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then of course you had thomas edison, who openly scorned sleep and called it an absurdity and predictede be a time when sleep would be a limited. charlie: sleep two hours, work two hours, sleep two hours. arianna: he actually really believed that. that was a weird cultural icon who also begin to change the way we perceive sleep. revolution,e third the digital resolution, when we became addicted to our smartphones. hard timee a disconnecting from their devices and turning off the lights. 60% of people around the lights have slept with phones in their hands. charlie: because they were sleep deprived. margaret thatcher is part of the game as well because she said, i'll need for hours, i am a superhuman. charlie: but she also naps every day religiously. arianna: going back to sex, the research now is amazing, about erectile dysfunction and sleep deprivation. count, and even studies that show if you are fully recharged and have had a full night sleep, you are 14% more likely to have sex. [laughter] charlie: what is the science to us? -- teach this is the golden age of sleep science, and it i

thomas edison said i didn't fail 10,000 times i just found 10,000 ways that didn't work. but he eventually got to where he was trying to go. i had the great fortune in 58 years of living to participate at the highest level of athletics. i have been in the faith community as a youth pastor full-time for eight years. i have learned a lot and dug deep. i take my experiences, my good, my bad, my ugly, and try to pass on the wisdom i learned to the reader in the seven truths i mentioned. because you lose it doesn't mean you are a looser. i think that part of me was grown and nurtured through my athletic career and you put the faith component on top of that that says it doesn't matter how difficult things are the sun will shine again. life it be difficult and messy and i try to encourage the reader to just understand that tomorrow will come. digging deep is a matter of everyone saying that special something to say i will fight another day and fight through the bad relationship. i am going to fight through the bad business deal. and i am going to get to the mountain top and if w

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thomas edison. >> they must have edited that. hello. obama? clinton?>> the first and the last president and miss the other 43. >> do you know what it does? after spending my life in public life in news and information, you think what the hell have i been doing? this is the young, not all young. there are some people there of some age. that there's such little knowledge about such basic sthings very daunting. >> yes. you put out so much great historical work. >> okay. well, gangsters and now we're learning. >> sxin sane aisle ems. >> i would have been the exact opposite. i cannot name a single avenger. >> me either. >> is captain america an avenger? >> i don't know. >> i have one of the costumes. the black leather onesie. >> wear it on the 11:00. finally, remember the old show, kids say the darnedest things? last night there was a town hall featuring the cruz family talking about family time. and he admitted he recently dressed up in a pink boa and let's legal her break some news. >> there are moments of humility. being the faefr daughters instills in y

thomas edison said that i do not feel 10000 times but i just found 10000 ways that do not work. i eventually got to where he was trying to go and i had the great fortune in 58 years of living, to participate at the highest level of athletics, i've been in the faith community as a youth pastor four times, the highest level in the political arena, i have have on mild business, i have sat on corporate boards come i of some outstanding companies. i have learned a lot and all of those things. in dig deep, i take my experiences, my good, my bad, my ugly and try to pass on the wisdom that i learned to the reader and because you lose doesn't mean that you are a loser. i think that part of me was grown and nurtured through my athletic career. of course you put on top of that a faith component that says it doesn't matter how difficult things are, every store runs out of rain. the sun is going to shine again. life can be hard, life can be difficult, life can be messy. i try to encourage the reader to just understand that tomorrow will come and digging deep is a matter of saying what every

. >> last night inductees join previous inductees likealbert einstein, meryl streep, thomas edison, jack nicholson and of course bruce springsteen . the boss. heather: we've got fantastic memorabilia the fox family was kind enough to share with us. he has posted all of this and i think you are even featured on it because you were on, were you on the very first broadcast here? >> day one of the fox news channel, i was here. heather: it's a nice little pop-up museum at fox news. hopefully they will make it available to all for someday. lauren, thank you so much. good story. we've got breaking news we've been following all morning long and we will tell you about it in the next hour of happening now. we took a look at airport security here in the wake of the terror attacks in brussels and pope francis delivers new guidelines on family life, saying the catholic church should mow show more of an understanding of the modern realities that people face. we will tell you about that when we come back. ady. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. i've got

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hey lauren check out this group of chess players in wilmington at thomas edison charter school.as like what about them? they were looking for money, raise money on a go fund me page to make it to the national chess championship. >> that is cool. >> in indianapolis. so we made the trip to wilmington one morning before they helped to nationals to see what they are all about. >> and. >> their coach and their principal tweeted me and said we won, hard for the battle but my students tied for first place at the national chess championship. so a huge congratulations to our local students representing the delaware valley. >> fantastic. >> guess what they won nationals last year. that is a picture of some of the teammates there. they won in kentucky last year. they won this year in indianapolis or tied for first. >> that is awesome. >> i was teasing him when he got there, he was like within of the best seventh graders and beats all of the older kid. he had an earring in his ear. just one earring. i said does that way way you down from really winning. he goes no, he won in his age group.

. >> definitely agagenius, in the thomas edison word. he worked so much harder than anybody. harder than any artist in the statute yo. his process was very interesting. he would come in with an idea for a song, he would have lyrics, maybe, and just -- you'd have everything set up, all of the instruments and he'd go, i'm going to play drums, be ready, record, drums are down, something like that, pick up -- something on the drum machine, start there. come up with some other parts. and at the end of the day, you've got several songs. >> he played all of the instruments. >> all of the instruments and sang all of the parts. >> you worked with him during an interesting period, the love sexy period. i have that record, a lot of people had it. was a time he was experimenting with the way the industry was going. hip-hop, rap picking up steam, and he was incorporating that trying to incorporate new things into his music. what was going on in that process. >> when he started doing the "love sexy album" he had been -- his girlfriend at the timtd, ingrid, talked him out of putting out the

. >> well, the the good kid, from thomas edison charter school, went to the championship for chess inianapolis, indiana and they won. >> love it. they tied for first. national chess champions. >> tied for first you are still a winner, right. >> right. >>> lets go to houston, texas where flooding has turned deadly. man, five people killed there one family put their child in the plastic tub you can see right there just to escape that water, more than a foot of rain has fallen covering entire neighborhood and water. >> one couple put their kid in refrigerator to get to dry land. do what you have to do. drivers throughout houston got stuck in the high water and one reporter took matters in their own hand to get one man out of the sinking car and he made it out minutes before his car went under. >> wow. >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> and then to do the interview can i get the exclusive now, sir. >> yes. >> wow. >> it is just flood waters by their very nature, justin crease so quickly that it happens, so you are driving down the road and then all of a sudden there you are, at least that turned

and he had endorsement from the likes of queen victoria, thomas edison, and the pope. he loved van mariani. so naturally, this is such a popular drink that many people imitated it, including john. he created a drink called french wine coca. andit was clearly a ripoff in interviews with the atlanta constitution, he said as much. but he said, mine is better. i have made a superior product. i want to read you from one of ,he ads for van mariani because french wine coca, part of me, to give you a flavor of his style of advertising. -- i will try a americans aret -- the most nervous people in the world. all who are suffering from any nervous complaint would want to use the delightful remedy, french wine coca. any afflicted with trouble, mental or physical distance -- a joshing, gastric irritability, etc. is quickly. by thewine -- cured line. -- wine. literary men, bankers, ladies, all who are in secretary employment you have nervous frustration, irregularities of ae thousand, he require stimulant will find wine coca invaluable. coca is the most wonderful invigorate her of t

when they were trying to extract the bullet, thomas edison had , andted an x-ray machine he offered toave the x-ray machine used. and it was brought in. however there was supposedly a part or aspect of the machine that was missing, because the machine did not function properly. there was another x-ray machine workflow or scope machine. that is edison actually giving a demonstration on the use of the mckinley died did warn -- died. he was very popular and the first president that women had voted for. considered a good-looking man for his time, very robust, very athletic. .ove golf mckinley had been involved with numerous scandals. he died in 1923. secretary from the naval department to the mammoth oil company and the pan-american petroleum and transport company. they were supposed to be .ompetitive bid secretly he gave the rights to the lands in elk hills. in exchange he received $100,000 in cash and received well over to refurbish his ranch, which was in disrepair because of loss of cattle in horses and disease. is theyse men did stocked his ranch out west with all of the livestock. pr

and then of course you had thomas edison who openly scorned sleep and called it an absurdity and predicted that there would be a time when sleep would be eliminated. >> rose: he would sleep two hours, work two hours, sleep two hours and work two hours, something like that. >> he actually really believed that. and there was a very revered cultural icon. who therefore also began to change the way we perceived sleep and then came the third industrial revolution, the digital revolution, when we became addicted to our smartphones an people have a really hard time guess connected from their devices and turning off the lights, and actually 60% of people around the world have slept with their phones in their hand. >> rose: because they fell asleep, because they were sleep deprived. >> exactly. >> rose: margaret thacher is part of the game too. because she famously said i only need four hours, i'm a superhuman. >> but thren she also napped every day religious three from 2:30 and 3 sc 340 and nobody could disturb hez bns so it winston churchill, loin done johnson. >> but going back to sex, which is

then he said thomas edison. they couldn't come up with anyone other than obama and washington. i swear to god. >> i would be better with the presidents and terrible with the avengers. >> same with me. >> i don't know if i can name a single avenger. >> okay. let's look at a couple thoughts, then i'll talk about something. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders squared off in a cnn debate thursday night in brooklyn, new york. with next week's new york primary hanging in the balance, this was the ninth and according to this the most contentious. sanders questioned clinton's experience and judgment. here's how she responded. >> talk about judgment and talk about the kinds of problems he had answering questions about even his core issue, breaking up the banks. when asked, he could not explain how that would be done. >> later, sanders responded to clinton's claim that she stood up to the banks when she served as senator from new york. >> secretary clinton called them out. oh, my goodness. they must have been really crushed by this. and was that

student at thomas edison charter school have earned high marks for their chess schools, the school the title. hundreds of student learning thousand play the game. and learning patience, critical thinking, and resilience. but only about two dozen are on the official school team, competing on national level. something to be proud of, since about 95% of the student body, lives at or below the poverty level. in a sit recently dubbed murder town usa. >> so they're beating the odds, and in many cases, beating out the competition, in a new game, that's also creating champs. >> jonathan is trying to teach me. it is a slow process. how am i doing? he said i'm doing good. leaned all about the kings, queens, pawns, the king, most important. i'm doing well. this is slow. we speed things up. going here, champions, national chess champions in action, right here, i'll talk to my girl mattie while she plays, one of the top 50 chess players in the country. >> yes. >> correct. >> how did you get that tight until. >> well, i've been studying for awhile, and i've been learning how to play to get better. >

theranos proprietary blood testing devices that it as code named edison after the famous inventor thomas edisonbut also has to do with theranos' use of traditional lab machines purchased from the likes of siemens, and it's lab practices in general, not having a qualified quality ashurps and control manager, things like the laboratory director just generally not being on top of things at all. so these sanctions that are being proposed are not just in response to failings or perceived failings with the proprietary technology, but also largely because cms deems that theranos can't run a laboratory safely. >> john, just briefly, regardless of what happens with elizabeth holmes herself, is the biggest threat to the company's continued existence the potential shutdown of its california lab? >> well, if the license of the california lab is revoked and bear in mind theranos can still appeal if these sanctions are imposed. they have not been imposed yesterday. if they're imposed in coming days or weeks, theranos can appeal to an administrative law judge, and then to a departmental appeals board. that be