kelso one—day stop and that's what i love aboutjump racing.of this type. as someone that sees an old nag in the field... i don't think it's an old nag! they see a horse in a field a thing, we could train that up. the national, of course, i missed it today believe it or not and i didn't have a chance but the money down. it's the one race where form doesn't matter. it's not how good... nicholas owen could be the horse in front of us, we could be the star horses, you fall at the fence and ta ke horses, you fall at the fence and take us down with you, the two winners. nicolas, were you in the grand national again? what's going on! we won't discuss how mrs owen handed £10 to a bookmaker this afternoon never to be seen again... you didn't back the 111—1? afternoon never to be seen again... you didn't back the 14-1? that is it for the papers this hour. thank you panny and charlie, you'll both be back at 11.30 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next — the film review.

perform the most of extreme rigorous rules that even the military not all men could qualify to do for kelso we've told them to the highest standard which sets the above to fail and more likely to be injured and more likely to die lower in the military readiness. i think it is certainly plausible this administration will take a closer look at the rapid changes that happened under the last. >> do you have a recommendation for the athletes involved of that female school wrestler the was taking drugs was given the unfired vantage to say they have to compete as a female? unravel it's getting unfair vantage with steroids what is your evaluation of that correct. >> i do think there should be a hard and fast rule with the sexes competing with each other have a whole section in the book but even left-wing feminists agree especially those who pioneered athletics because the argument for having women's sports dissolves fast if you say it isn't about a category but to separate them in terms of teams but the case of the rustler was interesting they thought it was a biological males competing against oth

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. >> i appreciate the way you approach that statement kelso appreciate the rainier question -- the earlier question. >> may i correct that statement? cement but those who have higher out of pocket expenses? regardless of age or income or pre-existing condition. >> i have served 20 years for the united way in this community initiatives now. or kennedy planning and that was on the original subcommittee. but was done through hope -- but the birmingham our reach effort to of member of the subcommittee i am one of the guys that got birmingham $75,000 to one said effort and i understand the issue i am fearful for the research but in regard to the health care bill. but in the event of the hurricane to meet the needs of the community i believe we have done with this bill puts a sauna bath this successful to rebut the in premiums will come down to get back to health care system that you can afford to use it because right now you have millions the people who chose not to get insurance. . . okay, overhear the lady in the blacks back there, renee. c thank you for taking my question and comments error.

and are acutely aware of what they can speak of them but they cannot because it is still classified kelso right cold war so things that were incredibly interesting so with those measures decades ago the public has moved on but then tracking down the superman a scientist they are happy to share their stories becausese people have lost interest so it is an idea it is important to know the past to safeguard the future and that is the greatest joy working with the defense scientists to our dedicated to believing what they did but as they get older they're willing to share their failures and of press office and any military or intelligence office doesn't want to talk about failure only success and there is a danger in that it isn't to ridicule a failure rathert demonstrate that failure is part of success but we must be very careful trying to cover-up failure. >> college of what went on that area 51 is still classified? >> this is the analogy. sometimes it is that i wrote the book on area 51 and but if you imagine an iceberg, a juicy then how much as below the surface i am guessing but if he pl