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THINGS OUT.

ANTOINETTE: THANK YOU.

RIGHT NOW WE HAVE NEW DETAILS

AND A REALLY TERRIFYING INCIDENT

AT A WATER PARK.

RANDY: A BOY FLEW RIGHT OFF A

WATER SLIDE.

THIS MORNING WE HAVE LEARNED

THREE OF THE SIX SLIDES AT THAT

PARK ARE CLOSED AS A RESULT OF

THIS INCIDENT.

THIS IS A NEW PARK IN DUBLIN,

CALIFORNIA.

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWS A

10-YEAR-OLD BOY FLYING OFF OF A

WATER SLIDE AND LANDING ON

CONCRETE.

AN EMPLOYEE SAYS THE CHILD IS

SHAKEN, BUT SOMEHOW WALKED AWAY

WITH JUST SCRAPES AND BRUISES.

>> HE SEEMED TO BE AN CAME RIGHT

BACK UP.

HE IMMEDIATELY WENT INTO THE

FIRST AID ROOM.

RANDY: PARK MANAGERS SAY THEY

HAVE TESTED THE SLIDE AND FOLLOW

THE MANUFACTURER'S HEIGHT

REQUIREMENTS.

THEY SAID THEY'RE LOOKING INTO

ADDING WEIGHT LIMITS AND

BOOSTING THE SLIDE'S WATER

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Still Loving You | 闪耀的恩秀 | 빛나라 은수 - Ep.122 [SUB : ENG,CHN,IND / 2017.05.29] - Duration: 33:48.

Eunsu.

Eunsu.

Eunsu.

Big sister!

I'm sorry.

Please wake up.

Bitna.

It was because of me.

(Episode 122) To save me, she...

Eunsu, are you awake?

You're awake?

Are you okay?

Where am I?

At the hospital.

I'll go get the doctor.

But why am I...

Bitna, what happened to your eye?

We got hit by a bike.

Don't you remember?

Oh, right.

Do you have a headache or nausea?

I feel a little groggy,

but I don't feel nauseous.

That's a relief.

Apart from bruising, your prognosis looks good.

You can go home tomorrow after a night's rest.

Thank you.

I thought something was terribly wrong.

Are you okay, Bitna?

Yes. Thankfully. the doctor said she's fine.

Thank you, Eunsu.

You should thank her, too.

Thank you, Eunsu.

Suho is on his way from the plant.

We'll stay until then.

I'll head home first.

I'm tired.

Oh, really?

Then go ahead.

I'll stay here.

No. Go with her.

Suho will be here soon anyway.

It's okay.

I'll stay until Suho gets here.

I'm off.

Take care of yourself.

See you.

Bitna must be feeling bashful.

She cried her eyes out earlier.

Sumin, why didn't you sleep over last night?

Was it because of Hyemi?

Oh... I spent the night at a friend's place.

Weren't you going to live with us?

Wouldn't that be uncomfortable for you?

It does get kind of cramped,

but it's okay.

I like having you around.

Then Nara doesn't badger me.

Hey, why would I badger you if you did well?

I do well.

You're trying to act like the big sister.

You don't even brush your teeth at night.

Cavities mean going to the dentist,

and going to the dentist costs money.

I do brush my teeth.

When you're not looking.

As if.

You don't brush your teeth.

Okay, kids. That's enough.

Sumin, can't you just live with us?

Hurry up and marry dad.

Come here.

Sure.

Here.

These are the recipes

that my mother's generation put together

of our family favorites.

Oh... But why...

I've been watching how you are

with Hyeongsik and the kids.

You're still a dud as a mother.

But your attitude gets a passing mark.

You pass.

Seeing how Hyeongsik and the kids

love and respect you

tells me there must be a reason.

Hyemi.

Study the notebook

and start by making one dish a day.

If it's too much, get Hyeongsik to do it.

I raised Hyeongsik with tough love.

I bet he's much better at housekeeping than you.

So you approve of me?

I'm not part of the immediate family.

They all like you,

so I can't be the sole opposition.

Thank you.

I made side dishes and put them in the fridge,

and I'll send kimchi to you at regular intervals,

so don't worry.

There's only one thing I want.

For you, Uri, Nara, and Hyeongsik

to get along and live happily. That's all.

Got it?

My work here is done, so I should go.

Visit often.

You want me to fight with my husband again?

No, that's not what I meant.

Take care of yourself.

I'll come help you after you give birth.

I'm back.

Hi. You're back.

How's Eunsu?

She has some bruising.

Suhyeon is with her.

I see.

What about you?

They say I'm perfectly fine.

What a relief.

Thank goodness Eunsu was there with you.

Yes.

You must be tired. Go upstairs and rest.

I'm fine.

Have you eaten?

A little. I had rice with water.

Shall I make you porridge?

You?

Yes. I bought abalone on my way home.

This is a surprise.

Can you manage, though?

I'll find the recipe online.

I'll wash up and be back down.

What's gotten into her?

Is it going well?

I'm not sure.

Why did you make so much?

If we don't finish it all,

Eunsu can have some.

You're making abalone porridge for Eunsu?

Pardon?

Ah, no.

Yes, you are.

Right. You do owe Eunsu a lot.

To make up for the past, and because

she covers for your shortcomings as daughter-in-law.

Am I that bad as a daughter-in-law?

I can't say you're the best.

Why? Are you jealous?

If it's done, let me taste it.

Let's see.

Eunsu.

Don't get up.

Are you okay?

I feel antsy just lying here like this.

What happened?

What did the doctor say?

It's just bruising.

I'm fine.

That bicycle guy will get it from me.

That's enough.

All the goods he was delivering fell off,

so he must pay compensation.

So we just let it go?

What else can we do?

I'm not badly hurt,

so we decided to take care of our own costs.

Good grief. You're such a pushover.

You're such an angel.

It's frustrating sometimes that you're too nice.

So you don't like me?

But I can't hate you,

because you're so irresistible.

Where's Suhyeon?

I told him to keep you safe,

so where did he go?

Oh. He went to get me discharged.

Huh?

Isn't that happening tomorrow?

It's stifling in here.

And I'm not used to being pampered like this.

You should do as the doctor ordered.

This isn't about being pampered.

I'm more comfortable in our bed.

I want to sleep next to you.

You do?

Okay. Then we'll go home

and play doctor.

Play doctor?

Stop fussing. I'm fine.

The threshold...

Bitna, how can you act like this?

You're the reason Eunsu got hurt,

yet you're just sitting around at home?

I got hurt, too.

I'll need a microscope to make that out.

Hey.

Bitna checked herself out early, too.

Geez.

- I'm going in. / - Come.

Let's go.

Yes?

What's that?

It's abalone porridge.

Oh... Why did mother bother?

She's not feeling well.

I made it.

Pardon?

Don't you believe me?

I made it.

Ah... It's edible, right?

Don't eat if you don't want to.

I went out of my way to make it for you.

Never mind.

I was actually hungry.

Mother said it was good.

Thank you very much.

Enjoy.

What is it?

Bitna made me abalone porridge.

Really?

Do you think it's edible?

I have my doubts.

Then I'll taste it first.

How is it?

This is odd.

Bitna couldn't have made something this good.

Are you going to finish it?

Then give me some, too.

Sorry, sorry.

Here. Open wide.

It's delicious and savory.

It is.

Bitna would be great if she wasn't self-centered,

but she's always so selfish. Right?

Open wide, Patient Oh. Ah.

- Ah. / - Ah.

Yum yum yum.

Give me a piece of abalone.

Okay. Hang on.

Why were you out so late?

Who are you?

What are you doing here, Beomgyu?

Go in and sleep.

Did Seonyeong kick you out?

She doesn't know when to stop.

Forget about it.

Everyone is asleep, so don't cause a ruckus.

Be that as it may,

the couch is uncomfortable.

She'll only badger me if I go back in.

I'm more comfortable here.

Beomgyu.

Don't stay out so late.

Don't you know what time it is?

Okay.

Do you want to sleep in my room?

I'm a year younger, so I'll sleep on the couch.

Good grief. I'm fine.

Zip it and just go.

Good grief. I kicked him out,

so when did he sneak back in?

(Dr. S) What's this?

What are you going to do?

What if your dad wrecks his back sleeping out there?

What do you want me to do?

Do you think this doesn't upset me?

Your indecisiveness

is fueling your mother's rampage.

You must decide now.

Are you telling me to have a secret shotgun wedding?

Have a shotgun wedding,

just get a marriage license,

or give up and return home.

Aunt Sunjeong.

I can't see my brother suffer

your mom's wrath anymore,

so come to a mutual decision.

If you continue to be lukewarm,

I'll go have a word with Hyeongsik,

and that's final.

Why are you giving me a hard time as well?

We were roommates for months.

I've been this patient

only because we used to be roommates.

Tell Hyeongsik that if he's a man,

he must see this through. Got it?

But...

Geez. No one is on my side anymore.

Hello. She's inside, right?

Wait, wait.

Not right now.

Pardon? Why? Why?

Dr. Yoon is in a bad mood.

Is something wrong?

I happened to overhear when I opened the door.

She was getting chewed out by her family.

I know the gist of what's going on

just from being here,

and Dr. Yoon is having a hard time.

You need to resolve this quickly.

I'm buying, so eat your fill.

Thanks.

I'll eat my fill since it's your treat,

but what's the occasion?

Eunho passed the civil service exam.

Oh, wow.

Then I should be buying.

No.

Eunho's joy is my joy.

Eunho's sadness is my sadness.

Wow. You're already one in spirit?

Something like that.

Mr. Lee, my blind date is at 6:30 p.m., right?

Yes, of course.

Then I'll leave right at 6 p.m. myself.

I have plans with Eunho.

Yes, sure, sure.

Then you leave early, too, Eunsu.

Let's all leave early this evening.

Do you have plans, too?

Do you think it's just home and the office for me?

Wait. You're dressed to the nines.

You look quite good.

Wow.

I do?

Go on in.

- Thank you. / - You're welcome.

I hope your back gets better soon.

What is it? Did you leave something behind?

No.

You're here to do good, not click your tongue.

How can they live without air conditioning?

Do you feel sorry for them?

Where are their children?

How can they let their parents live like this?

I'm sure many of them are like us.

Their children probably have all gone away,

Their children probably have all gone away,

and they only live with memories.

But you and I are lucky.

We have our kids taking care of us,

and we eat 3 square meals a day.

I'd have no regrets even if I died today.

Good grief. You must live long and healthy

to see your great-grandchildren.

Why would you say such a thing?

Why?

Are you worried you'll be lonely if I die first?

That's right.

I'm worried I'll have no one to squabble with.

Little sis, help your big sis up.

Big sis, my foot.

Hello.

Long time no see.

Did Ms. Choi ask you to come?

Yes. Ms. Choi wants to go to the bank.

- Oh, hi. / - Hello, ma'am.

Let's go.

Why are you going to the bank?

Why are you so interested in everything I do?

Good grief.

Of course I'm interested.

Buy some tofu on your way back.

Sunjeong! Sunjeong!

Oh, Seunghun.

Why did you suddenly ask me to come over?

Is something wrong?

I got supplies delivered, but they're so heavy.

Okay.

You just sit here.

I'll move everything.

But they're heavy.

No problem. This is...

This is nothing.

Oh, he needs to hike a bit more.

Um... Are you okay, Seunghun?

Yes.

I'm thirsty from running over here.

Please get me a glass of water.

Yes, sure.

He's not here yet?

Huh?

I'm sure he'll be here soon.

The guy should arrive first and be waiting.

Minus 1 point.

He's half an hour late. What's keeping him?

Call him.

Huh? Okay.

Make it snappy.

Um, okay.

No.

There's no use in dating a man

who keeps a woman waiting.

I'm leaving.

Don't go. Don't go.

This is too much.

No call and no show on the first date?

This guy is obviously a lost cause.

I'm leaving.

Oh, he's here. He's here.

- He is? / - Yes.

Where is he?

He's right in front of you.

Right in front of me?

It's me.

Your blind date for the evening.

Okay. Gather round.

You, too, Eunsu. Hurry.

- Okay. / - Sit down, Aunt Sunjeong.

I called a family meeting this late at night for these.

I called a family meeting this late at night for these.

T-shirts? You got T-shirts?

These aren't just regular T-shirts.

Here. Here. Here. Here.

What's this? What is this?

"Dad"?

"Mom"?

"Aunt"?

What's yours?

"Eldest Daughter-in-Law." What's this?

Mine is "Eldest Son."

Suho, what's all this?

Family T-shirts.

Our family has been through a lot,

and we're still reeling.

I think at times like this, it's even more important

to work together and avoid fighting.

Especially you, Bitna.

Pardon? Why me?

Since you were an only child,

you lack the spirit of togetherness and community.

So you want me to wear this tacky T-shirt?

Geez. That's what being a family is.

You submit to some things

that you don't like or find uncomfortable.

There are limits, though.

This is a bit...

But what will we do wearing these?

We'll get a picture taken. A family portrait.

No. There are nicer clothes.

Must we wear these childish T-shirts?

That's true.

Won't people laugh at us for being cheesy?

Won't people laugh at us for being cheesy?

Ta-da.

I got one for the baby, too.

(Eldest Niece) It's so cute.

These may seem cheesy now,

but they'll be a fond memory later.

It's adorable.

And this...

Mom.

What is it?

(Sister)

Give it to Sumin.

Sumin is part of our family, too.

Forget about it.

Whether we get a family portrait in these T-shirts

depends entirely on you, mom.

Got it?

Okay.

Here. I'm dad!

Father, it's too small for you.

You? No, no, no.

First,

you're way older than me.

Second,

you're not a knight in shining armor.

Third,

you said your testosterone level was low.

That was a temporary drop due to stress.

That was a temporary drop due to stress.

I have a white car.

So I am a knight in shining armor.

And as for my age...

What do you want me to do about that?

But I'm confident that I can make you happy,

Ms. Park, I mean, Hyeona.

How will you make me happy?

I know people say I'm materialistic and greedy.

But the world is what it is.

I don't want the landlord breathing down my neck.

I want to give money to my parents,

who are toiling away in the countryside.

Is that something to be frowned upon?

Is it, Mr. Lee Jungseok?

Huh? Huh?

You fool.

I have a lot of money.

But...

There's more to life than money.

Otherwise, it's just too sad.

Ms. Park, you're a fool.

A fool.

I can't see my brother suffer

your mom's wrath anymore,

so come to a mutual decision.

It's true that this can't drag on forever.

Sumin?

Hi.

Are you going out?

We're out of cooking oil.

Why are you out here?

I'm just enjoying the breeze.

It's stifling being cooped up in the clinic.

Something's wrong, right?

No. Nothing's wrong.

Don't you know I draw your face every day?

"I'm worried and sad" is written

all over your forehead.

Really?

Tell me.

Can things get worse than they are now?

Well?

The truth is, there's trouble at home.

Mom and dad's relationship is strained.

But of course. It's only natural.

It pains me to see the grief

that I'm causing my family.

Go back inside.

I'm off to the store.

Wait...

This is sweet.

- It's good, right? / - Yes.

Yellow melons are very sweet these days.

Mother.

What is it?

Take a look.

You did a great thing, mother.

(Choi Inja Establishes Lonely Seniors Foundation)

Wait. What's this?

She created a foundation for seniors living alone.

She wants to give them long-term help.

Good grief.

Why did they write an article on it? Geez.

Did the sun rise in the west today?

What's gotten into you?

Did volunteering help you see the light?

It's something I'd planned for a long time.

I'll start with the foundation

and make long-term donations.

In any case, good job.

You're officially my little sis from now on.

Good grief. I'm not your little sister.

I don't consider you my big sister.

Little sis, what do you want to eat today?

Your big sis will make you anything.

Stop calling me "little sis."

We're both too old for that.

Make me pumpkin porridge if you want.

Okay, little sis.

Pumpkin porridge it is.

You get that.

Huh?

Who is it?

Oh, it's Sumin's boyfriend.

What?

Mother and father, how are you?

I'm sorry to bother you this early.

Don't be.

I was up and getting ready for work.

So what is this regarding?

Right.

What is this?

It's my life plan.

Thanks to Sumin, my webtoon "Dr. S" is a success,

so I got an exclusive deal.

I'll continue to work hard for Sumin

I'll continue to work hard for Sumin

and for our babies.

I'll become a husband who can help Sumin.

But the thing about plans is that

they don't always work out.

You must know very well

that's not why we disapprove of you.

Yes, I do know that.

I don't know how you'll take this,

but when my past girlfriend left me

with our babies and disappeared,

I had nothing.

But with my sense of responsibility alone,

I've managed to raise my kids.

I know I fall way short of your standards,

but I believe that

I have no rival in terms of

my sense of responsibility and love for Sumin.

No. I can say that with utter conviction.

So please give us your blessing.

We know you're a writer.

Those are all just fancy words.

I don't want to hear it.

Get out. Get out right now!

Um... Seonyeong.

I'm not an unreasonable person.

Ask any passerby on the street

if this is acceptable.

So how do you think we should proceed?

Beomgyu, what are you doing?

Why are you asking him that

instead of kicking him out?

Get out. Get out right now!

Get out of our house this instant!

Mom!

Let's listen to what he has to say.

Let go. Let go of me!

Now, now.

We should at least give him a chance.

Why should we give him a chance?

The moment you give them your blessing,

I'm divorcing you!

Got it?

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Tony Robbins: Focus your mind, change your reality - Duration: 38:29.

I usually asked my guests how'd you get

this job oh my gosh that's a big

question I've been obsessed with very

young age was wanting to help people

make their life better and I don't think

it's because I'm such a good person it's

because I hadn't held a childhood I had

four different fathers well my mother

was my father's alcoholics but he was

not violent my mother was a violent

alcoholic and also abuser of

prescription drugs and I the younger

brother of five years younger younger

sister so I became a practical

psychologist because my mom would smash

my head against the wall throw the

bleeding pour liquid soap down my throat

till I threw up thinking I was lying

about something I wasn't lying about so

it's pretty brutal but the beauty that

came out of it was it made me understand

want to understand human beings what

makes them do what they do how to shift

it how to influence it if my mom had

been the mother I hope she did I

wouldn't be the man I am today which I'm

proud to be so God has the universe has

a unique way of guiding you if you pay

attention to resources and I became

resourceful out of pretty much a

necessity today I just hate seeing

people suffer and I love to see people

lit up and most people settle for far

less than who they are capable of being

who I think they really are in their

heart in their soul and so I bring

people strategies and tools to improve

their body their emotions the

relationships the finances the areas of

life that I think that emotion let's

unpack that a little bit so where are

you seeing people suffering today

everywhere there's all kinds of

suffering right I don't think most

achievers I perceive you to be an

achiever I certainly am we would never

say we suffer you know you get stressed

right you may get a little frustrated at

times but if I follow the trail of your

stress it'll take me to your deepest

fears and I always believe that life is

the dance between what you desire most

of what you fear most that's where

people play and so I like to dig

underneath and find that so you see

people suffering you know billionaire

clients will call me up and want me to

help them with the business aspect and I

can't see myself as a Trojan horse I was

telling you off-camera

I I go in there to get people what they

say they want but then I deliver what

they really need and what we all need is

life that's more meaningful a life

that's more fulfilling

um a lot anything that they want well

they'll say you know I want to take this

division to another level or it's an

athlete and they're melting down I got a

transfer Minah Williams down right now

what am I going to do or you also see

people suffering over the littlest stuff

I mean we live in a world where 50% the

planet lives on $2 in 50 cents a day 9

our bucks a year and most people worry

about their finances and I think we want

to do well an area I put focus on that

help people in that area but to suffer

it's just to miss the beauty of this

moment that's the beauty of your life

and I'm obsessed with if I can't find

ecstasy in this moment here with you

Bryan as wears that may sound if I can't

enjoy this moment thoroughly more

accolades more economics more business

more whatever is not going to make your

life any better but if you can enjoy

each moment and you can let go of the

brain does when it starts to make up all

these stories is you're stressing

yourself out about think there's a

problem you'll handle that problem from

a different place as opposed to trying

to have a problem from feeling weak or

tired or exhausted or stressed or pissed

off for every case maybe well it's

easier said than done right I mean do

you think it's you think it's a function

of not feeling you've got options or

you've exhausted those options 9 out of

hope what is it what's difference for

everybody but it's the mind you know

your brain my brain is 2 million years

old and it's not designed to make you

happy right inside to make you survive

happiness is your job the brains not

going to do that the brain is always

looking for what's wrong and have a

fight-or-flight to that right it's

survival and since there's no

saber-toothed tiger for us to deal

anymore now we worry about what are

people thinking of us or you know do I

make enough money or will this person

stay with me and all these things that

the mind does so the minds always going

to do that it's learning how to train

yourself with a new set of habits to

look at it to be entertained by the mind

and to know that you're more than your

mind you know I teach people techniques

on how to use their body to change the

mind because we try to just manipulate

your thoughts you can kind of find

yourself going in circles we've all

rationalized million things but I found

that when you

physiologically when you focus on the

heart when you breathe in the heart

there's scientific studies that show

that when you're really stressed I can

take your EEG and your EKG the

electrical pulses in your brain and your

heart and they look very jagged there

was nothing like each other if all you

do is physically touch your heart and

concentrate on your heart and breathe in

your heart and for two minutes think of

three things you're grateful for

simplistic as that sounds I can show you

how I can line you up and you'll see eg

an EKG

first of all go from jagged to round it

and then they literally become identical

in sync and when they're in sync that's

when you're in that flow state that's

when like the perfect words come true

you you're like where'd that come from I

like that so that's when stress

disappears that's when you come up with

that brilliant idea you've been trying

to sign a new zone and you're in the

zone but you can put yourself in the

zone rather than hoping the zone shows

up and that's why I get the call from

the athlete is break down I got to do

something now or you know as United

States called I'm going to be impeached

in the morning Clinton tells me what do

I do and I said you know could you call

me sooner since it's the morning but

it's made me have to become incredibly

resourceful and showing people ways to

unlock which are inside of them I'm not

here to be their guru I'm not here to

teach them to be like me I'm here to

help them unleash or reconnect to the

greatest resourcefulness that's in every

one of us and they're all different so

many questions yes so the peanut gallery

outside looking in you know will say to

all of us you know what gives you the

right to in the fill in the blank yeah I

mean how did you how did you get here

like are you just the people whisperer

you know we we work with the dog

whisperer you know are you a fortune

murdering footman I'm a cover they call

biggest yoga's / yeah like so is just is

this intuition to you is it come

naturally is it in a learned skill um

it's 39 years of experience my 39th year

tuning this I started when I was three

poor joke I wish it was true but for 39

years all I've done has been obsessed

with what makes the difference in people

what shifts on what affects them and I

have an insane standard of wanting to

constantly improve what I'm doing so I

can help more people do more and

do something over and over again you

concentrate your power and go deep most

people stay on the edge they try to

download a bunch of things I just

decided when I came to the human

experience psychology real human

psychology not that in your past history

but what really drives some of their

beliefs their values that rules their

emotional states of biochemistry the

more I can learn about that then you

only have so many ways to be messed up

and have unlimited ways to help you and

so we're going to keep moving but this

doesn't work something else will I'll

find a way and when you've done that for

so many years you know it looks like

magic there's a great book that your

audience might really enjoy called the

talat code if you've read it I haven't

it's the talk of the book and the reason

I bring it up is it explains why seeker

achievers like the best of the world

sometimes they come in clumps or in

communities like I don't remember the

real number but I think in Russia

there's a small little city has like 24

gold medalists in it or you know you

look at Serena and Venus right and they

actually go through and show that

there's some common patterns that make

people have these supposed gifts and

what it is is a couple of things it's

this incredible concentration of power

that they do it's more than the 10,000

hours theory it's a nice theory I think

there's value in it but you need to move

your 10,000 hours and a half hours away

and you're not going to get deep what

these people do is they do what's called

deep practice deep practice means

they're always putting himself at the

edge where they can fail and if you do

that all the time you're going to fail

and then if you're smart you'll learn

from it and what you learn from it makes

you that much better then also you're

going to experiment you're going to find

things most people won't do that just

keep doing something quote perfectly or

a way that seems to succeed and I've

spent 39 years doing deep practical I

also believe I really believe motive

does matter if if I was just trying to

take care of myself which one stage my

life that was my focus think about stuff

out you get a certain level of insight

because life supports more of life if

all of a sudden I had three kids

instantly I was 24 and had a 17 year old

son by marriage and 11 year old a 5 year

old in a child on the way

I had to grow at levels I never would

have grown for myself if you're trying

to serve a community either dipping

aside when you try to serve humanity if

it's not bullshit it's really true not

what you say to other people what's in

your soul you get a different level of

insights so it's time it's experience

it's deep practice um and its intent and

all those come together to create a

chemistry of transformation where you

can do things other people say that

looks like magic it's not magic it's

skills that have been learned is that

lievable sus book this last book some

money I wrote that book because I grew

up very poor financially I had a

Thanksgiving where we had no money and

no food and my father was in things to

my mother and vice versa that you can

never take back and a man came and

delivered food to our door and it

transformed me my father left us because

he was humiliated by it I thought was

the worst day of my life it turned out

to be the best because I looked at it

differently I looked at it this means

strangers care and I committed to find a

way to get back so I fed to families and

then four and then a little company I

got my employees involved and then I got

to a million people a year and then for

ten years I've had two million people a

year through my foundation then I

matched it for 4 million people year and

then I said write this book on money

because in 2008 I saw all these people

like my barber and my billionaire

clients were stressed my billionaire had

no cash flow

he was always money within his assets he

was trapped my barber was trying to get

on keep this place open I'm watching

people lose their homes it wasn't a

statistic to me so I had a unique gift

and the gift is that I've had access

most of them up north but I've coached

Paul Tudor Jones is that one of the top

10 financial traders in the history of

the world for 22 straight years every

day and then I see him in person every

three months for two and a half hours

he's not lost money in 22 years there's

no one in his category that can claim

that he need 200% in 1987 when the stock

market had is the largest crash in a day

percentage-wise still so I thought if I

took what I learned from Paul and then

if I interviewed 50 of the smartest

people in the world like Warren Buffett

Carl Icahn Ray Dalio

I could really do something about you

and so it took a lot longer it took four

years I got access to people no one had

got to John

also made five billion dollars in one

year in income genius people and I

compressed this book so that I can

really find a way that I could take you

know a millennial who's in debt right

now and how am I ever going to gather

this debt that I got from college I'm

going to pull this off or a baby boomer

and thinks oh my god I have no money and

I'm not going to have any money but for

return and show them the game is still

winnable you know a lot people watch

this show are entrepreneurs great and so

do you think that's something that we're

born with is it in our DNA or is it

something that can be taught and learned

I believe it absolutely we try to learn

but we're born with an essence but what

we do with that essence the development

side is really our choice and being an

entrepreneur is something that some

people it's instinctive in them that

they want to run the show they want to

make it happen they have a passion and I

want to bring it to the world and I

think that's what starts a business

versus the only problem is becoming an

effective entrepreneur it's driven to

being an entrepreneur how many

entrepreneurs you know they got like

three businesses and you know there

isn't one of them that's really working

that well it's like you know I'm not

good with one child let me have two more

kids simultaneously right so when I

because I train entrepreneurs and I

train business owners and you probably

know you know I deal with some of the

most successful business owners in the

world

I don't just deal CEOs I deal with

founder CEOs like Marc Benioff at

salesforce.com I started that business

right out of one of my seminar said I'm

going to grow this to a hundred million

dollars a year to eight billion this

year you know or around the corner here

Peter Guber owns the Dodgers and on to

the NBA Warriors got 52 Academy Awards

so I coach people like that but I also

coach that average person who's just

beginning the journey and I teach them

if it so cold in the growth of your

business is always you it's always your

psychology and your skills and I found

it's 80% psychology and 20% skills I'm a

strategist I know the right strategy you

can save you a decade of time so I'm

totally into that but I also know I can

teach you all the best strategies but if

you've got limiting beliefs if you're

overwhelmed if you're stressed out if

you're saying I don't know what to do

unite them if you're not going to

execute it so I work on their psychology

and skills and the promise that I have

is you're going to grow your business 30

to 130 percent this year

you say that somebody who's losing money

or somebody who's not grown forever they

think it's impossible but I do five big

boot camps and I deal with companies

like hone X which you know is the

largest home builder in in Mexico they

attribute to us five hundred million

dollars in sales half a billion is

pretty nice or a contractor who's got an

army of - I haven't girls business 100%

because there are certain fundamentals

that you gotta learn it's like you're

not a pilot by chance right yeah haha if

you're a pilot

anybody could become a pilot and fly a

plane when the weather is good but you

have to have special certifications

called IFR to REME when there's bad

weather a fog you can't see anything so

you got to really read those gauges most

entrepreneurs don't have to read their

gauges they know how to do a well when

the sun's out which is why in ten years

ninety six percent of them are gone four

percent make it and make it doesn't mean

that they make any money just means are

still standing so learning how to manage

the financial intelligence of your

business learning marketing you know

learning how to recruit learning out a

trainer is a skill side but you need the

psychology and the skills together to

execute yeah what are some of those

principles can you make it out oh yeah I

look at business and say you have to

work harder on the business than you do

in the business it's not a new term but

it's an important way to think I tell

them I take them through this immersion

I say there's pillars of your business

so one of those is knowing where you

really are and where you really want to

go so close - because that is right they

knew where you are like no one business

you're really in yeah when Steve Jobs

took back over Apple in 97 the first

thing you said is that everybody down

and I noticed cuz most Danny apples

coached by him and said what business

you in everyone said the computer

business it goes then we're screwed

because we have two percent of that

business and Microsoft in those days was

98 percent of that business and he said

we got to connect to something larger

what what makes us different and they

started coming up with language like we

connect people to their passions and we

deliver it in the coolest way in a way

that always works when is they're

connected their passions race in where

people's passions they went music change

the entire company and it was pictures

and then it was communications which led

the phone and today you know it's not

apple computers it's Apple they changed

the name even and

I'm you know more than half of apples

business or phone company today we never

would have been that unless they were

able to change from for a computer

company to what business are we really

in the second thing I guide people

through is to figure out who are you

because there we all have different

gifts right and as an entrepreneur we're

all entrepreneurial but some

entrepreneurs are artists they're like

incredibly skilled maybe they do

incredible design of fashion or maybe

they write great code or maybe their

skill or their gift is they can sell ice

to an Eskimo they're great negotiator

persuader but a person most people start

a business are artists in on a run a

business they just have something to

believe in and they go market it but

they don't grow very much because

they're trying to deliver what they want

to deliver and they really don't know

enough about what their client really

needs and wants

and the second type of person is a

manager leader the manager leader is

someone who loves to manage people and

processes they don't care about making

the product or service it's the system

they want to manage the third kind of

person is an entrepreneur and I don't

mean entrepreneurial I mean a real

entrepreneur loves risk if you

understand this you got to say Who am I

and who do I need if you're an artist

and you're going to grow your niece Lee

the manager leader to partner with

because they're going to have a

structure that allow you growth you're

just an artist you're going to be

probably self-employed and not grow at

the level you want and all this is

teachable real fast another component we

list is what's next where are you right

now in the lifecycle of a business just

like a child you got your four kids you

know they're predictable problems when a

child is you know an infant you know

they're going to go to the bathroom in

advance you know they're going to get an

earache first time you have a challenge

I rented the hospital third child yeah

it's a problem but like we got this

thing handled right you have to know

what stage you're on your business

developing to make it work you gotta

make your mark and you gotta master

sales got knocked optimization so I

teach people as we teach them all these

skills we immerse them and then we give

them 90 minutes a week every week to

work on these one of these seven pillars

every week with their people their army

at or the army of 20,000 and when you

work on the business not in the business

when you realize there's two businesses

they gotta manage the business on

in the distance I need to become if I

just work on the future my business

falls apart if I just work on this I'm

not ready for the future and someone's

going to compete and beat me when you do

ninety minutes a week like that and

you're skilled and you're trained you

can grow your business geometrically

welcome to you today in the last Tony

Robbins you wake up you ain't got that I

am I live in six different locations

homes in couple countries about I go to

12 to 13 countries a year a couple of

countries I go two or three times here

like Australia and London and so forth

you know typical data in a wake up

exercise very unique I always the one

thing I do consistently always I get my

morning and the first thing i do is i

prime priming budget two things I jump

in hot water and they jump in freezing

water and I do that as a both something

good for the body because it stimulates

the immune system the lymph flow it

wakes you the hell up every organ your

body when you drop in 56 degree water I

have these cold plunges and all my homes

and my home in Sun Valley I know I have

the river so if it's snowing I go I

literally go the river every day it's

also a discipline of saying mother you

know what I'm telling you what to do and

you're like training my brain when I say

it my brain and body does it there's no

hesitancy and I've done that for decades

so it's vibrant and when I do ten

minutes of what I call priming patiently

planning no magic in me um most of us

think that our thoughts are our thoughts

and it's not true

we're unconsciously influenced by so

many things in our environment and then

our thoughts are get triggered from that

I don't wake up saying wow I'm just

gonna naturally feel good every day I

got three hours sleep last night and

wake up hill now I said today that's

luminol eastcoast do helps me got here

really late I wake up first thing I sit

down and I do 10 minutes 10 minutes to

cry myself think of it this way Brian is

that most people have like a highway to

stress a highway to pissed off a highway

to worry and they got a dirt road maybe

to happiness and it's neurological the

more you go into state like I'm sure

you've met people they walk in and they

they're always pissed off we're always

worried right or some people think

they're funny but they're not but they

have such a good time they crack you up

too because they have such a good time

so we primer cell

to be a certain way so I do 10 minutes

my my philosophy is in your attendance

for yourself in another wife it's the

first 10 minute so what I do I do this

physical change with my breath in my

body to change my biochemistry and then

I use 3 minutes I'm just thinking of

three things that I'm incredibly

grateful for and I step in like I'm

there

why gratitude because you can't be angry

and grateful simultaneously you can't be

fearful and grateful simultaneously and

anger and fear what mess people up so I

literally wired myself for and I make

sure one of the 3 things are something

easy like the wind on my face or the

look on my child child's face or

something so I don't have to have a

mountain of achievement to really feel

that gratitude then maybe 3 minutes of

prayer prayer for healing in my own body

my own life

any problem being solved prayer for

those around me my clients people and

then maybe three minutes of what I call

my plea to thrive which is what are the

three things that are most committed to

achieving I think I have the most value

and I see and feel them is done and I'm

I say 10 minutes but it usually feels so

good I got 12 14 sometimes 18 minutes

but then unwired

you know and by doing it everyday and

literally trading the nervous system

this is what it's going to be like and

so it's my equivalent of of you know

watching the creativity component where

my criminal fear taking the hot coffee

versus the gold card

yeah so using my example so I you know

my alarm goes off I should get up get my

clothes on and go running I don't feel

like it so sometimes I climb back in bed

it's too cold or you know I don't feel

like whatever how long should that

process take before I'm wired to love to

go out and run well if you make it one

of your three to thrive it's different

for everybody but my guess is a few more

than a peep less than a few weeks if you

really did it you're going to have so

much internal desire I mean think of it

this way there's two types of motivation

there's push in there's pull if you're

trying to push yourself which is what

you're doing you're running right now

I'm glad to see the shoes on getting you

ready for it

but if you're trying to push yourself to

run they're gonna be days where you do

it days are not right you know I know

sometimes you might beat yourself up

about or you know projects up your shell

but you still doubt if it's pull there's

something out there you want so much all

the hundred times

a powerful in push because push wears

out pull does not and if you can find a

pole that is spiritual emotional

relationship based something that's tied

to your identity where this is Who I am

like I never have to push myself to get

on stage to do 50 hours in a weekend

which is incredibly grueling I'm pulled

to it because I'm made for this I know

this is what I'm made to do and create I

know magic is going to come out of this

so it's not a push and so it's truly

because how to get yourself to do this

all the time I was like I don't get

myself to do it I'm pulled to do it

you've been to a lot all else I guess

what I want to know is you know now

we've had a certain level of success and

achievement you work with great people

is it easier to start something new now

because you know you file a hindsight or

experience or was it easier back then

when you had a shorter distance to fall

or fail I don't have a yeah I would be

lying saying I don't have concerns or

fears at times or stresses about bones

but I got a 90 second rule I look at

that as suffering and I'm not a sufferer

so it's like in order to have those

fears you have to be focused on yourself

you have to obsess about yourself like I

might fail I might lose something I

might have less of something I might

never achieve something and that's what

the brain does so I just don't put up

with that crap you know it's like it's

not like I'm the superhuman positive guy

I don't have battered tough times it's

just like I'm an athlete you know when

you build your muscles and you use them

over and over again they get bigger and

what was hard is now easy and I believe

that psychological most muscle spiritual

muscles emotional muscles courage is you

don't use it you lose it you use it more

it gets stronger and all of a sudden

people go how do you do that you know I

built it like you can build any muscle

you know faith because a muscle unused

it gets weaker doesn't get stronger

passion unexpressed wanes it doesn't

expand so for me I find it easier today

because I'm more wired than I was ever

before I believe are like us pumped up I

mean like I have been through so much

shit in my life as most of us have been

and I've run so many companies I think

how many challenges I mean I have I have

companies 18 companies we do five

billion in sales twelve I actively

manage and they're like a resort in Fiji

and then there's a coup he's like it was

in a million dollars a month what am I

going to do you know I think I could get

through that and then I've got you know

partners in a vitamin company nutrition

company it was 250 million dollars and

one of my partners went bankrupt and it

was join several so now I'm on the hook

for you know hundred fifty million

dollars you know it's like and I didn't

have hundred fifty at that time when you

make it through all those elements you

develop a level of certainty that says

I'll find a way I'll be guided there's a

higher purpose in this and I'll try

something doesn't work so I'll try

something else and you just keep

shifting until you get there so for me

today it's easier plus as you get

smarter you know all of us as we get

older hopefully if we keep growing not

ever you know some people say I got ten

years of experience and I look I'm going

oh you got one year experience you did

ten times yeah you haven't grown in nine

years I'm very direct and honest with

people but if you really have grown you

can do more with your pinky 20 years

then good years in then I used to be

able be using every resource I had so

it's it's there's momentum there's

really momentum is such a powerful piece

when you make new insights what mistakes

have you made oh my god so pretty well I

asked us because you know a lot of

people can can learn from your apples

experience yeah but I'm like where I

made mistakes in relationships a bitch

takes the business of any potential

mistakes which one would you like

let's talk about relationships because

has anyone ever betrayed your trust or

stab you in the back of course I don't

use that language anymore I don't stab

me on the dock to show me the scars

right what they really did they stole

some money from me or most countries do

they told somebody something I told them

not to tell them and they stabbed you in

the back the reason I say that is our

language creates a biochemical change in

us and it's good to become aware of the

language used because some of it is

elevated breaking down and should say

your ability to make progress but now in

my business I have people steal for me I

didn't know how to recruit the right

people I first I've created people that

I thought were my friends and they were

but they were incompetent you know then

I recruited people that weren't my

friends were confident but they had no

integrity

I mean I you know I as the example i

gave you one of my partners in business

I mean left me with 115 million dollar

bill when I had not much money so the

beautiful thing was I figured out how to

get through it pay it off make it happen

my level of growth it's like I look at

whatever problem there is it's going to

stay a problem - you had a spiritual

breakthrough sounds corny but an insight

a strategy build a different muscle and

I've done that so many times at this

stage it's there

in intimate relationships no one tells

you how to pick your partner so you know

I I married a woman early on I really

didn't want to get married but I didn't

want to feel hurt she was sad and I

married her right really good human

being and instantly had three children

so the beautiful gift I say 14 years -

the kids were gone and then I finally at

39 said you know I don't want to enter

another decade this way and let's stay

friends with and this and you know I

thought it'd be an easy thing to do it

wasn't she was very upset it was ending

and I went to all of those pieces but

every one of those experiences when I've

suffered when I've experienced financial

challenges emotional challenges you know

physical challenge with you know I had a

day where doctor calls me and tells me

you got a tumor in your brain I mean

that alters you i buried for fathers and

you know one mother in alters you but

through all of that you develop a

clarity about what's really most

important in your life can you learn to

let go of all the bullshit and stop

making it an excuse for you to be upset

because I just believe life is too short

to live pissed off to live worried to

live frustrated and so you learn you

move on and you become better and that's

really what I've done isn't as easy as

that I mean it's not easy at all it's

horrible it stopped its grind your soul

I don't wanna give you illusion

something is easy but the more you do it

the easier it gets because you developed

the wiring did you hold on to grudges at

one point I'm not a my wife Italia

sometimes she's been frustrated because

I'm a brie forgiving guy I love people

I'm but I'm not stupid anymore

you know it's like the frog and the

scorpion story I'm sure you know it's

like you know

I look at what somebody's nature is and

so you have people like I'm a friend

that put some pretty horrible things

years ago I'm still friends with it but

I might seem once a year I don't have in

my life every single day so it's it's

still being intelligent give us gonna

formula to getting unstuck you know just

it's a topic you talk a lot about yeah

well first of all nobody stuck okay when

you when you give yourself that data for

metaphors take over our minds assume say

oh my god it's freaking out up at the

end of my rope live in tomorrow if I

said let go of it come over here and

they look at me like you know or you

know I'm between a rock and a hard place

show me where when you make up these

metaphors they literally take you over

they hypnotize you so for me nobody

stuck I'd sometimes tease people I say

if you've ever been in Vegas you know

that big Hoover Dam is when they're

building that thing two people fell in

they're still there they're stuck if

you're not Hoover Dam you're not stuck

yeah playful people but if you want to

shift your state just really we're

talking about when you stuck what you

need to overwhelmed you're stressed

you're depressed or whatever you have to

understand that the fastest way to

change your state is not with your minds

with your body and if you make a radical

change in the way you move the way you

agree the way you've walked your

shoulders like if I said to you there's

a depressed person behind curtain number

one there I'll give you a hundred grand

if you can describe to your favorite

charity if you'll describe to me what

they look like we're not even seeing the

mind the curtain what would you say what

do they look like hands hanging down low

where's the shoulder slumped over

yeah where's their head down talk you

out or quiet quiet faster slow slow how

do you know I've been there yes we've

all been there but what happens is if

you take that same person and you change

the solar position you change the

breathing you change the tempo they move

you literally change their biochemistry

and I've done this with the best

athletes in the world presidents of

countries presidents of companies and

then about I've done what 38 years now

and then about two and maybe three years

ago a woman at Harvard did the study

called power positions and what she

proved is what I've been showing people

all over but she did find typically she

showed by standing like Wonder Woman or

Superman in two minutes of standing that

way nothing

else your testosterone increase in your

body is 20%

cortisol will drop 18% which is a stress

hormone and your 33% more likely to take

a risky decision which entrepreneurs and

business people got to do all the time

so I don't just have something stands

dollar die shows not a move breathe

shift and it's 10 times more dynamic

when you do that you'll get out of the

funk you got funk in two minutes what do

you see here and try and think yourself

out of it

people get circular thoughts have you

experienced it yourself most everybody

I'm sure I mean you get to a point where

you feel like you know thinking or

feeling something different that is not

going to change you feel like it's your

circumstances or that the decisions that

you've made you sort of made your bed

and I have to lie in it right and that's

the last week it's a really important

thing you brought up the only thing that

screws you up is limiting beliefs that

you don't investigate that you just

accept right this idea I've made my dad

and I'm going to leave it well does that

stupid thought it's not true

if someone somebody said to you to say

you've got to pay the consequence for

this the consequence is for you to

change it that's the consequence you to

go for sitting and just accepting the

consequences a stupidest thing you could

possibly do but our culture has

hypnotized us look before you leap

you're also taught he Whizzer takes his

loss no what the hell are you going to

do between the two so what I like to do

with people is help them uncover what's

really stopping them and it's two things

it's the state your own the mental

emotional state when you're pissed off

frustrated sad depressed overwhelmed you

can't fight way of a paper bag

right because in that state you're not

resourceful if you are feeling playful

or creative or passionate or driven or

hungry or grateful you get a whole

different set of insights and thoughts

so it's learning to tie yourself train

yourself snap yourself out of it

physically that makes a difference but

then it's also finding what's holding

you there what's holding you there is

usually a blueprint a set of beliefs a

set of rules and you got to desiccate

them and I teach people series of

techniques on how to blow out the stuff

that cycling's belief system bullshit

pretty much the same thing in most cases

there's a limiting belief system it's

usually bullshit and when you see the

truth it instantly changes the game for

you when you when you witness it when

you experience what's real

well that's amazing maybe look into this

camera and give entrepreneurs small

businesspeople whatever sort of your

best advice for success you know first

maybe behind this is what we should be

focused on this is the definition of

success and maybe here are some tips how

to get there people ask me all the time

you know what is success

and it's so individual I would never

tell somebody else what success is I

would say when most people pursuing

success I think what they're really

pursuing about a word they're pursuing a

greater quality of life and in order to

have an extraordinary quality of life

it's got to be life on your terms and

you know some people's idea of an

extraordinary life is you know writing

beautiful poetry we're having a garden

some people's idea is building a billion

dollar company some people are three

point two perfect children I know it's a

to culture I do what they do um everyone

has a different idea so my approach to

helping entrepreneurs business people or

anyone is to say you've got to figure

out what is an extraordinary life for

you what would that look like today not

five years ago or ten years ago but

today the way you look at life alive

instead of an old story and then there's

two skills you gotta master the first

one is the science of achievement and

it's a science I spent four years

interviewing these people and I

interviewed the smartest finance people

the world can I pick no one from the

lucky sperm Club nobody that inherited

it they all started with nothing team

multi-billionaires and what you learn is

they do it different ways but there's

some universal patterns and success

leaves clues if you apply the same

results it's a recipe it'll work for you

too I've done it other people done

singing through your body we're all

biochemically unique but there's certain

fundamentals of a universal girl laws

there's a science if you violate them

you're gonna have low energy disease if

you align with them you're going to have

high energy so there's a science to

achievement but the second master lesson

for an extraordinary life I believe is

even more important cuz I've dealt with

so many achievers that are still

miserable they got everything they got

their academy award I got their Golden

Globe they got you know they took the

company public they got a billion-dollar

Network and they're miserable so to me

that's insane

and the

they missed the second master lesson of

life which I call the art of fulfillment

art it's not science because what's

going to fulfill you is different than

me or this gentleman here sorry I don't

know the cabinet's first name but

whoever it is Will Smith you it's like

if you want to know what the universe or

God loves go to the forest diversity

it's not the same thing and when you

look at maybe good examples if you go to

an art show you ever going to art show

in LA or New York like a high-end art

show and you walk in and you look at the

painting go you're joking right this is

not art right how much isn't the guy

who's ten million dollars it's gotta be

nuts are you an example Steve Wynn yeah

loans the wind hotels as I got a good

friend of mine called me up on his

birthday two years ago this is 20 KO

over my house because my birthday's and

I know I'm look for seniors know you've

got to see something he said I have

coveted this painting three years and I

just outbid everybody

I spent 80 million dollars for this

picture I was like painting I said oh my

god I can't wait seeing so I'm picturing

I don't know some Renaissance thing and

I show up and it's a rough coat you know

Rothko is ah no it's in orange and red

square a big giant orange in red square

and it was easily dollars its Steve I

said give me $100 of paint in an hour I

can polish it off I could promise you

and he laughed he goes oh you don't know

the story and here's what's so cool he

finds eighty million dollars of the

dollar because he must be a hundred

times more sophisticated I am but I'm

going to orange red square right the

beauty of life is our diversity if you

want to see the ultimate failure in life

its success without fulfillment that's

the ultimate failure to the art of film

and I think is a more important than two

so he asked me to look in the camera and

talk to these entrepreneurs and say you

know what's the most important key to

success I think it's hunger it's it's

not getting satisfied you know if you

look at a Marc Benioff at Salesforce if

you look at Richard Branson's friend of

mine or you look at anyone you respect

who's achieved at the highest level

intelligence is an incredibly important

distinction and a valuable thing to have

in life but I always tell people you can

find so many intelligent people can't

fight their way out of a paper bag

what matters is hunger hunger that

doesn't go hunger to learn a hunger to

grow hunger to serve a hunger to get a

hunger to create breakthroughs most

people are hungry until they make a

certain amount of money and then they

get comfortable and there's nothing

wrong with that but it's not about the

money it's not about the business it's

about your growth because every one of

us either grows or dies people ask me

all the time what does it take to be

happy or say one word progress progress

equals happiness because achieving a

goal feels good for how long a week a

month three months I mean there needs to

be something else and there isn't or

something else is because you got to

grow and I think if you can decide that

success is life on your terms but it's

also a meaningful life where you found

something you care about more than

yourself that you want to serve whether

it's your family or a community or a

mission or your company then you're

blessed and success is that experience

that not only achievement but

fulfillment and it can't be achieved

unless you're growing and unless you're

giving in ways that you're not

positioning the giving it's not what

other people say it's what you know in

your soul and I think if you can find

those things inside yourself they're not

easy but they're worth it

you'll have a life that will look like a

dream to other people all think you're

lucky because we're all rewarded in

public that we've practiced continuously

in private

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AN: IF IT'S SUNDAY MORNING,

YOU'LL USUALLY FIND MARGARET

SHEA SINGING.

>> AT THINK ONE OF THE

HIGHLIGHTS FOR ME IS TO GET TO

SING WITH THE WESLEY CHOIR.

IT IS PURE JOY.

MORGAN: SHEA ISN'T A MEMBER AT

WESLEY STREET UNITED METHODIST

CHURCH.

BUT THIS WEEK THEIR CONGREGATION

WELCOMED HER'S WITH OPEN ARMS.

>> THE BONDS CARRY OUT.

THAT IS WHAT THIS WORSHIP

EXPERIENCE WILL BE ABOUT TODAY.

MORGAN: THEY MAY LIVE DIFFERENT,

BUT THEY SAY THERE IS MORE TO

THEM THAN MEETS THE EYE.

>> WE HAVE SO MUCH MORE IN

COMMON THAN WE DO IN DIFFERENT.

WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THE COMMON

BOND AND NOT THE INDIFFERENCE.

MORGAN: DOCTOR MARION MILLER

SAYS THAT WAS THE REASON FOR

SUNDAY'S JOINT SERVICE.

THE MESSAGE GOING FORWARD IS

THAT WE NEED TO LEARN HOW TO

ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER.

MORGAN: WESLEY A PREDOMINANTLY

BLACK CHURCH PARTNERED WITH WALL

STREET UNITED METHODIST A

PREDOMINANTLY WHITE CHURCH TO

FILL THESE PEWS.

THE HOPE IS THAT BY SITTING SIDE

BY SIDE CHURCH MEMBERS WILL

LEARN A LESSON IN LOVE.

>> IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN

THE LESSON OF THAT TOGETHER WE

CAN DO MORE.

WE CAN ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER TO

BE THE CELLS THAT GOD CREATED US

TO BE.

MORGAN: IT'S A MOVEMENT STARTED

ON A SUNDAY THAT WORSHIPERS WANT

TO SPREAD TO THE REST OF THE

WEEK.

>> IT IS A SEGREGATED PART OF

THE WEEK AND THAT IS ONE DAY

THAT WALL STREET AND WESLEY WANT

TO GO.

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LL WORKING TO GET MORE

INFORMATION ON THIS.

WE'LL UPDATE YOU AS SOON AS WE

LEARN MORE.

MARISA: BREAKING NEWS, OFFICERS

ARE AT THE SCENE OF A ROLLOVER

CRASH ON I-25 AND SAN ANTONIO.

ACTION 7 NEWS REPORT KAY

DIMANCHE IS THERE LIVE, WITH

WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR.

KAY: I AM HERE AT I-25 AT SAN

ANTONIO AT THE SCENE OF THE

CRASH.

A CAR HAS TURNED OVER ON ITS

SIDE.

POLICE SAY THERE ARE INJURIES

BUT HAVE NOT GIVEN US MUCH

DETAIL.

NORTHBOUND TRAFFIC ON ICE 25 IS

BEING REROUTED -- I-25 IS BEING

REROUTED.

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Hey guys thanks for watching Beyond Science, it is Mike Chen.

In a previous video,

I talked about Fast Radio Bursts or FRB,

these are high intensity radio signals

that blast through the universe at incredible speeds

and over incredible distances.

And they only last a few milliseconds,

making them extremely difficult to detect.

And that's why we have not been able to figure out what produces them,

what they say and where they originated from.

Until now, astronomers have now pinpointed

the exact location of the rare bursts of cosmic radio waves

that have been a mystery for nearly a decade.

Researchers from Cornell University and McGill University

have determined that these radio wave signals

are coming from a dwarf galaxy more than 3 billion light-years away from Earth.

These strange radio burst were first detected by radio telescopes in 2007.

But since they occurred so quickly and randomly,

astronomers thought that the telescope's had no function.

But in 2012,

another burst was seeing through the telescope.

And finally, astronomers realized that something was up

That's when researchers began to monitor the general area

where the signal was sent from

and later found out that the burst comes from

a dwarf galaxy more than 3 billion light-years from Earth

At first, the origin of the Fast Radio Bursts

was start to be somewhere within our own Milky Way galaxy.

But now we know that is not the case.

Although, we still aren't sure what's causing the bursts

something that the bursts are associated with massive highly magnetic

and rapidly rotating neutron stars called magnetars.

These magnetars could possibly produce the FRBs

due to surrounding material ejected by a supernova explosion

or material ejected by a resulting [post star]. (không rõ chính xác là từ gì, nhưng [post star] có vẻ như là quá trình giải thể của các vì sao)

But of course, others believe that these are in fact signals sent by aliens

who are trying to tell us something.

I think maybe I fall more into that second category.

But bottom line,

the pinpoint of these FRBs is a huge stepping stone

to the future discovery of why and how these radio bursts are created in the first place

And I'm not saying it's aliens,

but, I think it's aliens.

Next up, if you could find out how long you will live,

would you want to know?

Scientists at Boston University claimed to have to discover a blood test

that could help predict life spans.

The test utilizes biomarker data collected from 5,000 blood samples

and analyze it against donor health developments over the subsequent eight years.

By doing this, they were able to identify patterns

which could predict their chances of getting age-related diseases

such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes.

This means that people will be able to predict and catch diseases early on

which will aid in their treatments.

But what this test does not do is predict

whether you're gonna get hit by a car

or you're gonna die because you forgot your anniversary.

And finally, the Minority Reports may soon be a reality.

A company called Space Imaging Middle East located in Dubai

recently announced that the Dubai police force has deployed its crime prediction software,

which analyzes patterns from pre-databases

and attempt to spot when and where a crime is likely to occur next.

Now the developers won't say exactly how the AI is predicting the crimes.

They only mentioned that the software uses sophisticated algorithms

to make its predictions and it's highly accurate

And if it ever does develop into the magnitude of what we see in the Minority Report,

I think that'll be really awesome, yet a slightly disturbing.

Because look, if we can stop bad guys from doing bad things before they do them.

I'm all more with that.

At the same time, where does this end?

Like our computer is going to eventually be able to predict,

I don't know, as soon as the baby is born

whether it's going to be successful or a criminal in the future?

We can have to be okay with trusting our computer trusting an algorithm

to tell us if somebody is a potential criminal?

I mean, this video we talked a lot about predictions,

we talked about predicting how long we will live

we talked about, of course, pre-crime.

I think for me, I just see all this going somewhere really cool

but also really terrifying.

And guys, this whole predicting crime thing is not just sci-fi, it is actually coming

There was a Stanford research done about this topic some time ago

that says in the year 2030,

pre-crime softwares computer analysis artificial intelligence

will be heavily used to try to predict crime that has not happened yet.

But guys, let me hear your opinions on this.

Do you feel like this whole computers determining crime before it happens

is this really cool, is this necessary?

or it is slightly terrifying to you?

Let me know in the comments below.

In summary, in this video we talked about a potential alien signal,

a new blood test that could maybe tell us how long we will live,

and pre-crime agency may be established soon

Also let me know, if somebody could tell you

when exactly you will die, would you want to know?

For me, I would not,

because I already get really nervous on the morning of, like, a huge test

or what I'm about to go for a job interview,

I just can't imagine when it's the morning or even a year of my death

I just feel like walking around all zombie-like, wetting my pants all the time.

The anticipation is self-kill me.

Alright guys, thank you all so much for watching this video.

See you.

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Kesselrollen – Let the good times roll | VAUDE - Duration: 2:41.

I'm Anne Pelzer and I have a small shop,

it's called Hyggelig Bikes,

and I sell electric cargo bikes in Stuttgart.

I'm Gerard Ulnitz, I live in Stuttgart.

I'm Alban, Alban Matz. I come from Stuttgart.

For my 14th birthday

I got a blue Peugeot road bike.

I really took good care of it and I loved this bike,

and it made a lot possible for me - also in terms of distance.

And I think it's what made me

become a die-hard cyclist.

For some people, it seems to be important

to be able to park right in front of the café

and then drink their coffee.

What's stupid is that only two or three can do it,

then the complete area is filled with three cars

and all the rest... have to look for a space.

To get around in the city, you need

something like a network,

every car has a road system available

and when you ride your bike, of course you can use these streets too

but what you really need is a degree of protected space,

a bike lane - especially on streets

where speeds are higher, like 40 or 50 km/h

you need some protected space for cyclists

which doesn't exist yet.

So if you want to talk about a network

you can really only talk about the holes in this network.

I've had the feeling, and I still have the feeling

that there are a lot of cyclists – more than you actually see

or realize are in the city,

and they just need to be seen.

That's why there's the Critical Mass, which takes place once a month

and all cyclists meet up.

And this is great because then you really notice:

Wow. There are really a lot.

Using it to draw attention and ideally,

to advertise for biking

and to show how great and easy it can be to ride in the city.

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Eric Green's Monday Forecast - Duration: 1:02.

WE ARE ABOUT 30 AWAY FROM OUR

MORNING SUNRISE.

IN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS, HAVE

TEMPERATURES IN A GOOD SPOT TO

KICK THE WEEK OFF.

WE WILL HAVE SEVERAL DAYS OF

STORM CHANCES TO DEAL WITH AND

BY WEEK' END, IT WILL BE HOTTER

AND DRIER.

WE WILL TOP OUT AROUND 80 OR SO.

LOOKING AHEAD TO WEDNESDAY AS

THE CHANCE OF THE BEST SHOWERS

-- AS THE DAY WITH THE BEST

CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND STORMS,

AND THE COOLEST TEMPERATURE DAY.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, WE WILL

START TO SHUT THE STORM CHANCES

OFF AND AROUND ALBUQUERQUE WE

EXPECT DRIER SKIES.

IT IS A COMFY 81, TWO DEGREES

BELOW AVERAGE.

SCATTERED STORMS AND SHOWERS IN

THE METRO.

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Taylor County officials request State of Emergency after storm causes damage - Duration: 1:55.

EANUP.

>

JAMIE BROWNING FOUND A LOT MORE

THAN DIRT, GRASS, AND BASES

SUNDAY AT THE TRACE CREEK GIRLS

SOFTBALL PARK IN CAMPBELLSVILLE.

>> LOTS OF LEAVES, TREES, DEAD

FISH, TRASH THAT CAME THROUGH

THE CREEK AREA.

CAROLYN: HEAVY RAIN LEFT ITS

MARK ON THE FIELD, AND NOW

VOLUNTEERS ARE WORKING FAST TO

GET IT IN SHAPE TO PLAY BALL.

>> THIS RIGHT HERE, IT'S A MINOR

SET BACK BUT WE'VE GOT TO COME

DOWN HERE AS BOARD MEMBERS AND

WE'VE GOT TO GET OUR HANDS

DIRTY, GET IT CLEANED UP.

IT'S NOT ABOUT US, IT'S ABOUT

THE LITTLE GIRLS.

CAROLYN: SATURDAY'S STORM LEFT A

TRAIL OF DAMAGE THROUGHOUT

TAYLOR COUNTY.

>> FROM ABOUT 8:00 TODAY WE HAD

A PRETTY BIG HEADACHE ON OUR

HANDS.

CAROLYN: A BREAK IN AN 18-INCH

WATER LINE MEANT RESTAURANTS AND

BUSINESSES HAD TO CLOSE FOR PART

OF THE DAY, AND RESIDENTS HAD TO

FIGURE OUT A SAFE WAY TO GET

DRINKING WATER.

>> WE HAD TO GO AND BUY THE BI

GALLONS OF WATER AND JUST MAKE

THE BEST OF THE SITUATION.

WE KNOW IT'S NOT GOING TO LAST

FOREVER SO IT'S JUST A MATTER OF

JUST GETTING THROUGH IT.

CAROLYN: WORK CREWS FOUND THE

WATER LINE BREAK SUNDAY

AFTERNOON, GETTING WATER BACK TO

THOUSANDS OF CUSTOMERS, BUT NOT

WITHOUT ITS ISSUES.

>> WE HAVE WATER BUT IT'S JUST

REALLY, REALLY LOW PRESSURE.

IT'S JUST KINDA TRICKLING OUT SO

YOU CAN'T REALLY GIVE KIDS A

BATH OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.

IT WOULD TAKE YOU FOREVER TO DO

IT.

CAROLYN: THE STORM KNOCKED DOWN

TREES, FLOODED FIELDS, AND THE

WATER WAS SO HIGH IN SOME AREAS

THAT EMERGENCY CREWS HAD TO

RESCUE MORE THAN A DOZEN PEOPLE

FROM THEIR HOMES.

BUT THROUGH IT ALL, THE PEOPLE

WHO LIVE AND WORK HERE SAY IT'S

ALL GOING TO BE O.K..

>> IT'LL BE A LONG DAY BUT IT'S

WORTH IT TO SEE THESE GIRLS

HAPPY AND PLAYING BALL.

>> IT'S JUST, TAKE IT IN STRIDE.

CAROLYN: NO SEVERE INJURIES WERE

REPORTED.

THERE'S NOW A BOIL WATER

ADVISORY IN EFFECT, WE'RE TOLD

IT COULD TAKE UP TO 24 HOURS

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