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Except... um, i've never judged a fight. your first success really came as a boxercize instructor. we weren't boxercize instructors, we taught boxing classes, that's what we did, for-- harvey: for housewives, and business men. - exactly. - harvey: and it caught on, and it did well. - yes, did really well. - harvey: so what happened? what happened was, in boston, at that time there was a guy named whitey bolger who ran the town. harvey: he was a mob boss. dana: yeah, and he had guys under him, and one of the guys was kevin weeks and they showed up at one of my classes one day, him and another g...

Except... um, i've never judged a fight. your first success really came as a boxercize instructor. we weren't boxercize instructors, we taught boxing classes, that's what we did, for-- harvey: for housewives, and business men. - exactly. - harvey: and it caught on, and it did well. - yes, did really well. - harvey: so what happened? what happened was, in boston, at that time there was a guy named whitey bolger who ran the town. harvey: he was a mob boss. dana: yeah, and he had guys under him, and one of the guys was kevin weeks and they showed up at one of my classes one day, him and another g...

I'm buzzed off about this one. two top army generals talked about how to suppress a "new york times" piece on a very serious topic, concussions from mandatory boxing classes at west point by plotting to get "usa today" or the "wall street journal" to talk about a more favorable study. the brass involved are army general surgeon lieutenant general patricia and the west point supervisor lieutenant general robert kaz lan jr. they spoke of deliberately delaying a response to the freedom of information request. both generals say the summary misinterpreted their remarks but it's pretty clear that th...

I'm >> two top army generals talked how to suppress a "new york times" piece, a serious topic, concussion from mandatory boxing classes at west point, by planning to get u.s.a. today to write of a more favorable study on army concussions and the brass according to a meeting summary are army general surgeon and the west point supervisor speaking deliberately delaying a response to the information request while pushing the sympathetic version, both say the summary misent interested their remarks but it is clear the army officers paid by the taxpayers are trying to muffle a negative story on conc...

Right now. 2013. 30 clubs across the country under construction. they have 200 more planned. there are 1,000 calories you can burn during these boxing classes. obviously this is a great opportunity for veterans. physical job you can keep the shape going when you were overseas or in the military. you can save money. >> true communications. >> yes, they are actively looking for veterans. it's voice, data all of the things we use the internet for which is basically our lives. looking at 120 people you can be a cell tower technicians. you can be an engineer or project manager. those jobs range 55,...