>> i would love to sell a lifestyle. >> stephen: do you have a lifestyle?n't have a lifestyle brand but -- >> stephen: i have one. covington house, my own lifestyle brand. >> that's so posh. >> stephen: covington house. i heard about this. we have a phone for you here. if you took a couple of he feelies, we could put this on your instagram and we could start your own lifestyle brand, we could partner. >> i would love to do that. >> stephen: what would you call your lifestyle brand? >> lizards house. >> stephen: i like lizards house. so we have great product. this is a great product. you've heard about fit tease, right? >> i have been informed. >> stephen: the kardashians sell fit teas. >> they're supposed to make you more fit. >> stephen: we have here a fit malt liquor. ( cheers and applause ) this is 40-ounces of fitness. it's a fit malt liquor. it's called f it. ( applause ) i don't know if i'm pronouncing that correctly. >> stephen: ti did you enjoy the flavored malts? >> i heard it's delicious. >> stephen: you're going to be jacked. >> ooh! >> stephen:

consumer reports imield a list of -- compiled a list of medical issues where lifestyle treatment should be considered before drugs. problems like insomnia, heartburn and over active bladder and prediabetes can be improved with nondrug therapy or by adjusting behavior. big lifestyle changes like quitting smoking or being active or losing weight are harder than swallowing a pill, but the payoff can mean drug free and side effect free living. before taking any medications talk to your healthcare provider first, if you have a precursor to a disease ask what lifestyle changes you can make before getting a prescription. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> a pleasant good morning to you. it is saturday,, 76 degrees, looking at city hall from the temple university camera. >>> phillies season is going further south in san francisco. the team is without harra him 0, the phillies lost 6 straight games in 8 of 9. they are season worse 34 games below five hundred. >>> the boys from jackson, new jersey are fighting to stay alive in little league world series. they play the great lakes today on 6ab

i've been in this lifestyle for 27 years. there is nobody to blame but myself. >> today he is meeting with the icc. not for that brutal stabbing, but to find out if he is eligible to move to the sny yard for protection against retaliation. >> i feel a little nervous. it's a new journey in my life. i don't know how to explain it, because it's going to be a new experience for me. >> already been heard, correct? do you have a cellie? >> no, sir. >> no. you do understand that once you go to an sny, you are required to take a cellie. >> yes. >> you also understand that when up go to sny, all of the prison politics go right out the window. >> yes. >> you can be housed with almost anyone. you understand that, correct? >> yes. >> okay, so we're going to go ahead and release you to facility 3c sny. do you have any concerns with that? >> no, sir. >> do you agree or disagree? >> i agree. >> thank you. you have a nice day. >> i haven't been like this in a long time. you know, i've always been stressful, always thinking they're coming my

no trips to the pictures of the pub, my lifestyle has changed. i can't do the things i used to do.hirley from aberdeen is 61, not working because of ill—health and she won't qualify for the pension until she's 66. the effect it has had on me... ending it all. because... having to... rely on your family. ending it all. because... having to... rely on yourfamily. but

could that lifestyle have had something to do with the crime? the case was a mystery until prosecutors looked at blood stained evidence from the crime scene. could that be the key? it was her first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip, its gaudy ciancsee casin darker places where men and black suits hover over the calm of high rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrian. she was here on business. >> i was excited to go to get to see what this city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference. meeting planning was her business, a rojob. >> probably gone 50% of the time. >> now the job brought her here to a vast casino all alone. exciting but buttoned down compared to teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club medand worked for the vacation resort for seven years living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it would be like having a job where your responsibility is to teach people how to relax and have fun and do it in a wonderful setting. >> it was the best job. >> she learned to e

going to work with them to find a pet that fits that lifestyle.ften, we're looking to match more active animals, more active dogs with folks that have an active lifestyle. if we have special needs pets, we're hoping to match them with more experienced pet owners who have a sense of what it's going to mean to take care of those special needs. but ultimately, we're working directly with the people who are coming in to adopt, to find the animal that's gonna be a part of their family. robert: it is something that, i was talking about our own family experiences and everything, especially young people don't realize how much responsibility there is, in terms of, you know, the training and the behavior and things like that in the future. how much of a perspective on that do you give them on that day? ally: you know, we do a lot of counseling, in terms of just general pet ownership for folks that have never had a pet before. we take them through the key points, things that they should expect. we're trying to give people good expectations. and for folks who

there is a lavish lifestyle in dc. i understand i do think it's a little stupid for the a littl republicans that are like barack obama wants to take your guns but he has a bunch of guns protecting him. he's the dates. shut up. i understand armored plated suvs and how the leadership get these kind of things. i get that and support that. >> why? >> there are leadership people i wouldn't have expected -- >> as we get to darker parts of not just washington but my own life, there are definite and to go to the lavish lifestyle, i mean, while part of the subtitle of the book is finger food and what makes it so utterly ridiculous about the way washington, d.c. operates is this. money t the parties put money towards them but one of the stories incz the book is being invited to one of my first purchase from florida to dc. in the united states districts these days support hard-core left or right so i went my primary that's it, i'm done. that also is a conundrum and a problem our country has with things like putting george bush in

you figure a person comes to english area to display their lifestyle we don't want that. it's not that we are reluctant to discuss these matters we don't even think about such things we don't check people we don't have a box on the form asking people about their sexual orientation. tourists come and go and some of them may be gay but they don't advertise this fact we don't care about it you know human rights situation is fine we're ready to accept anybody as long as they don't advertise their lifestyle. so it's ok as long as they don't advertise that they do come i guess there are tourists coming and going and some of them are probably good assume we don't ask them about it a stain on the subject of traditions you have recently proposed banning retail sales of alcohol in and not only on really just holidays but also on taking the holy days like education day celebrated on the first of september stadia behind this initiative we know that alcoholism is not as big of a problem in india shaky as it is in the rest of russia. but. we're not the only territory in russia that has

there is a lavish lifestyle. i do think it is a little stupid for the republicans that are like barack obama wants to take your guns but he has people with guns protecting him. it's the president of the united states, i understand the armor plated suvs and how the leadership at these kind of things. there are leadership people i wouldn't have express would have this. >> we get to the darker parts but in my own life there are death threats and i've had them but to go to the lavish lifestyle, one of the things that is so ridiculous about the way that washington, d.c. operates is this you have these fancy dinners all the time and industries put money towards them, the parties put money towards them, but one of the craziest stories i go through in the book is being invited to one of my first big parties up to dc. i just won my primary. in the united states, districts are drawn overwhelmingly to support hard-core left or right. so in my primar primary that sam done i don't need to worry about the democrats. that is al

>> right. >> you got no problem with our lifestyle?l i wish you'd educate some of these other people in here. it's not like if i touch you it's going to rub off on you. right? >> right. >> i can touch you. see how he's blushing in his cheek. >> most of the men here are either older, gay, or transgender. like clarence culverson, issued an article of clothing not typically found in men's units. >> this is a county-issued jail bra. i keep up, because you're only issued one. so i take care of it like it's my very own. >> culverson has grown breasts due to hour -- hormone treatments for a planned sex change operation. and he says he uses them to advantage. >> i'm like a vulture. i go for my prey. when i see somebody vulnerable in there, take to my advantage and get what i want. i might show a nipple here or nipple there or take my bra off and walk around in a t-shirt, it turns them on. to look at me you got to give me something. see, i know how to use my femininity to my advantage. >> but culverson knows that flirting in jail comes with ris

. >> you shouldn't be ashamed of us because we chose' different lifestyle than you. >> being homelessity does not count as a lifestyle choice. >> this is a memoir of her memories with her parents. and then writing the best selling book in 2005. and walsh spoke about how the movie almost never happen sfwld as people started to write the scripts, i thought i don't know if i could live with this, i thought i wanted any movie but my parents are not a punch line. then it got pickeded up by the concern producer and from the get go he was just so intent of getting it right. he has got wacky family members he got it. >> the glass castle is rated pg-13 and is in theaters right now. >>> all right moving up on 1:00 a final check of the forecast with meteorologist, melissa magee. >> it's cloudy today more so than yesterday. numbers across the region, philadelphia 84 and 80 in lancaster and 81 if allentown and the humidity is rising 77 at the coast in cape may. and a thunderstorm is likely north and west overnight tonight into saturday. everybody will be tracking the moisture. >> have a nice weeke

he made a step to give up what was a luxurious lifestyle -- >> stephen: who cares? really?upposed to feel bad for a guy who gave up his billionaire lifestyle to be the most powerful person in the world? >> it was touch and go, though. >> stephen: what was touch and go? >> well, i think when he started his campaign, it was unclear whether he was going to win. >> stephen: that's for everybody, everybody was unclear. >> i understand. stephen, it's a huge sacrifice to do with stuff. you may not agree. >> stephen: one thing you don't get to do is complain about it. >> i haven't heard him complain about it. >> stephen: he has. he said, it's a very hard job. he said, i could have had my previous lifestyle -- >> but that's him wearing his heart on his sleeve, though, that's him expressing himself. that's his -- i think presidenti bowl, it's a difficult job. >> stephen: sure. i think president bush said the same thing. it's not like it's not a difficult job. >> stephen: getting back -- being the communications director is a difficult job. ( laughter ) >> stephen: my original questio

research has suggested that extra financial support isn't as important as encouraging healthier lifestylestors alone is to ignore the underlying causes of early death. which are accessed to resources in general, have good living conditions, more control of your own life, so you can make those healthy choices. so, is it time to relaunch the northern powerhouse? efforts to rebalance the economy towards the north have largely failed, and measures specifically aimed at health have fared us badly. targets set in 1997, to narrow health inequality between deprived and affluent areas were not met by 2010. a report on wye, called progress exceptionally slow. staffordshire university's centre for health and development is an unusual partnership with two local councils. the aim a new approach of tackling health inequality. top—down investment is vital and we need more of it. however, we also need the bottom—up approach and we need to give people a voice in our community is actually to help direct that investment so it goes to the right places. we need to be looking and asking questions about quality

. >> our strategy is based on the traditional lifestyle of the people preserving the environment foruture generations. >> global ideas on facebook, twitter, and dw. anchor: welcome back. you are watching dw news. a u.s. court has jailed a senior volkswagen engineer for almost four years after he pled guilty to covering up the cheating on diesel emissions tests. the boss of south korea's biggest company has been sentenced to five years in prison. he has been found guilty of bribing south korea's former president and a close associate. she was impeached on bribery charges in march of this year. reporter: one of the richest and most influential men in south korea on his way to court. a judge sentenced a billionaire heir to the samsung empire to five years in prison for bribery, embezzlement, and perjury. dozens of supporters staged a protest rally outside the south korean court on friday ahead of the verdict against the joe young -- lee yung. they were shocked about the verdict, just like samsung's lawyers. >> as a lawyer, i cannot agree with the decision. we will appeal the decision. i

there is a lavish lifestyle in washington d.c. i do think it's a little stupid for the republicans who are like barack obama wants to take your gun, but he's got people with guns who protect him. he's the president of the united states. shut up. i understand armor plated suvs and how leadership gets these things that can be chauffeuredho all around. >> there are leadership people who i just would not have expected. >> luck, as we get even darker parts of not just washington, there are death threats and i've had them, but to go to the lavish lifestyle, while actually, part of the subtitle is finger food. one of the things that so utterly ridiculous about the way washington d.c.'s operate is this. you have these fancy soirÉe dinners all the time. indust industries put money towardd them, the parties put money toward them, but one of the craziest stories that i go through in the book is being invited to one of my first big parties. i-5 from florida up to d.c. quick side note. in the united states, districts are drawn overwhelmingly t

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he made a step to give up which was a luxurious lifestyle and -- >> stephen: who cares? really?for a guy because he gave up his billion-dollar lifestyle to be the most powerful man in the world? i don't understand. >> by the way, that was touch and go. that was touch and go. >> stephen: what was touch and go? >> it was -- >> stephen: what was touch and go? >> i think when he started his campaign, i think it was unclear whether he was going to win or not. i mean at the end of the day -- >> stephen: that's it for everybody. everybody is unclear. >> i understand that, but, stephen, it's a huge sacrifice to do this stuff. you may not agree with me on that. >> stephen: it is a huge sacrifice but one of the things you don't get to do is complain about it. >> but i haven't heard him complain about it. >> stephen: he has. he said it's a very hard job. he said, "i could have had my previous lifestyle." >> but that's him wearing his heart on his sleeve. that's him expressing himself. i mean, that's his-- i think, you know, president obama, michelle obama also expressed that, you know, it'

. >> people here are very confident and optimistic that we will be able to continue our lifestyle, our economic vitality. it may require more talk about low-flow plumbing fixtures and maybe adjusting landscaping. but i think we're in a good place. >> up next, how does the water crisis affect you? there's a lot you can learn from desert landscaping. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. ...nausea, heartburn, when indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! here's pepto bismol! ah. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. potsc(in unison) drive russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this n

and watched a friend go into that lifestyle.her power would bring him through. and that i made it and that he didn't. >> jada became tight with tupac in high schl

ten app, it doesn't require gym membership fees, jos buttler taxis on, off you go, build it into a lifestyleds. there are some inspirational examples of people who started with a brisk walk and are now offjogging. but for viewers now who have not exercised for a while, this is the way to start. thanks forjoining us. an as—yet unnamed woman has become america's biggest ever lottery winner, scooping a prize of more than $758 million. the powerball draw took place last night, with the jackpot going to a middle—aged customer who bought the ticket at a petrol station in the town of chicopee, massachusetts. officials say she'll be named in the next few minutes. it is the largestjackpot is up one in commonwealth of massachusetts. it is all good is the largestjackpot won in the united states by a single ticket. it is a really historic day and a great day for the massachusetts lorry and —— lottery and the commonwealth. we have identified the jackpot winner, and if beggaring dolls and very little longer, we will plan to have a press conference in the same location at ipm conference in the same locatio

maybe it wasn't a steady lifestyle. maybe it wasn't a steady lifestyle.their starting point might also be to disbelieve her. but police who had the opportunity to look for corroboration of her claims didn't do anything. they didn't have the wit to examine her phone, with a text and a wish list of abuse from ian watkins. she was enough on - off relationship with ian watkins. she got a text message from here which clearly outlined his desire to abuse children. she went to the police so why didn't they look at the phone? she went to the police with a laptop. 0ne police officer said that he or she wasn't qualified to look ata he or she wasn't qualified to look at a laptop. we could look at a la ptop at a laptop. we could look at a laptop and be alarmed when we see a picture of an underage child. he or she wasn't interested enough because she wasn't interested enough because she wasn't interested enough because she wasn't qualified. joanne mjadzelics went back again, four times in all. she had the laptop and said, this is a picture he sent me. they denied in d

and emphasizes lifestyle changes over medication to treat. >>> and there was joy as the susan g.en three-day walk held the closing system. the hundreds who walked 60 mules in three days and the thousands who supported them raised $1.1 million for breast cancer research. they're getting ready for next year's walk. ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. action news sports sunday is next here on channel 6. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rogers. for the entire action news team, i'm walter perez. have a great night and a great week ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive so

of course big lifestyle changes like quitting smoking, being more active or losing weight are harderhan just swallowing a pill but the payoffs can mean healthy drug free and side effect free living. but before you stop taking any medications, you should talk to your healthcare provider first. also, if you've been told that you have a precursor to a disease ask what changes you can make to your lifestyle to turn things around before getting a prescription. and you can find more information from consumer reports on 6abc.com. rick and sharrie. >> ali thank you. >>> much more still to come on "action news" tonight. we're watching the threat of severe weather this friday evening. >> accuweather is coming up. stay with us. >> black -- my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, o

fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestylesour poor diet, and many other factors. he claims that there's an all-natural and simple solution

theyjust want lifestyle that they lead, nothing matters to them. they just want that relief.e world for an hour or two. fentanyl is so lethal that this is how police we re is so lethal that this is how police were kitted up when they raided a suspect ‘s house. protected against breathing it in. there is an even more powerful substance, a tiny grain of this could prove fatal. so why are more people using these drugs question mark we believe this is partly down to the ongoing need for dealers to be trying to compete with each other and sometimes introducing drugs in the marketplace they believe might give them a competitive edge. and increase profits. fenta nyl is competitive edge. and increase profits. fentanyl is known as a synthetic opioid and addicts mixed with heroin. police say people are playing russian roulette with their lives. every time they take it. jim kelly, bbc news. police in london are having to adopt new tactics to deal with an upsurge in moped crime. criminals on two wheels have been riding around the city targeting people with mobile phones or bags. police s

it is attracting indigenous people that have have a lifestyle for 9000 years.athering and fishing, largely out of canoes. what they are now moving is with venezuela's extreme political disruption and violence, they are moving to menaus. this is a beautiful tale of the hope and the extreme challenges that they face. oliver: it is a combination of people in politics, and we talked. >> manaus is equidistant between the atlantic and pacific. there is no passable road. everything is done by the water. are the waterfront, something like 40,000 ships docking every month. the fairies that take people into the jungle, little launches -- big ferries but take people into the jungle, little launches. oliver: the indigenous people -- you can get transatlantic cruise ships. if the start of the amazon river. oliver: the indigenous people from the amazonian region, in venezuela and brazil, where are they moving? >> we have people going everywhere. going to miami, middle-class people who can afford to buy flights to win a series. -- buenos aries. and there are some that are com

but since namibia‘s independence in the early ‘90s, a different lifestyle has begun to filter throughthese children get into the school, most of the children they feel shame and they think other children they‘re talking about them. that they‘re not looking so beautiful. i‘ve been also asking some of the himba children, "why you don‘t youdress the same, your own traditional?" they say, "no, we don‘t look nice." but the irony that he‘s in western clothing is not lost on him. now running his own business, owen feels he needs to assimilate to fit in. he‘s a sign of success, a poster boy of what‘s possible. a lot of boys they leave the village and go down into the town to try to find a job, and some of the boys they find jobs, and some of the boys they don‘t find jobs. then some of them they decide to take alcohol. they end up abusing their life. for those taking the leap, the closest town is an hour‘s drive away and the capital of this region. but this integration comes at a cost, the himba are often the subject of ridicule. a spectacle to pick and prod. we‘re told this type of behaviour

visit aflac.com and keep your lifestyle healthy. aflac!ss who stars in the new movie "the glass castle" which is in theaters now. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome naomi watts. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome back. it's always great to see you. >> hi. >> jimmy: i want to see you more. i haven't seen new a long time. >> i know. >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> it's been too long. >> jimmy: everything great? >> everything's good. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. you just went to africa, is that right? >> that's right. yeah, we had a little vacation with my boys. >> jimmy: and so how long -- did you start somewhere or you just went right to africa? >> well, i started here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's right, yeah. but i'm sorry. did you, like, were you coming from a different location? >> i was in prague and then i went to london. >> jimmy: yeah, see this is what i'm talking about. >> yeah. okay. >> jimmy: this is -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was being a wise guy. and yeah, and then you get to nairobi. >> jimmy: okay. >

for especially people with college education to get into the middle class and have a middle-class lifestyle. >> in the second book what we did his group interviews by people who had been heritage employees who lived through the merger and retired and look at people who were heritage employees who lived through the merger and looking for the company and look at people who were not employed by boeing but been employed you written five years, around 2008-2009, the second book focuses on that quite a bit. as you might expect there are a variety of responses, we wanted to group them into general themes, three major cohorts and what we found with the heritage, those who retired, and remember the pastor's family as possible. with a few exceptions, people were able to say the merger, going to find their way through this, starting to reinforce the creative work they have been able to do and the relationships they had with people, how they got together with people for lunch even though they are retired now and that kind of thing but people working for the company who lived through the merger and tryi

in denton, in manchester, the first steps towards a healthier lifestyle.lost about four stone. have you? yeah. four stone, wow. gone down from virtually 25 to 21. that's impressive. so it does help. it's got me out, it's got me getting some exercise. and it's company as well because i live on my own so that helps a lot. this is week two for me, i'm a newbie. and i decided when i retired that i wanted to do lots of different things. and i've done lots of things to keep the mind going but not a lot to keep the body going. the beauty of walking is, of course, it's free. you don't need any special training or indeed any special kit. but health experts say doing just ten minutes of brisk walking every day, well, that can have a really positive impact on your health. our lifestyles have changed. compared to the 1960s, we are now 20% less active. and each year we walk 15 miles less than we did just two decades ago. physical inactivity amongst adults contributes to one in six deaths in the uk. it is estimated to cost the nhs nearly £1 billion a year. but a brisk w

what are the biggest sellers >> a lot of lifestyle.d 136 years ago with a canoe style pack we still make those today in the same techniques that we did. we really listened to our customers because they are the smartest people that we know you make great stuff and we love your stuff we would also like to buy products a, b, c, or x, y, and z that you don't make. we can make products that they are asking us for and that's part of our success and a lot of it is lifestyle to answer your question whether it is a lifestyle backpack or a tote for women or a briefcase for a person to go to work or satchel we do have a lot of outdoors product. what's cool about it, too, tom sega we'll let you go the name that people stick in it, right inside the bag >> that's pride. >> good luck in the winner >> richard ford did not kill jesse james. it is roger ford, my mistake >>> up next, jane welsh is not too chicken to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: america loves its eggs but the problem is not enough we got too many of them. it is hard when you are

he's now sober, and our source says he sees the kids three times a week, and is focused on healthy lifestyle and creating his art. >> and last week, leonardo dicaprio, split from his girlfriend last may, was seen on a yacht. in june meeting with orlando bloom. now he's focused on co-parenting his 6-year-old son. katy, meanwhile, still single. gearing up for a world wide tour and an "idol" judging gig. not leaving much time for relationships. >>> coming up -- who is more likely to steal from a wardrobe? we're inside the set of "will and grace" 2.0. >>> then, has mama june lost more weight? her big lbd reveal. >>> plus, it's back. from the crazy to the cameo. >> fabio is here. >>> and a "this is >>> fun mom dinner hits theaters food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no ext

they are that far gone on heroin and the other drugs and the lifestyle they lead, nothing matters tobothered about is that relief, getting out of their head and getting away from the world for an hour or two. fentanyl is so lethal that this is how police were kitted up when they raided a suspect‘s house. protected against breathing it in. there is an even more lethal substance, ca rfenta nyl. so why is it coming onto british streets? we believe this is partly down to the ongoing need for dealers to be trying to compete with each other and sometimes introducing drugs into the marketplace they believe might give them a competitive edge and might enhance their profits. fentanyl is what is known as the synthetic opioid. addicks mix it with heroin. police say people are playing russian roulette with their lives every time they take it —— addicts. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: 0ne last hurrah, as usain bolt arrives in london for his last—ever meet, the world athletics championships. thomas muller and co left with plenty to think ab

important lesson ethical leader, especially people to get into the middle class and have a middle-class lifestyle. >> and so, in the second book what we did was group interviews by people who had been employees who went through the merger and retired. we also went to people within heritage employs who lived through the merger and were still working for the company and then we look at people who had been not employed by boeing. people who had been employed fewer than five years. so most of those people had been hired right around 2008-2009. that's what the second book focuses on quite a bit. as you might expect, there is a variety of responses. humans are so different. we did try to group them into the general aims or threads by those three major cohort. what we found was with heritage, the employee folks who had retired, was a real effort to try to remember the past as finely as possible. .. and there's nothing wrong with that. and i will find meaning outside of work. i've got my family, i've got my church, i've got my community and they met together quite nicely so fine. you've got those people.

it's a grueling lifestyle. away from his wife and children, his only enjoyment is meals shared with local colleagues. and food isn't the only thing he scrimps on. at midnight, when work comes to an end, he curls up sleep on the seat of his bike. carlito has not been home for nearly ten days. with business slow, he prolongs his stay to try to earn enough for his family. he's been living like this for three years. and amid the ongoing relocation scheme, carlito's story is not unusual. the national housing association has served another part of san roque with an eviction notice. these700 households stand in the shad over the hotel we saw earlier. one resident is angie. today she's busy raising three children. angie lives upstairs in this two-story shack. the development work can be seen from the single, eight square meter room in which her family of five resides. and work on the construction sites is how dank ibuprofens f dank provides for his family. he wants them to move, but they want to stay in san roque. san

in terms of the lifestyle cost estimate. they had worked to conduct an independent life style lifestyle cost estimate and try to reconcile that to the cost estimate that they have for the rbf. to get the documentation of that. we have seen progress be being made on the schedules investments and that progress is really positive. it's important to make sure that the technology programs go through the acquisition management process. it is a robust valid knowledge base process. they haven't always ensured that technology programs have moved through that process consistently. they need to acquire that to their technology programs. it is important for them to put in place. these are two things we see as lessons learned. they concluded that they lacked the metrics necessary. does it make sense to move forward. what kind of concern they would get on their investment. would it be more effective. they have haven't two key findings with infrastructure. we do think it's important for them to put metrics and placed both for tactical stru

but a day to day lifestyle.ed. if i could just turn to events further to venezuela. iam turn to events further to venezuela. i am wondering, as a party, should there be condemnation now of the actions of president maduro given what has happened in the last week? i think emily thornberry, family made clear, the president's actions to clamp down are inappropriate. at the end of the day, the election that went on and the crisis there, should not be used as an excuse to clamp down on people's rights and liberty. it is as simple as that. whatever country that is, it is the case. in this case, it is venezuela? should jeremy corbyn who has express for venezuela —— support for venezuela recently, condemned the government? what thornbury did was speedin government? what thornbury did was speed in behalf of the labour party from the shadow cabinet. and jeremy corbyn signs up to that statement. shouldn't he come out in person and say something? i think at the moment he has made it clear through his backing of statement tha

and still maintain a lifestyle. as they have since forever and a day.ow that existence for them has become even more strained, as you mentioned, the breakdown of democracy in venezuela. the chaos that has taken hold in the country, these people have to go somewhere else to get necessities. basic, daily things that everyone else doesn't think about. now they have to move into a different region. how is the brazilian port in manaus handling the influx of people? how many are coming? >> there are thousands of venezuelans but the indigenous people specifically, it is about 500. manaus has risen to the challenge. the interesting thing about manaus, it used to be back in the mid-1800s, a backwater of 3000 people. then there was the rubber boom and tens of thousands of migrants came in, many of them brazilian climate refugees from the drought in the northeast or people looking for more opportunities. trouble andext, the solutions for the growing number of supersized cities. plus we talk with the most powerful mayors on the planet. ♪ oliver: welcome back to blo

. >>> treasury secretary steve wants to talk about taxes, but it's his wife's rant about lifestyle and wealth that's got everyone's attention. still ahead, what she's now saying about a controversial instagram post. >>> news through your health this evening, sudden cardiac death is the biggest killer of adults over 40. when we're come right back, the widely used device that could >>> she's apologizing for social media compliments. she shared this on instagram, getting off a government jet for an official visit in louisville, kentucky in her caption, she used hashtags to tout her high-end designer duds. a woman criticized her in the comments writing, "glad we're could pay for your little get before calling it out of touch. the optics aren't great since she had been in kentucky to talk about tax reform, which will likely include major cuts for the wealthy. after the post went viral, she reportedly deleted it and made her account private. a treasury official also told bloomberg that he and his wife reimbursed the government any time she travels with him on official business. >>> well, tou

, they live a public lifestyle where they want to show themselves as good community member, the samewomen as fair game, let us be honest, if you look at the report, there were findings on the jay report, they found 150 young girls out of the 11100 were pakistani girls. the problem is these people aren't differentiating — because they are sick men — but pakistani girls, are finding it very difficult to speak out, these are very sick men. difficult to speak out. i am glad you raised that, because is there an issue round the ability to converse, or to come forward and say i have been attacked or abused, or i have been raped within the muslim community, forget the white girl issue. i can talk about the south asian community diaspora generally. i am also from a community. from the first generational perspective it has been something we don't necessarily talk about because there is the concept of honour, but it is changing and this group... is it? it is changing. there are people, there are practitioners on ground, who are actually working with women, and i can say it is not an exclusive m