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If you are I'm Jeremy Hobson On 10 towards the Impeach the articles of impeachment and we want to pass back impeachment against their party the situation is familiar to our now and one of 5 Democrats who broke with the candidate and Congress is dealing with this congressman just really for impeachment what I think consistent with what the Constitution expected of members of the house there are Listen you can see already not simple when I won this vote I was like lied under oath to my Republican friends today do what you think is right in the house we're we're deciding what's good for actions you know back as a Festus my striking thing you said you had looking back it feels like a remarkable statement as was this a hard decision on the president when I have no trouble with him is his political interest and if that's not in talk a little bit about partisanship Here's how the push to him I parted stand today before I read your Republican that there I know you've heard it that Clinton was partisan I'm really interested to know which meant of Clinton paving the way for the partisanship as we know it yet Tanya I can only say sexual misconduct constitution in the Oval Office I would never have voted for impeachment were made of it being under oath in a federal Jubal offense not merely the tawdry activity and they now corners and ship I mean I'm you know I just miss it there is a certain degree of loyalty to one's political party that's up to that aside from the best interest of the nation of one's name and the long view in doing what's right not merely what's popular from Pennsylvania he was one of the Clinton thank you so moles Harmer's in relation the study by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute slighting Research Center was published Friday in The Journal of Clinical sleep on the study and director of the Lighting Research Center Mary out of what exactly why it impacts sleep and. We look at acting goofy which is sort of an object of measure of sleep as well in this population and what kind of like to to maximally in packs so there tends to be brighter than the typical bit more bluer and weren't giving that light only during the day drop the light levels because you want to have a very real fire and didn't Herson homes and assisted living facilities so what were the major takeaways from your study then reduces agitation versus in the caregivers they were more it was really a very I think you are in nursing it's of the mansion and you see the impact so it was a light that was you know effective was better and we saw that there was no effect with the potential I mean it was hypothesized that that's what we're going to seem to suggest that most patients in nursing homes and assisted living are not dictate always for me for the study designing and implementing lardy a nursing homes and assisted little technology is not going to hurt and the benefits are are smart people are going to start thinking about doing lies to the general population as Absolutely in fact the area with also retrofitting the lighting and more were recreating the lighting in cancer in very similar results so it's great because they are in one space the entire time so it's very easy to give them that robust obvious place to start and I think what gave you and the other researchers the idea to look into the effect of light Well it's knowing that light has this very strong impact on your biological clock it really is the main synchronizer of your biological clock so knowing that light has such a an impact and then now it's different then the kind of light that affects vision and we can to design the spaces that we're really in biological darkness when it comes to the lighting in the logical darkness and we see the positive impact right away let's have at home is there anything that they can do now to. Put up the windows set my windows and i like they like come and go outside for a walk in the morning every day at the same time if you can't do that bring in more light so add more of those table lamps or floor lamps increase the amount of light in the homes I would say put 4 times more but if you can go outside go for this Mariana figure who is the lead researcher on the new study about lighting director. Lighting re thank you so much for joining us thank you. Chuck all my merely died in prison rather it was a suicide attempt he said Now we board I'm Ari Shapiro with n.p.r. News. I'm Jacqueline pretty European Union and you're away comes on the same parliament Britain student leave the e.u. At the end of January with a transition trade period until the end of next after a shooting at a Montana casino Authorities say the attack rate falls police u.s. Industrial output is posting it output jumped a 1 point one percent to November back to you it had dropped to here and now. And then for here and now come celebrating over $75.00. Answers go undetected because or at the scout but you know and researchers say they could be in the 1st line of defense and catch Joining us now is Susie music a teacher at Palmetto years in beauty and hair styling and has been Susie welcome to here now. So some if you've had personal experience melanomas tell us commanded many people do things on their head and Scout ears. Back and have recommended them to actually go to see a dermatologist if I did have to have them removed and. Scalp also and if her hairdresser would not have done so it was so important I mean it's often where these difficult conversations to have actually they worry about talking to someone you know I've noticed something that looks a little suspicious to me and usually the conversation heads into No I'm not sure what it is but the next time you come to take a picture of it it's because that could possibly you know be something that you really need to have attention to there's now a nationwide Small's on their clients' heads but so many don't really know what to look for where you'd like well the training that we use is actually a program called I saw in cancer. Is On The Internet of course you know and if we use it to 2 different examples there is no skin cart there types melanomas or moles we have 6 to 8 months because we have police you know Turner at the student gets this training at least once while they're in school or over 40 years and really what I think abnormal on this that hey I'm seeing something that may be normal but it may not and you should just chalk it up exactly very easy conversation to have once you have some training on it I think so many times to hours students cosmetologist their communication skills maybe you know you need to have a little bit of help with that and that's what we're there far is still a client when we do see something like that how's your friend doing now you mentioned that her hairstylist spot it something on her scalp is doing great and she actually. Has spoken at some of our events that reaching it she wise that it was found by her dresser and she's 100 percent great she still though has to go very often about every 3 months to be tracked since she has had a melanoma but she's doing man I mean I know that most here Silas probably yourself included you didn't get into this business you may be Liz and it's just who. To actually be able to talk to our clients in music is a former hairstylist and current teacher at Paul Mitchell the school in St Louis Missouri said early detection is so important is often helps just shot a dermatologist person a school of medicine you started stylists against skin cancer we had a week very aggressive melanomas that were all found on a scout and they were all identified relatively early so that is when you want to catch them melanomas you don't body so I started to think about how I could leverage here's you know 3 or 4 cases and what I realized was that a lot of them were actually very hung education a set up they get very limited education in medical me imagine that if I hear Silas see something honest I'm looking at so training is very important when it comes to that it could be something like a mole or you know I can tell you as a physician patients don't love coming to see their physicians I will see their clients you know on a monthly by monthly basis year and her stylist they can actually monitor things they can see that something wasn't there and if I mean the idea that of course if you're having this discussion and someone says I act out is there any risk with actual stress. In most have to be blocked in the right way and then the similar alarming but just to let the client know you know I see a spot here I mean there's obvious a value way this out and. And equip them with these sort of business of the scout they kind of they couldn't as a web site where the client can then go with what I was doing is Connect the client with some of their so question for you I mean you your grandma what you say to her stylist throughout the country that comfortable with speak starting to take this program around the country so I'm hopeful that they will get this education through the American Society for Dermatologic surgery I'm very website there are a Power Point. You know obtaining this educational materials there's also no money that we came up with a shade because I wanted hairstylist Yeah and that turned the 1st surface and you know if something is elevated or depressed. For age so skin cancer is much more likely in people young but you know 40 years worst thing cancer really starts to become more frequent and then the d.n.a. Is what we would love and madness for the hairstylist to feel comfortable or have a connection with the dermatologist to the point of including McNamee to reassure hairstylist that again they're not alone if they do find something on the scalp that is unhealthy Dr Ramona of dermatology at St Louis University School of Medicine thank you so much thank you. And for more links to the hairstylists training programs mentioned this conversation is here now. 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You are I'm Jeremy Hobson as the stock market overall appears poised to gain 20 percent or so this year Boeing may end the year with shares about where they started and you can chalk that up to the $737.00 Max The company announced yesterday will pause production of the Macs starting next month because the Federal Aviation Administration is still reviewing whether the plane is safe to fly for more let's bring in Ali Velshi m s n b c anchor and economics correspondent a Ali they Jeremy and did going really have any choice in this matter given that the f.a.a. Hasn't given it the all clear and what does this mean for Boeing to pause a production this is a very big deal because they had about 5000 of these planes on back order and they were making about 50 a month they had reduced to about 40 a month and they're all backlog now they're sitting in storage because they can't sell these planes they can't get give the planes over they're just piling up airplanes and they'd This is gone from what was a small problem and I don't want to minimize plane crashes what they thought it was a small problem that could be easily fixed and as they have delayed this we have learned more and more about these planes and more people are having pause about flying on them putting them back into service approving them buying them so no I think in the end this was not Boeing's choice and what does it mean for all of the employees who make this point it's in space work it deployed the 12000 workers who built the max plane to other projects and for the moment it is not saying that it expects a layoffs or furloughs that said this is a major They were so something's going to have to happen but Boeing doesn't have somewhere obviously to put these workers and when you start to think about $12000.00 workers that could actually have some impact on the economy these are people who they're well are they're strong earners and they're involved in a major project that has at least 10 years or more of life in it so it's going to become a problem if this plane doesn't get approved for service. Fairly so now the reason that the plane is grounded is because of the 2 crashes one in Indonesia the other in Ethiopia the Ethiopian crash happened in March and since then despite all the work that's been done to fix the problems with the max I'm not sure anybody would feel safe at this point flying in one What is it going to take to get the confidence level up to get these planes back in the air so with airplanes it always becomes a you know leadership by the by the company the f.a.a. Sort of getting the media and the public on side the c.e.o. Of Boeing the other day said that he actually called this he said this could be the safest plane ever and now 340 people have died on these things planes like the 787 the a 350 no one's ever died on them so statistically that's probably not even possible and earlier this month there was a former Boeing manager who told the House Transportation Committee of Congress that for the 1st time in his life he said I'm hesitant about putting my family on a Boeing airplane now the truth probably lies somewhere in between the 2 but it may not be deadly It may not be the safest plane ever but this is up to Boeing just somehow demonstrate to the public what it has done to make these planes safe and then have everybody have air space writers and journalists and safety people say yeah they believe that part of the problem is going to excel long to acknowledge the problem that it is hurt their reputation that is only partially n.s.a. B.c. 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National political correspondent us Mahalo and I asked my pager Ok well let's start with the recent polls which show that there is kind of at the top then Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren and then people go to Judge do you agree that that's the top foreign or things still fluid yet I would wholeheartedly agree I mean this is the top 4 candidate feel that we've been seeing now for a couple of months it's something that was confirmed in the latest n.p.r. P.b.s. News Hour merest poll that we put out yesterday and you know I think there are some candidates who are trying to bump up and we see some of them resonate a little bit more has to be tracking well in terms of local you know on the ground sentiment and I will but we don't see that translating out to national sentiment at this point and what about Michael Bloomberg who has started to rise in some of the polls kind of still below he spend so much money he's not going to be on the debate stage Thursday night will that matter to his campaign Yeah I mean you're right you know Jeremy in saying that he has been bumping up a bit we see him at 5 percent or 6 percent in some of these national polls and you know my take on this is at this point in time he's kind of a fascination for a number of voters he will not be on the debate stage in part because he's not really playing in any of the early voting states so Iowa New Hampshire South Carolina Nevada that's not his game plan his game plan is that he will if it in Century just compete in states after that point you know will it matter that he's not in the debate stage I think for any candidate who is seriously trying to contend for the nomination to be on this debate stage to see how you interact with some of your competitors is crucial and you know we've seen that we've seen how Joe Biden has been able to be somewhat resilient despite attacks during some of these debates and we've also seen how Elizabeth Warren has been hit a number of times they are her. Stances for Medicare for all during some of these debates and how that has affected her in the long run so him not being in the debate stage I think it does hurt him in he'll still be allowed to you