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their counter intuitive musical odyssey began when they were young kids and malcolm's dad would takend jerhd to pro wrestling shows where the background music was metal. >> then you decided, we're going to play metal? >> yeah. >> it sucks. >> it sucks? >> you have to practice. >> we got good in 2012. >> reporter: they added alex on bass and started playing the streets of times square. at first the whole metal thing -- skinny jeans, nail polish -- did not go over well at school. the boys were bullied, called names. >> what things did people say to you? >> gay. >> different variations of it. >> because you're painting your nails? >> they'd stay [ bleep ]. call you gay, homosexual, ansexual, bisexual. >> reporter: then they videos started to go viral. they were invited to play real shows. they were featured in this cole hahn christmas ad. then given a cameo in a dre commercial which conferred upon them street cred and changed the way they were treated. >> oh, we saw you on commercial! >> yeah. >> reporter: now they're a legit band. they're playing bigger and bigger venues including coch

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something maybe a little bit counter intuitive. you are trying to do exercise to increase testosterone but not necessarily increase your cortisol. the observation shown short bursts of heavyweight with slow and few repetitions are good for testosterone. >> what about zinc? >> zinc probably has something to do with conversion of testosterone and estrogens and in the pathway of testosterone. if you are zinc deficient and a lot of men are over 60, probably zinc supplementation will 4e7 you. >> and then you have eliminate sugar and eat healthy fats. >> healthy fats we are looking at saturated fats which probably give you the better cholesterol to convert to testosterone. in terms of sugars you want to avoid things like grains and carbohydrates and milk that probably give you elevation in fructose and sugars that involve a lot of insulin production and maybe insulin resistance where as healthier foods like vegetables can create more simple sugars like glucose which don't stress the organs as much and probably don't interfere with the te

yes i do people with autism do have intuition i know many people with autism who are in some ways very good at reading certain aspects of people i believe i'm pretty good at touching certain things. about people when i interact with them and it may be that we look at things differently than the typical population so in that way it can be helpful so you said you studied body language like people studying math or physics if you've been married for twenty years now what about your why was she familiar with your condition how did she approach the whole thing when you guys started dating and living together well that's a very interesting question when we started dating and my wife like. the other women i've dated never was able to perceive the nonverbal cues that indicated a woman was interested in me so they would have to basically just tell me. the same thing with my wife we had met as music students and we started by reviewing each other's homework which then morphed towards. doing things socially and then one day at a beach she suddenly gave me a hug and a kiss and held my hand and at t

yes i do people with autism do have intuition i know many people with autism who are in some ways very good at reading certain aspects of people i believe i'm pretty good at touching certain things. about people when i interact with them and it may be that we look at things differently than the typical population so in that way it can be helpful so you said you started body language like people studying math or physics if you've been married for twenty years now what about you know why was she familiar with your condition how did she approach the whole thing when you guys started dating and living together well that's a very interesting question when we started dating and my wife like. the other women i dated never was able to perceive the nonverbal cues that indicated a woman was interested in me so they would have to basically just tell me. the same thing with my wife we had met as music students and we started by reviewing each other's homework which then morphed to words. doing things socially and then one day at a beach she suddenly gave me a hug and a kiss and held my hand and at

yes i do people with autism do have intuition i know many people with autism who are in some ways very good at reading certain aspects of people i believe i'm pretty good at touching certain things. about people when i interact with them and it may be that we look at things differently than the typical population so in that way it can be helpful so you said you studied body language like people studying math or physics and you've been married for twenty years now what about you know why was she familiar with your condition how did she approach the whole thing when you guys started dating and then in together well that's a very interesting question when we started dating and my wife like. the other women i dated never was able to perceive the nonverbal cues that indicated a woman was interested in me so they would have to basically just tell me. the same thing with my wife we had met as music students. we started by reviewing each other's homework which then morphed to words. doing things socially and then one day at a beach she suddenly gave me a hug and a kiss and held my hand and at

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now you can decide to think something else to be more resourceful, more intuitive. but when stress is controlling us physically, it's really hard to see all the solutions out there. >> so break it down. this -- when you tap, it has to do with neuroplasticity. >> yeah. so the what we're doing is when we are tapping on these acupressure points because when we have a stress, there's a part of our brain called the amygdala that's fighting off the flight or fight response. we have overproduction of cortisol, adrenaline. nowadays you get a phone call from your producer giving you bad news, you don't have to run away. but your body still reacts in the same way. so with tapping, you're teaching your brain, teaching your body ta it's safe for you to relax even when you're under -- in a situation where there might be a lot of pressures. >> what you're saying is this helps reduce the stress and might help reduce disease? >> exactly. because when we are sick, the emotions play a big role in this. you know, most doctors agree if you're under a lot of stress, it's going to impact

now you can decide to think something else, to be more resourceful, more intuitive, but when stress is controlling us physically, it's really hard to see all of the solutions that are out there. >> so break it down, when you tap it has to do with neuroposticity. >> yes. we are tapping on these acupressure points because when we hava i stress there is a part of our brain that's firing off the fight or flight response and we have the anxiety and overproduction of cortizone, and you don't have to fight your producer. you don't have to run away, but your body still reacts in that same way and so with tapping, you're teaching your brain, teaching your body that it's safe for you to relax even when you're in a situation where there might be a lot of pressures. >> what you're saying is this actually helps reduce the stress and can help, might help reduce disease. >> exactly because when we are sick the emotions play a big role in this. most doctors will agree if you're under a lot of stress it's going to impact your physical health. it impacts your metabolism, your immune system, it contribut

yes i do people with autism do have intuition i know many people with autism who are in some ways very good at reading certain aspects of people i believe i'm pretty good at touching certain things. about people when i. act with them and it may be that we look at things differently than the typical population so in that way it can be helpful so you said you studied body language like people who study math or physics and you've been married for twenty years now what about you know why was she familiar with your condition how did she approach the whole thing when you guys started dating and living together well that's a very interesting question when we started dating and my wife like. the other women i've dated never was able to perceive the nonverbal cues that indicated a woman was interested in me so they would have to basically just tell me. the same thing with my wife we had met as music students and we started by reviewing each other's homework which then morphed into words. doing things socially and then one day at a beach she suddenly gave me a hug and a kiss and held my hand and

citing, quote, unusual counter intuitive suspicious and disturbing factors.rroborate or dispute their story. and now team six has learned a key piece of evidence has gone missing. >> wouldn't informant scream out the code phrase that identified him as the informant? he used it three times earlier. but when his life was on the line, police claim he was silent, then suddenly reached for a gun in his waistband, forcing them to open fire. a surrendering informant going for a gun? while betancourt cannot speak from the grave, an audio recorder hidden in a watch police gave him might have, but somehow from the time you see the watch here until after he's killed, it disappeared. >> that would have been a critical piece of evidence. >> what do you think it would have said? >> i would imagine that he would have been making the statements that he was instructed to make if there was a problem, and to identify himself as a ci. >> a watch that could have revealed the final moments of the informant's life gone? prosecutors doubt the officers' account, but they say their ha

this seems to be, this tennessee law seems a policy expression of that intuition.y? >> well, it's bad policy because there's no evidence that it actually protects children from maternal drug use. that's a health problem that should be treated as a health problem. not by punishing women. there's also lots of evidence that these prosecutions are racially biased. there have been hundreds of them in the united states, and the vast majority of women who are prosecuted are black women who use crack cocaine during pregnancy. and it also diverts attention away from the real reasons why children are vulnerable, from poverty, racial discrimination, the difficulties of raising children, and poverty. and blames their mother's conduct instead of looking at the real roots of why children are in jeopardy in this country. there's research showing that -- yeah? >> that research, i want you to talk about that research in a second, but i wanted to bring it back to crack cocaine because you've written on this. you published on this and followed it. of course, there was this wave of le

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. >> there was a time when this building was filled with people who fought for intuitional interests even over their own party. >> reporter: a former assistant attorney general and acting solicitor general during the clinton administration suggested this could lead to every dispute ending up in the courts. >> allowing this kind of suit by the congress every time they disagree with how a president carried out the law would be a radical liberalization of the role the judiciary has played and it's a transformation that this committee and the house should decline. >> reporter: one expert says because house leaders avoided a laundry list of complaints instead opting for a narrow focus, the case should have merit. >> the house would in fact have standing to litigate the constitutional claims against the executive branch and i also believe that the house would have an excellent chance of winning on the merits of a claim. >> reporter: first the house must vote to authorize this lawsuit moving forward expected by the end of the month. one expert looking ahead predicts this case won't get a su

>> while i think one of the things from the beginning this was about trying to understand this intuition that i had from the beginning that required a lot of investigation to figure out if it was true. the intuition was that not all warlords were the same and so for me i was interested in trying to figure out precisely this question. by the time i started the research in 2007 people were already talking about atta and sherzai not as warlords but at a minimum they were understood as warlord governors not just as warlords and i think the reason they made that transition for me is partly about understanding them and their circumstances and partly understanding the way the state is organized in afghanistan so because many people don't realize how highly centralized the afghan state is and what that afforded president karzai who otherwise didn't have a whole lot institutionally, i mean there wasn't that much there in the beginning but it afforded this very important tool which was the tool of appointments. every appointment that was made outside of kabul would be at least informally, there wa

the gas station clerk is, herself, a mother. >> a mother's gut intuition. >> exactly. >> you have a 9onth-old as well. >> yes, and i know that cappuccino is not good. before bed time for baby. >> absolutely. never. >> thank you, bazi. >> thank you. >>> well now, let's head across the pond on this weekend. all eyes on wimbledon where top-seeded novak djokovic will face roger federer tomorrow. >> but the women's finals are set for today, featuring tennis' hottest shooting star looking to claim a title. linzie janis has her story from london. linzie? >> reporter: good morning, ryan and bianna. eugenie bouchard is taking the tournament by storm. the canadian being compared for maria sharapova for her style and her good looks. if she wins today, she'll be the youngest women's champ since sharapova won the title ten years ago. she's the new darling of tennis. just one match away from being crowned queen of wimbledon. and the first ever canadian female grand slam champion. 20-year-old tennis sensation eugenie bouchard faces the biggest test of her career in today's women's final showdown. ma

i don't have those intuitive powers. i think for members of congress to bear some sort of responsibility because they that is a piece of responsibility i don't want and i hope many of the members don't want. do you have any questions or comments? >> thank you for letting me sit in. thank you for your testimony. the only thing i can find is it is too rational. hair is not on fire. it's hard to get people to listen to these things that make so much common sense to us. the only thing i argue to the chair and everyone, i would argue we should not use the word chrisis. evil to acceptws extreme measures to respond. maybe you live in middle america. you hear humanitarian crisis and someone wants to send the national guard. it seems to make sense. i think we have this covered. resources.have the people apprehended our border last year. even with these kids from central america, this year we won't hit half a million. -- weear we have definitely have the capacity. every kid should have an attorney. we should treat everyone he will

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one it's not fundamental it didn't follow rule one of the transportation and move it making it intuitively clear where it goes the bridge goes over adjacent to the carrousel and the land is on the conduit, if you will, one level above the playground so you've gotten there i can figure out how to get to the playground if you're there for the first time it's to the incident how you get to yerba buena gardens for example and everyone crows under the sort of viaduct it's not a pleasant part of the park in of the issue one and the second he in terms of absolutely. i agree the point of keeping people on the street has been an issue several times this is a unique part of the city because of the incredible amounts of crowds so the connection between the two important public spaces the playground and he did yerba buena gardens and those two businesses above are really enhanced by having a park like extension between the two spaces. so i think a that's very unusual situation in san francisco and unique in this case it's appropriate because the two gardens are elevated so to get to them you'll have t

. >> it is counter intuitive. you think there would be some backlash for sales. >> this year a recalled many of its cars. nearly half of the owners trading in a cobalt for a new car purchased another gm product. that's actually a higher loyalty rate than before the recalls. >> some people are just sticking by the brand. i mean they are doing a major safety review. and perhaps people think it may be a good time to buy general motors since they're not going to overlook any quality issue it seems. >> june was the third strong month in a row for the automaker. gm says every brand if it were just for the few sales days but analysts expect more recalls to come and the cost to the company could ultimately could be in the billions. >> anthony thanks very much. heads are rolling in china in the biggest purge there in decades. what's wrong with serena williams. she could barely hit the ball today. and where with filmmaker when the cbs evening news continues. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football field

as the playground itself so this is at the level of the playground as opposed to back up this is intuitively clear with an open access finally to conclude we have this on the south side.org a smaller episodes here's a view where we have this exit ramp for a transacts and this is a service by the cafe on the corner for sale we're working on a rain cover to make this usable throughout the year and rain as well as the summer so in concluding that here's views of the sale we're happy we'll be adding over 10 thousand square feet and working with the playground and finally the south side is a very important garden wail thanks to our community involvement to make this a great space we're delighted to have a place to work with this with our colleagues in the city and with the san franciscans thank you. >> thank you. we'll take public comment first. andrew robinson and other >> thank you, commissioners. director ram. i'm andrew rob robinson from the yerba buena district i'm here to speak in support we see a vital moscone project to bring activation it supports the culture institutions and we think th

by july of intuitively we got the construction funding approved and allocated which for us what a happy at a we started up new year's attorneys in 2013 we got the folks from the golden gate bridge we're happy to be with them. i want to recognize the construction transportation team their here in the audience and managing the efforts and overseeing the team and >> the subcontractors we're happy to have them here special thanks to the consulting group in particular paul payroll everything has been r0ir7bd and cooperated through paul and his staff and also barbary coast staff thank you in terms of the hard work over the last week. i want to get to acknowledge some very special the treasure island team bob is working as the new director we've been working with him and city and counties his staff and some of the former staff the office of workforce and development michael and others. they were all part of the effort in terms of us coming together as locals to work and strategize how to get this work in high visibility in terms of obtaining the funding. a sincere thank you to caltrain's and h