our bone & joint restore is clearly one of the most effective, clinically tested non-drug supplements on the market today... period. >> there are two university studies, one from oxford that show as we get older many of us stop making these bone activating proteins and that is when our bone and joint problems begin. now they have been studied for over 40 years with 20 years of clinical use but we're just bringing this medical breakthrough, new to the public, for the first time. >>cindy: i would sleep with ice packs under my knees, my shoulders, on the top and the bottom. i had to get help out of bed in the morning, help to get in the bed at night. . . . and my kids, i couldn't pick up my kids, literally could not pick them up. and they were young they didn't understand why... momma couldn't pick them up. it was debilitating to me. my work is very physical and i could barely get to work, get through the day without having to take a lot of medication. i was 41 at the time and i was seriously walking with a cane. i could not step up off of a curb. it was uh it was bad, it was bad. i mean

let our bones go home. >> reporter: al jazeera, florida. >> nearly 100 children died while at the school. many as a result of a tragic dormitory fire in 1914 and an flu epidemic in 1918. they hope that the boys' families can finally bury them. >>> one of the defendant in a gang rape has been found guilty. he has been found guilty of rape and murder. the family of the victim has pleaded for a tougher sentence and say they're disappointed for the verdict. a sixth was found dead in his jail cell in march. >>> the pope has named a new secretary of state often called the deputy pope. he has been called to the position and will act as a pope prime minister and chief aid. he'll be involved with everything over 1. 4 countries. >>> ruth maders gain gainsberg resided as justice in the marriage of her long time friends. >> meteorologist: it will be a gorgeous holiday weekend. some areas certainly need the rain we're going to be looking at beautiful bright sunny skies. it will be a hot day in redding, california, unfortunately, the rim fire needs rain but they won't get any this weekend. we'll have

we will introduce you to our bones you have probably never heard of before, and maybe for good reason. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it was legit again today on the streets of egypt. after a series of antigovernment protests across the country turned violent, at least 50 people are dead. supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi demonstrated following friday prayers. expressing their anger at the killing of hundreds of demonstrators on wednesday. jeremy burns spent the day on the street -- but when spent the -- on the streets of cairo jeremy bowen spent the day on the streets of cairo. ended, the prayers fight for the future of egypt began again. this is kyra. they chanted, we do not care about life, we sacrifice ourselves for religion. they set off for ramseys square less than a mile away. the muslim brotherhood's plan was for 25 demonstrations to converge on the square. for af them were spoiling fight, demanding the death of general sisi, the armed forces chief who demanded the imprisonment of elected president mohamed morsi. on

don't let-- if we keep the synovial fluid in our joints and we don't let ourselves shrink, then our bonesill stay healthy. ok, pull back. which is everybody's plan. stretch up. everybody's plan is to be healthy, pain-free, and looking great. you got to keep pulling it up. pull everything away, pull everything up, and strengthen your body. so i hope you had a good workout, and i'll see you soon. >> "classical stretch" is a combination of scientific formulas and graceful movements that unlock muscles, leaving you with a more flexible, relaxed, and strengthened body. the exercises reach into muscles and ligaments not normally worked and are set in routines that release tight muscles one by one. "classical stretch" targets the needs of everyone, from women and men of all ages and all levels of fitness, including olympic and professional athletes. >> you can find out more information about "classical stretch" by visiting our web site at www.classicalstretch.com. >> you're watching "classical stretch" with miranda esmonde-white. season 7, part 1, episodes 1-15 is available for 39.95, plus shipp

it helps us make our nerves work right and our muscles and our bones. it's essential. but the question is, should you be taking supplements with copper in it? this may be the first study to say, well, wait a minute. this was done in mice. it was out of rochester. it found that even small amounts of copper were starting to build up and get rid of the drain, basically. there's a protein that enables beta amyloid to get out of the brain. with copper around beta amyloid was building up, causing clumps. the exact same clumps you see with alzheimer's disease. there's some concern copper, and maybe other metals. this is not proof, by the way. just the beginning. >> you guys are great at warning us which studies we really can keep an eye on and which ones are right now. >> this is to keep an eye on. this is not to tell people out there not to eat shellfish or meat. copper pipes, water goes through copper pipes. i might want to tell you to watch out if you're using an old well. in other words, you probably shouldn't have old copper pipes in your water system. because that gets

it's a fish we don't know and if we ask it directions it could ingest us and spit out our bones! dory: what is it with men and asking for directions? marlin: i don't want to play the gender card right now. you want to play a card? let's play the "let's not die" card. dory: you want to get out of here don't ya? marlin: of course i do! dory: well then how we gonna do that unless we give it a shot and hope for the best, hmm? marlin: but dory. dory: hmm? marlin: you don't fully understand. dory: come on, trust me on this. marlin: alright. dory: excuse me, yoo-hoo, little fella? hello? don't be rude, say hi. marlin: ha, hello. dory: his son "bingo." marlin: nemo. dory: nemo was taken to uh. marlin: sydney. dory: sydney, yes and it's really, really important that we get there as fast as we can. so can you help us out? come on little fella, come on. marlin: dory, i'm a little fella. i don't think that's a little fella. [whale call]. dory: oh big fella, big fella, whale. ok. maybe he only speaks whale? [making whale sounds]. marlin: uh, dory. dory: [making whale sounds]. marlin: what are

your opinion like what does it actually take what is the meaning of our national surplus you know our bones of payments how does that fit into your view as a progressive well the balance of payments the balance. trade that's one thing debt is a whole completely different thing balance a trade you know for making things or creating wealth if we're buying things we're losing wealth and ship it overseas but that doesn't necessarily mean that you know a debt is simply an expense it's an expense on the balance sheet of the government and the question is can we service the debt and in a day and age when we're spending hundreds of htat well i don't know what the multiplier it is but if you consider the military budget of the united states is obscene what fraction of that is equal to the amount that we used to service our debt if we could just on wind ten twenty percent of our military budget we could probably easily service a debt that's two or three times what our debt is for a whole how likely is it that we're going to unwind our military put well it's relatively unlikely and frankly i'm not arg

. >> our life was cut short and now here we lay. bones -- free of us bones. free us.our bones go home. >> natasha ganame, al-jazeera marianna, florida. >> researchers hope to remaen e the remains of two to four boys before resuming the excavation at a later date. >>> ross shimabuku. >> we have been waiting for this for a moment for such a long tie. unfortunately, johnny manzel had to wait an extra 30 minutes before making his season debut because of his autograph scandal. texas a & m suspended four other players for violating team rules, johnny future football playing cheerleaders, if you give a hoot, the owls took a 14-7 lead. charles ross powers into the score, but johnny man zel's back-up would rally the tripods. he lays it out to ricky seals jones who seals the deal by spreading it for the 71 yard score. ing agies took a 28-21 lead into the break. but in the second half, here's johnny. johnny manzel working his magic on his second drive. he hooks up with mike evans for the 23 yard score. manzel putting his signature on this game by throwing forg three touchdown pa

. >> our life was cut short a and now here, we lay. bones from these forgotten graves. free us. free us. let our bones go home. >> natasha t al jazeera, florida. >> nearly 100 children died at the school. many died as a result of a dormitory fire in 1914 and a deadly flu epidemic in 1914. any remains will be taken to the university of south florida in tampa in hopes the boys' families can finally,bury them. >> pope fran sus has made his most significant appointment in march. he named a new secretary of state, a role often called a depos deputy pope >> carolin will act as the prime minister aide. he will be involved until finances and admissions with diplomatic relations in more than 170 countries. >>> a history-making wedding gift. a supreme court justice offic80s a same-sex marriage. also, college tall is in full swing this afternoon. ross shimauku, including the return of johnny manzel that's coming up in sports. innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak

. >> we are met our bones go home. >> natasha am al jazeera, mariana florida. >> nearly 100 childrened while at the school, many as a result of a tragic dorm storyfire, and a deadly flu epidemic. any remains will be taken to the university of south florida to be examined in an effort to reunite the boys with their families for a proper burial. in north carolina, a student opens fire at his school, it happened friday during a fire drill at a winston salem high school. one student was shot, but the injuries are not life threatening. police took the shooter also a student into custody without indent. one of the defendants in the fay fall gang rape of a 23-year-old student last year has been found guilty in india. the department who was a teenager at the time of the attack has been convicted of rape and murder. he will serve three years in a juvenile facility as required by law. the family of the victim had pleaded for a tougher sentence. four others faced the death penalty, a 6th was found dead in his jail cell last march. north korea has canceled an invitation to the u.s. envoy trying

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we are taught about what to do about our physical health, a headache, a broken bone, but not about our emotions. so, the first thing is that families, particularly families with military members, i think, need to become more educated about what are those signs and symptoms that barbara referred to. and then, i think there are particular emotional clues, the touch points, um, how they are behaving socially. how are they, are they going back and getting an education, are they looking to, where are they going to work. are, are they being connected with peers? because, a lot of times, the individuals that have behavioral disorders, a substance abuse problem, or a mental health problem will be referred to by peers. in other words, it will be a friend who will say, "don't you know that you really don't want to hurt yourself" or "what do you mean you are thinking about hurting yourself?" or "are you thinking about doing something that's dangerous and, and putting yourself in harm's way?" it's a friend or a peer that often helps that individual get connected to the supports and services that a

funding reductions have forced us to slash our operations to the bone and we believe that our constitutionaluties, public safety and the quality of the justice system will be profoundly compromised by any further cuts. what do you think? >> you know what, what do they expect. it's a sequester. we had to take cuts from everywhere. this is showing you the ramifications for doing this. they couldn't get along, they couldn't come to any sort of agreement, and hence, we have the sequester. we have a spending problem. >> right. here's the one thing, though. there are things governments should do, right? government should defend the borders, should maintain law and order. it should foster competition and enforce private contracts. two of those require a justice system and a good one. an efficient one. what government spending should be about is what should we spend money on. the justice system is probably one of them. >> it's one of the most important things that we have, and the fact that they are, you know, seeing cuts and they have an overload on work, there was something i think awhile back tha

of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. >>> our "instant index" tonight starts with about bone a memory. ♪ >> the love boat where the captain and the gang are match making no more. tonight the pacific princess is heading to a junk yard in turkey. it's 42 years old and about to be used for spare parts. >>> when jury duty calls everyone answers. including lebron james getting ready to do something mere mortals do. jury duty time, time to serve my civic duty. king james arrived in court at his hometown of arc ron, ohio. by the way, he was not chosen as a juror today but he will be back tomorrow. >>> and some very big action heros are in a kind of school yard spat tonight. 67-year-old sylvester stallone and bruce willis flexing muscles and accusations. they were partners in planet hollywood. the elder statesmen were set to team up for expendables 3 but stallone says willis asked for more money and he tweeted back greedy and lazy, a sure formula for career failure. indicating there is more than one star in the firm ament. 70-year-old harrison ford is now stepping in for bruce willis

our guests. thanks to you boning for being here. i want to start with you and start with legislation.et's look at cannon 2-b that the federal judges other than the supreme court has to follow. it reads if part a judge should not allow family, social, political or other relationships to ip flewens judicial conduct or judgment. a judge should neither lend the prestige of the judicial office to advance the private interests on the judge or other nor convey a or permit others to convey the impression that they are in a special position to influence the judge. seems likes other justices would have a problem following that. >> yes and as you said, and this is remarkable, every judge in the federal district court of appeals level has to abide by a code of conduct. but these nine justices have said they don need to abide by a code. justice roberts said justices will consult the code but they haven't yet agreed to be bound by the code. and last week, four senators and one house member came together, introduced legislation, that's very simple. it basically says, supreme court justices need to a

of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. >>> our "instant index" tonight starts with about bonememory. ♪ >> the love boat where the captain and the gang are match making no more. tonight the pacific princess is heading to a junk yard in turkey. it's 42 years old and about to be used for spare parts. >>> when jury duty calls everyone answers. including lebron james getting ready to do something mere mortals do. jury duty time, time to serve my civic duty. king james arrived in court at his hometown of arc ron, ohio. by the way, he was not chosen as a juror today but he will be back tomorrow. >>> and some very big action heros are in a kind of school yard spat tonight. 67-year-old sylvester stallone and bruce willis flexing muscles and accusations. they were partners in planet hollywood. the elder statesmen were set to team up for expendables 3 but stallone says willis asked for more money and he tweeted back greedy and lazy, a sure formula for career failure. indicating there is more than one star in the firm ament. 70-year-old harrison ford is now stepping in for bruce willis. >

our business has changed so much because of self bones. you are at the place where something is happening. if you without a phone and take a picture, with your permission, you get there before we get there. there was a big crash write in the heart of the financial district. we heard about it, but there was so much traffic, we could not get there. my colleague said that if anybody can see this, take a picture and send it to us. there is a man on the twenty fourth floor looking out the window with his camera. took a picture, looked at it, send it to us, we had it on the air and a couple of minutes. because of technology, because of things changing so rapidly. it is a brand new world. vicki, thank you for the importance of that network and everything else. thank you. next, i want to introduce you to a gentleman. he is tall, dark, handsome. sorry, that was me. wrong script. [laughter] you, too, right? it's your birthday, right? ok. in all seriousness, a gentleman by the name of dmitri is here. i want you to meet him. his name is dmitri belzer.

the sound of the bone dry timber going up in flames. our team visiting that crucial reservoir in the park, where san franciscgets its water supply. a state of emergency declared in california because of it. and tonight, as 47 fires burn in nine western states, the biggest fight is right there at yosemite and that's where we begin with abc's neal karlinsky again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fight inside yosemite is hot and intense. crews aren't just trying to stop the fire -- they're trying to protect a grove of the park's famed sequoias -- three dozen in all. the huge trees are among the oldest living things on earth, and teams have been assigned just to them. >> i'm from virginia, so the fuel types here are different. and this is definitely dry, so, this is some pretty extreme fire behavior that we're encountering here. >> reporter: more teams are inside the park to protect the area around the massive hetch hetchy reservoir. we saw first hand, the fire is close to the area that supplies 85% of san francisco's water. cause enough for

our new season. fox monday starts with the return of "bones." "bones" is about to start its ninth season.inth season. can't believe it's been that long. we've been on, i think, monday... tuesday... ...wednesday... ...thursday... did i say tuesdays? and we're supposed to start fridays in november. we've pretty much covered every day of the week. it's pretty incredible that we have such loyal fans that follow us everywhere. and how dedicated they are to the show. we've been so fortunate, and it's great. deschanel: season nine will have a lot of surprises. whoa! whoa! fire in the hole! boreanaz: you'll see a lot of change within the characters. you haven't checked in. you haven't called. yeah, i-i-i've been really busy. angie, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me, you know? every season, the writers work so hard to do things that are unexpected and take the show in a different direction. each year, they try to build upon the last year and make it more gory and disgusting. i think there will be some changes. booth, you were shot at. i had to hear ab some people's hearts will be tug

our bodies. >> it's good for the nerves and the bones and the muscles. it helps our nervous system.ut these researchers studied in the brain of mice and they -- so we're still at the mice stage but they found that copper is the protein that's most associated with alzheimer's. and they found that copper increased the amount of it that was made and decreased the amount of betta ammaloid that mice could get rid of. this is very early research over a few months and i don't want to end up with the same scare we had with mercury. copper is now bad for you. you just pointed out it's quite good for you but it's beginning to look like copper may be associated with the association of protein and the inability for the body to get rid of them which is alzheimer's. jon: what do you recommend? should people put filters on to get rid of the copper in the water? >> if you have the wells with all of those impurities, watch out. you should be using cleaner apparatus and plumbing for your water. that's number one. what about the nutritional supplements we're always talking about? don't necessarily add

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i mean, -- it all comes back to older communities built on different bones being better, better for our house, happiness, relationships, for our wallets, everything. so, that's what was surprising to me. >> host: fantastic. well, thank you. thanks for your time. >> guest: thank you for having me here. it's been a delight to talk about this with you. >> host: as well. >> that was after words, book tv's signature program where authors are interviewed by journalists, public policymakers. after word airs every weekend on book tv on 10:00 p.m. on saturday, 12:00 and 89:00 p.m. on sunday and 12:00 a.m. on monday. you can witch afterwards online, go to booktv.org and click on afterword. >> we have more coverage of nonfiction books every weekend on booktv. ... we are social libertarians, economic libertarian. maximum freedom. little government interference as possible. we're not an

bone pain and muscle pain, overall weakness and fatigue too. all these things are linked to a common nutritional deficiency that's affecting, possibly, 77 percent of ourion. >> so is this why you changed the original supple formula? >> it is. by just adding nutritional building blocks identified in a new medical breakthrough, we can help significantly more people end bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness and fatigue too, for the entire population, all these people that are suffering from this inadequately publicized nutritional deficiency. >> now, does supple still taste good, despite this new, more powerful formula? >> absolutely. supple is delicious. i love the taste of supple. i drink it every day. it's fruity and sweet, has only 30 calories, no artificial sweeteners. it's completely all natural. everybody loves the taste of supple. >> this stuff tastes delicious. >> delicioso! >> it tastes so great you don't know that you're taking a medication. >> it tastes like a really nice, thin, fruit smoothy. >> it tastes just wonderful. i love the taste of supple. >> it does sound tasty. then why aren't the active ingredients in supple standard

. >> reporter: make no "bones" about it our pets are more pampered fan fussed over than ever. cats and dogs are lapping up a couture clothes, million dollar collars, elaborate houses. exercise gyms. gourmet foods and wine. themed birthday parties. ♪ it's a small world after all >> reporter: and even private massages. >> even throughout the recess n recessionary time, people spend more and more on their pets. >> reporter: last year, economy-conscious americans fladly spent an amazing $50 billion on their pets, ringing cash registers from bangor to beverly hills, where paris hilton's dogs live it up in a replica of her own house with balcony, air conditioning and a chandelier. and paris is not alone when it comes to pet adoration. >> i can't say i love him, i worship him. >> reporter: take lisa van der pump, he may be the prince of pampered pooches, the king of canine could yturecouture. featured on "real housewives of beverly hills" and he's become a star. almost outshining lisa last season during her turn on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> he just won the golden collar award fo

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. >> but there was another bone at a creek crossingment searchers had passed it by when our producer think it's from? >> not sure. have ian come check it out. >> that does look like a thigh bone. >> ian, come take a look at this for me. >> there's no other bones around it, which is kind of interesting. >> it's vague. >> it's pretty vague. >> that's a really big ball. looking at a bone from a large mammal. >> let's do a more thorough article search around here just in case. then we'll get somebody to get the gear. >> you think you can scamper up to that little piece of rebar, whatever it's there and tie a pink ribbon on it for us? >> the bone was examined and it was from the leg of a large mammal. in this case, a human. >> coming up -- >> while michelle's friends and family are searching, police are making discoveries of their own. is one tiny clue a key to the mystery? >> we found an identification card from the nursing school. but it was not michelle's. >> when "dateline" continues. my colso i only trust it to one shampoo. l'oreal's color vibrancy. the amazing formulas with anti-oxid

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the first time in centuries in an effort to identify the bones of a woman believed to be the model for the da vinci masterpiece. >>> and topping our news, gripping testimony in the ft. hood trial. sergeant first class maria guerrero recalled the chaos of the 2009 shooting rampage. her voice breaking. she said she had to quickly decide who she could save so she used a black marker to write a "d" on the foreheads of those she could not. >>> and we're all green with envy of paul white. you know why? he is one of the three powerball winners. the minnesota engineer and father two of says he's been waiting for this day his whole life. he chose the lump sum. who wouldn't? he'll walk away with about 53 million bucks after taxes. not a bad return on investment. >>> park scientists in alberta, canada, have released a video that brings a new meaning to the phrase bearing it all. a hidden camera reveals grizzlies showing off some dance moves while rubbing against -- >> there are kids watching this show. >> biologists call it a communication tree. yeah, they are communicating all right. i think we need some dollar bills for this kind of commun

i happened to spend a couple hours in one of our city's finest emergency rooms after a minor bike accident. and it is minor, no broken bones, i'm fine. but what is interesting to me in my experience of getting knocked off my bike was that for about an hour or two after the accident, y body was shaking uncontrollably. i was experiencing what i later learned on wikipedia was the phenomenon known as shock. and we know as a community that when the next disaster hits us, not if, but when, our community will go into shock. in fact, we market this in our local efforts as the 72 hours. the 72 hours that hits any community, when we know that disaster responders are still getting together their infrastructure. and what i want all of you to tell us is what are those best practices that you have been studying and you have been talking about that can help us not just in that first hour, but in that first 72 hours, what is it that i need to be educating our community on during that time period? the second thing i want to ask you is, how our military can better work with our first responders and our civilians. again, not just in that 72

our community and vote no to pet food express. if not, i fear animal connection, catnip and bones will fold as studies have proven time and time again, they are so much more than pet stores to me and the marina residents alike, they are socializing places which essentially help the community stay vibrant, connected and informed, it's what makes the marina so special and unique and let me tell you, i have a 7 pound shocker shearer terrier, i have a special needs dog and not only is my dog special needs, he thinks he's a rot wiler, i provide information of what to do in the city, i'm the neighborhood watch city, i know and watch out for my neighbor, i won't get that kind of feeling and vibe in a pet food express store, so it means a lot to me and it means a lot to my dog and i know that might be irrelevant to some people but it's relevant to me. thank you. >> good evening, any name is eric ceg, i was born at ucsf, i had the privilege of going all through public schools in san francisco, i went to lowell high school, berkeley, i practiced for the federal public defender giving back my time and trying to give back to this community. i'v

sequestration threatens the tangible readiness of our military, the muscle and bone of our national defense but the second challenge, sexual assault, cuts deeply in another way. last year, for the fourth year in a row, there were more than 3000 reported cases of sexual assault in the military. a recent department of defense survey indicates that the actual number of sexual offenses could be considerably higher. the soul of our military, as you know, it's trust. trust among the troops that they will be there for one another, and trust between those troops and their leaders. and understanding the commanders who offer their support, physical, material and moral for times of need. sexual assault and our armed forces threatens that trust. too often, the victims of those assaults lacked the confidence and the system to report offenses. too many fear that reporting a crime will bring harassment and retaliation, but not just as. secretary hagel's announcement yesterday of further steps to address sexual assault is one more sign for the desire for action. there is strong bipartisan determination in

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