flushing out the joint was pointless its benefits a myth. how do orthopedic specialists feel about this decision the islands are some say it's an outrage others say so what i've always done things differently anyway clay can't choose as freely as we could in the ponds as i wish for you. as a result of patients who have stuck to your tree health insurance are barred from the possibility of a useful thing. i. tell people. it was here in cologne that the institute for quality and efficiency in health care that knee arthroscopy is were declared a myth. the assessor stephan's our law and spent eighteen months reading anonymizing everything written by scientists about arthroscopy is. the trained medical experts he concluded that knee arthroscopy is one of the commonest operations in germany were ineffective they had a placebo effect but nothing more. tests showed that a faked arthroscopy was as effective as the actual procedure. cboe effect is all the stronger the more authentic invasive and risky and intervention appears on surgery has a much gre

i'm also a first-generation american who came to flushing at a very young age and really got involved in the local community because i didn't want to just be a cog in the system, i wanted to get involved. in 2012, almost five years ago, when i got elected i was the youngest woman ever elected to the state legislator in new york. [ applause ] and since then we've done incredible work in getting more women and women of color specifically elected to the state legislature because that is ultimately how we are going to create change from the grassroots staff.

i'm also a first-generation american who came to flushing at a very young age and really got involved in the local community because i didn't want to just be a cog in the system, i wanted to get involved. in 2012, almost five years ago, when i got elected i was the youngest woman ever elected to the state legislator in new york. [ applause ] and since then we've done incredible work in getting more women and women of color specifically elected to the state legislature because that is ultimately how we are going to create change from the grassroots staff. resistance to me is about me not just focusing on the white house, it's all about our state house. if we're going to have an impact in 2020 we need to started today. actually we should've started yesterday. but that's why we're all here, right?

she was in a stronger position last night benji was tonight after downing street flushed out grant ——ut she is in a precarious position. some other players have been outdoing each other, saying she will be gone by tomorrow, but now they are saying she will be there until christmas, and the timespan has now lengthened? that is right. i agree that grant shapps has done her a favour, frag becoming she is in a stronger position this evening than she was last night —— and she is in a stronger position. grant shapps has got the fire and it is a real failure of a putsch. great word. yes, it is. she can afford to sleep slightly more soundly this evening asa slightly more soundly this evening as a result of that. she will be pleased that colleagues across the house have come out more supportive of her, then they might have done if they hadn't been prodded to do so by him. but not massive fans of her necessary , him. but not massive fans of her necessary, but they don't want a leadership election and they don't wa nt leadership election and they don't want a general election, and she is there b

they should have looked at the wealthiest corporations flush with money. no, they looked to the middle class and then started talking about capping 401(k)s, the path to a decent retirement for so many americans because pensions are less available than they used to be. so instead of eliminating estate tax repeal which applies only to people whose estates are five million or higher, instead of restoring the higher tax rate on the wealthiest people or not cutting pass-throughs as much or closing loopholes that predominantly benefit millionaires with lawyers, they go scrounging through middle class pockets to pay for their huge tax cuts for the wealthy. and now chairman brady said today under their bill they'll end state income tax deductions. by doing this, they're going the make it crystal clear their tax plan double taxes the middle class americans to help pay for tax cuts for the rich. if every american still needed more proof the bill would be a boon to the wealthy, they should look no further than this provision. republicans are so devoted to giving tax

provide a tax giveaway to corporations that are already raking in billions of profits a year and are flush with capital already. we think republicans have it exactly backwards. they should abandon any plan to tax 401k's and work with democrats in a bipartisan way to expand retirement savings, not to cut them. senator wyden? senator wyden: thank you,

flush fleshfaced. flush flesh . >>> nor fall-out surrounding harvey weinstein, back after this. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> fall-out from the heinz a scandal, the academy of motion picture arts and as soon ass revaced him by rescinding his lifetime membership. he's accused of sexual assaulting and harassing women decades. bob weinstein, tells the hollywood reporter he new his brother was unfaithful to his wife but id no idea. >>> we're learning new details about a horrible conditions a family faced in afghanistan. joshua what boil, his wife caitlin and three children arrived in toronto last night, the family had been held captive five years until pakistan knee force

this is a self flushing sink. this sink would actually fill with water just like a toilet around the lip once you flushed it and then everything would go down the drain. pretty nice if you are not having to lug up a mop bucket and we lit around. -- wheel it around. you could do the cleanup in the hallway. we can go over here and look at the speaking tube system. there are three of these in the house. they actually still work because they were not electrified. they are just on copper tubes in the wall, and they go down to the kitchen. when you talk in, you start by blowing into the tube, and that causes this whistle to blow in the kitchen out in the receiver end, and a little flap to come up. that's how you know which floor is calling you, then you can open up that tube down there and talk back and forth to the person. this is also another caldwell, -- call bell, just like the other -- call bell, just like the other electrical when i showed you. we have the radiator left over from the central heating system. it sta

provided tax giveaway to corporations that are already raking in billions of profits a year and are flush with capital already. we think republicans have it exactly backward. they should abandon any plan for tax 401k's and work with democrats in a bipartisan way to expand retirement savings, not to cut them. senator wyden. >> thank you, leader. the leader has said it very we well. what i want to do is amplify on a couple of points. first is the republicans in congress have been talking about right at the heart of their tax reform efforts is to make the tax code simpler. i can tell you as i look again at what is an offer this approach on retirement would be a full employment program for record keepers. in effect, you would have one set of rules pretax with $2400, another set of rules that would be [inaudible] tax and you might have employees setting up both types of accounts, employers are going to have a challenge trying to get the word out about both of these approaches so we will start with that. as the leader has touched on, we have just been slack-jawed at the idea that the states can

flushing out the joint was pointless its benefits a myth.how do orthopedic specialist feel about this decision the islands are some say it's an outrage others say so what i've always done things differently anyway count shoes as freely as we could in the ponds. for. as a result of patients who have statutory health insurance are barred from the possibility of a useful thought. it was here in cologne that the institute for quality and efficiency in health care that knee arthroscopy is were declared a myth. the assessor stephens our law and spent eighteen months reading anonymizing everything written by scientists about arthroscopy is. a trained medical expert he concluded that knee arthroscopy is one of the commonest operations in germany were ineffective they had a placebo effect but nothing more. tests showed that a faked arthroscopy was as effective as the actual procedure. cboe effect is all the stronger the more authentic invasive and risky and intervention appears on surgery has a much greater placebo impact than just taking a pill. ste

not a plan to benefit the richest 1% for the largest and most powerfulea corporation were already flush with cash. we will work with the republican colleague to keep this budget and we will.

freedom of religion freedom of opinion these are the values that supporters day for day and we must flush them out every single day every single day we need to fill them with life and the reformation encourages as you think that the future is open it occurred just to take responsibility seriously that it tells us that change is possible to change towards the good and that is why i'm so grateful for the opportunity that the anniversary of the reformation gives us to make as aware of our christian roots. and yet our commitment to society and this will stay long after the anniversary has passed perhaps even stronger than before and this is why we need to think of this once again with christmas coming again when we start singing. christmas carols we will remember to turn. to the german chancellor angela merkel addressing. the state ceremony to mark five hundred years of reformation having to do so wish. yes comes from that masinga the amount of my next question was going to be why is this such a big deal but i'm going to take us through the reformation the printing press education equal oppor

entry and then i was as long a ling note flushed. down as i guessed on the sauce it's called first corpse. quit trying to muscle shined on the deal you don't get called into the seat of a national going fast. the series is based on a novel by focus entitled the wet fish the directors of bell and babylon read it and loved it. is a native of cologne and has already written the six hugely popular novel set in berlin in the one nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's. its culture is a crime writer who does an incredible amount of research and manages to recreate an unbelievably vivid picture of the time. just like the novel the series involved huge amounts of research and goes into the finest detail. it's also a small screen extravaganza i thriller in true american style. you. know coming over let's go to my stuff. for cousin and i. am going. to disclose it and they don't nobody wants to politicize. dr meltzer come along comes in my readers are going to see this is. the reason. it was a huge inferno a time of contrasts. a contrast that i gue

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so the companies are already flush with money. record profits. they're not creating jobs. they're enriching their shareholders and enhancing their c.e.o.'s salaries with stock buybacks. it's proof positive that companies already have the cash reserves but don't use it to boost wages. to assert the opposite, giving corporations and the wealthy a tax cut leads to higher middle-class wages belies the facts and the history and is a blatant attempt to fool americans into thinking the g.o.p. plan would benefit them when in reality it's an assault to the rich. no wonder our republican friends can't talk about what the plan does -- cut taxes on the wealthy and powerful. they have to hide and say this is job growth. those are make numbers. and i'd like my friends on this side of the aisle to admit that they believe in trickledown economics because that's what their plan is all about. to assert that giving corporations and the wealthy a tax cut is just not true. so rather than helping the biggest corporations avoid paying their fair share, tax reform ought to reward those companies

one reason why giving them a tax break will now have them start to create jobs when they're already flushed with cash. how about the example of kansas? and i say this particularly to my two friends, both are my friends -- when i see them both in the gym, i used to play basketball with them. my two friends, the senators from kansas. look at what happened to your home state, the home of charles koch. big tax breaks, huge tax breaks will make kansas the growth center of america. what happened? they did huge tax breaks. they predicted that income would go up in the kansas state treasury by 300 million. it went down by 700 million. they had to actually consider schools from going five to four days. and job growth? this great engine of job growth? kansas grew last year by .2%. the american economy grew by 1.6%. it was a total flop. kansas not only rejected the proposal by raising taxes after they had cut them so deeply, but they threw out a lot of the more conservative republicans, and there was a rebellion within the republican party itself. so, again, trading middle class deductions for a tax c

flush on your 9:23. forecast for today, great skies, periods of rain, some heavy. especially at the jersey shore, 69 down there today. rain at times, philadelphia, 68. poconos periods of heavy rain, maybe flooding concerns later on. and 61. let's break away from rain part of the story, and talk about temperatures, many have voiced frustration with all unseasonably warm air we've seen over the last month. there's cold air out there. we're down in the 30's and 40's in new orleans, as this low develops here, it will head right up the east coast. it will draw that cold air in. so gets chilly just in time for halloween. but the pattern is very progressive, so that chilly air won't last. i was looking at what's called the european weekly. what it go week by week for a six-week period and breaks down the temperatures, what i saw was this for the month of november, the jet stream generally speaking looks like this with cold air across the high plain, the southeastern ridge starts nexting muscles and we get into the south, south westerly wind and it's all mild the tire mont

and also they very wealthy will get tax breaks and our their biggest corporations which are flush with money can have even more e money. wrong. on the other side we are talking about tax bill for the middle-class to eliminates data and local deductions hurts the majority of middle-class people in this country. that is what will happen if you keep that in there. some will say in the house and one of my colleagues from new york a republican said that democrat is beating up on republicans. the last time we had tax reform it was democrats who are pushing the bill. the legend of missed chamber one of the democratic leaders in the house, despite i told that not only would i not vote for any reform bill that has state and local deductibility and it that would lead the charge in roundup others and i did it i got a lot of flak from my fellow democrats but it was the right thing to do for my middle-class constituency in southern brooklyn. so when i ask our republican colleagues to buck their leadership to help their middle-class constituents it something i did with democratic leadership to last

all that pain so i could really enjoy the fourth week and i really noticed how old the toxins were flushed out of me since then the fifty five year old can once again look positively into the future. i also made a lot of changes in my life career changes i'm in the process of moving again and i put an end to an unhappy relationship so it wasn't just die of aids or alone i have a involves making changes to your life as well as. the stress of her current move has caused some light pain to return but it's nothing she says compared to before she's won back the courage to face life again with all of its challenges. dr because there is a consultant physician at the emanuel hospital here in berlin at the department for complimentary target of medicine and she specialized in a very good medicine and what does a v. to me but i think it's something like the way of life. where from the indian sanskrit language to directly translates to knowledge of life which are more precise knowledge of life on the lifespan but and that sounds pretty big but what are you today is it's traditional indian medicine ju

i could flush the toilet while sitting in bed.jimmy: oh, wow. >> from the bed. >> jimmy: that's weird, you go from manhattan to albuquerque, you should triple the size of your place. >> albuquerque, "breaking bad" was a documentary. [ laughter ] i have an alarm system in my house that sometimes you don't use. this house had an alarm system, broad daylight, walk in, turn it on, turn it off. i love albuquerque. >> jimmy: sounds like it. >> it's amazing. >> jimmy: you should be part of the chamber of commerce. >> so she helped me find a place in vancouver. it's not -- it's the opposite of how i was living in albuquerque. >> jimmy: i see. the whole family can come out everybody can flush the toilets? >> it's amazing. the people in canada are so polite. >> jimmy: they are, yes. they're the nicest. >> what you do in vancouver -- >> jimmy: they're mclapping, se? >> you'll eat at a restaurant, eat bite. count one, two, theri. on the third bite, the waiter comes up, how are the first few bites as a meal? how do you know it's my first few b

but usually a president flushes them out. you don't want your own cabinet working kind of trying to assassinate you. meaning rhetorically. and, yet, this is what's going on here. we have seen, you know, problems. richard nixon, for example, didn't like secretary of state william rogers and just cut rogers out of all meetings and went one-on-one with the national security advisor trying to make the state department irrelevant. perhaps what donald trump is really doing is trying to cut the budget of the state department and rendered them a minor player in the world stage. >> thank you. >> now one of the pressing international issues facing the administration and now congress is that iran deal. secretary of state rex tillerson says the president does want to stay in the deal but that's not exactly what the president said just a couple of days ago when asked what changes he wants congress to make. listen. >> we're going to see what happens. we're going to see what they come back with. they may come back with something very satisf

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to have best data-collection and analysis machines and they're seeing that the customers is more flushed today. david: netflix knows what it's doing? >> netflix debt, wow, it's about $20 billion, that share holder equity. it's on a treadmill. i don't think it's a sustainable business model right now. david: bill, the overall point, the fact that they can raise prices is kind of good news for the economy, shows consumers are doing pretty well right now. >> after inflation, box office for movies are destined to go down as fast as renew goes up at netflix. david: the point is, bruce, netflix is spend august lot of money and maybe going in debt but they are spending money because that's what consumers want. >> i think it has to do with quality of programming. going to streaming service and quality are improving and people will pay for that, you see hbo investing in streaming, that's a good thing. david: john, this is a market at work? >> market prices usually fall. that's a function of investment. i think bruce is right in this case netflix is raising prices because its service is very good.

and we can also verify that what goes down, [ splash, toilet flush ] doesn't always come back up.ber at angie's list. join today for free. maria: it's time for a look at the market events that could impact your money. stock market will be open columbus day and the bond market will be closed monday. the federal reserve minutes from the last meeting along with retail sales and consumer sentiment are the economic indicators to keep track of. big week for the banks in terms of earnings. all report earnings this upcoming week. next week on "wall street week" i hope you will join me. we are talking with the bond king himself, jeffrey gundlach. catch me on fox news channel sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. thank you for joining me this week. see you next time. >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the g

nbc flushing its remaining credibility down the collective national toilet bowl.edia has become a joke. this is nothing but tabloid journalism in the era of donald trump. i almost had to take notes with a segment about how many fake news stories the media has put out there. we have the dossier with buzzfeed. the trump wiretap story where "the new york times" had to refute own story. 90% of republicans don't trust the media because they haven't earned our trust. they've become a complete joke. >> brian: david, i don't think it's a big deal when the secretary of state and defense had tension. sometimes they function at a higher level. do you think the fact that secretary state tillerson came out to define it -- where people thought he might be resigning, that he actually believes he was outraged by this and do you think you might have struck the truth and felt he had clarify and do some damage control? >> it's interesting tell, to use a gambling turn, when a public figure comes out and has to address the public and correct the record, so to speak. i almost think it'

and we can also verify that what goes down, [ splash, toilet flush ] doesn't always come back up. find a great plumber at angie's list. join today for free. maria: john chambers is stepping down from the board of cisco the end of this year. but he's joining the board of sprinkler, a $108 billion dollar unicorn. he will be knee deep in startups. i asked him about his move into the startup scene and his 20-year legacy at cisco. >> cisco was an exciting time. i joined the company coming just off $70 million in seats and bright to $50 billion. we moved to 70,000 people. we took the internet and instead of selling routers and switchers. we said it changes the way you work, live, learn and play. we did this by being customer driven, focusing not on competition but the transition of everything in the internet and combined those on products that focused on outcomes. we called them architectures. we acquired 18 some companies while i was ceo and we had strong internal ability for innovation. in terms of where the market is going. the next generation of technology will in the digital world.

do that all so the very wealthy can get a huge tax break, all so our biggest corporations which are flush with money can have even more money. wrong. i hear on the other side we're talking about a tax bill for the middle class, to eliminate state and local deductibility hurts the majority of middle-class people in this country. that's what will happen if you keep that in there. now, some will say in the house -- i've heard one of my colleagues from new york, republican, say that schumer, he's a democrat, he's beating up on republicans. but i went through this in 1986, the last time we had tax reform. it was democrats who were pushing the bill. senator bradley, a legend in this chamber, leader gephardt, one of the democratic leaders in the house. despite their entreaties, i told them not only would i not vote for any reform bill that had state and local deductibility in it, but i would lead the charge and round up others, and i did. i got a lot of flak from my fellow democrats, but it was the right thing to do for my middle-class constituency in southern brooklyn. so when i asr republican

they have not seen the fact of a flush toilet. house and wondering what it is. just so much to take in when, you know, they tell me they lived in little more than a hole for five years. >> horrifying what that family had to go through. you mention the criticism of the father-in-law. how's joshua boyle addressing the questions of what they were doing in afghanistan to begin with? >> in the interview with me he apologized and said, yes, it was not a bright thing to do and that he should not have been in that area. he maintains, though, john, and controversy over this, that they were there as tourists and to help the poor communities that were there. he said that, you know, he wanted to do both things at once. see that area of the world and help the poor there. we asked for so much more clarification and not something they'll do just yet, john. we'll continue to speak to them. >> right now, what's important is that family gets the help hay need to get through this because what they're dealing none of us can ever imagine. thank you fo

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so you have to -- flush out the bad ideas and i think as a choreographer and a student, have zero ego his ego in check. but what does he think of the drama surrounding other partnerships on the show? >> sometimes personalities clash. that's just -- life. it's as big as you make it. remember, we're here to entertain. >> atop the leaderboard. doing so well. regardless of the scores. you have never had a dance lesson? >> i have learned now spin and hold a violin. this is the first time i have had training. i considered myself in prime condition when i came straight off tour. we started the show. this is different. like, i have never been this fit before. my feet are hurting. my leg were killing me last week. >> of course, get your tissues ready. tonight's theme is most memorable year. lindsey and mark dance the vie neez waltz to honor lindsey's father who passed away from cancer earlier in the year. >> these are always emotional shows. hopefully, maks and vanessa can get along. meanwhile, drama with the rest of the cast. >>> and still ahead, is jennifer garner getting her body back if fi

tyrod taylor flushed out of the pocket, finds holmes for the sisix yard touch. raiders in their own territory, derek carr dumps off to deandre washington. he's going to cough it up. matt millano, 40-yard recovery for six. 14-7, bills. washington would make up for it in the fourth with his first career td reception. derek tlur for 313 yards. buffalo still up. and lesean mccoy, he ran all over the defense. 27 carries, 151 yards, raiders are 3-5, buffalo, fou-0 at home with a 34-14 victory. >> we can't get high and low with this game. because it's this close. the margin is too close. each man needs to look at it and say, what can i do to better? and keep working. because that's the only way you get out of this. when it falls apart is when people start turning on each other and i don't believe that we have that. >> texans and seahawks in a shoot-out. deshaun watson sets an nfl rookie record for most tds through the first seven games, with 19. he had four today, 72 yards here to deandre hopkins. 38-34, texans. russell wilson, 90 seconds to march his team for the win.

continues to billow from villages surrounding the iraqi town of how we govern it forces trying to flush out the remaining eisel fighters and we just sent it was recaptured from iceland thursday after a two week military camp and hundreds of myself fighters have since surrendered to the kurdish peshmerga troops in what looks like an attempt to avoid capture by the shia militia forces charles strafford has a report now from davis in northern iraq. shia militia forces and the iraqi army target eisel fighters close to the town of her. the battle for what was i saw last urban stronghold in northern iraq is over the fight is still occupy villages to the west of the city eisel has been using kabul to attack the advancing pro-government troops relative we destroyed this car bomb before it hit our convoy now our troops continue towards the village of freon which is strategic because it will help us secure the center of how we judge but there are many idees ahead. i still set fire to oil wells to try and make accurate coalition air strikes against them difficult most of these men are fighters wit

it is outrageous to think that you should ignore or flush your first amendment right down the toiletk up a guitar or football. i am not going to dance and play for you, i got ideas or convictions to be apart of who i am no matter what. >> can you exercise and share those through your artistry? >> i am not worried about that. i am more interested in justice than unity. >> if injustice is occurring, it must be confronted and if someone who are comfortable with that injustice and they are afended by the music, they should be offended by the music so there is a chance for them to wake up or being on the other side of the history. >> i am a culturalist and saying that you have friends all around the world, yeah, i got pals. people inside this country who are sick to be fit on their ways and not only go anywhere but being fit of any narratives to come into this system. >> i am getting started with chuck dee and morello. >> we'll talk about this more tomorrow night of chuck dee. shephe shepard faherty, he did the poster on this. >> with more with them tomorrow nig night. we'll see you tomor

- i'm just adding a little bit of blush to the high points of her cheek. just to give her a little flush look. for a great natural look, you really wanna accentuate the eyebrows and give them a nice shape. i'm gonna do that with a little brush that's angled with water and some dry eyeshadow. you wanna start on the underside of the brow. and just make small motions up. as you can see, it starts to give a great frame to the face and she already looks really polished. so for someone like catie who naturally has light hair, if you wanted to soften the eyebrow look, take a little bit of loose yellow powder and just work that into the brow and dust off the excess. for a natural daytime look, i'm gonna take one sweep of color over the entire lid. once again, i'm taking my angled brush with a little bit of water to create a little eyeliner. it'll give her a soft look. for eyeliner, you wanna get it as close to the lash root as possible so it looks like an extension of your eyelashes. now i'm gonna take a curler and curl her lashes, and we'll put a little mascara on. now that we're done with the

it could come flushing down the hill. about 20 miles north of santa rosa. you can get an idea between calistoga over west to geyserville and down to santa rosa. you can see it picking up as the winds pick up. >> that area under a mandatory evacuation near 128 and river road all day long. now i want to show you a live look. this is the atlas fire which is now moving down to solino county. it went through silverado trails and making its way through lake berry. very cloudy, smoky conditions there as well. >> among the issues as we go through this is the notification system. you're looking at police going literally door to door last night after those initial evacuation orders came out. everyone has to be out of town. the mayor of calistoga telling us they tried everything. the cell phone system, going door to door and the old fashioned land line. everything to get people out of town. let's pick it up with vicky. this is where you were last night not far from the st. francis winery. what are you seeing in the mountain ranges? >> reporter: we're going to show you

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