because it is the fastest ping pong paddle on the planet. a lot of my teammates and friends have been on the business end of this ping pong paddle and i'm proud to say i am top dog up there on the ladder for ping pong. >> i do got some little highlight tapes back here from back in the day, got my 40-yard dash that i ran at tech. i got my high school highlights tape from 2 now, some archive stuff that -- from 2000, some archive stuff that people ain't never seen vhs for some of these young kids. >> special little thing right here i'm going to let you all see, be unveiling this this weekend, came fresh hot off the press. not bad, not bad, not bad. sticky. >> cool stuff. you can watch the entire countdown of the best of 9 cribs on our wusa9 sports facebook page. >> just wonder if kirk cousins ll reporters to memorize next season or for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette quality at lower prices -- every day. brought to you by 1200 workers in boston -- we're proud of giving you our best

. >>> plus, the masterpiece found under a ping-pong table in new jersey. an nfl heartthrob gets a famous new girlfriend and a dancing sensation. shows off his moves. ♪ on my wrist so i look better when i dance ♪ >>> if only we knew how to dance like that kid when we were younger, man, he's putting us all to shame as we say good morning, everybody, on this tuesday. we start with that shocking case of child abuse. 13 siblings held captive in horrible conditions, some of them shackled. >> tear parents david and louise turpin are in custody. david's parents tell abc news the family is very religious and that god called on the couple to have so many children. >> and the kids' grandparents say they're shocked at the allegations against their son and daughter-in-law. abc's danya bacchus has new details we're learning from the town of perris. >> reporter: inside this home police in perris, california, say they found 12 children sunday after one of them, a 17-year-old who police say was emaciated and appeared to be only 10 was able to grab a cell phone, run outside

that's right, trump ping-pongs back and forth.ugh i don't even think he has the mental capacity for ping-pong. i think his brain is just a game of pong. >> huge. [ beep ] wall. [ beep ] china. [ beep ] golf [ beep ] huge. [ laughter ] >> seth: so it turns out trump lied when he made a big show of televising his immigration meeting with senators last week. he wasn't going to sign whatever they brought him. in fact, it was reported that after that meeting the immigration hard-liners in trump's administration intervened and convinced him to change his mind. most notably white house senior policy adviser stephen miller. ah! [ laughter ] in fact trump is apparently so susceptible to suggestion that miller was concerned the bipartisan group would convince trump to go along with the deal that miller saw as soft on immigration. some white house officials, including miller, feared that graham and durbin would try to trick trump into signing a bill that was damaging to him and would hurt him with his political base. that's right. stephen mi

it can teach you to play ping- pong. this was displayed this week in las vegas at the consumer electronics show. it uses artificial intelligence, robotics, motion control, sensing technology, to put the right spin on ping-pong. >> the idea is if you're not very good, it will play easier. as you get better or if someone better police, it will head faster and make it more difficult so your skill keeps getting better and better. >> it's not something you be able to buy anytime soon. the company said they built it to showcase technology breakthroughs. >> it's a little big for my house, i think but what a fun idea. and it would be fun to have something like that to play tennis. >>> 4:51 am. endangered owls in northern california are dying. next, the cause is revealed by a team of scientists. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the poisoning of endangered owls is being blamed on rat poison bull you -- used in marijuana farms. the study by the california academy of sciences says 7 of 10 northern spotted owl found dead in pot gro

nick thanks very much. 0nce between washington and pong cong. nick thanks very much.ck bryant with the latest for us there at the white house. in syria, at least 85 people have been killed in the past ten days in a besieged suburb of damascus, which is under rebel control. the united nations has condemned the recent upsurge in attacks on eastern ghouta by government forces, calling the situation "a human catastrophe. " the area's been under siege for more than four—and—a—half years. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from syria. this report contains some distressing images. the bombs fall every day now in eastern ghouta. rescue teams rush in to bring survivors out. frightened children, trapped inside, not knowing where to run or hide. this footage, filmed by the western backed white helmets, in the neighbourhood of hamoria. they are digging in the rubble with whatever tools they find, often it's just bare hands. the attacks by syrian and russian warplanes, on this last rebel—held enclave of damascus, intensified weeks ago, scarring entire stre

life blood of the land they ruled over was the sacred nile river its regular flooding allow tall pongs and green gardens to flourish along its length human settlement was confined to the nile the flood plain beyond the reach of its life giving water and inhospitable desert again . three thousand years ago the gateway to trade with africa was here in new bia in what is now southern egypt. great quarries of mind supplied stone and gold in abundance for richly decorated buildings. but it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey is the second built his divine temples. great temples of abu simbel. according to egyptian mythology the sun god raised him so. elf made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god who is serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsey's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's all serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating it again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillar

for fiestas more than just play a mean game of ping pong this robot doesn't only track a balls movement and position eighty times a second it can also predict its opponents next move. so be it the robot is paying attention to thinking obviously but it's also paying attention to the player so it uses a full recognition and also for the visual intelligence in body language to be able to sense how good the player is the table tennis tutor is one wing visitors to the consumer electronics show with its skills but its maker japan's on ron says it's a way of showing up the company's own abilities. makes being hungry is that what we do but we're looking for a way to embody all of our technology because we do a lot of different things and so we're looking for something that showed a i robotics motion control sensor all of those things in one in one package if you will for fears may be an expensive calling card but its maker hopes it shows just what could happen when all these cutting edge technologies can be brought together . last year saudi arabia's king solomon to create an end to the ban on

cases i put this question to hong kong correspondent florence earlier today you know we eat cheese pong of strategy. party and most of these young people surely see disobedience and passive resistance to them being sent to jail ease consistent with what they expect almost accept this as a price to be to get the message across but obviously it is a struggle at the moment there is another notion of casey's implying the pro-democracy leaders and activists but for example. for the coming out by election they have people in reserve and they will have announced that they will use that number three the younger of next show. that was journalist florence shah speaking with us a short while ago in other news the assad regime forces have stepped up attacks on the country's last rebel held stronghold thousands of fighters and civilians fled there after the fall of aleppo in twenty sixteen but intense fighting has once again pushed people to flee and aid agencies warn that a massive humanitarian disaster could lie ahead. rebel counter attacks against the syrian regime. president bashar al assad's fo

. >> he is up for the challenge, got his ping-pong paddle. [ speaking backward ] >> look, he did it one move, too. i see you backwards dude. >> no one can >> anti-disestablishmenta >> he >> it's like butter, baby, that. >> he does have a mess [ speaking backward >> he's the millionaire who danced his way into internet fame. >> well he's dancing again. >> with his shirt on for once. >> and a sheep. >> find out why he's gone from beauty queen to chic. >> you're on a losing streak, dog. and they're about to do something you probably haven't seen before. >> these guys know how to cartwheel and skydive. >> see their impressive skill. >> oerng whoa, sweet. >> and over and does a top spin to top spin canopy touch. pulled that off very cleanly. from a number of different angles just swoops in, is able to flip right up and over. >> like it's nothing. like my daughter doing a cartwheel. easy. you've got to trust each other to pull off something like that. >> control and the skill of knowing what you're doing is incredible. juan mayer captured, videographer part of the team. impressive. this grou

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and transportation committee meeting for january 8, 2018. i'm mark farrell chairing the committee joined by

finding out who is striking at the heart of the health service and taking a cheeky peek at some poverty pong ball the ball coming up about fear of going underground. for. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars pass through most. in the amount of time that we've been in panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's an act of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of. documents were examined. all the people we basically have tried to get an advantage out of this sort of. newspaper. and probably other politician which was the other police and the media were quick to find targets such as the kings of morocco and saudi arabia the president of argentina several prime ministers. and russian president vladimir putin of course. oh my god i've had so i have sued so many newspapers for defamation some things don't just happen by chance it was very striking there were no more merica spec

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.tate of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> i would like to say good morning, but it's really not a very good morning. welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority for today. it seems like it's been a long day already, tuesday december the 12th. i just want to start the meeting by offering our condolences to the family of edwin lee, the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco and share all of our condolences with people of the city and county of san francisco. i want to thank all of my colleagues on the board, many of whom gathered in the wee hours of this morning at zuckerberg general hospital. with that, our clerk is alberto quintanilla and mr. clerk, if you could please call the roll, we're going to have a very brief meeting and then we are going to adjourn to go have a press conference with our acting mayor london breed on the mayor's balcony. >> clerk: item one, commissioner breed, breed absent. commiss

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.ful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been

ping—pong football in the box and the points were shared. against a very good bournemouth side that have got a lot of power and pace, i thought some of our attacking play was really good. certainly on chances and what you regard as clear—cut chances we had by far the better of the clear—cut chances. to come here at 2—2 after leading twice and having the best chances, hugely disappointing, and it feels like two points lost. when there is one goal in it, any team in the premier league can look uncomfortable with what's at stake and the home crowd can get nervous. i felt we were better coming from behind, chasing the game, we looked stronger. we were trying to win it at the end and that is a good sign, the players were going all out for three points. there are three games going on at the moment. half an hour left. no goals for liverpool in their visit to burnley. leicester are leading against huddersfield thanks to a lovely volley from mahrez. big game for stoke city and their manager mark hughes. but their match is goalless. manchester united

another rob bot had long lines to try out a ping pong tutor built in japan. unfortunately not quite available yet on the market. >> when you get yourkies into help you out, what do you need that for? >> one of the most popular demonstration a mail art machine. a company from taiwan showed it off. you apply gel, show off the images and print straight on to your nails, assuming you have some. >> i kp telling you? >> i think you and i should do that. that. >> stop - i'm glad you guys finally introduced us to ethiopian food. - and now that i've met ethiopian food, it's time to say good-bye forever. it feels like it's gonna be a long good-bye. - i'm rethinking opening this door. - so why don't you guys come over for dessert? - oh, we'd love to. - good call, honey. coffee or-- oh, my god. - wow... you guys are pigs. - i don't believe this. we've been robbed. what--the window... adam, did you leave it open? - did you? - no. - then, yeah, i did. - wait, wait, wait, what if they're still here? - right, you guys stay here and, uh, we'll go check it out.

. >> we were playing the drinking game beer pong.lli stood at one end of the table and a student stood at the other. then, she had to throw balls into the cup. you were really good at that, weren't you? >> yes, i was good at hitting the cup. and the student standing there had to drink it up each time. it was just some schnapps, but he didn't want to drink any more. he apparently had already had too much. >> that was nice, wasn't it? >> yes! >> one annual highlight for all residents is the oranje, or orange, fest on king's day. it was the students' idea to throw a party at the nursing home. they wanted to create a more comfy and lively atmosphere, like in flat-sharing communities. and they wanted to introduce a bit of anarchy. >> the way i see older people has changed a lot. i used to think mostly about their limitations. but now i see their possibilities and the things they can indeed do. >> jolieke has been living in the nursing home for a few weeks now. she and her housemates know -- sometimes it's the small ideas that make the big

a ping-pong tutor built in japan. unfortunately not quite available yet on the market. >> one of the most popular demonstrations, a new printable nail art machine. a company from taiwan showed it off applying gel, images printed straight onto your nails. straight onto your nails. that i - here you go, jeff. enjoy. - yeah. - russell. - what's up with you and doreen? - she asked me what i did this weekend. - and? - and i told her. [chuckles] - hey. - hey. - where's my food? - this isn't a magic diner. you have to tell the waitress what you want. - i texted you my order ten minutes ago. why do you have such a problem with texting? - it's for teenage girls. - i text all the time. - and guys with teenage-girl hair. - [laughing] i think you would embrace texting. i mean, you hate actually talking to other human beings. - i do dislike people. i'm just old school. that's all. - i think you don't like pushing those buttons with your giant gorilla thumbs.

netanyahu was using government-funded transport for a drunken night on the town to drunkenly ping-pong between strip clubs. in the audio recordings with her some shocking banter about the cash they spent at the strip joints. some shocking banter about what they thought of the women there. and then he brags about a $20 billion deal that his father made with the israeli gas tycoon. the son of that gas tycoon was in the car with him. many of them seeing this as yet another sign of corruption of benjamin netanyahu. the jerusalem post has denounced -- whaton without shame it calls a nation without shame. in other countries this would have sparked protests. in israel there will be very little repercussion for benjamin netanyahu because this is how desensitized israeli politics has become. telik michael wolff's book about donald trump, fire and fury, has been flying off the shelves. another book has gained some shame in the process. >> that book is also called fire and fury. it was written by a canadian author and it's about the allied bombing of germany during the second world war. in their

. >>> of things these days and now there's one that ping-pong.ese company showed off its robot at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the robot can read the ball's movements and use the artificial intelligence and facial recognition to predict its opponent's next move. >>> and urgent warning now from ford and the national highway traffic safety administration. it has to do with small ranger pickup trucks equipped with kris van cleave has the telling owners of the small trucks to stop driving the immediately. exploding airbag killed a ranger driver in 52-year-old south carolina man was killed in 2016 when he struck a cow inthe road. his airbag deployed and piece of shrapnel flew neck. they want all rangers not to be driven until repairs are made. the company said in a statement we take this matter very seriously and have advising owners of the specific 2006 ford rangers to stop driving their vehicles so dealers can make repairs immediately. >> how critical is this recall that people pay attention to and get fixed? >> this is a critical safe

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getting to meet the sharks and play ping-pong and just talk to them like normal people which is really that was amazing. letting my brothers also have some fun, too, was nice. >> that's awesome. well, tonight at the tank, sharks and penguins. hayden took the face-off. his brothers dropped the puck. great to see them making a difference. no score until this. simone to sheary. he lights the lamp. penguins lead 1-0 after that. late in the first, pavelsky across to meier. he puts in the equalizer and it's still 1-1 now in the second period. sonoma raceway today held the john's march against stomach cancer honoring the long time spokesperson john cardinali. he passed away in 2013 after a two-year battle with the disease. aside from raising money for research the event hopes to raise awareness. >> stomach cancer is not a topic everybody talks about, kind of like breast cancer and lung cancer. it is the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. our mission at stomach for cancer is to raise awareness. >> time for college hoops now. the stanford men's basketball team had a tough time gett

it was through the ping-pong games, through the chinese and the americans to lay the foundation for the normalization of the relationship. sports event could be a very useful opportunity for the two koreas to engage in a process of reconciliation down the road. >> well, that was the last word, and that was a very, very good last word. minister lynn somnang. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. >> announcer: amanpour on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosalynn p. walter.♪ katty: you are watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. the french president arrives in britain and offers a gift of a tapestry and takes away millions of pounds. christian: at a high-profile summit, the prime minister agrees to take more migrants and increase funding for border control around the port of calais. katty: mr. macron is given a taste of british life, lunch in the pub and a suitably rainy day. there is some criticism that he got too much out of the visit. countdown to shut down. we know america is hard to govern these days, but can it at least keep t

it was through the ping-pong games, through the chinese and the americans to lay the foundation for the normalization of the relationship. sports event could be a very useful opportunity for the two koreas to engage in a process of reconciliation down the road. >> well, that was the last word, and that was a very, very good last word. minister lynn somnang. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. >> announcer: amanpour on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosalynn p. walter. (soft, enchanting music) - hi, i'm tara lee, and i've designed this series of flow exercises based on the elements of air and water.

. >> courtney, maybe it is the ping pong break through, but there is this background of the presidentweeting his relationship with kim jong-un. whatever that means, i'm not sure. do you have any insight into that? >> no. so we saw tweets and comments from the president in the last week that really spanned all across the board from his january 2nd tweet where he compared the nuclear buttons, his to kim jong-un's and said his was larger and actually worked. and then saying is he has a good relationship with kim jong-un or believes he does. we don't know what that really means. he has gone all across the gamut the last year or so. he said at one point several months ago in 2017 that he would be willing to speak to kim jong-un. that depending on the conditions. now he has opened that door again after weeks and months of in between where he did nothing but denigrate the north korean leader and insult him. so we just don't know. the hope is that this is the first time we have seen a little squeak of possibility to reduce the tensions. now, we have to also keep in mind during these talks on

had quite a sense of humor, told some corny dad jokes, had a mustache, and he was a pretty good ping pong player, too. maybe some of you will talk to that. i've been a resident of san francisco since 2002. and i go back a ways. i appreciate being a part of his legacy that he left here in this city. with that, i'd like to open it up for anyone on the council. if you want to speak or from the public. let's see who would like to do that. >> i will. this is denise. >> all right. kate williams. >> mayor lee and i weren't buddies, i have to say. i spoke with him only twice in the 21 years i've been a resident in the city and i will always treasure that letter i received from his office appointing me to this committee. i'm very proud of that letter. i will probably frame it one of these days. [laughter] however, in my life here in the city as a disabled person, i know in the background, i will always see mayor lee. specifically, one of the experiences that has benefited all of us on this council is his -- even though he didn't show up every time, he was very much behind something that i personal

. >>> robots do all sorts of things these days and now there's one that teaches ping-pong.ese company showed off its robot at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the robot can read the ball's movements and use the artificial intelligence and facial recognition to predict its opponent's next move. >>> an urgent warning this morning from ford and the national highway traffic safety administration. it has to do with specific ranger small pickup trucks equipped with takata airbags. kris van cleave has the story. >> reporter: ford is now telling owners of the small trucks to stop driving the small trucks immediately. an exploding airbag killed a ranger driver in july. the 52-year-old south carolina man was killed in 2016 when he struck a cow in the middle of the road. his airbag deployed and a piece of shrapnel flew out of it and into his neck. too veecks are already under recall, but now ford wants all rangers built between august 10th around december 15th, 2005, not to be driven until repairs are made. the company said in a statement, we are taking this matter very spec

but a bit like the 1970s, phillip, on ping-pong diplomacy.ort is just a pretext for what is really a political discussion. and that's item two on the agenda, relations between the two koreas. does that mean that nuclear missiles will be discussed? certainly not tomorrow, and almost certainly not for a very, very long time. president trump says talks are a good idea. he welcomes them. here, well, they're very skeptical. they're optimistic, but they worry about kim jong-un's motives. does he want to simply drive a wedge between south korea and the u.s.? what are his motives? but these talks will start tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m., and they could go on for a very long time. the first, it's thought, of many runs of these discussions. phillip? >> very important coming up. bill, thank you so much. >> just ahead, a frightening moment when two planes collide and the scary aftermath as "early today" returns. whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined

finally this, speaking of millennials, they are also moving on from beer pong, beer pong is so yesterdaythey are a new game, it just needs a keurig machine and k-cup and trick shot, watch. >> no way! cheryl: this party with great shot from across the room, hit it on the machine. after a few failed attempts the k-cup landing into the open kerig machine, was this a trick shot, a drip shot, maria, i don't know what they call it. maria: i know it's hard. that's something. thanks, cheryl. coming up express spa how travelers distress, how tax reform is helping the company take off in luxury spa services on the go, back in a minute. maria: welcome back, a mini vacation to unwind from your vacation, luxury spa services are popping up at airport as cross the globe and expect to see even more. reach nearly $10 billion by 2020 in the united states and canada alone according to 2016 study by micro monitor, new tax reform plan could drive the number even higher. joining me right now andrew pearlman, ceo of express spa. you may see the express spas in the airports when you're traveling, great to see y

finding out who is striking at the heart of the health service and taking a cheeky peek at some poverty pong ball the ball coming up about through i'm going underground. for. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs are here permanently all the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. opposite it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani are camped boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet step but also discreet because they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport. you'll never obtain an inventory of all the works in the freeport who knows how many there are three hundred three thousand three hundred thousand is it a matter of confidentiality only is it the world's black

you can offer a ping pong table, free food, anything. >> flexible work.talk about this all the time. companies have let people work from home, brought them back in. and everyone is dealing with this, right? >> there's no 9:00 to 5:00 workplace anymore. the average workweek is 47 hours for a full-time salary employee. and because of how technology is enabling us to answer e-mails and phone calls out of the office, people are working 24/7 for the same salary. >> they want to be able to drop off their kid to school and come to work late. >> people want maternal, paternal leave, flexible hours, job sharing. >> and not have to take the entire day off to go to a doctor's appointment. >> give an extra hour of lunch as long as they're performing. it's all about results. that will matter more in the future. >> which means you have to be clear what the results are. if you want a flexible schedule, you need to perform to this level. >> you have to make a case for everything. >> okay. learning and development. it is not the case where people come into work and just s

finding out who is striking at the heart of the health service and taking a cheeky peek at some poverty pong ball the ball coming up about fear of going underground. for. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars passed through most of conseco in the amount of time that we did then in the panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's an act of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of most fun psycho documents were examined. the all the people which basically have tried to get an advantage out of this sort of. newspaper. and probably other politician which was attacking other politicians the media would point to find their targets such as the kings of morocco and saudi arabia the president of argentina several prime ministers. and russian president vladimir putin of course. a car that had so i have sued so many newspapers for defamation some things don't just happen by chance it

and south korean president moon today agreed to postpone joint military exercises until after the pong pyeongchang winter olympics next month. this to appease tensions with the north. >>> in south africa, a train slammed into a truck and burst into flames today. at least 18 people were killed. 260 hurt. many of the passengers were heading home to johannesburg after the holidays. the driver of the truck had tried to beat the train at a crossing. he was not hurt. >>> the revelation of a security flaw has tech companies scrambling to find fixes to stop malicious hackers. >>> a fond farewell to piper, the airport hero. >>> best day ever! >> the deep south gets a deep freeze and a snow day. >> i won! they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again. they are on a silver carabiner. oh, this is bad. as long as people misplace their keys, you can count on g

potentially failings to clipping of an injury rism i care for a thousand patients e care for one and a half ponged premiere with skin so new that tissues and bones underneath are clearly visible. to morbidly obese teenages. anesthesiologists doapght keep regular hour os. there's always an anesthesiologist on call ready to respond. this is a little bit scary to even myself when i put this into perspective because day in day out i spend most of the waking hours of my life behind the automatic double doors. anesthesiology allows little of what was learned in medical school to be forgotten. perhaps no other medical specialty as inclusive or expansive as an anesthesiology covering basic sciences -- and anatomy physiology, about pharmacology, and -- including all fields of gynecology and psychiatry, and in a moment of attempted ruthness i have to admit there are amongst you that believe that i probably should not be administering psychiatric care. i should probably be receiving it. but i think that's a discussion for another day and another time and wool just leave it at that. i interact with virtually

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go to pong pyongyang then comek and talk to me. kennedy: the delegation will be trainers and coaches and cheerleaders and well wishers. ways going to keep them from defecting. >> whenever you send anybody jeff seas to north korea your family is held hostage. kennedy: i was wondering about that. that makes perfect sense considering the behavior of the regime. the last time south korea had the olympics the north wanted to co-host. kim jong-il ordered two spies to put a bomb on the plane and kill 100 people. they have north korea on the state sponsor of terrorism. when north korea is making moves internationally it's often for show. last summer they were going to nuke guam, now they are care bears and everyone's friend. we are dealing with gangsters who will put on any show to get anything they want. kennedy: are they being so squeeze by the sanctions they are desperate for money? >> it's them against the rest of the world. if they can frame it as them versus the u.s. imperialists which ways they call us. kennedy: north korea emerged

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this ping-pong back and forth between the house and senate and everything else is not helping military readiness. not a deal yet. but for the first time we see the possibility of something to avoid a shutdown where they would keep this government opened until february 8th. they don't have the votes yet. a framework here. we will see if they beat the clock at midnight. >> sean: ed henry at the white house. kellyanne conway is with us. the one thing that -- two things struck me today. mick mulvaney was speaking to the press, how ignorant jim acosta is that you need 60 votes. number 2, this doesn't have to be painful. obama and the democrats made it more painful than it needed to be. that won't be the case this time. >> look at the disappearance approach of this president from the former president. he was entertaining negotiations and listening to people patiently. i witnessed some of it. this president supports a longer term deal. we have the democrats on the wrong side of history that has millions of americans benefits from pay raises. he voted against the tax cuts and 20,000 jobs from