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sanjay gupta. >> reporter: it's a new day here in the hills of sardinia, italy. and here, it begins with the shot of caffeine. but this is no ordinary village. >> this is one of the clusters of villages some two hours away from the capital where the longevity of the residents has become a global phenomenon. male residents here are ten times more likely to reach the age of 100 than men in the rest of italy. >> translator: we were surprised to observe a particular sex ratio in most of the countries the sex ratio of over 100 it is 1 of 4 in favor of the women, but here it is 1-1 and so we have the same proportion of men and women advanced ag >> reporter: and dr. geovanne pes coined the blue zone based on the blue marks he put on the map to the mark these extraordinary demographics. and now this is a region marked by longevity and four officially in japan, costa rica, greece and sardin sardinia. >> translator: 20 years ago, almost everybody were convinced that the explanation was j genetic, and we know that the gap of the genetic gap between this area and other europ

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earlier i spoke with sanjay gupta. sanjay, i have to ask, i'm a coffee drinker. sure there's a few tens of millions who might be watching this. what exactly is this and how worried do coffee drinkers like myself need to be? >> let me cut to the chase then, since you asked the question. i think it's going to be good news for you and the other coffee drinkers out there. i think this is probably going to feel more like panic than prudence. it shouldn't be. i think practically speaking, i don't think there's a risk really at all for the people who are coffee drinkers. what we are talking about a certain chemical which is typically thought of in industrial processes, dyes and molds. but also in certain foods when they are heated or baked or roasted, for example, it can release this substance. coffee beans are one of the substances. when you see them coming as a plant, they are pale in color. after they are roasted, that's what gives them the darkness. that's when the chemical can be released. the saying in medicine is that it's the dose that is the poison. in this cas

the ceo of micron joins us now to talk about the business sanjay, thanks for joining us, good to see be on the show, thank you for having me here >> so the market here reacting just with a slight step back in your stock put the quarter in context a little bit i know if there are some areas of hesitation in terms of commentary, there may be some concerns about chip pricing going ahead and then your capital spending but put the context in the longer term story for the memory business. >> it was a great quarter for us it was a record. we had report profits, record free cash flow generation, free cash flow of $2.2 billion during the quarter so by all measures an excellent quarter in terms of financial performance. our growth is coming from a need for fast memory as well as fast storage and applications such as data centers, such as your smartphones. in data centers, the trends of artificial intelligence are driving the need for more and more fast memory in order for data centers to provide new business value propositions to the customer in the same way hard drives are being replaced by f

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they were trailing rivals dortmund by five points a painful three champions league defeat at paris sanjay man marked a definitive crossroads and i'm sure latif had to go. this is a it's no ordinary situation parting with our coach during the scenes and from that it's a first for carlo and as well and the something we'll deeply regret their. own child is for it wasn't soley my idea it had become clear to all of us that we have to do something and to do it quickly. and with the season already underway of the situation bit of a massive this was it wasn't time for major experiments and i could have backfired on most badly. for one thing the list wasn't very long or for another we didn't want someone who needed months to settle in. most of them do and nobody knows better than your partner's how things function here is what makes buying tick. because you're playing pearce who had bowed out in twenty thirteen on a triumphant high seventy thousand fans bid him farewell after the trouble with. the we all knew how to appeal your pint kissin playing with the team. and we've still a lot of players he

were trailing rivals dortmund by five points a painful three no champions league defeat in paris sanjay man marked a definitive crossroads and. had to go as well and that's something we'll deeply regret in their. own child is when he was in soley my idea that it had become clear to all of us that we have to do something and to do it quickly and with the season already underway and the situation bit of a mess and this is it wasn't a time for major experiments and i could have backfired and must badly. because for the mistake this for one thing was the list wasn't very long for another we didn't want someone who needed months to settle in smaller. most of them do and nobody knows better than your partners how things function here is what makes buying take them. through because you're paying his food. bowed out in twenty thirteen on a triumphant high seventy thousand fans bid him farewell after the triple when. we all knew how the he'll you pine kissin been with it seems foolish and we still a lot of players here knew him from his previous stint in charge. it's mind boggling to me that it

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sanjay thanks should have been tackled do you think that is what we seeing at the moment we've also haddonald trump praising the good relationship when it comes to on's deals rather than noting and why would he that these items are being used in places like yemen to commit those atrocities i do it's quite clear that the bilateral relationship between riyadh and washington is changing and is changing for the negative and in that direction actually has you just described. the what i referred to earlier as this mutual many patients to me it was embarrassing as as as a long term observer of this relationship over the past thirty plus years to see that short meeting between trump and b.s. focusing on these charts pictures of weapons systems i mean is this what this relationship is all about so this mike you have any and i think component is not totally new but it seems to me to have all of a sudden you know colored their relationship control the relationship or all over so. traditionally we get accustomed to what was referred to earlier at the special relationship where you have the top exec

and you want to see you sanjay. just people not knowing where their loved ones are running around because we're reading what we've got some people have been left in the park area as well some kids have been in the actual cinema themselves who knows where their kids are after out stage absolutely i mean there were several hundred people in the mall when this happened yeah it's a big mall and one of the worst aspects of the story and for anyone out there who's got children who haven't got children but there were children obviously in the mall and apparently an entire class of primary school children might have perished couldn't place where they were on a school trip or in fact the teacher had led them to a cartoon show those eight of them. and and you know she obviously must have gone off and then some shot as you would you know and they were from outside the city it would have been an exciting event for them. and what we've had is witnesses explaining a bit about the kids who were trapped inside that cinema just. be

the new chord in question for you sanjay. many people were unable to escape from the building some were seen jumping from windows four people have been detained and questioned in connection with the incident however it's still not clear what caused the fire and what of warning you may find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grab my system when ran down the stairs was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to us. one man began to panic he said we should jump over the roof because it would soon collapse we sheltered from the roof to be rescued but no one came for forty minutes. which no could just see it's used to do. you had to go into the sick doubles were. torched. just beneath bullet solution to. the witches but the show of what it must have been might include what it must look this is not cool mom used to do took us no most knew that yo

i think this kind of pressure but i'm not sure how successful it can be just because sanjay now as a citizen of ecuador what looking at what's actually happening in terms of timing then given that could they speak significant given that the british minister alan duncan as we had that he called the song a miserable little worm in parliament is that significant. i'm not sure how significant that is i mean you know there the international rules that protect him in ecuador in the ecuadorian embassy are are inviolate really be and so it's really up to the ecuadorian government whether they would cave under that pressure and while they may do what they've done and have done before by the way cutting off his internet to punish him i'm not sure how far they would be willing to go because there's a great deal of pride in latin american countries in not caving in especially overtly to the pressure from the great united states you know l north a. which has this long history of controlling their countries so it would be it would be very surprising for ecuador to buckle wholly and and put sunday

i can't hear you and i just want to make a statement this is about freedom of speech your leader sanjay is one of the greatest heroes in the world and. we're very concerned about the fact that she can't have visitors the moment and it's really important that he's got access to the world by all the exposure that he manages to do he's a weasel war hero he exposed american war crimes they want to be concrete and you know this is just my friend a nice brilliant arm a fashion designer called vivienne westwood and i see him quite regularly and a supporter whenever i can thank you thank you ok thank you that was the name given westwood outside the crew an embassy there in london in full support of a close friend to. have his internet cut off at the ecuadorian embassy. greetings and sal you to me should you don't there's one thing the united states knows really well it's drugs and if there's one thing we know even better it's greed so when you put the two together drugs and greed you get big pharma yes those wonderful legalized drug dealers have been at it again mark watchers this time and one

it was so excitedly positive it left reporters who were also doctors, like cnn's sanjay gupta feeling like they had to retranslate for the american public the information that admiral jackson was providing, because maybe somebody should take the hearts off the eyes. >> how would you characterize the president as an average 71-year-old male. >> hands down, there is no question he is in the excellent range. that's not me speaking. that's objective data. you can look at the data collected. and he will definitely fall into that category. overall, he has very, very good health. excellent health. dr. gupta? >> just to be clear, he is take cholesterol medication, he has evidence of heart disease and borderline obese. do you characterize that as excellent health? >> his heart is very healthy. those are all things we're looking at, there's stroke issues there, too, but, you know. >> president trump has just announced that white house physician admiral ronny jackson will be his nomination to head the veterans affairs. it is the second largest organization in the government, one of the largest o

and his health and it was so excitedly positive, it left reporters who was also doctors like cnn's sanjay gupta, feeling like they had to retranslate for the american public the information that admiral jackson was providing because maybe somebody should take the hearts off the eyes. >> how would you characterize the president's house today, average 71-year-old american male? >> i'd say based on his cardiac assessment hands down there's no question that he is -- he is in the excellent range from a cardiac standpoint. that's not me speaking, that's objective data. can you look at the data collected and he will definitely fall into that category. overall he has very, very good health. excellent health. >> dr. gupta. >> just to be clear, he is taking cholesterol lowering medication, has evidence of heart disease and he's borderline obese. can you characterize that as excellent health? >> his heart is very healthy. those are all things you're looking at with regard -- you're a neurosurgeon, there's stroke issues there, too, but you know -- >> president trump has just announced that white hous

they lost the pulse of the american people and not even sanjay gupta can find it? >> greg: nice ending. >> juan: i remember when everyone here at fox was so upset about john edwards. of course it led to a trial. i think -- >> kimberly: it led to a bathroom stall where he was hiding. >> juan: i think it's also the case where there was a mistrial and an acquittal on one count or something. it was a trial. what we have here really come away from all the scandal is a question as to whether or not this was an in-kind contribution to the trump campaign just before the election. $130,000 payment. i don't think cnn paid the $130,000. i think that was done by michael cohen, mr. trump's personal lawyer. i think there's a real issue here, and don't forget when you are talking about oh, gosh, bill clinton, pornography, cnn. i think, you talk about irons that the right wing uses to try to distract from the outrageous behavior at stake here. i think both sides, it seems to me, reaching. you don't have to reach to say as an evangelical christian right now, you see, especially the

sanjay gupta has more. >> reporter: the hills of appalachia are part of america's legacy, the people county, kentucky, proudly self-sufficient. it's hard to take care of yourself when you don't have the most basic of necessities. >> we have blue water here. >> reporter: it's left hope workman with no other choice. twice a week, hope and her daughter drive up this dirt path on the side of a mountain. >> this is what we go through to get water. >> reporter: 20 years ago she placed this 3 1/2 foot long pipe into this hillside to tap a spring just to collect clean drinking water because obviously no one drinks the water here. >> do you drink it? >> oh, no. there's no way that i drink it. >> reporter: gary ball is the editor and chief of the local weekly paper, the mountain citizen. water has been a front page story for most of his career. what's going on here, the citizens, the people who live here and deal with this every day, where do they put this on their list of concerns? >> in 2018 in the very place where lbj declared the war on poverty 54 years ago, water is our number one issue.

here's sanjay gupta. >> this is downhill ice cross. >> it's a blur at times to be honest.u don't know what you just did when you get to the bottom of the track. >> going down the hill, in order to be good, you have to flirt with the line of whether you're going down or you'll make it to the finish line. >> and it was all created on a whim. >> the story goes a couple of guys were just -- they were at a bar in the alps and they came out and the streets were frozen with ice. they were just sliding down and bumping into each other and they thought, what if we froze the streets and put hockey fans on them? >> it's grown into the world class series of races called red bull crashed ice. >> first it was a fun thing. and now you have a sport that the guys are training year round on. >> the season begins in st. paul. four skaters hit speeds up to 50 miles an hour. first to the bottom wins. >> the first jump you have to clear about 35 feet to hit the landing. we've got a crazy s-turn, which is chaos. guys are crashing there. running into each other. lots of lane changes and passing.

meteorologist chad myers and cnn anchor kate baldwin and sanjay gupta rounding out the top numbers thereoff in san antonio, a group of cancer survivors will be playing a basketball game on the same court and will be united by their powerful and awe-inspiring stories. deon dre logan's father passed away in 2015 from cancer around the same time he was diagnosed with a cancer of his own. coy wire has more on today's "infinity hardwood hero." >> i grew up in los angeles, california, and i started playing basketball when i was 7 years old. it was something that my dad had in common with his friends and i saw them watch it on tv all the time, so honestly, i was just trying to be like my father. my parents just taught me to try to get a scholarship out of basketball, and a chieved that. i went to college at temple, and then after temple i decided i didn't want to play college anymore, i wanted to go play professionally, for the laredo swarm and that's when i found out i had bone cancer. i knew right off the bat that i couldn't play any longer, because they said the way that a tumor ate my bone,

sanjay gupta is a brain surgeon and i love him, but i wouldn't want him to be my accountant.esn't mean he is not smart. >> nobody is ever finishing up the time with hud. >> i'm friends with mel martinez who was hud secretary under bush. this is not about running hud, but the fact that he can't stand the glare of public scrutiny and he got caught with his hands in the cookie jar. spending $31,000 on furniture when a lot of people he helps are making less than that. i'm so old i remember when being a brain surgeon used to be the standard for brilliance. there people for him to rely on, but his set of skills are not suited to run a bureaucracy the size of hud. >> that was the answer to the question. when we come back, donald trump, president for? we will tell you what he said about that. you said $30 dollars. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the pizza-ordering fee and the dog-sitting fee. and the rummage through your closet fee. are those my heels? yeah! yeah, we're the same size in shoes. with t-mobile taxes and fees are already included, so you get four unlimited lin

sanjay gupta. >> this is downhill ice cross, the fastest sport on skates. >> it is a blur at times tou are going super fast and you don't know what you did when you get to the bottom of the track. >> going down the hill and straight bombing it, and in order the be good, you have to flirt with the line of whether you are going down or make it to the finish line. >> reporter: it is all created on a whim. >> the story goes that a couple of guys were at some bar in the alps somewhere and they came out and the streets were frozen with ice and they were sliding down and bumping into each other, and they said, what if we froze the streets and put hockey players on it. >> and the sport was born. >> and now you have a fun thing, but now guys are training on it all year. >> and the rules are u simple, four skaters are flying down a manmade track hitting speeds up to 50 miles per hour. first to the bottom, wins. >> the first jump, you have to clear about 35 feet to hit the landing. we have a crazy s-turn coming around which is chaos, and the guys aring to the to be crashing in there and running

sanjay gup that is smart.n't want him to be my accountant. >> if he were smart he wouldn't accept being your accountant. >> nobody finished up their time as hud -- >> i'm friends with mel martinez who was hud secretary under bush. this is not about running hud. this is about the fact that he can't stand the glare of public scrutiny and his behaving in a way and he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar, spending $31,000 on furniture when a lot of the people on hud make less than $31,000. i'm so old i remember when being a brain surgeon used to be the standard for brilliance. it's not that he can't run hud. there are professionals for him to rely on. his set of skills are not suited to run a bureaucracy and size and complexity of hud. >> that's the answer to the question. stay with me, everyone. when we come back, donald trump president for life. want to tell you what he said about that. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. you never invited this stubborn little rascal to y

crutches that after surgery on his fractured right foot the two hundred seventy million dollars perry sanjay around striker has now left brazil to begin a three month recovery program doctors say the operation on his mets it's also on sprained ankle but perfectly but he still racing to be fit for brazil's opening well kept going that's coming up in mid june meanwhile is of course missing pearce jeanne's champions league match up against holders royal madrid p.s.g. three one down from the first leg. sampras you always have two options sit down and cry look it up and make it happen it's true that with naima p.s.g. is much stronger and without name it is still strong but there are other players it's true that it's impossible not to feel the absence of such a player but i insist we are the sit down and cry or we might do and we fight and of course i choose the second option. i think neymar is a unique player with a world status and of course he is important for the team he plays with we have suffered from this in the past years not only since he's been playing with petty things i mean but even b

police say a nerve agent was used to try and murder a former russian double agent and his daughter sanjay and junia scrip are remain critically ill in hospital after they were found slumped on a bench in southern england on sunday some a gay guy reports from salisbury. a small city thrust into the global spotlight no one could have guessed that salt spray in southern england would be at the center of the attempted assassination of a former russian spy and his daughter anything unusual is treated with caution as investigators trace all known movements of the victims those probably at least forty people for him and stood outside of cordoned off the the front of the. doors where the i believe has come out from the door to go in not sure they would get out but they were had all these like buckets they were over see those four goddesses dressed up in hazmat go inside retrieving stuff in these boxes and put them outside in the cold area. yeah that's all that they didn't tell us anything these images show the former russian military intelligence colonel just days ago buying sausages and lottery

sanjay gupta. >> this is downhill ice cross, the fastest sport on skates. >> it's a blur at times, you'reast and you don't even know what you just did when you get to the bottom of the track. >> going downhill straight bombing it and in order to be good you have to flirt with the line of whether you're going down or make it to the finish line. >> it was all created on a whim. the story goes a couple of guys were just at some bar in theal ps somewhere and came up one night and streets were frozen with ice and they were sliding down and one thought what we if froze the streets and put hockey players on this. >> an extreme sport was born and two decades later a world class series of races called red bull crash ice. >> they are training year round and world tour. >> reporter: the season begins in st. paul, minnesota, the rules are simple, four skaters fly down a track hitting speeds up to 50 miles per hour. first to the bottom wins, first jump you have to clear about 35 feet to hit the landing. >> we got a crazy s turn coming around which is going to be chaos, guys are going to be crashing th

so you're watching this and i remember at the time turning and looking at sanjay who was next to me and i go what is he angling for? and then yesterday when the announcement was made, it took me a minute to go, oh, it all makes sense now. if you think about it, this may be the most brilliant guy to go to the administration. he played his cards wonderfully. >> and i think it is true that there is a track record of appointing people to positions that they don't seem to be trained for, prepared for. i'm not sure that the ben carson con fir hags hefirmation hearin the same way today as it did. >> why? >> there is a different relationship between congress and the white house now. the precedent may hurt him. and new president, there is a cultural of the man should have the team that he wants. i may not love ben carson or betsy devos, but he won the election, he gets his picks. >> but we are -- >> i'm actually not done talking right now. but to my point, i will finish my point -- >> go ahead. >> we're 14 months into the administration. the culture of deference has worn out to a degree and ther

on crutches after surgery on that fractured right foot the two hundred seventy million dollars hi sanjay man striker has now left brazil to begin a three month recovery doctors say the operation on his methods hostle and ankle went perfectly but he's still racing to be fit for brazil's opening world cup game that's coming up in mid june meanwhile he's of course missing pasties champion's league match against holden realm a dreaded p.s.g. three one down from the first like most goes up soreness samberg you always have two options sit down and cry look it up and make it happen it's true that with neymar p.s.g. is much stronger and without name us it is still strong but there are other players it's true that it's impossible not to feel the absence of such a player but i insist we are the sit down and cry or we might do and we fight and of course i choose the second option liverpool have the option of resting some key players for the second leg of that song with port side the inner side winning the first like in portugal five nil and now the same in the history of the tournament has recovere

on crutches after surgery on his fractured foot to the two hundred seventy million dollars perry sanjay around struck a filmed leaving brazil after an operation doctors say he faces at least a three month layoff and that leaves him in a real race to be ready for brazil's opening game against switzerland on june the seventeenth far we'll have more sport few that's coming up in the eighteen hundred g.m.t. news hour but for now let's get back to come thank you and it's a bit like us losing our voice wouldn't we just be no use to. create that we don't get paid as much as a name i just want to add if you want to get in touch with us hashtag a day newsgroup twitter facebook and what's that what's that number is also up and running on telegram if you use that messaging app and we will see you back here in studio fourteen about zero fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. tomorrow. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that t