julien has been taking traditional yoga classes for years, but then decided to try a bikrum hot yoga class >> i felt light headed, fatigued and weak. >> normally she feels energized but not after hot yoga. >> i was exhausted just depleted. >> julien had taken a class like this one, requiring heat of 105 degrees and humidity around 40%. consumer reports doctor suspects julie an became dehydrateed and beginning to suffer heat exhaustion. >> there is little research on hot yoega. we do no exercising in extreme heat can cause uncomfortable and dangerous symptoms. >> warning signs are feeling light headed or dizzy or excombreernsing nausea. or muscle cramps. >> if you suffer more serious symptoms during or after go to ab emergency room. >> practitioners say it promotes health. the studio owner says he hasn't had complaints of heat exhaustion and touts benefits. >> heat allows you to bend safely and be more flexible. what sweating does eliminates toxins the >> the heat can help you stretch further can also causing to overstretch. >> whatever exercise you do, stop if you feem pain and be su

. >> the nooumans are used to the spotlight after her brother julien started for the boys team as a sixth grader and mum vivian was a store point guarder and is supermum, working her job and juggling everyone's busy basketball schedules. >> jadan focuses on high school basketball, she dreams about the next level. >> i want to go to college and play. i want to go to the wmba and play for the l.a. sparks. >> who is your favourite player. >> have you gotten to meet her? >> no. >> when i was on the queen latiffa show she signed her jersey and gave it to me. >> have you practised your autograph. >> people asked me. i make up one. >> at the rate she's going, there'll be a lot more of this in jadan newman's future. >> she has a bright future. >> a stunning photo of saturn. look at the hexagon-shaped storm. it may look small, but it's about 20,000 miles across. twice as big as earth. it raises the question was the universe created or was it evolved. two experts took that public. we travel to kentucky to hear what they had to say. >> is creation a model in this scientific era. that brought a crowd

affect you and the "profession to help us get a handle on this in 30 minutes we are joined by walter julienfessor of law and economics at the university of southern california school of law and paul campos is a professor at the university of colorado law school. he is also the author of don't go to los angeles school unless. welcome to all of you. paul in, four years we have gone from a record high number of aspiring lawyers entering law school to some of the lowest enrollment numbers in four decades, we are not talking about a little decline, this is dropping off a cliff, what is going on? >> i think what's going is for the first time prospective law students are able to access some reasonably accurate information about job prospects, salaries, and costs of attendance in regard to the investment that they will be making of a law degree and this has had a very strong effect on enrollment because what many people are come to go the conclusion of is, that it's just not worth it to pay $150,000 in tuition to get in many cases less than a 50/50 shot of getting a job as a lawyer with many of tho

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