ur extended forecass m nally dropping out of the lowd to early next ek. > ((paul jonc) are marking movember or men's health month by growing out mustaches. here's the movember website. it is a national movement. too many men are dying prematurely because we don't address our health issues! for instance, prostate cancer is the second most common cancer and the sixth leading cause of death in men. but it's very survivable - if you catch it early. so why do so many men delay getting checked? i spoke with healthcare partners dr. philippe lam about it: ((5:10 paul joncich: "does a prostate screening necessairily involve a manual examinatin, you down there?" dr lam: "that really depends on the patient's comfort level and also with the provider. 5:36 dr lam: "some men just don't like such a procedure and we understand that.")) ((paul joncich)) doctor lam says, if there's blood in your urine or you have difficulty starting or maintaining a urine stream, you may need a p-s-a test, which is a simple blood test to determine patrick in spreading the word about mens health during the month of movember.

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--there's more transparency the positive train control that approved of,nally amtrak, like you said, the northeast corridor, there's ashley nee train station signs. as you are arriving on the train station, if you arrive in the middle of the night on a seven train, you have no idea what is your stop. just a lot of concern. the luxury tax is a great idea. now i understand why it just doesn't fund it. guest: the whole concept of transparency has come up. transportation groups are bringing that up. reforming the tasco, it will be how much access the lawmakers give to the public on how they go about tweaking and reforming corporate tax reform. if it is something like, if we see something, like, when they were working on obama care if they put it out in the public so they have debates and markups etc. the flip point of transparency, when we go back to transfer structure plan, there's going to be -- the dot is going to reach out to companies -- let's say it all depends on congress. congress will have to approve the plan. that say they do you have dot reaching doubt to private investors. no