so the two parts about it, power and balance, and then the repetition.uld you explain that a little bit more in i was confused on what your takeaway from that was. >> sure. okay. so there are two parts, you know, about half of the respondents in our cog testing indicated they didn't think that either repetition or power and balance was necessary. that their experiences, it really mattered about how the victim or how they internalized what was going on. in terms of the actual items that we had for that first version and the toll up of rep decision -- follow up of repetition, it was the use of over and over that they were getting hung up on. that to them seemed like a consistent thing that was happening all the time. and even though they had experienced something more than once or twice, they indicated negatively to that repetition follow-up item. so i believe what we're considering is changing it to again and also asking, refining our frequency questions to ask about how many days it has occurred and how many times it has occurred. don't quote me on that.

this repetitive motion puts extra wear and tear on certain parts of your body. working with ohio state's wexner medical center, dr. best studied thousands of sports injuries. he believes that injuries from overuse are on the rise. that's because some sports have no longer just seasonal. therefore, there's more pressure to practice a specific sport all year round. >> i play varsity lacrosse exclusively. yeah, i dedicate most of my time on that. >> i run track like all year 'round. >> i play lacrosse at colgate university. >> i do cross-country, and i do winter and spring track. >> it's speculative at this point, but many of us feel that sport specialization is leading to -- it may, in fact, be the leading risk factor for overuse injuries. overuse are the lower leg, the knee, and the shoulder. those are where you're likely to get... >> i've had a hip flexor recently before a big meet that i had. i wasn't supposed to run, but i did and made it worse, but i kept running. >> i have gotten an overuse injury, yes. it did. it sat me out for a couple weeks. >> i have got

in general we found many kids do not think the repetition empower balance is necessary. for example, some students indicated a student with less power cannibalism if their attitude and willingness to do bullying behaviors. they find bullying in general along the lines of intentionally doing hurtful things to bring a person down whether it's physical, mental or emotional. sobel or emotional. sobel mentioned it depends on how the victim is affected by the hurtful things that are being done. we found if you look at the wording for repetition, our use of over and over was interpreted as something happening constantly every day. even if something, even if a respond had experienced something happened a couple times they were saying no to repetition happening. so that let us believe we need to work on different options for getting that repetition. the wording for power and violence, respondents identified many dimensions of power that are beyond what was listed on the screen. that kind of made us want to be able to test this items more and breakout those different options and m

am probably one of the few people thought he was doing the right thing i think good politics is repetition and if you try to drive the message you have to repeated a lot. i tried to do that in meetings of their colleagues one time is not enough. you can always count on three floors not paying attention the first times of your really trying to make a point repetition is a good thing. >> i want to ask you during a period of time after three terms to refine the elected then one month later trend lot went to a birthday party who said something about truman about the neck the leader you seen that would be the logical person to move up but senator frist took the position and at the end of january you had triple bypass surgery so well with your range of emotions? >> my feeling was i never would have an opportunity to be the leader of my party because i was 10 years older than bill fortunately the health problem and had worked out fine but i had doubts in was bypassed by someone 10 years younger so i wondered if i would ever have the opportunity to have the job but i was hoping to have for quite a

this repetitive motion puts extra wear and tear on certain parts of your body. working with ohio state's wexner medical center, dr. best studied thousands of sports injuries. overuse are on the rise. that's because some sports have become so competitive, they're no longer just seasonal. therefore, there's more pressure to practice a specific sport all year round. >> i play varsity lacrosse exclusively. yeah, i dedicate most of my time on that. >> i run track like all year 'round. >> i play lacrosse at colgate university. >> i do cross-country, and i do winter and spring track. >> it's speculative at this point, but many of us feel that to -- it may, in fact, be the leading risk factor for overuse injuries. >> the areas most vulnerable to overuse are the lower leg, the knee, and the shoulder. those are where you're likely to get... >> i've had a hip flexor recently before a big meet that i had. i wasn't supposed to run, but i did and made it worse, but i kept running. injury, yes. it did. it sat me out for a couple weeks. >> i have gotten a sore tendon. so, i hav

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i say repetition. brilliant. resilient. magician. repetition. let's run the whole thing back.omenal. i say methodical. you say incredible. i say inevitable. phenomenal. methodical. incredible. inevitable. let's run the whole thing back. carbs to compete. electrolytes to replenish. (cheers and applause) >> larry: hey, welcome back! now, you know, one thing i never addressed was this one time, a couple months ago, i used a -- culturally familiar term with the president of the united states. "yo, barry. you did it, my nigga." now, the reaction was both positive and negative. some people were for using that word, some were against. now, there are valid points on both sides, so we need to debate this. and since we're on cable, the only way is to have people take polar-opposite positions and argue over each other. so without further adieu, here's our final installment of "pardon the integration." (cheers and applause) (arguing) please welcome "the nightly show" contributors mike yard and rory albanese. (cheers and applause) all right, gentlemen! okay, guys. tonight's topic: should p

i say repetition. brilliant. resilient. magician. repetition. let's run the whole thing back. methodical. you say incredible. i say inevitable. phenomenal. methodical. incredible. inevitable. let's run the whole thing back. carbs to compete. electrolytes to replenish. herhere's how it feels tove amerget fifty percent offwork. most national carrier rates too. ♪ so, imagine how it feels to switch to sprint and buy an iphone 6s and get another one free when you add a second line. i'll pick you up in two hours. keep 'em high. thanks, bro. later, mom. thank you. have fun. thanks, dad. thanks, mr. smith. hurry in for toyota's annual clearance event, where you can find 0% apr financing for 60 months on the 2016 rav4. offer ends september 6th. for more great deals, visit toyota.com toyota. let's go places. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. conventions are over! republicans had their week. democrats had their week. but many people are still left undecided. here to tell us why the third party is the party where we should be at is libertarian candidate, governor gary johnso

i say repetition. brilliant. resilient. magician. repetition. let's run the whole thing back. phenomenal. i say methodical. you say incredible. i say inevitable. phenomenal. methodical. incredible. inevitable. let's run the whole thing back. carbs to compete. electrolytes to replenish. "the daily show"! now, yesterday, donald trump gave a major economic policy speech in detroit. a city he understands fundamentally because it, too, has filed for bankruptcy. after a policy speech filled with promises and lofty claims, it's only fitting we turn it over to our own desi lydic in another installment of "what's the actual fact." ♪ >> thanks, trevor. trump's speech was like a rihanna song. he shouted "work work work" a bunch of times an that was pretty much all people heard. the details starting with trump's take on what he calls the obama-clinton employment numbers. >> there are now 94.3 million americans outside of the labor force. it was 80.5 million when president obama took office, an increase of $14 million people. >> so, let's see, 14 million more people are now outside the wor

when you get to the gospel it is possible shorter than the gospel because of the repetition and they don't repeat the same verse four times because it was the four gospels. that is a pretty good way to read the bible. i was challenged once to read the bible over a short period of time. it was suggested to read it over three months. my son and i took the challenge and did it. you can do it with any bible. you look at the number of pages it has and divide it by the number of days in those three months and read that many pages each day. the advantage of doing that is you are looking at the big picture then instead of the ridge verses when we sometimes get hung up on. so that is a little bit what i am reading and what i am doing with my summer. i have a plane trip to wyoming every weekend and come back it to vote and you get quite a bit done there. >> booktv wants to know what you are reading this summer. tweet us at booktv or post it on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. >> good evening, everyone. how is everyone doing tonight? all right. [applause] >> thanks for coming out. i am b

let's get a few repetitions and. she brings that to the front. no swinging of the oboe, control your weight. the last one will be a triceps kickback. put one hand here. elbow high, for two counts. i want to show you two things. elbows say hi and lock that up. hold it for two counts. you will feel that all the way around. when you do this work through four rounds. equates that are reasonable and don't overdo it. make sure you go to trainer >>> if you are headed out to the game today michael has a look at what kind of weather you will run into. >>> today's medal count is brought you by university hospital and we're into the final weekend of the olympics. the united states is in the lead with 105 medals including 38 gold. >> it will be a lot of fun tomorrow. if you want to work on your triathlon skills it looks good at edgewater and other areas. if you are going to have downtown here is the forecast. by 7:00 we are still in the 80s with humidity and a chance for showers and thunderstorms. >>> thank you for being with us this morning. remember you ca

we look at the cutting edge tech being used to monitor repetitive head trauma in fighters... that's next on the valley's news valley's news leader with brian loftus, kirsten joyce and sherri swensk. this is 8 news now at noon.)) ((michelle mortensen)) >>> the n-f-l has taken a lot of heat for not being more proactive about the long-term issue of concussions in its athletes. now the m-m-a industry is stepping up its game researchers are running a long-term study on the effects of impact on fighters' heads and brains. rudy morales has been a professional m-m-a fighter for years. he tries to take care of his body, so when he heard about a professional fighters brain health study, he joined. rudy morales, fighter: "the sport that we do is a full contact sport, and it's better to be safe and see what things you could prevent." martie salt: rudy and 600 other m-m-a fighters and boxers come in once a year to be evaluated on brain imaging with pet scans and m-r-i's. "we just had a great opportunity to really try to understand how cte developed, what are the risk factors, how can we d

the ongoing quarterback competition, he did not take throwing repetitions after suffering a minor shoulder coming saturday. the run of play more than we played, deathly those types of things, but what's the magnitude of the compared to regular season game? i don't know how to gauge that. get the carolina with our football team. we have a lot of work to get unfortunately, we want to get serious matchup recently telling espn about dp aren't even know what he was out there. i shut him down. which he shot down come with this plea, a picture of his he played of the lisbon newscast. mark sanchez went undercover as a musician bad, he accommodated every time is quickly running out for the dream home giveaway next thursday morning we will announce her. tickets are still available. features 3400 square feet, four bedrooms, four bath. go online come you get $100. more than welcome to increase your odds of winning the home come or any other prizes that are still up for grabs. cooler days and nights. over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator w

you know, it's time you got to work through things, get repetition after repetition and, you know, it starts coming together. but, you know, i don't think that's an excuse. i think we could have put up more points and stuff like that. but it will come together. >> hey, let's stay with some nfl football. and check in with marcus mariota and the tennessee titans up against cam newton, the what a remarkable year last year, finding ted former carnal. losing josh norman, a retired secondary, how will they respond? mariota gets picked off right here. and you look at him, a very solid rookie season. i don't think anybody can complain under the circumstances of a mariota, watch him roll to his right and hit harry douglas for a 23-yard touchdown pass. carolina, though, wins 26-16 for the final. the sun devils, a few weeks before the opener against the lumberjacks of n.a.u. there will be changes for the offensive line with todd graham, new personnel, the decision on and so far so good for todd graham as they continue training camp in tempe. >> we operated pretty well. i thought the young -- you

. >> a gymnast muscles are built on repetition and balance and the mind is no different so she wanted to get back to a routine. >> it starts clicking, one day, i really need to get back. i'm going back to the gym every single day, and i had to just follow that schedule again. >> reporte douglas in the past four years, going from underdog to champion and really, though, quite the brand with a line of leotards, a book and even a reality television show. in rio, nancy chin, 7news. >> her teammates, biles with a list of accomplishments and you know you made it when she shows off the biles in her floor routine and simone is one of the women's gymnastics next big thing. >> there she is. she is world champion, absolutely unequivocally. >> without a doubt, back-to-back, world's champion. >> worlds all around champion. >> that is state of the art, as good as it can be done. >> simone biles decimated the limits of her sport and become its towering figure. >> 32 one routine, so once you hit it with a clean set, it just feels amazing so all those hours were worth it. >> they certainly have been f

should have called or zip, because the ceiling to be can change the name of your doctors use rubber repetition that your mostly guinness and faster. they seem to love let them and i've got jake. he's not the slightest docs are one syllable is perfect. went mile high stadium. your only local news at 530 how that will impact your chances of the upcoming broncos season new couple of years colorado wanted on murder and kidnapping charges in colorado. the actors that she was protecting. your chance to win a four bedroom home called out to get orn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us.

. >> those numbers would be because we received repetitive calls. people call 911.y are getting nothing or a busy signal. they turn around and call back. >> now the outage is believed to be power-related. here's what you should do in an emergency if your doesn't go through. memorize the number of your local police or fire station. you should also follow police and fire departments on social media like twitter. areas like fairfax, loudon and frederick counties allow you to text 911. >>> the time right now is 5:15. new drone rules go into effect today. transportation secretary anthony fox will detail the rules at a news conference later this morning. some of the regulations include a weight limit of 55 pounds and a time restriction flying in daylight only. the unmanned aircraft must also stay within the pilot's visual line of sight. >>> thousands of families in southeast washington have water again now that a water main break is fixed. 8 inch main broke saturday night near ridge road southeast. a large tree blocked crews from fixing it for several hours. service was r

hand in hand - and even though the game might not count in the standings - these are important repetitions for fans to get ready for thas if you've never been to lambeau for a packer game - it's truly a sight to see these fans began arriving here about 5 hours ago - filling these parking lots with green and goldsome of these fans were ?planning? to get the season started with last week's hall of fame game - but that cancellation has simply built up even more excitement for tonight 27:56 feeling great, glad to be here, look forward to seeing what our new prospects are :38:08 i got goose bumps just knowing that i was here. i have season tickets but the three games i have i still get goosebumps no matter which live outside lambeau field - evan kruegel - cbs58news. 3 3 if you're watching us righ lambeau tonight. so join us on our sister station, the "m", wmlw for the broadcast of the packers browns game....kickoff is at 7, but tune in an hour early. at 6, we'll rebroadcast our sports team's special on brett favre....it's called "favre - the making of a legend". then it's packer pregame activit

and after that it was the repetition, people telling people about where th went and about the personal stories and this grew organically and powerfully. and we're now institutionalized. this is a boston baby product for a great world class institution ba i are especially proud. our daughters who are 15 years old are riding their first day one and they are joining the mission to fight cancer. >> it's the youngest you can be to ride, 15 years old? exactly. >> have a great ride. >> obviously, the goal is to find a cure for cancer. we thought it was interesting to find out where we are in the cure might take. we thought we'd look at a mass general researcher who has focused on a micro chip. technicians with use the chip to filter nta of blood. the chip separates the regular cells the cancer cells. and that allows the scientists to look at the genetic fingerprint c ta and some doctors are looking at injecting a synthetic form of vitamin d. and some scientists believe the key to a cure could researchers are looking at extracting immune cells a patient's body, reengineering them, and injectin

good politics is repetition. if you are trying to drive a message, you have to repeat it a lot. if you are trying to make a point repetition is a good thing. >> host: after three terms you were elected and that is november 13, 2002. senator bill frist took the position and then at the end of january you have triple bypass surgery so why was gore range of emotions during the two and a half months? >> guest:. i was ten years older than bill frist. i had doubts during the period and i had just been bypassed by somebody that was ten years younger tha than i am and had a significant health problem. so i wonder if i would ever have an opportunity to have the job that i had been hoping to have for quite a while. so it was a challenging period but unlike the challenges i and others have come i don't want to make my story seemed all that unique. if you don't quit and you just keep plugging, the chances are you will get where you're head headed. we all have speed speedbump and setbacks. there was another disappointment. it wasn't the majority leader, it was the minority leader. >> host: y

have scenes from in this video, it's a repetitive thing. it's a safe space. people feel comfortable expressing these views there. >> bruce, that is what the critics of some of donald trump's critics have said, is that heshds be more aware of his language, more aware of what denouncing things that go along with his rally. so, you know, if he really cares about minorities, and your the head of the coalition, shouldn't he be doing something to stop this type of behavior? >> well, if -- well, like i said, i didn't really watch the video, but i did watch it tonight, but if you notice, the gentleman that did have the shirt on, that was, you know, quite, you know, wasn't the best interest for the trump campaign, you notice he was escorted out. so, you got to remember now, we have hundreds of rallies all over the country, and we're talking about millions of people with no one getting hurt. it is the absolute, 100% concern for mr. trump, making sure that everyone that comes in these rallies are safe and no one gets hurt. now, people come in, say all

there is a repetitive nature to prepaing for a football season. a practice is followed by a meeting. >> we have got to defy the rules to get that more separated. >> which is followed by a lift and repeat. that turns into groundhog day. for manning -- >> let's go. let's go. let's go. take the next step. take the next step today. >> it was heaven. >> ooh, ooh, ooh. separates the men from the biz here. >> the daily opportunity to improve. keep working out. take care of your body. get better on three. one, two, three, get better. one, two, three. get better. the same. case in point. denver's young running backs. frazier. frazier. outside. frazier. frazier its what? frazier is what? you knew the tv show. yeah. frazier crane. surprised. glad you watch "cheers." too. short in. coming. you know what i am saying. if you could roll right now. one step. one step. boom. now you got me. okay. a pick play. you said you played basketball. i am just not seeing it. did you play? youus i mean. i'm just not seeing it. not going to lie. carolina. i can see making a d

there is a repetitive nature to pre preparing for a football season. a practice is followed by a meeting. >> we have got to defy the rules to get that more separated. >> which is followed by a lift and repeat. for manning -- >> let's go. let's go. let's go. take the next step. take the next step today. >> it was heaven. >> ooh, ooh, ooh. separates the men from the biz here. >> the daily opportunity to improve. keep working out. take care of your body. get better on three. one, two, three, get better. one, two, three. get better. and a the same. case in point. denver's young running backs. frazier. frazier. outside. frazier. frazier its what? frazier is what? you knew the tv show. yeah. frazier crane. surprised. glad you watch "cheers." too. short in. short in. and i'll, i knew they were both coming. you know what i am saying. if you could roll right now. one step. one step. boom. now you got me. okay. a pick play. you said you played basketball. i am just not seeing it. did you play? you must not hav i mean. i'm just not seeing it. not going to lie. ca

>>it had become so repetitive and agree just that we said, you have got to stop now. >> reporter: in 2 inspections in june and on this month, they were found to have employees not watching hands -- washing sanitized. >> these are very concerning to us. this affects the public welfare. >> reporter: the city has received 30 complaints over the past few months. they released a statement saying they have implemented a new structure within restaurant operations, the first of which is being deployed today. a team member in this new role will focus is ethically on food safety and best in class culinary practices. >> trust. >> reporter: will be your once a week lace anymore? >> probably not. once the city is satisfied that this location has cleaned up its act and is back up to code, it can reopen. reporting live in boston, katie brace, wbz news. >>> murder charges in the death of a federal witness, the body was found buried earlier this year in providence. the lawyer for the suspect says his client had nothing to do with it. >> we deny these charges. this case will go to trial. >> flaming --

. >> it was so repetitive we said you have to stop. >> reporter: employees not washing hands, foot not kept the proper temperatures, surfaces not sanitized. >> some are critical violations, and it concerns public welfare and things like that and we are trying hard to work with them. >> reporter: the city received 30 complaints for customers over the last month. sweet green released a statement saying in part, "we have implemented a new structure and role within our restaurant operations, the first of which is being deployed today at back bay. the team member in this new and best in culinary practices." >> i don't go in and ask if they wash their hands or not. i think it's a basic level of trust. >> reporter: will it be your once-a-week place anymore? >> probably not. >> reporter: the city says once they are up to standard they can reopen. >>> ahead, a car crashes through a restaurant. >> now the family hurt in the accident is speaking exclusively to wbz about their road >>> a dog rescued off martha's vineyard. >>> breaking overnight, two firefighters are among the 20 to 25 people injur

. >> my daughter needs repetition in order for it to stick. some experts point out there is research to support the teachers stands. corporate style culture that overvalue his work. another thing to point out is that this is not for everybody. the plan will work for second graders but does not believe it should be a districtwide policy. homework still has its place in certain classrooms. >>> breaking news out of sandusky county. the sheriff there kyle overmyer has been indicted on 42 charges. 38 of them are felonies. charges include tampering with dangerous drug, and theft in office. charges come after the ohio bureau of investigation open the case on him following complaints by local police chiefs in sandusky county. they say he was acting strangely a prescription drug disposal boxes and also used pharmacists to get pain medication. >>> outcry continues over the skyrocketing cost of epi-pens. th lives in the event of severe allergic reactions. tonight we learned that company -- executives at the company that makes him gave themselves enormous

rm numbers would be because we were receiving repetitive calls, people would call, they're getting nothingaround and call back. receiving calls by 1:45 almost two hours after the outage started, 911 was up and running again. hges weren't called by deliberate hack. it's believe to have been po related. s emergency if your call toym 911 should not go through. memorize the number of local police. follow police and fire on twitter, areas like fairfax, and frederick countiesç allow you text 911. >> new tonight two men have been arrested for the shooting death of a mother of four and nba star dwyane wade's cousin,ç 22-year-old and 26-year-old darwin are brothers. today chicago's police superintendent called the pair an example of the city's problem with repeatp offenders and said residents should be frustrated. >>> nakia aldridge was an the unintended victim friday afternoon. she was pushing a strollçer enrolling her kids in school in the city's south side. >>> now to developing story, italy dealing with another earthquake,ç 4.6 magnitude hit today. this one is just about an hour details day

. >> the repetitive meal is called stimulus narrowing. it helps you he'll fewer calories, which can then result in weight loss. >> here's the good news, you want to hear it? the good news is i can have two pop tarts every morning for 6 months, and then lose weight. >> if that was all you ate. >> not all day, just for breakfast. all the nutrients? >> who knows what she was eating. could have been pop tarts. it is one of the main food groups. >> all right, we will talk about weather now. we had some surprise storms making their way into the valley earlier today. dropped some beneficial rainfall. let's go now to the graphics and show you what's happening out there tonight. >>> 84 degrees. it feels pretty good out there i would say. 10miles per hour there on the winds. our dew points still in the 50s. it does feel pretty muggy out there. let's talk about what's happening on the radar. it is fairly quiet. you can see we don't have any storms out there tonight. for the rest of us, i think it's going to be a quiet night. we'll widen out the shot

the repetition of certain words or the fact you suddenly have become very boring. and that means she will read that three year four times one draft of -- over another she always hears things that need to be changed it is very gratifying no writer can survive without readers. i in dependent on the reader's. i'll love to hear what they think are what might have been better. >> we have the caller. go-ahead. >> i love your book. when wilbur was born a few miles from here. jedi was a little sad that the end and orville and his sister had a falling out. was that ever resolve?. >>guest: the bishop was their father who was a bishop in the church and the sister was the august of the children and yes i was very surprised to learn how our important the father was and the sister was. because they were part of the joint cover and you cannot leave people like that out. far more than people realize. if she was not there it would not have happened she was always there in she gave up a -- kept up their spirits and was very bright and funny and sharp thinking that it had not behave

. >> those numbers would be because we received repetitive people calling 911, they are getting nothingbusy signal and turn around and call back. >> the outage is believe to be power-related. >>> here's what you should do in an emergency if you call 911 and it doesn't go through. memorize the number of your local police and fire station. you should follow police and fire departments on social media like twitter. some counties allow you to text 911. >>> today marks the 11th anniversary of hurricane katrina's destruction across new orleans. it slammed the gulf coast back in 2005. the storm surge overwhelmed the city's levee system. 70% of the city's homes were damaged or destroyed. >>> dramatic wind and up to 5 inches of rain swamped the along with the rain, the storm brought high winds, even hail to the area on sun. the national weather service declared a flash flood emergency for cincinnati. >>> and we're talking about the weather. it seems like we've been this broken record. another hot and humid day, another hot and humid day. >> chuck, another hot and humid day? >> yes, but not quite

we did see that the numbers were high end and those numbers were because we received repetitive calls. people calling 9 # # and them getting a busy signal and they'll turnaround and call back. d.c. official say that they'll be performing full systemte reviews as well as putting in system engineers to review what p happened and how this could be prevented in if the future.utur marina maracco.a > we want tea a look look outside today. another who the one today. it has been going andday. goingo how long will the heat waive last. gwen joins us now. when can we expect to break? >> we're going to get a break this we before we get there we have ave few who the days tomorrow. the,, humid, the whole package deal. in the low 90s at all three airports and yes, you did feelel the humidity out there although it wasn't quite as bad as it was last week so if that is any consolation to you. to right now our temperatures are in our the 70s and the 80s. 79-degrees now in d.c. we have 7 # 2 at frederick, 77rk at frederick son while cumberland is at 81. 80 the at annapolis and 73 thee at baltimore and du

so that there is not further outreach or questions back to either >> or repetition >> or repetition judge if everyone had the same sort of destruction this is the minimal amount of data you need in order to cement this form and to make sure the staff has all that cured maybe they do. >> event the question is about coverage or prescription drugs please provide the names of the drugs and the question and the reason they're being prescribed. >> whatever you need in order to make a decision i think, the minimum should be also used the diagnosis and the reason for prescription. one drug for noncovered reason or non-licensed reason and that is your reason for denial than it needs to be stay with the reason really was >> right. we are again doing training with hss that in september so will blow that out a little more sober getting to it >> not to lose sight of the reason. you are trying to get a constant clear stream of information that is somewhat a way you can process it, deal with it and respond to it >> correct >> that's what were trying to get at here. so, this form after you used it for a

them after a solid week in a preseason game cornerback fernand hargraves the third getting more repetition on the first-team defense and we are getting close to the season. we were not permitted to shoot the entire practice but the workout ended early reportedly because of a challenge and the kicker had to make a 50 yard field goal to make the day short and he nailed it. maybe that is the confidence boost that he need the cars after a shaky beginning may wonder if his dilemma has al >>reporter: for the second straight game his first touch of the football resulted in a mess. if fans are worried that the head coach cannot be too far behind. >> we need to make a field goal. >> they are paid to make kicks and they know it. >> at a sports events like life and sometimes things will not >>reporter: for fans that followed his career always went his way in his 88% field-goal accuracy was one of the best marks ever. how does he miss? maybe we should head to the golf course. >> on saturday his first one went to the right. >> it's like a potter when you miss over the whole, you left it open. >>reporte

this sounds pretty repetitive because it's been here all week long. tomorrow things are finally the east, incomes the next cold front. this cold front will be hotter. we will be humid, most of us will stay dry. this cold front comes into play bigger as we head into the weekend. >> that's when we could see a few storms but things that will be changing with the cold front, the humidity, and the amount u moisture that's in the air. so today, no so bad. you notice that if you spent any time outdoors but you see this little white line climbs into the steamy category tomorrow and saturday. >> that's dewpoint mp will be back tomorrow afternoon. now speaking of this afternoon, first, mix of sun and clouds if you're traveling back to the west, maybe the mountains, maybe charlotte, you could see a shower or two later today. >> other than that, we're dry here in central north carolina. staying dry overnight and staying dry for the start of our friday. but let's get an update on the tropics. if you're watching us this morning we were talk about hurricane gaston.

. >> talk about the character traits we see repetitively here. >> i think he meant sociopath. there is a difference. not a psychopath. >> be very careful as describing him as -- >> i don't want to describe him as anything. >> when we do that we suggest that he is this singular figure. right. that something's wrong with him. when we do that, it makes it easier for us to kind of account for him. in fact, when we see all of these folks who are supporting trump, we hear all of this stuff all around the country. and we can't say that he's just something mentally wrong with him as an easy way to dismiss him. >> i've been asked hundreds of times. >> i want to understand more fundamentally. what's going on in the country that would lead us to have him as an option in the first place. >> that's a story which we covered. >> over the past i would say month, rick tyler, i have known a lot of people supportive of donald trump. actually moving away. there was an intensity level from a lot of people i know in northwest florida and my home area. a lot of people i have known in all the speeche

split repetitions between them in the first practice. >> you just got to make the most of your opportunities. this isn't my first quarterback competition i have been in. definitely won't be the last. you just got to make the most of your opportunities and go out there and have fun. >> he took over for kaepernick the middle of last season and went 3-5 in eight games. kaepernick has had three separate surgeries since november. the 49ers couldn't trade him in the off-season. here he is heavier than he has been in his career and ready to win his job back. >> yeah, definitely put a lot of weight back on. i don't look like my high school self any more. i feel like i look more like an adult now. >> reporter: how many calories would you say? >> that i don't know. i just ate as much as i could as long 880 could. >> nhra making a stop in sonoma. rod cap son, john force and the funny car final force in the left lane beats caps with a speed of 324 miles per hour. force, who beat his daughter courtney in the semi-finals, wins at sonoma for the second straight year. >>> trying to hang on in the final roun

mine should've called her zip likes to do we can always change in the name of your dog just use repetition and plenty of treats kind of like dave fraser. >> hey guys i want to tell you we had some showers around today even small hill up in greeley but nothing as far as what we've seen in kansas city jeremy at this very very well this is kind of on the west side of the metro and they got hit hard at this rain came down fast and steady for several hours and it literally just a drowned that some of the beale close in the downtown area and the still waiting for things to drain off let me start there quickly to show you what happened we call what happened what happened in kansas city a training effect run over the same area you will see them right there and just) just continue to dump heavy heavy rain you nic little blue and here that's not snow with color-coded so we can track the hail and so there was also hail here it is this is our rain vision you can see that area cutting right to the heart of the metro over four ?-dash a 5 inches of rain too much water too quickly for us back here check i

. >>> it was a very distinctive, loud, repetitive beeping which was different from any kind of like tent alert or phone call or it was clearly something is wrong. >> anchor: after witnessing mother nature's fury up close, residents here say it's a miracle no one was hurt. >>> i am so blessed. i cannot tell you. i am so blessed. god watched over us. >> reporter: you may not know tornado warning emergency alerts. now many residents from around here we talked to say they didn't known they had it on this phone but now they say they are sure glad they did. that's the latest live here in concord, byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: and we've seen what it looks like from the ground but here is a bird's eye view of what crews are now facing. you can get an idea of the amount of damage that has been left behind of a lot of trees down. a lot of branches. 7's jonathan hall joins you now live from sky 7 with part that view from above. >>> dan and byron are showing you so much on the ground but up here at 1,500 feet we can show you even more and we're finding more damage at this hour. a live picture ri

when putting in offense there is nuance that needs to be learned and you get that with repetition. today, they had thoughts on the practice yesterday and what lies ahead. >> there is nothing different and we'll see what happens on friday. we had a competition and kaep hadn't had a chance yet. so when that happens we'll do that. now, it's not time. >> yesterday we showed how they surs priced ally renston by asking her on a date. >> he's very cute. >> do you know who he is? >> yes. i'd go on a date with him. >> today, it went viral and colton was surprised he was the center of attention at raiders practice. now, he has to follow up on the offer and deal with his new found fame. >> it's sighting. now, i have to figure out a time with the season coming up, she's scheduled to be here in september. i'm happy she said yes. that is a lonely feeling on a lamb, man. so i'm happy and he's a good guy. >> we have a celebrity in our midst. so this is ai r amazing how things get traction. young men doing what young men do. and so this is a neat story. >> after defensive end was quoted on hard kno

was relatively well,ing but in a relatively short period of time, five or six weeks, it's had a repetitive series of incidents. something that's held near and dear not only to the management, but to the customers as well. >> telling riders they are doing the best they can. >> we've got to redouble our efforts on those self-inflicted wounds, and for the ones caused by other parties or acts of god, we have got to mitigate and respond faster. >> we are working aggressively on the second and the third track which will then give us a redundancy that we don't know have. >> i'm jessica formosa, fox 5 news. >> jessica, thank you very much. rich barone is joining he right now, transportation specialist, regional plan association. rich, this is funny. just before we went on the air, you said, what, your mother's stuck on a train right now? >> yeah. power failure. >> oh, my goodness. >> yeah. >> what a subject, right? i hope you calmed her down a little bit. >> i tried. >> listen, we've been talking about this whole commuter challenge all week. what do you think is the most important problem right no

. >> is our brains like repetition. >> so our brains like repetition and music.he principal or music is built or repetition. a lot of songs we hear are built on taking a theme and playing it over and over. having varuati rations of the t. >> there's times i think of mccartny and lebanonlenen. when a hear a melody the first time, i don't know if i like it or not. sometimes i wonder do i just learn that those notes end up being great together or were they great together right from the start? >> it's a little bit accidental. people have different taste. can't be too weird. sticky tunes or ear worms happen with music about typical lengths and typical pitch differences. >> some songs i hear the first time that i don't like and i end up with a favorite song. end up where i really like them. >> bay toechb's fifth. >> can i ask you more specific questions about neuro anatomy. you know how you can hear a song. >> you're an mit guy. >> you know you hear a song that takes you back to a time in your life, spatially, the storage in your brain, is it near where those memories

when putting in offense there is nuance that needs to be learned and you get that with repetition.ey had thoughts on the practice yesterday and what lies ahead. >> there is nothing different and we'll see what happens on friday. we had a competition and kaep hadn't had a chance yet. so when that happens we'll do that. now, it's not time. >> yesterday we showed how they surs priced ally renston by asking her on a date. >> he's very cute. >> do you know who he is? >> yes. i'd go on a date with him. >> today, it went viral and colton was surprised he was the center of attention at raiders practice. now, he has to follow up on the offer and deal with his new found fame. >> it's sighting. now, i have to figure out a time with the season coming up, she's scheduled to be here in september. i'm happy she said yes. that is a lonely feeling on a lamb, man. so i'm happy and he's a good guy. >> we have a celebrity in our midst. so this is ai r amazing how things get traction. young men doing what young men do. and so this >> after defensive end was quoted on hard knocks saying he believes merm