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the design of the building from the get-go is to get a wide light well, and the requirement is 3 feet i gave 4 feet because i pushed it to the minimums within the limitations i have that will do away with the ada bathroom anything less >> if the bathroom is elongate gaited i think you could meet the dimensional requirement but getting into a level of detail that for me it was the idea to get the project on to the grade how we do that that is what i was trying to suggest but if you believe the internal unit that's a no go it's difficult to push this this is not for me to challenge. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i would like to see this come down it can be done but it's a question if you want to do that that's all i can say. i appreciate you thought about the upp the upper no such >> commissioner antonini. i'll be supportive of the project sponsor working with the staff and seeing if there's a possibility but i'm not to make a motion to take dr and approve the project as currently designed with the change we drop the roof height of the what is considered the fourth floor on the area des

you know just killed it and and it's possible that aereo could have done this differently from the get go i mean one of the problems that these local stations have is that they're selling their advertising and when they're on cable they don't have to worry about selling advertising because the cable companies are selling or paying them a fee now but their primary revenue model is advertising so and the only way that they know what to charge an advertiser is what the nielsen ratings show you know what what their ratings are in their market so if aereo had originally come to them and said we will calculate we will we will enter we will cut a contract with nielsen and we will make sure that our viewership is added to your read on this. then in all probability the local t.v. stations why i don't i don't know in all probability but if i was doing it you know always trying in business to come up with a win win deal and that seems like that would be a way to do it you know if aereo had simply from the get go said instead of just taking your signal we're going to take your signal and give you som

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can they get far enough out of the racing line? >> tagliani, he's going to need help. they're putting the slicks on. still trying to get it started. how heartbreaking for him. he has it fired. now he has to go all-out, try to gain some position. looks like he will restart about 22nd. they've pitted with the red flag out. still trying to fire it. hasn't won with this car since 2012. he's out now. but man, what a heartbreaker. >> and getting the car running, they were squirting something into the engine from that bottle to get it going. >> he can go around. doesn't have anybody in front of him. he can kind of test the racetrack a bit. >> if he can stay on. >> and scott, earlier, that was with the rain tires. >> brian scott. stopped at the same lap as tagliani. >> not feeling pressure. just kind of died on me. >> do you need to come? >> he's going to come, he thinks he's completely out. he's coasting, going to get some gas in there, try to get it restarted. they rolled the dice, said, let's come in and put some fuel in. and sam hornish, going to get some fuel. and consider

very wet racetrack. >> look at the sun now, shining down on the racetrack. >> i'm going to agree, the track isn't going to dry enough to getthe tires you do have underneath you on until the finish. and fuel, too. >> well, the key, it's going to take more power and use more fuel -- last two drivers with their first career win. >> it's just incrementally quicker. that's what -- try to get a good handle on how much fuel they're using. >> sadler is on pit lane. swatted down pretty well. >> made a pit stop to make adjustments, have enough fuel to finish. the last couple of weeks, just hasn't had it go his way. >> one car wide, justin marks. overshot turn five. >> he was having a really good day. did well on turn four just before that. >> how crazy has this been? >> had the sunglasses on this morning. it was sunny and overcast. now it's been cloudy and overcast and rainy for most of the race, now, the sun is shining again. sam hornish is off. >> he's looking to end up with a really good day, chase elliott. maybe a pit stop to get the grass off, but he's back in the top five. >> you get that going -- yup. just continue on. >> see

go that way and you're going to cut back on the processed foods, you're going get the benefits, but you're't been proven long-term to work. >> many appreciate your take. how is that working for her? >> not so good. >> hey, rich, thanks. and if you want to learn more and make your own decision on the paleo diet, you can go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> and the instagram account deleted for nudity. here's the shot that closed down courtney adamo's account. her little daughter. lifting her dress and showing her belly. there it is right there. she got several e-mail messages warning about inappropriate images. she ignored them, thought they were sent by mistake, didn't think she did anything wrong. but instagram decided they crossed the line, deleted her entire account, four years' worth of images over that. it's caused quite an uproar on the blogs, and now instagram has restored courtney's account. they released a statement saying they try very hard between creating an expression and policies to protect kids, and at this time they made a mistake. >> good for them. >> those are the c

the goal so it doesn't make sense . our job our son is going to be embarrassed. of going from getting workers permit to building a family business you've got this going off reports from paris i want could be as says next shift for society. the bar saloon has been living in paris for new you three decades step by step she's gone from getting a worker's permits to building a family business she changed her life to become a part of french society a long time ago but agrees that the time for it to change has now come as well maybe some of this is normal is the evolution of society the french prime minister recently published a government report proposing a shift in the country's migration policy specifically only grecian cancelling the two thousand and four ban on muslims wearing veils in state schools are opposed. to start teaching immigrant children the language of origin and other measures that many find controversial anyone with a french passport a letter where they came from originally is a citizen of the republic and even mentioning someone's forum roots could be enough for discrimi

the space is getting crowded for this. the fight to control your living room is on and it's a big one and it's going to be hard to get noticedrent company and others are going to -- it's interesting because we provide the pipes but also provide content so it's going to be a real interesting dance the next couple of years. >> this is content right here, isn't it? >> sort of. >> with quotation marks around it. >> it's a big move by google. >> you know who runs my living room? my 6-year-old. we watch spongebob all the time. >> is your 6-year-old a biter? >> no, he's not a biter, never been a biter. >> mika, let's you and i have -- you're the only one here i like, mika. let's talk about oil. for the first time in 40 years, the u.s. will now be permitted to export oil. this is actually a big story. >> what? >> yep. >> what? >> think about that. >> right now "the wall street journal" has the story exclusively. i was working with some folks last night. pioneer natural resources, one of the two companies, they wouldn't -- they sort of stumbled around the confirming of it. >> bring it in for a landing. >> if you want the official not

the pool. he's going to get a tiny motorcycle, takes forever to start that thing up, finally gets it going, and he peels out of the party, and i'm thinking, good news, bro, get out of there. he doesn't do that. now there's a big bike and little bike and all these people in the pool. this guy's been doing wheelies in the backyard for 11 years without accident, but he made up for it. >>> if a line of producting called gor faye footwear, something tasty? cakes in the shape of foot? maybe it's cakes in the shape of shoes or something? no. >> makes me think of toe jam. >> makes me think this might be a fetish video you're about to show us. both of these images for this actual line of shoes, tennis shoes, called gourmet footwear. apparently known for being super risque. >> an ad campaign for thongs? it's a bunch of butts. >> this get the attention of women who they are marketing to or disgust the women they are trying to market to? what do you two think of this? >> i say no. i would boycott the shoes because i don't want to see a bunch of butts when you are selling me a shoe or see schoolgirls spread

back here and we go into one of our faq's so again this is helping the user getting access or guiding the user to the various departments so for example at the county clerks office we have information about marriage licenses and going back -- so then, again the system itself is designed to be scaleable we're rolling this out initially in city hall with the 4 kiosks but in the future utilizing this system to other city buildings and this system will support -- the user will be able to navigate and get information but we can also post boards to send out the various information that we post right now on the bull etin board so we utilize this system for sfgov tv so it's also driven by this same system. >> if i could ask just a question about that first of all i'm very excited to physically see the manifestation of something we've been talking about for years now. could i just ask why has it taken so long for this to get up? >> we wanted to get a system that's scaleable for all city buildings and not just city hall so this particular system that we selected, it's being us

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as we get older we're going to start going to bathroom at night. >> that's true because your prostate is likely going to be getting larger. theuestion we ask is what's the change in trend? how many times you go in now and how many times did you go in last year? as an internist i want to rule out diabetes before i get -- make sure it's not a medical condition. >> it makes you go more? >> yes, because of the amount of sugar. it could be adjacent areas. might be a problem with the bowels pushing on the bladder. problem with the prostate pushing on the bladder. what do i want people to do about it? number one, cut down on caffeine. number two, cut down on alcohol. number three, increase exercise and lose weight. that's regardless of what the causes are. that will help. there are medications that we use, david uses a lot more than me, detrol, they relax the muscles. >> i think this is a good point because i think we overtreat -- i'm glad you brought this us. we overtreat patients with medications. if you ask the patient, well, i drink ten glasses a day, i have beer, all of these diuretics can make you go often. so if you rule that

the leaders -- >> they are there. mr. bergdahl is trying to get his son back, i don't blame him but he's tweeting with the taliban leadership promising i'm goinganamo. he's standing with the commander in chief, whose soldiers are getting killed by the taliban. how can this be? >> and we should balance that the report that there's no official way to know if that tweet came from his account but it has been deleted if that were the case. >> let me just say, let's talk about incompetence for a moment while we saw these pictures of a family there. that moment may go down in history as they call from wall street, the minsky moment. they jumped the shark in this administration. everything they do is exposed. it goes too far. the president being out there tieless by the way and the family, you would think there would be -- >> wait a minute, i have to stop you there, because john -- put his thumb up in the air. what does that mean, the president is tieless? tell me, pat. >> that's just an aside. my point is that when the president -- look, when he goes out there, you have the whole office of people, they have been dealing with the bergdahls for months,

the university of phoenix. i'm going to take my jog, get the warm up in. iform for a minute. no, no, no. you may remember our very competitive "gma" winter games. well, it's time now for our next challenge. in honor of the world cup, it's the 2014 "gma" cup. and we go head-to-head in the competition, unlike anything up ever seen before as you can see for yourself. we're going to kick it off with a soccer obstacle course. group a is sara and ginger! [ cheers and applause ] and in group b -- oh, gosh. lara and amy! [ cheers and applause ] >> we are ready! >> okay. may the best team win. [ cheers and applause ] >> go, baby, go. find the ball. >> there it is. there it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> get it, get it zbrchlt. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hello.. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hello.. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hello. ♪ the final countdown >> come on! >> woohoo! >> yay! oh, wait, hold on, hold on. >> i'm sweating. >> gio. i love this, gio. >> it's a strong side. >> you're lucky you hit the thigh. >> i can't talk right now. >> more to come. so how do you feel

tough, the tough gets going. when you shuttle all your troops over the years and try to bring them back in, it's going to take a while to address this issue. so conceptionally i fully support this area. at the same time i do have mixed feelings because i know that our partners covered california are not yet up to the task. we are partially because we're doing multiple things and this department has always taken pride -- if we're going to focus on this, we pull people from here and here, a lot of people aren't here anymore. we all know that. so the question is, how do we navigate this so we insure that this key area, you know, is still ongoing and will come to fruition pertaining to providing a unique with san francisco and what we have always tried to do and hopelely fully we can continue that going. >> can i respond commissioner chou because there were a lot of questions that i have responses to that might be helpful to the discussion. >> okay. >> you brought up a number of important points and i would respond to

the age of four to six years. if you're planning to go to those countries over the age of six months, go ahead and get vaccinations. that's what cdc has recommended. when you think of measles, what comes to mind, the young child. 50% of these measles over the age of 20 years to 65 years old. even adults get this. how do you know you have it, which is what people want to know. runny nose, fever, headache, exactly like the flu, except a couple of days a red rash all over the body and in the mouth, et cetera. i agree with marc. this vaccination is important. 90% of the people who got this didn't get the vaccination. here is the question, you guys have been in the midst of this. is the vaccination safe or not? does it cause autism. there's no scientific data to back that up, to show the risk of autism. since they took the mercury out, the rate of autism on the rise. >> to be clear are you talking about mmr. >> it didn't have it. other vaccinations which cause fear because of the mercury issue, they have never been shown to be associated with autism either. in africa 70% vaccination rate with mmr. india. guess what, ar

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get an explanation later. richard, thank you so much, richard. appreciate it. we have got to go at the end of the hour. not tonight for california chrome. but an exciting race. stay right here on cnn. get completely caught up with our documentary series the "sixties" tonight. that is straight ahead. at 8:00 world on the brink. thanks for being with us. i'm poply hpy harlow. >> here we go. >> take one. >> watch the tv. >> the average time spent watching television is five to six hours per day. >> yea! >> holy residual. >> there is a reason for calling it the boob tube. >> let's change the channel. >> banzai. >> we want to rap about our siege. >> here is the news. >> must give the american viewer the kind of television that people desire and deserve. >> let's try to do it again and see what comes out this time. >> television has grown faster than a teenager. now it is time to grow up. ♪ >>> tv was the center of the house. i don't remember a time without tv. >> by 1960, essentially every household in america had a television. it was a new way of bringing the world to you. >> when something big happened on

go. >> 10 miles per hour. >> why the knee pads and not a helmet? oh, boy, now he's got the focus, right? >> let go, just let go. >> going strong. it's about to get good. he can let go at any time. and the back of the head, the face. >> he didn't let go, dragged down the pavement, ripped the shirt off. >> tried to get to 40, got to 38. listen to the friend's commentary. >> hold it, hold it! he's dead. >> oh -- >> you all right? >> immediately gets back up. >> the pants are ripped, shirt's falling off. >> he's jacked up. the friends run and check on him like they should, but they have one concern. he was worried about his glasses. as bad as the accident looks, the dude only suffered just some road rash. took a hard turn from long boarding incident to this cute fellow playing with wrestling figures, putting on a show here. all the guys in the ring there together. listen to the background. people going crazy in the background. this kid is not losing focus. >> that's just my mom and dad and brother cheering for the world cup. they love it so much in brazil. our team, i guess, scored a goal. >> not a soccer fan, that's it. not a fan. guess what? he's

he said from the get go, the fans helped the american side. >> i think they pushed us on from the getumps when they were singing the national anthem and hearing how loud they were and chanting. the whole game was pushing us on and helped us whether the storm that ghana was giving us. >> reporter: that was game one. game two is against portugal. there will be more american fans out there. usa is taking it one game at a time. a huge, huge win. next up, portugal. >> thanks to you in brazil. they will take every minute when the usa plays portugal to recover. not just for me, but the team. >> quality family time. we can all watch it together. >>> happening now, homes destroyed. thousands of acres charred. we have wildfires tearing through california. we'll tell you what firefighters are facing this morning. >> tracy morgan still in the hospital ten days after the car crash. developments after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz de

going to get everything into the car and get as. close to it doesn't i know. i can does anybody have everything done yes oh yes yes all right let's go. through the chain station ten thirty now this is the start of a child siberia trip. and i'm excited but i'm also kind of. you know i don't know what to expect. the team is a little bit wary to ma still wasn't happy early on telling me stories about how he could possibly be the worst thing ever so. you know what to expect at this point did i. now we've got to get all this stuff onto the platform. i totally feel like such a backpack like. the flip back to my youth. even get through this. one thing on side playing golf. and the rest of love. and the food which is what and and my own bag which weighs more than i do at this point in time. they go bankrupt and that's all they get. to put in for this to be. done. oh you know hollow we have in between the stops in the cities all the time that we're stopping at and we're going to be in the train and so i think everybody just wanted a piece of luggage you with them there'

the office. you're going to get frustrated and have to wait for the result. re you put in to your doctor's office, the more you're going to get out. showing up on time. one of the things that's really annoying, i have never talked to any patients about it, you're sitting to start a conversation, the phone rings, turn off the phone. it's a broadway show. you're here to see your doctor. be prepared and turn off the phone. when you bring in your questions, when i say that, don't come with 25 questions. prioritize. the first three to four questions that are absolutely important to you, that's your show and your time to talk to your doctor. >> no, we know everything. number two, we want you to be on time. and you know how long i have waited in the waiting room? >> oh. it's about what we are doing wrong, not them. >> here's the most important thing. don't save your chest pain for the end of your visit. this happens all the time, by the way, doc, my chest hurts. now you have to start all over. you're nervous but try to prioritize. >> your point is well taken. doctors

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the know. how to get everything into the come and get. us to. you. ok does anybody have everything done yet oh yes yes all right let's go. see the chain station ten thirty now this is the start of a chance siberia trip. and i'm excited but i'm also kind of you know i don't know what to expect. the team is a little bit wary to moscow was unhappy early on telling me stories about how it could possibly be the worst thing ever so. you know what to expect at this point did i. now that i get all this stuff onto the platform. i totally feel like such a backpack like. the fact that back to my youth. i'm standing on side playing golf. in the west the love. and the food which is what and and my own bag which weighs more than i do at this point in time . they go bankrupt and that's all they get. important in this job because we've done the. whole you know whole love we have in between the stops in the cities all the time that we're stopping at and we're going to be in the chain and so i think everybody just wanted a piece of luggage you with. a high probability that none of us are going to be involved in for the next four days where

the bait. >> oh, she gets in! oh. >> always nice to get a taxi driver that is first time, gets you where you need to go quickly. this gets out of hand. the taxi driver, picks up speed entering a zone that's supposed to slow down. weaving in and out, and, oh! >> oh! >> that's not good. >> no, happened in the streets of south korea. what's going on? what happened? the driver claims the accelerator was stuck, lost control, saying somehow the car just continued to pick up speed. he said he had no control over the cab. i have to say, though, he did a good job of avoiding other cars and other people. he weaves between a bunch of different vehicles and hit those trees, you know, hope he's okay, hope everybody's okay. doesn't look like he hit another car or people, but looks like he clipped a van, but not seriously. oh, but right there, man, oh. he like threaded the needle there. >> was the driver okay? >> no reports on injuries remitted to the incident, but you got to believe it happened quickly. i wonder, why not -- do people not think to throw it in neutral quick? jammed the brakes, the brakes had no effect. throw it

the scene and die. paramedics think about that, they have to try to stabilize you, get an intravenous line going, get you evacuated. >> they had to make sure they stabilize the spine. let's make sure the paramedics don't go there right away. the best thing we can do if that happens and they are not there is don't touch the patient. >> good point. absolutely, keeping somebody immobile. there may be times when you have to get somebody out of a car but best off doing that if somebody trained is on the scene and knows how to do that and can immobilize the patient carefully. one really important point and to eric's news you can use point. if you've been in a car accident you need medical attention period. let some medical professional tell you don't need it. i feel everyone that's been in a car wreck should be seen by a medical professional. >> meaning the types of accidents you have may not correspond to what's going on inside you. you may have a very small accident but have a real bleeding going on and the concept of lack of sleep is extremely important. a lot of these drivers go on for 18, 19 hours may not

lairs not existed the sporting as we are expecting that such ride to start spark their right from the get go. ec a little sunshine out there was the the temperatures were get to respond to the next hour. >>: that's the key to keep in mind as you head out the door and that's how they're. but itre digit heat very possible those locations. we will the sulkily to the ocean breeze will return the data load value wouldn't be affected too much. will cool slightly friday the forecast is looking pretty good will show that to you cut me up at 645. the senators will warm-up this after do triple digits at it and not read what and discovery bay. low didies to possibly bit upper 90s and the south bay and a be harder for the south you go. a full forecast covered up again at 645 let's said it over to the dutch door to the traffic center. cost lives in world war whether the offer you a jackie sissel but he slowly he are ready this party. offs a lapierre the oakland hills not hit the cause of the sky you see a little read later lay atop the services go right out of their oakland hills looks spectacular right

the last 8,000 miles? >> now we're riding to brazil's largest rodeo. we'll get there at the end of august. there's goingbe a big party. they're building a statue of the horses and i that will be on the rodeo grounds forever. then we'll retire the horses. make sure they get a lot of green grass, water, and on to the next project. i'll have a documentary on the entire trip. you can head to that, this is the best part of the trip, people can come along. i've put pictures on insta gram. >> i've been following on twitter. this was a delight for us. we heard about your story and we wanted to talk to you. thank goodness for technology, that skype allowed us to do that. go in and enjoy. you make sure to cheer on -- well, i guess canada doesn't have a team in the world cup, but cheer for all the soccer teams you're cheering for. thank you so much for joining us. >> little bit of a show-off, i love it. >> no, no. >> thank you so much, thank you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> take care. >> what a guy. >> he's a journalism kid that's going to put this all that a documentary. think it's fantastic. what a nice way

the president said go get this guy back. and the concern i have over this debate is that it it's losing sight of a couple principles. one of them is that the taliban were going to make a propaganda mess of this no matter what. if we left bergdahl, whose to say he doesn't end up on one of those e beheading videos. >> that's my question too. the reaction if -- this is not a good deal, this is not the right time, if that was the conclusion, no deal. six months from now we find out he died, a photograph, a video comes forward. the domestic reaction to that in general would have been why didn't we get him out? >> you're saying there are only two options. . to cut a lousy deal, as long as we're being hypothetical, cut a lousy deal or wait until he gets his head cut off. that's a false dichotomy. the military had a role in it because they provided security for the exchange, but the military didn't go get him. we had tried several times to get him with military assets and did not and that's part of the assertion here. it's really a q

the world i can are in a base of the world financial system china doesn't have any debt they can really do it so they're now trying to create a new system to go to get around we did ask twitter to tell people go on the show and we asked for some questions and one question came up you use the term often and b.s. joe we can yeah actual for that i think people understand what that means they be asked and the the assumption of course is that we'll have about thirty seconds. that it's like a low paying job but an awful lot no no no actually this is a really interesting thing that i've been fascinated by this for years it is like the soviet ization of capitalism you know they had all these makework proletarian jobs that are full employment now that's exactly the sort of thing that's not supposed to happen capitalism when you look at the average firm there full of people who don't do anything you could tell people at this will say oh yeah there's like all these kind of middle management guys who like one global strategic vision coordinator for the east coast of new. york or which is actually nothing just move paper going to be average corporate lawyer drun

valuedation outside of the home, of early teen pregnancy, frustration of not getting what you want out of life knowing that you deserve more but not having the wherewithal to go get more. and for metion my personal life of, you know, spike was like, i need you to get really angry right here. i go, that's a walk in the park. disposal? >> i had it at my disposal. so even though yes have, you know, an acting lesson in my life, i, you know, i felt like i was always acting, always protecting myself, always escaping into different realities. so it was surprising to me how easy it was >> i have stephanie knee cy. we are talking to actor and coriographer rosie perez. we will have more in just a >> on techknow. we're heading to cutting edge cal tech campus >> here's a look at just a few of the students shaping the future of science >> see the latest research, discoveries and breakthroughs inside some of the worlds most advanced labs. >> how do you scale somethig you learned from a jelly fish? >> techknow every saturday go where science meets humanity. this is some of the best driving i've ever done, even though i can't see. techknow. we're here in the vortex. only on

going to be a 7 for 1 split. take the number of contracts you have, that's nice writing right there. multiply that by seven. so now that's how many you're going to getmetimes seven, seven contracts. the strike is also going to be adjusted. you need to divide that by 7. 700 divided by 7, 100. if you owned one january 700 strike call before the split, after the split, easy, 7 january 100 strike calls. it gets a little more convoluted when you start dealing with some of the strikes that aren't easily divisible by 650. if you owned 1 january 650 call, well, you're still going to have 7 contracts but now you need to divide that by 7 also. that gets you to the number 92.86. going to round it to two decimals. what happens? 7 january 98 spot 86 strike calls. the amount of premium you hold will be about the same. take however much the options are trading for and divide that by seven. >> is there a magnet to 100 post split? >> there is. two things, while the stock doesn't actually have any change in valuation after a split, there's a lot of psychology to that so we know in a way it does. two, there is something about past tops. we have a big stock that's acti

the next play. >> okay. >> turn and go! turn and go! morgan! that's how you play. >> hustle back. >> chasing the ball, then get back for the next play. >> morgan! >> go! >> ah! >> morgan! morgan! >> number 9. he seems to be enjoying himself. >> we're just getting started. >> good to be back in pads. >> oh, man. the game change. >> tempo, attitude, everything just picks up. >> everything. >> morgan! >> yeah. >> uh-oh. i'm back in. >> one to one. >> super size. get over there. >> no drop-off. >> you're going to be right here. it's basically power. okay? let's go. i want some energy when you're not in. >> morgan, you all right? >> i'm all right. >> you all right? you have flashes? >> got a tingle down my arm, but i'm all right. >> that goes away. >> i'm going to feel that in the morning. >> and probably for many mornings after that as well. >> i got clocked. i got hit so hard. got knocked flat on my back side. birds flying. my whole left arm just numb. instantaneously. >> football is a dangerous sport. and four years of it in college could leave some lasting effects. and without guaranteed health insurance these guys not only risk a life