this is suzy. she performs nightly in the house. >> she's a belly dancer. >> she is. suzy likes it. dance. she's spoiled rotten. so spoiled that she has to be hand fed her food. and you know why? she's obviously a star belly dancing. >> can you think for a moment where her belly dancing shirt came from? >> well, her hips don't lie. >>> thanks for watching. there's no shortage of great videos and we put them all on rightthisminute.com. check it out and we'll see you on the next all new rtm. >>> tonight, horror on the high. the deadly collision. a greyhound bus nearly split into two. a big rig flipping off the highway. firefighters desperately trying to reach survivors. multiple fatalities reported as millions are set to hit the road for the holiday weekend. >>> also breaking tonight, the massive explosion in chicago. the roof of a water plant collapsing. the race today to free workers buried in the rubble. >>> mccain's final flight. as the services now move to the nation's capital, the moving memorial today in arizona. joe biden and his emotional tribute to a man he calls his brother

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i am with dr suzy elneil who is the surgeon who is actually...here you are removing for the sixth time, mesh from a woman. describe what that operation evolves. we go ahead and we open up the anterior vaginal wall in this particular case and then we find the mesh, dissect it all out off the urethra, the bladder, the muscles, the vagina, everything, and then you have to obviously reconstruct the vagina and urethra and put everything back together again. so that takes roughly between an hour and a half. you talked about dissecting the mesh as though it is separated, split off into different parts of the body. how often do you find that? in a lot of patients you will find that the mesh is not intact as you would have thought it would be, now it does not fragment fully but it does curl up on itself, become quite tight, it can be shifted into the position we expect it to be in. what are the risks to a patient like sue of having mesh implant removed? it's the drama to surrounding organs that is perhaps the most important, in a sense, to the bladder, tr

all reporters on the ground sent us this report that was friends and family to pay their respects to suzy on the fourth and her final journey the mother of two who was killed in zimbabwe's post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets it's the death of brother joshua my tumblr still can't believe. the choice it would look she was the breadwinner in the family. present. system that we were discussing the day we're out of that would just. hype what has happened we are interested in the. issue of will smith. and wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's smooth water cannons tear gas rubber bullets and life and the mission to crackdown on opposition demonstrators i president elect emerson has promised consequences that was unfortunate. incident where some people lost their lives and i'm going to institute in the end it. to inquire into these fears of violence have been subsided. the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson cha

and on the cnbc television phone line, suzy welch the author of "winning."e idea, why >> i think it's a moot point i don't think the s.e.c. will go for this, it will be like the commissioner of baseball deciding not to televise games but it's also an idea that i don't think there are ceos sitting around saying i wish we could have six-month reporting this is another classic trump let me throw a firebomb idea but businesses have long been criticized of thinking too short-term and this would be a way to mitigate against that i don't like there not being any reporting except for every six months there would have to be some kind of hybrid system where in the middle of that there would be an earnings call where a general direction would be given but it would remove the managing to earnings which is very hard on many businesses and it doesn't always bring out the best behavior. >> herb, how much do you not like this? i know the answer but i'm going to let you say it. >> well, look, i think suzy had interesting points but we're not talking about quarterly earnings

far has it really well yes i'm just delighted that i was able to help the same stuff to hold on to suzy. de mint a lot when was down to attitude individual players getting everything they have with. second in the table to memorable road district darby's and a long awaited return to the champions league it's been a picture book season in row blue for the fans and shall cut back among the bundesliga big. leipsic leverkusen and hoffenheim. three young teams who took the fight for the champions and europa league places down to the final match day. after a sensational second places newcomers leipsic kicked off their second bundesliga season with justified high hopes they went to dortmund and won but delightfully done just like for the x. you can find yourself. at home and they beat eventual runners up shall cut top dogs but i am also departed light sick empty handed. i think if he felt it was an important win by just because if i am back in the champions league next. but the red bulls also showed a less happy face this season like their home defeat to sell as well as kilo. and on match day t

. >> now suzie che llopeor becaus. >> the highway patrol is there.re going to give the long arm of the law to help her cause and help out. these deputies are helping to put up that cage because what's underneath that car -- carrot. >> a fuzzy rabbit. >> so they break out the net, the rabbit does not want to be taken by the net. so after the net was deployed. that doesn't work. so now they're trying with a catch poll. >> they have a code for bunny on the freeway. 1072, bunny on the freeway. >> bring the carrots. >> the net not working. but then there was danger from not just what was on the freeway. they hear the sound of two hawks flying over as they're trying to rescue

it ebbed and flowed, 148 was the target for the stars after suzie bates hit 82.sciver went along with sarah taylor, it really did look as though it could be the vipers clinging on in this competition. but two errors from dannie wyatt, one of them overthrows and then click the bales as she bowled at the start of the final over allowing a free hit and a six down the ground seeing the sta rs and a six down the ground seeing the stars to the brink of victory. it was enough to see the visitors home. it was between —— it will be between them and lancashire thunder for the finals day at the end of the month. lancashire thunder won the roses match against the yorkshire diamonds, who are also out of the competition. former world boxing champion tyson fury‘s comeback continues in belfast this weekend with only his second fight back after a two year spell which saw him battle depression and an anti—doping case out of the ring. he faces the francesco pianeta at windsor park where wbc champion deontay wilder will be ringside and should fury win, negotiations for the two to me

one woman fighting to get more women into major sports is suzy wolf she was a williams test driver during the twenty fourteen fifteen season she took part in several training sessions for the stable and was just as fast as teammate felipe massa but another man was chosen to be the second driver. or not the answer to. that is what was it like to be the only woman on the race track. you have stronger madness i did notice that i was getting a lot of attention because i was usually the only woman present. i know but i decided very early on in my career to focus on my performance. that i know my performance is what it's all about this. for me it was important to be on the racetrack and show what i could do. my sex is irrelevant that. is what i mean why are the s a few women in my just a lot more sport is just i think motor sport is seen by most as a male domain i mean i've been involved with it since i was eight and i know that it doesn't have to be that way i think we have to inspire the next generation. so they have to believe that they have a chance to work on or by the side of the race tra

. >> now suzie che llopeor becaus. >> the highway patrol is there. they're going to give the long arm of the law to help her cause and help out. these deputies are helping to put up that cage because what's underneath that car -- carrot. >> a fuzzy rabbit. >> so they break out the net, the rabbit does not want to be taken by the net. so after the net was deployed. that doesn't work. so now they're trying with a catch poll. >> they have a code for bunny on the freeway. 1072, bunny on the freeway. >> bring the carrots. >> the net not working. but then there was danger from not just what was on the freeway. they hear the sound of two hawks flying over as they're trying to rescue this rabbit. >> sounds like a very sick hawk. >> i think we just found your halloween costume. >> they had to get the net and the catch pole and the carrot, and maybe all at the same time will help them get the rabbit. >> eventually, they'll just come to you. this bunny eventually just walks up to an area where they're able to grab it, scoop it up with the net. >> got it. >> wel

. >> thank you, suzy. >> thank you for telling the story. >> great. >>> we're showing american history tv programming normally shown only on the weekends. but while the u.s. house is on break, we're expanding to weekdays. coming up the white house historical association summit of presidential site historians this week here in washington. that's followed by former white house pastry chef, rolan mesnie talking about working under five presidents. then decorative design and influences from britain and ireland. later, white house historian bill seal talks about the stone masons who built the executive mansion. >>> on wednesday, we'll have live coverage as former white house press secretaries join a discussion with current white house correspondents. and presidential historian john mechum talks about george h.w. bush, jackson and roosevelt. it begins wednesday morning at nine eastern: then at 11:00 a.m. a discussion of presidential history and who's stories get told with his -- historians from new york to massachusetts. part of the white house historical association summit this week in wash

well i was there friends and family paid their respects to suzy on the fourth and final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe this post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of brother joshua my tumblr still can spring . she was a big if. we just knew it when we would hit. up and. she says god on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's. what they can and tear gas rubber bullets and life ammunition to crackdown on opposition demonstrators. president elect emerson has promised consequences that was. if you didn't listen to me last night i'm going to do it and indeed tended. to inquire into these fears of violence have been subsided the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency is his. fluke this oh this is just. to make sure that we. will split but so far has not provided any evidence to back up his claims and the tense situation life in harare is only slowly getting

for scaping islamic states imprisonment and fleeing to germany a girl from iraq suzy minority says she came face to face with. an rapist not once but twice in the european country we spoke to us work who told us she still lives in fear turned him or i were saudi seven girls captured by fighters in taken to syria the worst time in my life was moment when i still separated me from my family they took us away from our mothers fathers brothers they even abducted eight year old girls they tortured us raped tests told us into slavery who were looking for gasoline anything sharp knife scissors who couldn't find anything to cure cells with. one of thousands of girls who were enslaved by islamic state in both iraq and syria. had them in america that they got a. tremendous. without providing one valuable push but i know passed on but i can add though that the woman if. you know now is not that the love of my lower level in your home was not a family. no nineteen she was captured by us all four years ago but off to several months managed to escape and flee to germany once there though she claims

i am with dr suzy elneil who is the surgeon who is actually...h and final procedure today where you are removing, for the sixth time, mesh from a woman. describe what that operation evolves. we open up the anterial vaginal wall in this particular case and then we find the mesh, dissect it all out off the urethra, the bladder, the muscles, the vagina, everything, and then you have to obviously reconstruct the vagina and urethra and put everything back together again. what are the risks to a patient like sue of having mesh implant removed? it's the trauma to surrounding organs that is perhaps the most important, in a sense, trauma to the bladder, trauma to the urethra... so you could end up inadvertently damaging it? yes, you can. the government effectively banned mesh in nhs hospitals injuly. since that ban, what sort of demand have you seen from women wanting mesh removed? since the government ban, the number of referrals has gone through the roof and we have to do more and more, so it is about a 30% increase in our workload. we're now getting re

we've all read this group the boys suzy we're going to story fanny's leave only. a co money since she was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the pay rises to. that it was a laugh to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. on this edition of crossfire we consider one question is donald trump's america first policy in contradiction to the washington consensus idea of american exceptionalism the answer this question will likely define trump's presidency and change the world the polls. nor make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round the sun be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. in the real news is the. last of the people in my variance of that bombing we were in that number on this. all day it's clear insists all

. >> suzy steinle. >>> a bay area company is producing a cutting edge device called exo vest.rs lift things. i adds about 15 pounds of sort when a person raises his arm. ford motor company is testing in 15 of its auto plant. mary lee checked it out as well. >> reporter: the average ford 'em moiey does this repetitive motion 46 -- employee does this repetitive motion 400 times a day. i tried it out. >> market tgrow to $1.8 billion. exo skeleton. that's fun. >> we have things on the maps, pointing them out. would be nice. >> right. a lot goon in traffic. you will shall pointing out a lot? >> quite a bit. i don't have my robo arm but i'll attempt this. >> here is the bay bridge metering lights activated at 5:28 this morning. how quickly we saw that backup grow. making your way towards the maze. drive time, this can't shall right. in the green, 12 minutes? no. i think we need our sensors to catch up with us. give it some time, it will reach there. along the east shore freeway still looking good but we are tracking a new accident along the peninsula, 101, heading bit delay. looks l

seems like a unique pairing but it does work. >> it dozen and that's what suzi helped pioneer.hese babies the confidence to go out and do ambassador programs and as you saw in the clip that was from "secrets of the zoo" when emmett was having anxiety, under the land rover, colin came out, interacted with him. >> can we bring bob up here? >> let's two it. . >> he's skittish. they do have distinct personalities. >> bob is kind of the chill one and kind of -- normally relaxed. >> he knows you're talking about him. >> debbie is very chill but a little bit reserved and francis, oh -- she's a spitfire. >> you know, you brought more than just the cheetahs. you have a macaw with you. >> this is an incredible story. grover is coming and grover is part of a confiscation that the zoo took part in. "secrets of the zoo" also shared this story. this bird was -- she was in a puppy mill raid in dauphin, alabama and she was, you know, packed in a cage, a pup pill mill, had 16 macaws and the zoo went and rescued them. priya worked with our vet staff and a lieutenant had issues including this one

switching fields to child psychiatry with her daughter, suzy, was diagnosed with autism and she herself had conducted extensive research, more expensive than asperger ever had to did not fit into the definition. when she published her work however she called it asperger syndrome as a professional courtesy. what she was describing was for her own diagnosis than asperger's work. she wanted to present a mutual condition session into this syndrome. she did not call it a psychopathy and she got rid of him saying the children was sadistic and grotesque. she wrote what we would consider a neutral diagnosis. as lorna wing's idea of a broader autism gain traction in the 1980s and 90s, psychiatric association added the disorder to the american manual of mental disorders in 1994 and they did not research asperger's nazi era. you are supposed to research the person your name in a diagnosis after in the apa did not. so that is why we are in the situation we are in today. this rainbow is a simplistic language of the autism spectrum that took hold in the public mind and you can see it is basically a c

i know suzy's gonna love this." and then you're putting it in a box.'re calling her up and be like, "i know you're a working mother. i'm sending you the most amazing box, and you're gonna love everything. you're gonna wish i sent you more." julie: i never thought of that. that's a good idea. lemonis: do you have a database that puts people's information in? julie: no. lemonis: how do you communicate with them once they leave? brenna: i tell them -- i say, "hey, guys, follow us on instagram. here's our number." normally we have business cards that we -- i think we have to get some more made. lemonis: today with web-based technology, you can input customer information in a database and send them offers based on the size they wear, the kids they have, their birthday, their anniversary, the colors they like. it's the very specific targeted marketing known as modern day clienteling. the good news is this market is wide-open. doesn't matter about the economy. babies are born every day, in fact, one was born a second ago, and a community of people are gonna b

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boy suzy forestry. money said she with no coal mines left. the job for all the wisest. people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. the people. that. we were. all the spirit insists all of this. growth. and. welcome back to worlds apart with medicine reckon that they see all of global footprint network but tobacco negative just before the break we were talking about what essentially is called sustainable development you know keeping countries developing but doing it in a sustainable fashion and correct me if i'm wrong but i know that i'm wrong some ninety countries that. your organization looked at you only found one country that meets the minimum criteria for sustainable development and the sisk you bought it. is that actually a positive finding is that something that gives you hope let me give you a bit more context of just current leave i mean lo