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Were now able to recognise the dangers of disrupting our inner clock. so why is that so important. well its important we as medicine has discovered that violating the inner clock is actually really can be really really bad for you those of us journalist for example who work and doing shift work it raises your blood pressure it changes your metabolism it actually can cause you to have cardiovascular disease its a it can be a very very dangerous thing to pursue if you do it for too long and so its...

Alone. >> what i think retailers need to do is to provide some sort of entertainment for consumers when consumers want to shop in the store. >> im so glad you did story because you and i talk about it all the time. i want to give you some numbers to indicate what a massive shift this is. weve lost 6,000 retail jobs in may. thats the jobs report that just came out. 80,000 since the start of 2017. we lost some in the months before that. just to give you a perspective, there are about 16 million re...

>> we actually did catch him in the act. we watched the adversaries for a number of days and weeks. >> security experts say its possible to catch the cyber criminals after the act as well. >> most of the time when we respond to an engagement we have a number of elements we can find ranging from ip addresses to user names, the actual tools that the individuals used while theyre breaking into the systems. >> hackers often leave behind digital bread crumbs, everything from complex crews to circumst...

The south china sea. u.s. says following international law. china thinks differently. what will happen if we go there again. president upping amount tee when it comes to isis. will we see more boots on the ground in the fight against the terrorists. cold case confession more than three decades in the making. why a milwaukee man decided to come clean. what it could mean for his defense. it is all "happening now" coming right up. andrea: thank you. sandra: everyday stress isnt great for your healt...

Policing would be in a place like west baltimore? >> well, first let me start by saying to you that my maiden name is mcnamara so i appreciate the irish heritage. one of the things thats really missing -- when i think of community policing, what i think about is the officer who used to walk on the street and walk the beat. im talking about the officer who would go out and every night on a shift work in a particular community and the community would get to know that individual and the officer wou...

Day and night. all of it while dealing with sleep apnea. so time for another sleep fact. a region of your brain called the hypothalmus regulates your sleep and wakefulness matching them to the 24-hour cycle of day and night, called the circadian rhythm. that means your body never truly adjusts to shift work. >> if your nose is this shape -- >> today is a big day in glenns quest to find sleep stability. hes back for a follow-up test at fusion health, where he was first diagnosed in 2012. >> this ...

Cancer. its a frightening risk. sleep loss increases your rick for developing cancer. once you have cancer, sleep loss can accelerate the development of that cancer. its perhaps not surprising to find the world health organization recently classified shift work and the lack of sleep that you get with that type of work as a probable carcinogen, something that can increase that cancerous risk. so a lack of sleep is perhaps the most striking admission in the health conversation today. >> so thats c...

Eyes. all i needs to do is touch the spot, make a cut. go over here -- no, no, here. >> thats so impressive. this is just the start of it. imagine whats possible in the future. >> everybody as home read the teleprompter with us. we dont have to say anything, just look at it. >> that sounds like fun. now to a story that surprises no one. a new study shows that night work throws the body into chaos. >> researchers at sleep research center in england say shift work is linked to higher rates of ty...

Of systems where you can regulate the system rather than regulate down to the level of the doctor. also, because they want to transfer risk to physicians. they want physicians to be bearing the risk of the cost of the care theyre delivering. >> what is the incentive for doctors to sign up with big networks? >> other than the fact that their overhead costs are going up, so their real incomes declining. by signing up, they effectively become salary and at least know what theyre going to earn next ...

Swat and technical teams, the tactical entry teams available to come in. they will do shift work. swapping in and out so they stay fresh. and decide who, in fact, will be able to go in if they need to. what is going to be the best point of entry to perhaps make some kind of move against him. he is armed and dangerous. they are well within their legal rights, trace, to be able to go in and use the deadly force against this individual. >> i want to just jump in here, kim, if i can. we have breakin...