audrey tell me i have to accept isay, where? newjersey?t in islam. —— or they tell me. say i do, he is a profit in islam. -- or they tell me. despite your initial comment about living in donald trump's america, when you look at all the opinion polls, arab americans are actually quite well integrated as us citizens. when you look at the indices they are better off than the average person in the population, they've got high education achievements and that sort of thing. so it's not all bad. it's not all bad and again arab islam isn't a monolith, some are more integrated, some are less, but also 80% of americans are christian and that has an impact on their ability to blend in. seizing the problem is more of a muslim one than an arab one? —— so you see. more of a muslim one than an arab one? -- so you see. i do and that's different to a decade ago. right now it is absolutely terrifying to be muslim in america. why? we are under siege every day. hate against muslims is mainstream. courts agree with hate against muslims and we are not really gi

now, if the eagles win, temple isay nel boston will donate 18 times the difference in the score to philadelphia youth basketball. the senior rabbi came up with the idea, another rabbi there is a patriots fan. >> rabbi said how about a little football to daca super bowl wager? and she accepted the challenge >> we're really able to take what could potentially be a rivalry, with sometimes the nasty name calling, other pieces, and really, turn it into something quite fun, and something where we can have fun with each other, around it , but know that at the end of the day, we're all helping out. >> now, in case you were wondering, why they chose 18 times the difference in the score, as katie and bring wondering, that's because, the number 18 has spiritual significance, and many jewish people give gifts of money in multibles of 18. >> win-win. hey, it is a win-win. don't youy? >> i'm telling you. >> i like brain trauma -- trauma, kind of goes hands in hands with football. smart bet. >> then fingers crossed. >> oh, we don't need to have fingers crossed we know what happens happening. >> ankle tore dro

isay, the median age in iran slightly higher than the median age in israel. it is eight years higher than egypt and age in pakistan, 10 years higher than the median age in india or iraq. with the average age in iran being 31 and revolutions rarely occurring when the average age is over 26, i'm afraid that does not give us the basis for optimism. within the decade, the average age will get to be 36. >> thank you, patrick. i feel like with every that has happened in 2017 and 2018, we all feel like we are rapidly aging. we will turn out to -- you will be joining us via video. take it away. we cannot hear him. one moment while we sort this out. should we move on to the next speaker, you think? while we sort out these technical issues, let's move on to mike. that first,st say the regime has been very effective in closing down information coming out of iran. as a result, it has been hard to these candidate developments to read events going on thousands of miles away during potentially violent and revolutionary situations. but even the videos that have been getting

in our conversations we spoke about the opioid epidemic and what i believe can be done and what isay being done and progres has been made in the last couple of years but hhs plays a central role. right now you're implementing the recovery act through samsara and the cdc and medicaid and medicare and this is all going toto be part of [inaudible] if u should be confirmed. there is an issue that has a specific hhs and i want to get your views on it today. i'm notov sure we talked about e specifically inner meaning but that's improving access to care. this is been something that many of us have worked on over the years andli senator durbin and i have a bill called the medicaid care act which would lift this medicaid institutions from mental disease exclusion otherwise known as the ind cap and this is for residential treatment programs, as you know. it is crazy to me that there is a cap of 16 beds on some of the really good, successful residential treatment programs in ohio thatle i have visited ad they turn people away literally because they don't have the ability based on taking medicai

again, isay are put back as soon as possible. again, i say the nhs staff are doing a fantasticjob.eport from our health editor. ambulance siren. there‘s always great pressure on the nhs in the new year. but the strains seem even bigger this year. two ambulance services in england, covering the north—east and east, are on the highest state of operational alert, asking families to use their own transport to bring patients into hospital where possible. the trust running scarborough and york hospitals said high numbers of patients and staff were under considerable pressure. i‘ve worked in a number of different emergency departments around the country and that‘s the worst i‘ve seen. ijust want to do a good job. i want to do the best i can for the patients that i‘m seeing., but i‘m not being given the resources to do thatjob properly. twitter carried reports from some staff at other hospitals. an emergency doctor in stoke said he personally apologised to local people for what he called third world conditions due to overcrowding. nhs england has told hospitals to postpone all non—urgent o

isay, if be awkward. i would not say it is a burden. be at any time during that day. it can bea be at any time during that day. it can be a bit awkward. it's up to you to remember but once you start doing it it is easy enough to do. some athletes talk about having to have made sacrifices to stick to this rule. i would have to understand those sacrifices, i worked with an athlete and she made sure she was available for one hour every day including her wedding day! it is easily done. was that jessica ennis hill? it might have been! on her wedding day she had to tell the doping officials where she would be for one hour. presumably at home getting ready for the wedding? yes, that could have been awkward! in the same situation when she was pregnant with her first child she was still competing. and babies don't stick to schedules. you have to give one hour for you are going to be and should the situation change you make provision that someone can access the system, should your whereabouts change. it's easy enough to handle. craig maclean is a