschwitz. the statue was erected by the far right opposition party. the governm

where it becomes a little bit elliptical -- political, occasionally in this town olitics plays a role, i know you will fall off your chair in shock, but what i do what i want to see if -- what i do not want to see is the veterans of america made a political ool. >> talk a little bit more about the politics of this issue and how it seems to be resonating, and the extent to which, you like it or not, it seems to play so far into the republican narrative. >> let's take a deep breath and see where we are at as a country. in the last year my republican colleagues in the house have voted 50 times to repeal the affordable care act which would provide insurance to some 50 million americans. they voted 50 times to repeal hat. the ryan budget proposed by optimization -- voucherisation. it would and medicare as we know it. the republican budget in the house made devastating cuts in medicaid during millions of people off health insurance. if i were to suggest to you, and the republican governors would pick up 100% of the cost, would you be shocked to know hat there are some republicans who were n

sometimes he's a treadmill, sometimes use a bike, sometimes used an elliptical. go. neil: particularly talking about older exercises more, those who push it too much. is there a rule of thumb? it just want to be clear. and our something, 45 minutes is something, not too much of something. >> you know what, i believe that people should work out three to four times a week, especially when they get older predation incorporate cardio with strength training. you have to have both a man that don't think you should be doing over 30, maybe 35 minutes. i work out twice a day, but it 25 to 30 minutes treadmill in the morning to one body part, come back tonight, do another 20 matchwood basically distresses me, some type of car deal into one body part, and that's it off. and i'm not in bad shape. fifty years younger. neil: was going past few how heavy those of soomuch as to be curled, but i did not do that. you are a class act, and we could learn a thing or two from you. you are lucky your not here in person for me to like you around a few times. when we come back -- >> give

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ban -- ended a we have plenty of elliptical news on europe. a look at the economy.erkeley senior economist joins us from frankfurt to take a look at the big stories coming out of the eurozone. thank you for joining us. taking a look around europe, do you see anything in the strong showing we have seen from the far right hard use in these --opean -- bright parties right parties that will change were europe heads from here? >> i don't think it is going to have a big impact on our short-term outlook on europe. the economy going, especially in france, but in europe we have high unemployment see the voter can being fed up with the current situation. >> do you think the ecb is holding a for them in port -- in portugal?rum do you think we will get an idea of what monetary policy might look like? that is going to be a very -- speechbeach ecb ecb president druggie will deliver in portugal. a couple months ago he outlined contingencies under which the ecb would act. he says the ecb feels comfortable acting. expectations are running very high. if president is druggie is going

-- the ukraine crisis has elevated some nationalism in russia that does not bode well domestic ellipticalic investment climate. >> why doesn't it? if you are russian, would you not be swung to vote for pruden or his allies now, because he has high approval ratings? wouldn't you be compelled to invest in russia? are russian, you want to support the home team, right? >> putin is doing a lot to try to bring russian oligarch capital back to russia, to make russia less formidable to western sanctions. at the reality is that russia's economy will barely grow one percent -- barely grow 1% this year. it badly needs structural reforms. putin does not want to antagonize key constituencies. arean article this week says py much that. >> u.s. investors are searching for yield. they are circling russia, trying to say, is it the right time to step in? are things too dangerous right now? or are you seeing this is a yielding moment? >> people are looking at russia because they are cheap right now. from my perspective, the geopolitical risks in russia are extremely high right now. if that is your strategy,

it's unable to stay in a continuous earth or bit so it's doing this elliptical movement moving northnd south in a number of miles. not just a few feet. it's going two or three miles so it depends on what time and wear that doppler was received as to whether or not it's accurate. and that's what this report is partially pointing out. i think that's the most critical change is how it's related to the location. they don't think that was considered properly. >> we have more questions to ask you and we will get to that right after a quick break. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" man: we know when parents and teachers work together... woman: our schools get stronger. man: as superintendent of public education, that's been tom torlakson's approach. woman: torlakson has supported legislation to guarantee spending decisions about our education tax dollars are made by parents, teachers and the local community... and not by

it was lightning strikes on the two elliptical plants.people know there is very little lightning there. twice.ng does not strike in this particular instance, two different places. i wanted to see what your take was on that and how it is related to it. i can listen for your answer. host: marshall mentioned our coverage of this issue. a covertly spoke to story for fortune magazine about one of the companies that does what you were just talking about. they monitor other companies systems to see if they are being hacked. guest: it is fascinating to know. it is much more dangerous and difficult to make allegations about those types of attacks. the administration has been very wise in taking this issue with these particular actors as the initial salvo that we fire in an ongoing discussion. moreis significantly dangerous in a military area. startconomic matters, we getting rules of the road. host: we should take action through trade policy. what do you think, donna? caller: i think it was eight college professors were sent back to china because

we have some elliptical -- how do they share that data? >> for those web agreements with they provide what we call owner operator -- address in space if you will. we track it with a radar. they had the exact address of theirs and they do provide that back and forth. the challenge today is our command control system that allows to automatically and just do. we're putting in a new command system in place as we speak, joint space mission operations center system that will allow the automatic. >> mr. chairman, as my buddy and we're talking sort of one off a moment ago, as we see the commercialization of space, we know we have incentives. we are very valuable objects up there. we know we have the need. we know we have sort of a communications structure and we also know it's ultimate going to be international. is there a way where we could advocate these parties would have sort of an automated information exchange act and forth? and others also hearing the cost of the. so thank you, mr. chairman. yield back. >> thank you, mr. schweikert. the cha

believe you missed our orbit by a few yards, a few this, few degrees, we have some wobbles, some elliptical -- do they share that data? >> for those we have agreements with, they provide owner-operated -- the address in space, if you will. they have the exact address, so they provide that back and forth. the challenge is our command and control systems we have is not allow us to automatically ingest that. we have a system that will allow that automatic ingestion of owner-operated data. >> mr. chairman come as my buddy and i were talking a moment ago, as we thisee the commercialization incentives, we know we have the need, we know we have the medication structure, and we know it is ultimately going to be international. is there a way where we could ever at these parties where they have certain automated information exchange back and forth, and others are carrying the costs of this? thank you, mr. chairman. i yield i. thehe chair next recognizes former chair of the science, space, and technology committee, mr. hall. >> thank you for holding this hearing. some, general raymond, time ago, maybe

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it was lightning strikes on the two elliptical plants. people know there is very little lightning there. twice.ng does not strike in this particular instance, two different places. i wanted to see what your take was on that and how it is related to it. i can listen for your answer. host: marshall mentioned our coverage of this issue. a covertly spoke to story for fortune magazine about one of the companies that does what you were just talking about. they monitor other companies systems to see if they are being hacked. guest: it is fascinating to know. it is much more dangerous and difficult to make allegations about those types of attacks. the administration has been very wise in taking this issue with these particular actors as the initial salvo that we fire in an ongoing discussion. moreis significantly dangerous in a military area. startconomic matters, we getting rules of the road. host: we should take action through trade policy. what do you think, donna? caller: i think it was eight college professors were sent back to china because