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impish pilate's back doesn't one thing after this one think he has a miss and then it's not an impression committees billick to babilon by the she to make. that fast i know how this intense not only. also shot cosmonauts and i'm not so use cups on the internets not in the home states when i assess on a common knocked him sexton digging through from vent on down off by canoe in kazakhstan hours after i guess as yet to be done complet. i'm daniel winter here is your business update the feud between plane makers boeing and bomb body a is gaining altitude the u.s. commerce department is laughing a preliminary two hundred twenty percent tax on planes now the trade tension is threatening to spill over to the other side of the atlantic this canadian aircraft would const three times more in the u.s. if the u.s. government carries out its intentions but party a call the punitive tariff absurd the americans actions are designed to push them out of the u.s. market they say the canadian government is not happy about the situation either. obviously we're disappointed by the decision and i will continu

. >> coming to pilates and having a trainer is so important even 10 years later 72 -- >> he has gotten stronger. i am encouraged. >> he is always positive. he motivates me to get up every day to keep fighting. i give him a lot of credit. >> i have to wake up and thank god i'm still alive and all right. let's find something to do to get better for myself. >> he's at a place where he has a good quality of life. it's amazing. in the beginning days, i didn't think that was possible. and now he is engaged and he comes to the gym and he is able to get out and have meals and meet with friends and family. >> reporter: and pat never lost his sense of humor. you never complain. >> not until i get home. [laughter] >> reporter: he is full the quick wit. the army 10 miler is coming up october 8 and pat will ride a recumbent tricycle with disabled veterans. and the rest of us will be taking part, running, yes we will. we will have a t-shirt for every year and this is the 10th. pat helped stein help -- design them with friends. it's quite an event. >> it's incredible. >> we have no doubt he will be g

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i know, it's normally a 4-week wait, but the maitre d' is an old pilates brother of mine, so just onelaiseau! [ chuckles ] ay, cameron, you know what? i don't know if i'm in the mood for something so fancy. can we just go somewhere, like, more simple? oh, of -- yes. yes, of course. we can -- what -- what do you -- what did you have in mind? i don't know. how about a little latin place that i always used to go? that sounds fantastic. okay. i would love to see how your people eat. "your people"? what is wrong with me? okay, it's egg-crackin' time. now, i find the key to cracking an egg properly -- mom, i'm not a child. i can do it. okay. my mom's not dumb. you can't just ask her to do something for you. you have to very carefully put the cheese in the trap. uh, oops. i got a little shell in the bowl. and when -- when that happens, i find that i like to not dig it out -- i got it. it's okay. it's right here. oh, that's -- that's really gross. okay, i'm gonna -- i'll do this. you just...mop up. and...snap! is it bad that i feel sorry for her? so, how do i start? what do you

. >> the president is acting like pont ious pilate knowing these are young people taught in the crossd standing up and saying he will be the leader in working with the republican party to bring recallsy trant people to table. he's just walking away. ultimately i'm heartened by lindsay graham, i'm heartened by some of the words of speaker ryan, just maybe this could be the break through on immigration where we find this one piece we can find a solution to it, we all realize that these young people are not a danger to our truntry, but it would be far better if the president was saying that right now. if the president was being presidential. the if he was being the leader which we need, because he can't have it both ways. he can't say that what president obama did was unconstitutional but saying he will revisit in six months. how can you do that if you believe it's unconstitutional. if you put it in the hands of the congress, be a leader and tell whauts the solution should be. >> if i've got to go. in he chance that a wall for daca is a deal that democrats would make? quick answer. >> no

there's ultrasonic which is great for deep exfoliation, there's mike company current which is like pilates galvanic technology which has positive and negative ions that regenerate the cells. and there's an oxygen infusion to the skin. this is unique to us here so we're super excited about this. and with the rollout around your menu in october -- rollout of our new menu in october that's going to be the big launch. doing preview introductory prices starting at $99. >> where can we get more information. >> visit relache spot.com. >> do couples come in sometimes. >> absolutely. >> all right. all right. there we go. i mean, i don't even know what to say. i'm amazed but i'm going to try it all. >> you're more than welcome and you'll not be disappointed. we look forward to seeing you. >> does anybody ever take that machine home with them. >> absolutely not. keep an eye on the machine. let's go the weather quickly. cool conditions to start your day 60's early. we're not going to get a lot of sun today. only in the low to mid 70's. there's a quick look at the seven day. i want to mention the rain

lisa: pilates or yoga? >> yoga. lisa: vodka or chardonnay? >> again it depends. lisa: history or mystery? --historical mysteries. trump?utin or [laughter] well.h, under to take that advisement for the following reasons. i ran against both of them. [applause] lisa: i was going to say comey or comey? we are going to take some audience questions. we have a lot of comments, a lot of people just said thank you. ate it to young people and getting into politics. what advice would you give to a young woman trying to get into politics and what would you say to your daughter if she was trying to get into politics known she would encounter the same kind of sexism? >> let me answer this question in general. any womany this to who were to ask. writed say even though i at length about the challenges about the -- the challenges limited politics face. it is not just me. it is a very tough double standard. i would still say that if you politicsng to enter user as a candidate, a campaign staffer, as a person in government and public service, that is how i view the bigger definitio

. >> pilates or yoga? >> yoga by cover chardonnay? >> again how much time you have. [applause] >> to history or mystery. >> historical mystery. >> buettner trump? >> well i have to take that under advisement for the following reason, i ran against both of them. [applause] >> i was going to say comey or call me you also ran against. >> i think will take audience questions. tasted great questions, a lot of them are similar so first row lots of people just said thank you and i could go through a lot of parts quite a few also related to young people and young women in getting into politics so here's one, there's two that are similar, what advice would you give to young woman who wants to go into politics and another one, which you encourage your daughter to enter politics if she were interested but you knew she'd experience the same level of sexism you've encountered. >> bulimia answer this in general, would say the standing young woman who would ask, i would say look, even though i write at length about the challenges women in politics face point out it's not just me wh

lissa: pilates or yoga? >> yoga. lissa: vodka or chardonnay? ms.linton: again, it depends on how much time you have! [laughter] [applause] ms. clinton: [shrugs] lissa: history or mystery? >> oh, --historical mysteries. lissa: putin or trump? [laughter] >> yeah, well. i have to take that under advisement for the following reasons. i ran against both of them. [laughter] [applause] lissa: i was going to say comey or comey? we are going to take some audience questions. you guys had great questions, there weren't zillions of them and a lot of them were similar. first of all, a lot of people just said thank you. [laughter] [applause] quite a few also related to young people, and young women especially, and getting into politics. here is one. [applause] there are two that are similar. what advice would you give to our young woman who was trying --go into politics, and what would you encourage your daughter to enter politics if she were interested, but you knew she would experience the same level of sexism you have encountered junior medical career? ms. cl

okay, pilates or yoga? >> yoga. >> vodka or chardonnay?again, it depends upon how much time you have. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> history or mystery? >> oh, historical mysteries, how is that? >> okay. [laughter] putin or trump? >> oh! [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> yeah, well -- [laughter] i have to take that under advisement for the following reasons: i ran against both of them -- [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> excellent. i was going to say comey or comey. [laughter] who you also ran against. okay, i think we'll -- we're going to take some audience questions. you guys did great questions. there were zillions of them, a lot of them were similar. first of all, lots of people just said thank you, and i could go through a lot of cards that said thank you. [cheers and applause] quite a few also related to young people and young women especially and getting into politics, so here's one -- [cheers and applause] here's one that, there are two that are sort of similar. what advice would you give to a young woman who wants to

and he is no better than pontius pilate by having attorney general jeff sessions make the announcement yesterday. president trump is providing absolutely no leadership for his party or the american people on an issue that even he says is an important one. and i can only hope that he recognizes and understands the cruelty that repealing daca will inflict on innocent young families, innocent young people all across this country. so if president trump wants to take away these protections, then congress must act. the ball's in the court of republican leadership in the house and the senate, speaker paul ryan, leadership mitch mcconnell, and either listen to a growing chorus of their colleagues, c.e.o.'s, including apple, amazon, microsoft, facebook, general motors and academic leaders and countless colleges and university presidents all who support daca, or he can side with the forces of intolerance and injustice. congress should pass the dream act so that individuals who are brought here at a young age can earn citizenship by serving in the military or pursuing higher education. and ultima

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okay, pilates or yoga? >> yoga. >> vodka or chardonnay? >> again it depends on how much time you have. [applause] >> history or mystery? >> historical mysteries, how is that? [laughing] >> putin or trump? [laughing] >> yeah, well. [laughing] i have to take that under advisement for the following reasons. i ran against both of them. [laughing] [cheers and applause] >> excellent. i was going to say call me or call me? you also ran against. okay, i think we'll take some audiences. you guys did great questions, the rieslings of them, a lot of them were similar, and percival, lots of lots of people just said thank you and i could go through a lot of cards that said thank you. [applause] quite a few you also relate to young people and young women especially in getting into politics, so here's one. here's one of a two that are similar. what advice would you give to a young woman who wants to go into politics, and here's another one similar, would you encourage your daughter to enter politics if she were interested but you knew she would experienc

the nation from my state is working to set up a mental health pilate program in their schools next year. in this this partnership that will bring social workers and a satellite clinic to school campus, this pilot program will be paid for by medicaid. in the graham-cassidy health care bill, that cut 1.5 billion from traditional medicaid in north dakota by 2036 affecting 36 -- i'll say that again -- 36,000 low income -- not people but low income children. the tribe and the north dakota department of public instruction are relying on those medicaid dollars to keep this mental health program possible, which will keep kids in the classroom and their communities while they are provided services. quite honestly, keeping children with their families, which is a long-standing challenge as we see the history of trauma, childhood trauma beginning at the time of not only the westward movement of families like my ancestors but the trauma that was experienced when children were ripped out of their home and taken to boarding schools, a trauma that many native american communities have not yet recovere

unfortunately this legislation provides $32 million less for the pilate program compared to last year's level. my amendment is simple and would not increase federal spending. the amendment would restore funding for the abandoned mineland reclamation program to its 2017 level. by reallocating funds from the e.p.a.'s environmental programs and management by the same amount. mr. chairman this -- where these funds are coming from is consistent with the mission of that account that would be -- they would be taken from. the difference is by putting it into the a.m.l. pilot program with laser focus, we're focused on environmental concerns that have been identified and we are funding remediation techniques that are proven. now we have an only fwation to clean up our environment and restore our abandoned mine larneds and waters. this program helps us to do just that. i thank the chairman and ranking member and urge my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman rise? >> i claim time in opp

when i was working out, my pilates instructor said, your right side is dipping.y quick. i wanted to go and have a checkup. i went to a neurologist. and pushed for an mri. and thank god i did. >> why did you have to push? >> well, mris, it's not something they do all the time. and i think, you know, i'm not a person who -- i don't know. you kind of -- i had to advocate a little bit. they don't hand them out all the time because it's magnetic radiation. but it was -- yeah. i found out immediately that i had a very sizable tumor, which they hoped would be benign. but we didn't find out until we were in surgery. >> it was big? like a small lemon in my front left lobe. i was lucky that it was benign and they got it all out. >> when you hear something like that, when the doctor told you the diagnosis, what went through your mind? >> i left my body. the words brain tumor wasn't in my consciousness. i wanted to make sure everything was okay. and i was -- i guess in some way i was relieved that it wasn't just -- oh, i was just exhausted and sort of -- i don't know. i was

pilate say we will not worked extra days even if you give us more money? that is right.ork extra hours. we understand he has offered £12,000 to pilots and £6,000 to first officers. but in this letter seen by the bbc, we understand that representatives of 18 of the airlines at airports have rejected this, perhaps to broker a new deal. in the letter they say the pilot market is changing and ryanair will have to change the way pilots and management work together. they say to stop the large number of pilots leaving to greener pastures perhaps new contracts are the way to go. earlier in the week we heard michael 0'leary say they do not have a shortage of pilots, despite the fact that we know in recent months 140 of those have moved to other airlines. just to give you a flavour of what is going on here, this is ryanair‘s hub in the uk, around 19 flights in and out of here have been cancelled. 0n the website they are offering refunds or alternative flights. there have been alternative flights. there have been a problem with consumer groups asking why are they not offering compe

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the british bobsled pilate mica mcneill has reached her crowned fun target of £30,000 so that her and, has called for all schools to ban tackling and scrums to make it safer for children. researchers at newcastle university say the risk of head injuries and concussion are not adequately reduced by safety gear like scrum caps or mouth guards, and that many school pe teachers are not properly trained in how to teach tackling safely. but is rugby without the tackling and scrums even the same sport? and where would it leave our next generation of professional players? two years ago, jennifer hudson's son, harrison, suffered a serious head injury while playing rugby at school when he was 13. he sustained a large fracture to his skill, and had major surgery to remove a blood clot and rebuild his skull. we are going to show images of harrison after he had that surgery, and they are graphic. all three of my sons play rugby. this is my middle son, harrison, that this happened to back in october 2014. he was actually not in a match butjust training one evening at school. he was going into a tac

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