tavis: what is the challenge of trying to roll out a show of midlife crisis for men verses midlife crisis for women? i have seen a bunch of those movies. >> first, it would not exist without him. you like him, and when we were talking about it, we felt -- first, we were just talking, and then we decided to start writing about it, and we realized it was weird there is nothing on about this because it is so relatable, and if you get to this age -- sometime in your 40's, 50's, it does not matter where you are in your life, how successful you are or the opposite and -- you question. something in you start to see guest coming. for the first time, you are aware of it -- you start to see death coming. for the first time, you are aware of it. >> they call it dancing with mortality. we were talking before we came on the set the fact that this is not raymond's first show to be critically acclaimed by everybody and yet having challenges, trying to find a massive audience. you have had massive audiences before, so what is the eternity like, trying to understand what the story -- what has the journey

it begins with children, moved into midlife, and sometimes we carry these things with us our whole lives, and that is what we want to stop. so there are ways that elder abuse can be integrated into things that are already happening that would raise its visibility and not put us in conflict with our brothers and sisters trying to do meals, housing, transportation. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i have turned the gavel over to supervisor cohen. i have been called into a meeting. in reflection of the report itself, it is an outstanding report, and indicative of the impressive work by members of the family violence consult. i want to congratulate you on your efforts and providing a lucid depiction of what the challenges are coming games and successes, and where the work needs to be done in san francisco. i also want to challenge the members of this consult to not retreat from any of the recommendations and demands that, i think, will require members of the elected body, or the supervisor or mayor, to step up and answer those questions on funding and strategy, so that implementation is not

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beginning in 1997, the cars did not have a midlife overhaul. we want -- we run rail service some 21 hours a day. the level of service has increased, not just for a third street, but over time. we have a number of programs that we're putting in place in terms of overhaul programs. we want to fix some of the lrv's that are wrecked, and we're also introducing a program to do a key component rebuilds. on a typical weekday, we have some 15 delays per day that are caused by problems with our vehicle systems. the principal cause of 40% of those delays have to do with doors and steps. doors and steps. our equipment is particularly complicated in the sense that it is unique, and when it operates on the surface, it is in full control by the operator, and the doors and steps, except on third street, are low. when you get into the subway, the doors and steps are up by an automatic train control. it is a very complicated system, and it has become, as the equipment has aged, it has become a problem. that is something that we need to get after. we will talk a

sixteen stage of the all england club that twenty year old reaching the stage again by beating your midlife. this time around sixty three. operations to the men's side of things where russia's sole remaining representative is still going strong mikhail youzhny booking his place in the last sixteen after beating nicolas almagro in four sets meaning roger federer is next six time wimbledon champion federer himself continuing to steamroll the competition twenty nine year old into the four with brawn dr sweeping aside david nalbandian six four six two six four tennis great martina navratilova and cricket legend such intent bowker enjoying another technical display by the swiss. no real problems for the fending champion the rafael nadal either the world number one needing to tie bridge for walloping you use miller to love the side six seven six seven six six. were longer to novak djokovic though had a much tougher time joining the other top seeds in fourth round action cypriot marcus spied on his not giving off an inch in their own commentary this long final rally dictated a grueling months six

dollars over a couple of years to modernize expand the facilities and part of the group are right midlife expansion now and it's the biggest expansion the forest products industry in thirty years and russia is a session to the w t o how do you think that all of the effect business i think generally it's a good thing you know russia is the only member of the g eight the g twenty that's not in the deputy you know it's the largest economy in the world is not part of the b.t.o. and. taking down trade barriers and putting russia on equal footing as it should be with the other countries in the world that are part of w t o this could be a positive thing for russia and for all the other countries that are part of the economic this global economic world now as the c.e.o. of international paper how specifically is business in russia do you think the country is well positioned to for the relative strengths and weaknesses of the country order to move forward with your particular industry you know russia like a lot of developing economies it's got a lot of infrastructure investment they need to make i

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they buying that lot of nation tropico with the high cost of the original car i demand will have a midlife crisis by ferrari and i mean you know from what you know you go back and you get back to that and i think this is a good point ok yes you need new planes the navy does not want to joint strike. right it's been jammed down have throat they would prefer to pry the f.a. eighteen he n.f. which they already already already have because of the high cost of maintaining it so why not let them they would get what they want and you could save some money to do other one of. these are great plains india just said look we don't want these they don't they won't even buy or it's sixteen to eighteen now if we offer him an f. thirty five they'd buy in a heartbeat because it's the world's finest plane i mean this is ridiculous you're saying let's buy second hand equipment ryobi and they didn't need it after it's not africa it had to quit ok tell it to the indians if i tell that to the navy how are u.s. navy warships of the scieno publicly said it's because they don't have enough money to buy real plane

the high cost of the original code i didn't have a midlife crisis by ferrari i mean you know sometimes you know you get back to you get back to that and i think this was a good point ok yes you need new planes but navy does not run the joint strike. right it's been jammed down their throat they would prefer to buy the f. eighteen you know off which they already are already already have because of the high cost of you know maintaining it so why not let them they would get what they want and you could save some money to do other things like yeah i mean these are these are great plains indians just said look we don't want these they don't believe in god i are sixteen teams we offer an f. thirty five they buy in a heartbeat because it's the world's finest plane i mean this is ridiculous you're saying let's buy second hand equipment one of the other you do you know you need to be in an office not a second hand equip you ok tell that to the indian guy to the navy our u.s. navy wants them to see you know publicly said it's because they don't have enough money to buy real planes they would hav

. >> what about people in midlife in that process of getting madoff. -- laid off.hey're scared. >> everybody that can find a job -- i will not stop until everybody that can find a job gets one. for everyone that can find a job gets one. and until they can support their families. brecht's and with the public sector laying off tens of thousands of people every month -- we're talking about teachers, policemen, fire fighters -- we also asked if there were plans for more state and local government. the short answer was no. back to you. >> what did the president say about the washington deadlock over the debt limit and spending? >> he told us he is confident the issue will be resolved, but that it will take compromises on both sides in order to do so. he also said that his the upcoming round of golf with john boehner will not solve the issue, but will be a good opportunity to talk about the issue. >> officially announcing her candidacy for mayor of baltimore. she says high taxes and balance is driving people from the city and she wants to turn that around. she joins seve

it's super hard to do that in software because midlife reasoning and holds probabilities in things that aren't research areas for artificial intelligence. so we are reading down that path and you can see 10, 20, 30 years down the road he will have something really significant. but in the meantime, we're concentrating on getting a biology text inside computer software in the way the student can ask questions and get a coherent answer from the software. since releasing groundbreaking work in seattle. we actually have sri and many other famous places. >> would you say writenow project halo and the institute, the two projects are most excited right now? >> is a couple couple of little internet games, but the brain and a.i., those two things alone you could spend many lifetimes trying to figure out ways to accelerate -- accelerate progress. i'm excited to be involved in those areas than looking out for other areas and other things. any philanthropy -- philanthropy is a wonderful thing to be involved in tubule to give back. if you signatures of success, i think you should give back. >> you pl

>>> this morning on midlife today, balancing work, and kids. amy robach has more.ant to do the best job possible but experts say many women are putting their own health in jeopardy. now there is a new resource for moms to help them take care of themselves while still taking care of everyone else. >> she can have some. >> reporter: like every mom, mary anne's life is a game. >> no dessert. >> reporter: she juggles three kids, two volunteer jobs. >> wednesdays i do lunch and recess duty. >> reporter: and a husband. >> just wipe it on daddy. >> reporter: leaving zero time for herself. >> how you keep all the balls in the air is a struggle. if you drop a ball it's yours. >> reporter: like a growing number of women, she gave up a corporate career in her 30s to be a mom in her 40s. now caring for 7-year-old charlie, 5-year-old brady and newly adopted daughter zoe can be a challenge to her own well-being. >> i'll forego sleep. i strigle with staying fit. some days i don't feel good. i feel down and i don't know why. it's hard to get through the day. >> reporter: experts s

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when we moved from los angeles to washington, many of my friends told me i must have been in a midlifes. i moved full-time to washington the same year that nancy pelosi picked up the gavel. a few years later, we ended up with barack obama. i was attempting to move poor people into trealizing the dream of america. immediately, the capitalistic society was moving to socialism. i went back home to california to wait for god to speak. he spoke through the los angeles county republican party about a year ago and asked me to run for congress. [applause] it did not work out so well. although my work was in washington, i still resided in california. i did conclude i would do it. i had a deep understanding that we are at a critical cross point in this country similar to the 1850's. we cannot continue to go against our core principles. during that time, we had a divided society. abraham lincoln reached into the scriptures in the famous speech he made that stephen douglas mocked. he quoted the lord jesus christ and set a house divided against itself cannot stand. we can no longer be both. we will