i'm gland that kevin is keeping that tradition up and that we're working together on behalf of issuest clearly we have an agreement on, clearly we believe are critical to the national security of the united states of america, as well as to israel. the partnership that has maintained now since 1948 is one that's going to continue. i know if kevin and i have anything to say about it, as long as we're in the congress and working together. >> there's a good point too. and i kind of miss not being in the round. iran has tested 14 times ballistic missiles. no other country has spent that much money without trying to pursue a nuclear weapon. that's why this bill is so critical at this juncture. and, you know, i missed that i didn't come in, but how refreshing is it to have nikki haley? [ cheers and applause ] i love it when she tells the u.n. human rights council they need to change. they need to focus on human rights and stop punishing israel for being a democracy. this is so refreshing to so many people inside congress. >> absolutely right. >> arnie, one of the messages that we need to sen

all of her memory glands are preparing for birth. she is very close. >> that's awful. it won't and. >> i hope so. >> hot dogs, we all of them. what you got? >> if you know anything about me, you know that i am a big wiener fan. that does not sound kosher, i'm talking about hotdogs people. get your head out of the gutter. >> that's unfortunate. >> we all eat and love hot dogs but one thing we tend not to do is ask questions like, what is in a hot dog? how are hotdogs made? maybe we don't want to know that. i stared on the belly of the beast and had a tour of the a and h meat factory in hillside new jersey. i was pleasantly surprise. it was awesome. the ceo told me why his hotdogs and meet our head and shoulders above the rest. they take pride in what they do and use the best quality meat. >> today just use the head and shoulders? >> actually it's above the seven grid. you could be onto something. >> can we not ruin a hot dog for all of us? >> ten years ago we converted it into a factory. there's a lot of hard work and we been here for ten years and growing ever sense. >

proposals to ease gland and liberals have gone nowhere. here's the background.fter four decades of economic waning, india changed course in 1991. after more than a decade in office, the party suffered its worst ever performance in the allegations. amid the divisions are now more about ideas and how to power faster developments. him as arters see shifting towards the more market-based economy and by powering those at the ancient caste system. it fails to move against religious sanctions of his party. you can read more on the bloomberg. that is your global is in support. had to bloomberg.com for more business stories. are: president jacob zuma ordering -- the announcement sparking concerns of a political shakeup in the country. thanks for joining us. give us a timeline. what has been going on today? minister isce scheduled to have left south africa yesterday which she did do. saying -- they -- it have been notified by the theydent of south africa should immediately for turns to the country and that is for an urgent matter. what that matter is we are not sure. the

now, but the first two , civet in mosque, you have -- musk, you have to kill the animal to get the gland. i put it in the back category because it only gets right to kill animals for perfume. you are welcome to differ and give your lecture differently. and ambergris comes from whales. you don't have to kill the whale, it is fine, but i put it in the category because some of your smiling. raise your hand if you know what ambergris is. yeah. it is the diarrhea of diseased sperm whales. they poop it out, floating into the ocean, changing chemically. if you find it you are rich because perfumers will buy it for a lot of money. i still think it is gross. i stuck it in with the others in the back category. it is also phenomenally expensive. i have never been able to get some of that myself to try it but apparently it smells very good. there you have it. the things that we get you killed or are just plain gross. if you don't want to poison yourself and you want to follow societal expectations, what should you do? well, the answer to the moral question is basically clean living. for example, the

>> the speech they felt was a gland claim home run. it ended the week talking about russia.we'll see how the weekend goes. he has a big speech before the republican party donors. we'll see what happened over the weekend. >> the week didn't end by the way it wanted toby talking about russia. we end the week talking about russia all over again. they need to find a way to end the week without having the same discussion. >> i obtained a document showing they have concerned about the speech and the fact it has on his approval rating, and people responded positively to it. but it magnified the fact he has a challenge with deciding to put skin in the game and broker a deal on obamacare on tax reform and things he wasn't to get down. he want to give everything, and paul ryan, you figure out how to pay for it. >> where is he going to get the money for all of this. whether you put 15,000 people on the border, whether building a wall or obamacare you cannot keep cutting the state department and e p, a, how are you going to pay for all of this, right? >> right. there is a big thing they

onset is function of the small gland called pituitary, sends chemical signals throughout the body, mostncrease and hair growth in the genital area. hey, knock it off. you think this is funny? just try me. >> people love coming of age comedy because it's innocence to not innocence. you know. >> obstacles to growing up, maturing, always really hilarious because most of the time things do not go well. don't know how to deal with the emotions of it, physical aspects of it, it's just going to be very embarrassing. >> she's gotten her boobies. >> i better get my magnifying glass. >> when i was in high school and mother said to me someday you'll look back on all this and laugh, didn't realize would take 20 years but ultimately she was right. >> my two front teeth didn't fall out until i was in fifth grade, which is late. and that same week, i got my period. which is early. >> any stage of life, if you tell the story honestly, it can be funny. that's what people connect with. everybody's been 12 years old, knows what that feels like. >> were you typical? >> i was typical of i guess a young budd

and the gland is so high, the state graduates an average of 35,000 engineers a year.those engineers who sdchbts think did this as stealing a i don't think froms u.s., rather an opportunity for a better life. and so he waits. he waits for rexnord. leyla santiago, cnn. >>> manch 14 is my freedom day and cnn is partnering with young people for a student-led day of action against modern day slave, that of course a topic we have been covering here for years. driving my freedom day is a simple question. what does freedom mean to you? ♪ >> freedom is knowing that you're safe anywhere in the world. >> for us freedom is to act on your own will and choosing your own career. >> freedom to me means the opportunity to live without oppression. freedom means the ability to live. >> that is a nice one. we want to hear what freedom means to you. post a photo or video using #myfreedomday so we can see it here and share it with the world. thanks for joining me this hour. we'll have more news in a moment with my colleague hannah vaughan jones in london. you're watching cnn. today, unlimi

students are being told to watch for symptoms like swollen gland, below the ear or jaw line, headachefever other cold-like symptoms a digsal suspected cases are being investigated. >>> doctors are now waiting longer to cut a babies umbilical cord after birth. american college of the obstetricians and gynecologist s used to recommend physicians wait 30 to 602nd before cutting the cord of the babies this allows more more blood and iron to return to the new born. now they are expanding this, for all babies, including full term babies. it has been recently believed that cutting the um bill card cord after death will reduce the mother's wrist of hemorrhaging and now they are changing it. >>> shots fired at a unlicensed cabdriver. >> so, that man right now is in the hospital, what we know about the suspects we will have the latest coming up in a live report. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> really scary moments for a unlicensed cabdriver. the search is on f

got extra gland in the hooha that filters the jokes through that ain't funny.ook it up. whole episode on "planet earth" they did about women and their antijoke vaginas. in hd too, horrifying . >>> to understand humanity is to understand the sweet, lovely, wonderful foolishness of the human condition. >> the best comedy comes from your living experience. >> every comic sees the world through a prism that the average person doesn't see through. >> all we do is point out the obvious really and then twist it somewhere. >> i just can't believe the way people are, what is it with humanity, what kind of world do we live in? >> you're not alone ultimately. that's what comic is saying. >> reality is fodder for comedy. that's what we have, where else can we find comedy if not in real life. >> as opposed to what? fake life?

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>> thank you, gland. i think his point about how different sorts of tax reforms have different sorts of economic effects is exactly what i think it's possible for the congress to have analysis from its staff of the economic effects of tax reform proposals, or health reform proposals or immigration reform proposals or other large-scale changes in policy. they should see this different economic effects and waiters in the decision. one thing i would add is, go back to my original point about importance of considering to submission effects of policy changes as well. we had just seen a very striking divergence in the economic of why hiring americans are lower middle income americans, and that economic diversion is mirrored in a social divergence. we see a frightening rise in opioid use. we see diverging trends based in education level and life expectancy, and out of wedlock births. the social consequences of a lack of economic opportunity are very clear beyond the obvious material consequences. and those mater

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it also binds with our muscles and our thyroid gland. it drives metabolism lower. our muscles get more efficient when we are low on leptin. that combination of having a higher drive to eat and lower metabolism, it is making the fat come back. there are studies looking at brain activity were people who are shown images of food after they lost a percentage of weight are a bit more aroused or excited by it. at the same time there are areas of their brain diminished. they are having more of a drive to eat and less control. all of that is a recipe to get fat back. it takes an enormous amount of strength and will to maintain not for a long time. people love lost 10% of their weight have to eat 22% fewer calories than someone who have not had the loss of weight. someone who is 170 pounds and lost 120 pounds will have to eat 20% fewer calories than someone who is naturally at 150 pounds. i think the downside, it's not that you want to eat and you're driven to it and it's harder, it's people don't realize and they give in slowly. you think you can diet for six months and yo

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the association of colleges says neng gland last year, one in five plans to hire external venues to copey there is no additionalfunding short—term staff and colleges say there is no additional funding from there is no additional funding from the government for any of this. i'm head of school for gcses and maths at city college norwich. how much is it costing you to keep going with the exams? there is such a range. the cost is £50,000, the transport. we receive no funding. that's because of this 2013? the numbers have increased. we have gone up by aao% in terms of numbers of students who are taking a gcse. what would you like the government to do? what did they do wrong and what should they change? the policy is a fantastic thing in principle that we should hold on to that as a good starting point. we have had a good run at it. we have seen what works and what doesn't and what we now need is an alternative suite of level two qualifications which are accessible for the hundreds of thousands of students who have failed something that was to a degree designed for them to fail. designed to fa

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