bye. see you guys later. listen up, let s go. get your biscuits. two blankets, bag, go to the left side of the yard. line up on the left side of the yard. let s go. t.j. mcdaniels is in san quentin for a 90-day observation period. his behavior will determine whether he will stay in prison or perhaps receive a suspended sentence. i m going to start your exercise program right here with this hill. let s go. all right. real quick, i m here five days a week. three simple things. i don t want no phones. don t ask me a date i don t know. and don t miss your lockup. real simple. all we do is shower and eat. it s a wrap after that. you got any problems, let me know, we can fix it.
bye. see you guys later. listen up, let s go. get your biscuits. two blankets, bag, go to the left side of the yard. line up on the left side of the yard. let s go. t.j. mcdaniels is in san quentin for a 90-day observation period. his behavior will determine whether he will stay in prison or perhaps receive a suspended sentence. i m going to start your exercise program right here with this hill. let s go. all right. real quick, i m here five days a week. three simple things. i don t want no phones. don t ask me a date i don t know. and don t miss your lockup. real simple. all we do is shower and eat. it s a wrap after that. you got any problems, let me know, we can fix it.
forgive us our trespasses. sean phillips weighed 437 pound and says he was slowly killing himself with food. after medical staff put him on a diet and exercise program, he says he lost 175 pounds. but phillips still carries a heavy weight. he is awaiting trial for murder. he is accused of seeking vigilante justice against a man he believes sexually assaulted a close relative, a young girl. phillips admits he and three accomplices drove the man to a remote wilderness area and began beating him. i m not going to mince words. i beat the crap out of the guy. we beat him up in the field. i said don t come back ever again. phillips says one of the accomplices took it upon himself to stab the victim. the dude that was with me did it.
can you explain? absolutely. we ve known for a long time that exercise is a key player in preventing the bad things that happen when you have high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease. and now this study has shown us that no matter what your age is, if you get in the exercise game, you can reap enormous health benefits, and this is very important. jon: so starting an exercise program when you re in you re 60s, not too late? not too late at all. i would say that you need to have a check-up with your doctor and make sure it s safe to exercise, start slowly and then build. one of the big benefits of this exercise in the 60s is actually a prevention of cognitive decline and dementia. also it can help with depression and other things that aging populations face. part of that is because a lot of the exercise is done in groups, and it s very social and fun and engaging. so i think that s another real benefit of this. jon: and the people that were studied, and it was quite a
there is so much speculation about your brother, not just there in toronto from around the world, people just fascinated by this story that he has a real problem. your sister and your mother have both come out and say they don t think he has an addiction problem with alcohol or drugs. what do you think? well, he definitely doesn t have a drug problem. as rob has admitted. he feels he s been drinking too much. i want to be very clear here. rob doesn t come to work and drink and he doesn t drink every single day. but he does admit that he has excess of drinking at times and he s getting the medical support from a team of doctors and he s also gone on a pretty steady diet and exercise program. so we re confident that he s going to move forward. but no one has ever seen anything like we witnessed come out of your brother in the last week, such erratic behavior. that s right. so much impulse, control