there is what is called "acculturation," and acculturation is related to the adoption of the lifestyle in any country that we go to if we live there. and it's been well documented that, for people in the first five years when they come to this country, they tend to adopt some of these lifestyle issues. so as you said, people tend to eat fast foods, they become more sedentary as well, because people may be able to buy a car now. so they don't exercise, they don't walk, they don't ride their bikes anymore, and people tend to gain some weight. if you think about it, the immigrants are usually healthy, young people that come and work in this country, but in the first five years their health status usually changes. they become more overweight, they have more risk for diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and after five years, their risk of diseases is a lot higher than what it was when they were in their country. >> hinojosa: this is just... i mean, you're from mexico. is there a part of you that just wishes that you could just kind of stand there with a big sign that says, "if y

differences and there is there is very obvious pose nation in the country in terms of lifestyle so i do anticipate seeing. you know considerable resistance from the more services side of society which is why it's really important to spend the next ever. mind educating them on the practical implications will be able to drive and how it will greatly benefit the economy and that society as a whole there really needs to be a very formal sense of educating the public on why are these kinds of reforms are in the best interest of the nation i let me mention the minutes ago we have to be very careful about the sort of terms we use about what is the right direction how much consensus then is there within saudi society about what is the right direction for reform i mean some people would have prioritized this sort of issue as being one of the top priorities you read maybe on the twitter sphere others who would say the priority for reform should really be allowing people to express themselves regardless of their gender on twitter allowing religious scholars or economists to express themsel

conservatives and liberals and realises well but if i were to generalize and say the cheaters is more liberal in their lifestyle in there they're just saying the compounds where the host. you know the lifestyle there are a lot more open a lot more flexible for families and as opposed to more traditional lifestyles that we're winning cover completely including their faces and their hands and there are there's a. great greater restriction for them to be able to get scholarships and travel abroad freely or study abroad they're in they don't send their daughters the they get married earlier so there are many different lifestyle differences and there is there is very obvious polarization in the country in terms of myself so i do anticipate seeing. you know considerable resistance from the more surveyed the south side of society which is why it's really important to spend the next several months educating them on the practical implications of will be able to drive and how it will greatly benefit the economy and society as a whole there really needs to be a very formal sense of educating the public on why these kinds

meanwhile, the lifestyle is also establishing itself . >> droneress creating the industrial revolution of the air. what will the future hold for drones? this follows the latest trends on the front lines of the drone boom. huaqiangbei is the world's largest electronics parts market. from high tend to imitation, even extremely rare ones. young engineers from around the world come here in hopes of making it big. new inventions constantly pop up but most of them disappearing just as quickly. it's what nurture s shenzhen's technical prowess. for residents here, every school has drone clubs and drone races are common events. with interest and the right knowledge anyone can make a full-scale drone for roughly $100. it's not unusual to see elementary school kids playing with home made drones. >> in china the cost of industrial drone production is four times higher than the cost of personal drones. this was founded to make infrastructure and laws for drones. the drone manufacturer aee engages in both production and sales. their products are used as official equipment of the chinese military and

abroad freely or study abroad they're in they don't send their daughters the they get married earlier so there are many different lifestyle differences and there is there is very obvious polarization in the country in terms of myself so i do anticipate seeing. you know considerable resistance from them or serve in the south side of society which is why it's really important to spend the next several months educating them on the practical implications of will be able to drive and how it will greatly benefit the economy and society as a whole there really needs to be a very formal sense of educating the public on why these kinds of reforms are in the best interest of the nation i let me mention the minutes ago we have to be very careful about the sort of terms we use about what is the right direction how much consensus then is there within saudi society about what is the right direction for reform i mean some people would prioritize this sort of issue as being one of the top priorities you read maybe on the twitter sphere others who would say the priority for reform should really be you know allowing people to express thems

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or whether the lifestyle is driving it. >> this project could be game changing and potentially gut changing as well. >> these mirobes are involved in a lot of diseases. so this is another avenue or another piece to the puzzle. and so i really think that as we unravel the mysteries and figure out exactly how the micro biome is related to the diseases we'll be able to use it to maybe improve diagnoses and treatments. >> meet the self-proclaimed enthusia enthusiast. eshe also manages the american gut project. >> when i took this sample, it was actually after thanksgiving in 2015 and i travelled to michigan to visit my family. diet certainly changed and on top of that the weather in michigan in november is a lot different from san diego. there's a lot of different components. the this was collected in january, 2016. after the holidays. the i was pretty much just in my normal daily routine schedule. if you look at the list of the bacteria that were present in my sample, the top four of still the top four. and so that started to indicate to me that my micro biome was pretty stable over time. this

>> because the parties, and you teller to see that the lifestyles, his lifestyle was going to take a for the nurse. ♪ bad girls ♪ >> reporter: but james khcaan, long time friend seeing him standing at the altar was like seeing gloria steinem at a strip club. >> this guy lived under this philosophy for a long time, and his philosophy changed in five minutes when he got married, you know? >> reporter: hefner's philosophical change came at the end of a decade. but the company's financial woes were overshadowed by his own physical ailments. he suffered a stroke in 1985. >> to have that experience and come back from that is something of a miracle. >> reporter: so, it was a humble hugh hefner, who after marrying his playmate for life publicly confessed that his philosophy about how to find been misguided. >> for many years i thought i could find it in the succession of romantic relationships. i found it's the love of one very special woman and a home and family very close to the full circle and back again to my old methodist beginnings. >> reporter: old-fashioned or not, after almost three

hefner, as john blackstone reports, became the pajama-wearing symbol of the free-wheeling lifestyle his magazine tried to chronicle. >> reporter: he spent his life making sex sexy. >> sex is one of the best things on this planet. >> reporter: he turned provocative photos into an empire and a bunny into a billion-dollar symbol of free-wheeling sexuality. >> i think you're there to ignite the flame that became the sexual revolution. >> and it was a woman who helped start it. >> my mother gave me the first thousand dollars that launched "playboy." hugh hefner was born in 126. he launched in 1953 with marilyn monroe wearing nothing but a come hither look and the magazine quickly became a movement. >> isn't that really what you're selling? kind of a high-classed dirty book? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> reporter: hefner wanted more than naked pictures. it pushed the boundaries an nationalism and journalism. his foundation supports racial equality, changes in drug laws, and, of course, in women. >> crazy enough, we've been on the side of the angels in most of these causes. i'm one of the

cohn: what we are all working on in the white house is to increase the lifestyle of american citizens, our hard-working citizens who get up every morning and work as hard as any people in the world to try and keep more of their hard-earned income. our tax plan is trying to get the economy to get the growth rate back to a normalized rate above 3%. we just had a quarter of 3.1% gdp. people did not think we could get there for a while. can we go higher? what does 1% of gdp mean? that means $3 trillion. that is what we are trying to do with our tax cut. reporter: if you cannot guaranty -- guarantee all middle-class americans will see their taxes go up, doesn't that contradict the central promise of this plan? mr. cohn: our tax plan is aimed at making sure we give middle-class americans a tax cut. we are going to give middle-class americans a tax cut. that is what we are spending all of our time on doing. we have a lot of tools at our disposal to do that. reporter: all of them will see a tax cut? mr. cohn: as i said this morning, and i will say it again -- i could read my statement from th

differences and there is there is very obvious pose nation in the country in terms of lifestyle so i do anticipate seeing. you know considerable resistance from the more conservative sex side of society which is why it's really important to spend the next several months educating them on the practical implications of will be able to drive and how it will greatly benefit the economy and saudi society as a whole there really needs to be a very formal sense of educating the public on why do these kinds of reforms are in the best interest of the nation. i let me mention the minutes ago we have to be very careful about the sort of terms we use about what is the right direction how much consensus then is there within saudi society about what is the right direction for reform i mean some people would prioritize this sort of issue as being one of the numbers of forty five thousand which is just way too low i mean refugee organizations like yours are you now going to absolutely push to try to get as close to the cap is close to the limit just as possible given it. yes i mean we recognize

of this region therefore i think we have an extraordinary chance that somehow big part of the history of lifestyle and nutrition is preserved in this region anstice could come see the next more advanced phase of study will focus on actually east diet i must say i wonder how they can eat all the for all the things that they smoke a lot and they drink more than the average in people and in italy so they have more you know risk factor us if you will from from lifestyle point of view but they must have something which helps to help them to control their microcircuits then there is i must say it's to the speculation you know it may be this specific a nutrition in this area whether this something scientifically notable to the diet or even in the soil actually residents say that it has been a long part of the lives of the region. the subpoena family runs hotel in the playa one of the great waters. resorts sitting on the shore of the mediterranean sea. while they don't have a centenarian in their family it was their grandfather who saw the importance of the region and made sure to connect this generation

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they want primarily tax cuts for the wealthy and well-off to support the lifestyles of the rich and shameless benefit special interests and corporations in a way that will leave behind working families, middle-class folks, and those who aspire to be a part of it. we are offering a better deal as democrats. we want tax cuts that benefit working families in the middle class. we want the tax code incentivize corporations to create good-paying american jobs in this country that will allow people to provide a comfortable living for their families. that is the contrast. if donald trump is willing to find common ground with democrats in terms of our core approach, tax reform to benefit the majority of americans, not the privileged few, it should benefit working families, not the wealthy and well-off. perhaps we can find common ground and arrive at a solution. tip o'neil and ronald reagan were able to do it in 1986. perhaps donald trump and nancy pelosi can get it done in 2017-2018. cristina: what does that mean with the corporate tax rate? rep. jeffries: president obama had put forth in his most rec

i miss the lifestyle of going to work in the morning, knowing that i was creating a world that supportedand i supported it. it is a beautiful life. it was a very, very beautiful life. and linda still works in botany down the road from the biosphere two site. during the second world war, tens of thousands of british women and girls volunteered for farm work to produce vital food supplies. even with rationing, britain was in danger of running out of food because of blockades and bombardment. mona mcleod was just 17 years old when she joined the women's land army in rural scotland. i can look back on the war and know what i did was worth doing. creating food was essential and we did not starve. which was what hitler hoped he do, make us starve. archive: down on the farm, the land girls are doing their bit and a bit more and you should see their curls. i was 17, i was studying, i thought, to go to cambridge and i knew nothing about the land army. my father appeared one day and said, "mona, i want to talk to you." and he said, i believe i always have done about the importance of the higher ed

play my second nations have plummeted and the brand seemed down to a tent but have many of the playboy lifestyle to the very end. so what is you have this legacy likely sorbet to discuss this we have to cultivate is a scott rock's book and he don't need you on this to see small welcome both we'll start with you scott you have been a vocal supporter of civil rights you also claimed he was a feminist before there was such a thing as feminism or do you think. with that the feminist question perhaps adults the answer i'm not sure what definition you use a feminist i think a lot of members get certain cells that you have to feminist. i think. what it definitely was was for its time incredibly progressive i mean you mentioned civil rights he was he was the first one to have integrated television show playboy at night where he allowed black artists to come on and perform and do interviews something that never happened before and on t.v. he gave was resisted that to completely resisted he had this is playboy clubs use the first one to allow black performers to perform front of white audiences aretha fra

and if you spend time in asia, they love american music, they love american culture, the lifestyle, the image. so our bikes appeal for them. but the original goal of cleveland cycle werks was to make them in cleveland. the irony of the bike being made in asia is still an issue for those looking closely at the brand. >> if you look at what people would typically consider the american motorcycle, they would be shocked at the content that is not made here because it's -- it's significant. >> like with many companies, some parts that go into a cleveland cycle werks bike are made in the u.s. and some are made overseas. is there are still those people that say, you know, i'll never buy anything made in china and they'll type an angry e-mail on their made in china computer. we manufacture parts in the u.s. if we can find the right component at the right place in italy and the right partner, we will do it in italy. >> scott has created a modern global business with most of the manufacturing done in asia closest to their largest customer base. but after making tens of thousands of bikes, earning

it was good to be on the programme, she lifestyle. a lifestyle. it was good to be on the programme, she was a nice girl and we got on well, it was nice to see the maitre d' as well. paralympic medallists are now household names asjonnie peacock‘s medallists are now household names as jonnie peacock‘s appearance medallists are now household names asjonnie peacock‘s appearance on this year's strickler come dancing improves. —— restrict you come dancing proves. fancy dancing yourself one day? bring it on, up for it any time, i've got some moves, maybe i will show them if i win! besides that is dancing in slovenia, he would be set on his toes as he set to become a father for the first time. my team-mates know i'm quite an intense player and table tennis is my life. to have something outside of it has actually made me feel a bit more relaxed about the competition. he still seeks success. i want to be the best ican be, seeks success. i want to be the best i can be, trying i can be, wynn seeks success. i want to be the best i can be, wynn the

the california is in my dna, the lifestyle. i love to snowboard and surf and bike. reporter: he doesn't love the high cost of housing. a new uc berkeley poll found that registered voters in california consider housing affordability a serious problem. if you that is most prevalent in the bay area was 65% of registered voters share that opinion.>> i moving out of state, some are going to la, back to family. >>reporter: wendy wilbanks is a real estate agent, started a she rents you.com, she tells me a third of clients are tech workers and their 20s and 30s. she says most can only afford to pay $1600 a month for housing, a far cry from what a cost or even a studio in the city, roughly $3000 a month. >> a lot of folks are ruminating up. we are seeing a ton of living rooms turn into fourth bedrooms. the people are doing what they at can't afford it.>> the problem is i can't save anything because it's half my income is my rhetoric >>reporter: she says she and two roommates pay 4200 a month for a two bedroom. one of them sleeps in the living room. >> we all have a side hustl

their studies should not be used for the overall risk of the disorder and looendng at genes and the lifestyles underway. the national institute of heal h aims to rece onit 1 million peoe the national institute of heal h aims to rece onit 1 million peoe analyzing data to better customize and prevent and treat uisease.e and prevent and treat it's called the project is all of us project. and just the pilot but if all ra es well researchers will loo to enroll any adult in the u.s. that is interested. looendng to see why some people get sick and some don't. and treatments work for some peing ole and not for other pei. "action news" will be back after the break.sidentrumy f cfel this is me when i feel controlled by frequent, unpredictable abdominal pain or discomfort and diarrhea. i tried lifestyle changes and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that's really frustrating. that's why i talked to my doctor about viberzi... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication

. >> jail does not allow for the stylish lifestyle benefield enjoyed on the streets. but it hasn't suppressed her desire for it. it's just now, earrings come in the form of small stickers from her food trays. >> i take it off. then i take the sticker and i just kind of rip it in half. and rip it in half again. and then just stick it like -- like on my ears. this is kind of like yellow earrings. kind of look like, yeah. that's how i do it. >> right! ha! yes. this is no nord storm's or macy'ss. but for now i have to settle for this. >> individuality is also alive and well in the men's protective cuody unit. where laila arguetta is serving out his parole violation. >> i identify as a female. i live my life as a female. i do lots of feminine things. still thinking about the sex change. it requires a lot of therapy, counseling, money. you know. budgeting is not the best thing i can do. >> but arguetta's means of obtaining money is what brought him to jail. three years earlier he was convicted of robbery. after serving nearly a year in jail he was released on parole. arguet

have plummeted and the brands seem down but have to leave the playboy lifestyle to the very end. you're watching the t.v. news still to come u.s. president donard from unveils his long awaited tax proposals he says slashing the corporate tax rate is a norm that goes a bit part of the plan but where does that leave a low income has. been visiting from our businesses because that story you're watching the news coming to you live from london. much of it in africa and. your link to news from africa and the world to your link to exceptionally stories and discussions for more news as easy to our website d w dot com slash freak out join us on facebook at g.w. africa. to seventeen beethoven c'est gone from step two learning to oct first. to the. u.s. president donald trump on bale's his long awaited tax plan it wants to slash the corporate right and says that it's not negotiable. and ryan air in a tailspin the budget carrier. cancels thousands more flights how much will that add up to wing customer compensation. i mean facility let's do business u.s. president donald trump has unveiled h

hugh hefner became the symbol of the magazines he sold, the lifestyle. ultimate playboy that spanned decades. since the news of his death, fans have been flocking to his star on the hollywood walk of fame and the legendary playboy mansion. >> when you think about who he is and what he has done, huge, huge guy. >> reporter: the fi

those stars can afford the lifestyle of drug dealer they've got it all money fame and women but it's wise to be cool shoes and romance good looking girls have been known to come up with. even if they were already with a drug cartel members such triangles usually end badly with both dead. many young women buried here at the hardin is still to my cemetery many has been beauty queens models these tomb holds the remains of the woman who was once and the tories drug lords mistress he was arrested in holland in two thousand and thirteen his lover was murdered the following day. and by whom is anybody's guess. i dare you i dare you and i dare anyone we can ask you can ask any random person east city and they want to tell you they all are going to tell you you know sooner or later that they have lost a loved one because of violence soon i mean i dare you we can ask anyone we can ask we can ask anyone we can go downtown and we can ask. you about the question of the. bill in one go up or do i want to meet. with the c.g. . she has lost a loved one. is pretty when i'm even familiar. to see. some

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the cosmopolitan lifestyle. the high tech, beautiful women, latest. 1950s america was a pretty prudish place and you weren't supposed to acknowledge the girl next-door. hugh hefner did that in a big way. i think this generation doesn't get that part of it. it's about the naked girl. if you said i occasionally looked at playboy because i thought the articles -- people laugh. but guess why. lenny bruce. yeah. >> dana: james rosen did the interview of vice president cheney. >> juan: they tried to do away with the pornography. no magazine. >> jesse: i'm going to cede my time to come really. >> kimberly: halloween party. >> dana: did you have a costume? >> kimberly: i did. i was a police officer. >> dana: "one more thing" is next. ♪ >> jesse: it is time for "one more thing." >> dana: yesterday it was a fun and furry day with the bush family. they hosted veterans and their pets. featured in a new book, wounded warriors and the animals that help heal them. it has 15 stories of wounded veterans and their pets. it wasn't just dogs. there was an owl, a screech

ththey can't worork to have oys, but the ultimate goal is long term susurvival of the resource and the lifestyle that it has supported. >>> there have been oyster regulations in maryland for over 100 years and there's always been resistance from the watermen, but with the public resource it has to be managed for everybody, not just for a sellect few people. >> oysters are important from a commercial point of view. they've sustained a fishery, ththey've sustained livelihohood for people e r hundredsds of years now. they're also extremely important ecologically. >> sadly,y, the number of the bay's native oysters is estimated to be about 1% of historic peaks. from an ecological perspective, that titanic loss of oysters is a disaster for the health of the bay. >> we're tryining to achieve an increase in the oyster population whwhich will result in an increase in the ecosystem services provided by o oysters. we used to be able to filter the volume of the bay in a few days, now it's on a scale of a year. >> the primary pollution problem in n chesapeake bay is nitrogen and phosphorous that come from a

you still have the damage being done to your organs and your arteries when you are in those elevated ranges. if you change your lifestyle, you don't have to have the pills. that's an issue that you can't tell people because they'll say, i'm only borderline, pre, so i don't have to do anything about it. no, that's when you need to do something so you don't have the risk of being treated. >> reverend hall, why -- you talked a little about this. why events like this are so important to people in our community and in the african-american church. talk a little about, you know, the change of the culture and why it takes incorporating this actually get people to incorporate it into their lifestyle. >> because i think that when we think about what it means to be christian and all of what that brings about as far as transformation of our lifestyle, and speaking the word of kleist, i think everything begins with taking care of the engine that drives it all, in other words, our body. we quote first corinthians, our body is a temple for bod, the who holy spirit. i believe it's very important to incorporate within our worship servic

. >> reporter: hefner began living the lifestyle his magazine glamourized which soon led to his firstivorce. he expanded his empire to include film production and two short lived tv programs including playboy after dark and, of course, the playboy club. >> when playboy clubs were opened the bunnies were center of it all and costume notwithstanding which was trademark of the brand, the bunnies, they were empowered in a way that woman had not been before and the bunnies immediately earned more money then their father. >> reporter: globe use steinum exposed treatment of the club employees, publishing a bunny 's tail. >> the waitresses had to have internal exams and wasserman test for vd and they were told that this was a requirement of the state, hello, which it wasn't at all. >> reporter: magazine was famous for nudity but also forehead line grabbing interviews. in 1976 presidential candidate jimmy carter admitted i have committed adultery in my heart many times. hefner suffered a minor stroke in 1985, he toned down his partying at plate boy mansion and married his long time girlfriend

his son said he defined the lifestyle and ethos at the heart of the playboy brand.le for managing grenfell tower has been stripped of its contract to run social housing for kensington and chelsea council. the decision was taken unanimously at a special meeting of the council last night. before the vote, residents criticised the council's track record of rehousing survivors. 20 families affected by the fire are now in permanent accommodation, and a further 52 have accepted offers in principle. theresa may will defend the free market economy later, a day afterjeremy corbyn told the labour party conference that capitalism was facing a crisis of legitimacy. the prime minister will put forward her arguments in a speech to mark the 20th anniversary of the independence of the bank of england. the children's charity unicef uk says orphaned refugee children with relatives in britain should to be able to come here to live with theirfamilies. it says bringing them directly to the uk would make them less likely to set out on perilous journeys to other parts of europe, and would

to begin with and not often very often very young as well and just alienated and unhappy about the lifestyle they are leading so they think well you know this self-made different way it's glamorous and we sort in this happens a lot in the northern ireland civil war that dispossessed young men would find a certain status a certain sense of worth sort of like joining again exactly but harming many more other people perhaps a gang member would who might go out and fight other gang members so it's that sort of mentality and that's what we're seeing emerging quite often now across europe and now it's switching gears a little bit here a lot actually last but not least you're in town to attend a very special award ceremony recognizing whistle blowers yourself a whistle blower can you tell us your thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding harvard and chelsea manning first being invited as a special guest to harvard university and then following the cia chief's comments disapproval basically the university withdrew that invite what are your thoughts on that whole situation entirely disappointed

so i think the goal is it disable the regime to the extent that he can't afford his lavish lifestyle but can't grease the generals and pay off the chemical weapons experts and the nuclear physicists. if you do that to the extent that he's no longer able to maintain that grip on power, then that's how you squeeze him and how you bring him back from the edge. >> kimberly: you like this. what do you make of the sanctions and are you surprised that the u.n. was able to put this forward? >> dana: no, partly because it was relaxed a little bit because of china and russia having some concerns. but i don't have anything to add to what jesse said. i think that's really good. i have one thing to raise which is a concern. and that is something i've never used, i don't have any but bitcoin. this is sort of the dark internet currency that is being used, and apparently, kim jong un has a ton of it. and that is something -- a way that he can get around these sanctions to continue the lifestyle and the greasing of the generals' palms. >> jesse: interesting. >> kimberly: my gosh. how is this strange f

and having started in one place and come out of a certain lifestyle and watched a friend go into the lifestylelways thought the higher power would -- bring him through. and that i made it and that

sorry playboy circulations have plummeted and the brand seemed outdated but have now leave the playboy lifestyle to the very end. but line of sporting german team cologne are hoping a europa league win could turn their season around they're looking for a tonic for their bundles legal woes where there where they are winless in six games and rooted to the bottom of the table the billy goats who are welcomed red star belgrade's to cologne are desperate to rediscover their winning touch. cologne have enjoyed a tumultuous start to this season they lost their first five one display good games conceding thirteen goals in the process and they've struggled at the other end to new striker john corbett is yet to strike in the german league cologne as a tame her fair on the net just once coach peter sterger has earned the fans' passionate support but he is on borrowed time. a change of scenery could be just what the billy goats need on thursday they welcome red star belgrade in the right to late. in the so so i will try to look at this game as a chance to work on the positives. and hopefully it will get us

the libertine lifestyle sprang from the pages of a magazine he started at his kitchen table that became lucrative global brand. his first nude centerfold, marilyn monroe, didn't get a penny from "playboy," but many were happy to use the publication for their own ends. pushing the boundaries was not always easy. hugh hefner battled against censorship, for free speech, he said. >> i think i take the greatest pride over 50 years now in the impact that i think i personally and "playboy" has had in the change in the social sexual values of our time. james: and change they did, no more so than at the playboy mansion here in los angeles. for hugh hefner, all of this, the mansion, the money, the multiple girlfriends, was about freedom, freedom to live whatever life you like. for his many critics, it was about freedom for men only. >> to look back at that period and say it was liberating for women is fatuous. it was liberating for men, not for women. of course, men said they read "playboy" for the articles, and some were serious. hugh hefner showcased countless great authors like norman mailer,

decade or sorry playboy circulations have plummeted and the brand seemed down but have to leave the playboy lifestyleto the very end. here what in the news has a recap of the top stories that you're following for you gone seven celebrating off the independence referendum one ninety three percent support the both bob god and neighboring states are threatening sanctions. and jill is just a young american who has hit the campaign trail again just days after winning the general election this time she's been helping out in the election and the state of north saxony where how far she hopes to win a snap election. i have more news for you coming up in half and i look forward to seeing you then the but. there's. palin's off the wall street punk band. just to mess not only because this compared to other jobs maybe it's a bit underpaid no but it's a lot of work for a long. oh and love in the. kitchen ok struck in our series in town musician. zero next. an infant behind bars. so khan's parents are both journalists both have been detained in the turkish prison but the two year old lives with his mother and is so

it's not the lifestyle—related type, but an autoimmune disease, controllable if you take regular insulinlin she took to lose weight. doing this has no official name, but it's become known as diabulimia. it's a dangerous game to start. and once you start it, you kind of get obsessed with it. becky was admitted to hospital when her weight became critical. the next image is shocking. that was the first or second night that i was in, that one. i got tubed, because i wasn't able to physically eat. it's a good reminder of where i don't want to be. becky was lucky that she found support in aberdeen, one of very few hospitals which combined treating an eating disorder with insulin abuse. charityjdrf estimates there are 60,000 15 to 30—year—olds living with type one diabetes in the uk. and experts believe one in three of those may abuse their insulin to control their weight. the uk's first ever outpatient clinic specifically for people with diabulimia has been running here at kings college hospital for a year. they're treating a0 patients, and they tell us that a quarter of them are getting bette

government service is about being a servant, not living the lifestyle of the rich and famous on the taxpayer dollar. i was happy to see this take place and i assume this was resign or be fired. we want to be talking about other things. we want to be talking about tax reform. >> many folks pointing out that this is not new. ned talking about this being a symptom of the disease. that ran rampant during the obama years. the use of private jets was the modus operandi. a message for everyone in washington, d.c., the so-called swamp, let's cut it out? >> absolutely. i couldn't agree with ned more. i think it's important for this president to make it clear this is not the status quo. he ran on the campaign to rid washington of it. in the last 8 months we have seen multiple cabinet members using this privilege. using private jets that are paid for by big oil. the secretary wanted private jets for his honeymoon. this president needs the clamp down on this and put a stop to it. charles: let's talk about another elephant perhaps in the room. tom price was brought on board to shepherd through the repeal