u.s. hospital they have pain medicine so i never experiment having a patient who needs pain medicine like bone metastases that you're not going to say well let's not put this patient on pain medicine so we can try humor but i remember walking into the room of a six or seven year old boy who had bone metastasis no pain medicine in the hospital the child was screaming screaming bloody murder it's a horrible pain and from the story i was told is that this was something that went on for five months that the child had no respite from the pain and i remember because it was the first time walking in the room and the child. stopped screaming and for one hour the child was playing the look on the mother's face was breathtaking and so from ever since then in russia i say when i enter a hospital please show me the people who are suffering the most patch adams said american physician in the early saver here in spotlight studio will be back shortly after a break so stay with us then go. welcome back to spotlight i'm now we're not in just a mind that my guests in the studio today here i pad chatham us

u.s. hospitals and at the net estates, the top 20 health care insurance companies, the top 30 pharmaceutical companies, and 18 of the top 25 techs. we have similar relationships in western europe, china, singapore, and i could walk you through latin america. we have a point of view, needless to say. we have validated a lot of what is required it in the smarter health care system. that is not about a computer chip. that is not about a device or server or robber. it is not even about the eleconic medical records which everybody wants to define as nirvana. it is not enough. it is important, but not enough. it is about the data. on this planet, it is becoming more instrument and interconnected. we are capturing data in unperson added volumes. in three years, i.p. traffic is expected to be one, followed by 21 zeros, bytes. they're coming in multiple forms through rich media, not tags, cell phones, cameras, capturing it from every system or event imaginable. from the farm to the shelf. billions of individuals used the social networking. the most important point about this is not how much data darr

u.s. hospitals and at the net estates, the top 20 health care insurance companies, the top 30 pharmaceuticalnies, and 18 of the top 25 techs. we have similar relationships in western europe, china, singapore, and i could walk you through latin america. we have a point of view, needless to say. we have validated a lot of what is required it in the smarter health care system. that is not about a computer chip. that is not about a device or server or robber. it is not even about the electronic medical records which everybody wants to define as nirvana. it is not enough. it is important, but not enough. it is about the data. on this planet, it is becoming more instrument and interconnected. we are capturing data in unperson added volumes. in three years, i.p. traffic is expected to be one, followed by 21 zeros, bytes. they're coming in multiple forms through rich media, not tags, cell phones, cameras, capturing it from every system or event imaginable. from the farm to the shelf. billions of individuals used the social networking. the most important point about this is not how much data darrius.

u.s. visa. she has been told that cannot go with them. >> she has everything she needs from the americans. the cubans still have not given her an exit visa. the urgency required hospital treatment in the u.s. and is going ahead without her. >> queen elizabeth and prince philip are off on their summer holiday on the world's smallest luxury cruise ship repair they have -- cruise ship. they have headed to scotland. a number of important birthdays will be celebrated. >> gone was the usual uniform of a public parade. gone were the party guests. this was the queen of duty in going on holiday and didn't the smile just say it? does that she did in 2006, she has started a small cruise ship for a family holiday afloat and another birthday celebration. this time for the princess royal that will be 16 next month and the duke of york. for many of war, it will be a reminder of favorite holidays from the past. it brought to an into the royal family's around the scottish highlands. the loss was keenly felt. it seemed to be destined no more than a memory until 2006 this little ship stepped into the picture. she is a former -- refitted in renamed. on board are 30 cavan's and sweets, an

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u.s. citizen and worked at mountainside hospital in their janitorial services. so he spent two years here. i used to come here on the weekend. it was dreary and dingy. oftentimes a did not want to come because it was not very pleasant. but i was deeply grateful for the extraordinary care he received here. to all the care givers, we cannot thank you enough for continuing to serve in that facility that was not the most beautiful. but now we turn over to the facility that truly is beautiful. we want to thank you again. [applause] we want to thank you again for hanging in there with us. this is a jewel for the city. we can be very proud of it. we can be very proud of the leadership of the city. we can be very proud of the residents who live here and will have great dignity as they continue to enjoy all that is laguna honda. it is a privilege to be with you. i bring greetings from my colleagues, your congresswoman, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, who desperately wanted to be here today, a work called for other places. thank you all for the

u.s. hospitals in the united states, the top 20 health care insurance companies, the top 30 pharmaceuticaltop 25 [unintelligible] we have similar relationships in all western europe, china, australia, and i can walk you through latin america. a lot was required and what i would call a smarter health care system. it is not about a computer chip. it is not about a device or a server or a router. it is the even about the electronic medical records that everybody wants to find the path to nirvana. it is important, but it is not enough. it is about the data. this is becoming more instrumental and interconnected. we are capturing data in an unprecedented volumes. we are receiving these enormous strains in real time. they're coming in multiple forms for rich text and rich media, from self phones and cameras, from just about every system available, supply chains, water systems, traffic, poultry from the farms to the shelves. the most important point about this is not how much data there is. what is important is what the data can tell us. to capture that, you need to dive deeper. you need to move f

u.s. senate hearings on the deplorable conditions of indian boarding schools and hospitals on reservationshe's also led investigations of seven indian boarding schools, three indian hospitals, due to the poor service and abusive treatment of indian people. he's a former football and track star at oklahoma state university where he has earned a b.a. degree. he has an m.a. deling from -- degree from the university of california at birkly. mr. brightman is an ex-marine, served one year in the korean conflict where he was wounded in action. he was a disinterested student going through the motions during high school and college in order to play football. however, when he joined

u.s. citizens hospitalized for injuries resulting from the attacks. we are in touch with them and will be assisting in their medical evacuation in the coming hours and days. with that, i will take questions. >> do they include any peace corps volunteers? >> no. all of the peace corps volunteers have been accounted for. >> are they in critical condition? >> a couple cases, they have sustained serious injuries. i would not characterize them as life-threatening, but they need a significant medical attention and that is one of the areas we're focused on. >> should we understand that you accept or believe there claim of responsibility? >> they have made a public claim of responsibility. an investigation itself is ongoing. the preliminary information that we have certainly it would confirm that link. >> can you be a little bit more specific? are you talking about something other than the spokesman saying this? >> yes. in terms of the evidence that we are aware of at the attack scene, it confirms their connection. >> can you be more precise as to what the ev

u.s. and several hundred,000 people hospitalized every year from food borne illness. a serious problem here in the u.s. the numbers overseas is very hard to compare because the way that the data is collected is different. certainly, our disease burden is major, is significant, and our law is much more outdated than most other industrialized countries. host: carol on our democrat's line. caller: thank you. good morning. my main concern is not so much the acute food borne illnesses that occur but rather what the government allows to be put in the food to begin with. we have supposedly food dye that is are not harmful, you have drugs that are in just about everything. you have this in food as well as cosmetics. now, the government will say that this is harmless but it is not. this is something that is foreign to the body, this is something that the body has to process, the liver has to -- it overworks the liver, it accumulates in the body. bur you chemical companies are getting rich, you know, and your food companies, you know, sticking their products and putting these a

u.s. relationship is about more than terrorism. >> we have a commitment that is much broader and deeper than it has ever been. >> reporter: she unveiled $500 million of development plans, including new dams, hospitalsts. the u.s. hopes spending more pakistan will do more about militant groups that attack pakistan and u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> we expect to see greater activity in cooperation with the pakistanis against all these networks. >> reporter: her next stop is here in kabul for a major conference with more than 50 foreign leaders. and this is security right now in this city. this is the single busiest road. the only way for kabul to guarantee security lady of clinton's visit is to shut the city down. with mounting u.s. fatalities, many have questioned the counterinsurgency strategy. >> lhey, let's go! >> reporter: and the surge of 20,000 troops. clinton urges that they need more time. >> we playing catch-up? i'd be the first to admit we are. >> reporter: the problems with afghanistan and pakistan are still far from solved. nick schifrin, abc news, kabul. >>> and finally, a dreamy opening for leonardo dicaprio. >>> and finally, a dreamy opening for leonardo dicaprio. his latest film, "in

hospitals and hydro electric dams. clinton assured pakistani leaders the u.s.ommitment to their country will last beyond the fight against the taliban in neighbouring afghanistan. >>> a new report says san francisco could expect an economic boom if it hosts the next america's cup race. the city commission report came out today detailing the economic impact of the sail regatta. the race would be held in either 2013 or 2014. the report says it could pump $1.4 billion into the bay area's economy. that's three times more than what a superbowl would bring. the report also says the race would generate almost 9,000 jobs. >>> volkswagen of america is moving its electronics research lab from palo alto to bell month because it needs room for expansion. the new bellmont facility will be situated on 8.5-acres of land once headquarters of soft wake consider software maker. they will build all types of vehicles including electric cars. on wall street the stocks ended. with the dow picking up 56 points and the nasdaq gained 19. >> a massive project. coming up next a 3d map of

hospitals and hydro electric dams. clinton assured pakistani leaders the u.s. commitment to their country will last beyond the fight against the taliban in neighbouring afghanistan. >>> a new report says san francisco could expect an economic boom if it hosts the next america's cup race. the city commission report came out today detailing the economic impact of the sail regatta. the race would be held in either 2013 or 2014. the report says it could pump $1.4 billion into the bay area's economy. that's three times more than what a superbowl would bring. the report also says the race would generate almost 9,000 jobs. >>> volkswagen of america is moving its electronics research lab from palo alto to bell month because it needs room for expansion. the new bellmont facility will be situated on 8.5-acres of land once headquarters of soft wake consider software maker. they will build all types of vehicles including electric cars. on wall street the stocks ended. with the dow picking up 56 points and the nasdaq gained 19. >> a massive project. coming up next a 3d map

hospital. >>> in afghanistan, the taliban is offering to exchange the body of a u.s. serviceman forrin insurgent prisoners. they say the sailor was killed in an ambush two days ago, and another u.s. serviceman was taken into custody. taliban says the pair drove into an area under insurgent control, prompting a brief gun fight. it is unclear what led the men to leave their compound. the u.s. launched a massive air and ground search for the two missing men after they did not return to the compound on kabul on friday. elsewhere, five troops have been killed in separate bombings, putting july as the deadliest months for u.s. troops since the war began nine years ago. >>> new video this morning of former cuban president fidel castro appearing on state-run television in cuba. he attended a ceremony to pay his respects to fallen firefighters -- or rather fallen fighters in his revolution. during the public appearance, castro warned of an impending nuclear war sparked by the u.s. he says, and israel. this is the first video of him leaving havana since he had had surgery in ju

u.s. commitment to israel on matters of vital strategic importance. i want to thank you, too, for the grape hospitality you and the first lady have shown sarah and may and our entire delegation. i think we have to address the balance. i have come here a lot. it is about time you and the first lady came to israel. >> thank you very much. we have time for one question each. >> do you think it would be possible for a settlement moratorium in the gaza strip? do you think these [unintelligible] >> the israeli government working through layers of the various governmental agencies have shown restraint over last several months that i think has been conducive to the prospects of us getting into direct talks. my hope is that talks have begun well before the moratorium has expired that that will create a climate in which everybody feels a greater -pinvestment in success. not every action by one party or the other is taken as a reason for not engaging in talks. there ends up being more room created by more trust. i want to make sure that we sustain that over the next several weeks. i do think that there are a rang

. >> in washington two men were hospitalized after an explosion ripped through the backyard where they were living. both are active members of the u.s. a roommate said they decided to throw an oxygen canister in a backyard fire to see what happened. both men were on fire when they ran inside the house and the canister landed in front of a nearby coffee shop. a gas station worker says he felt the blast. >> it felt like somebody shoved you. >> local sheriffs office is getting a warranty to search the home to see if there is any -- a warrant to search the home. >> the sonoma county sanitation district is being fined $348,000 for violating california's water code. it's linked to 37 fewer overflows between january 2007 and last january. the district says that money would be better spent a upgrading the sewage system. >> there are no signs of any leaks from bp's oil well. so nice to see it still. the cap that cut off the gushing oil yesterday is still holding. pressure readings are lower than they expected. 6700 pounds per square inch. they thought it would be like 7500. it could mean that it finally may be depleting but if the pressure d

hospital. he sent most of his paycheck to his wife and daughter in the philippines. mariano spent 20 years in the u.s. navy and served in the persian war before retiring from the service. >> he's a very quiet and nice guy. all i know is just go to work, home, work, home. >> reporter: those who knew mariano say they can't think of a reason why anyone would want to kill him. the shooting comes five days after another shooting in downtown oakland. there does not appear to be any connection between that shooting and this morning's. >> there's no evidence, no witnesses suggesting this case could be suggested. on the first case, there was a robbery that went bad. >> reporter: the city is offering a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest in this morning's shooting. police are asking anyone with any information to please give them a call. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an investigation is on the way this evening into the cause of a large fire early this morning that seriously damaged a house under construction in the oakland hills. it was reported just after

after hearing this story, at least one local hospital and fire department have called to offer him a job. >> wow, talk about great timing. yeah. >>> today the u.s is expected to approve a plan to extend unemployment benefits through the end of november. . >> the bill would provide weekly checks to 2.5 million americans and cost $120 billion. so that's the topic for our question of the day. do you think the senate should extend unemployment benefits? "absolutely. most of that money goes to buy groceries, school clothes, its. we need to survive. jobs are very, very hard to find right now." >> on facebook, jean says, "yes, thank god i am working. but many of my friends have searched hard and are still unemployed." >> also on facebook, greg writes, "it is the least they could do. are they not responsible for this mess? ." >> meaning congress and lawmakers and such. >> yeah. good point. >> slightly different question, who do you like more, lady gaga or justin bieber? >> monday we give you the light stuff. let's go out to the san mateo bridge. show you what it looks like out there. foggy commute across the span. but your drive time still looks great

he visited walter reed hospital on a recent trip to the u.s. and talk about mental health issues facing soldiers returning home from the war. this is about 30 minutes. >> we have about 20 minutes left, but i think we ought to move on to afghanistan. it was covered by the foreign secretary. >> what do you expect to see in the next six months? >> we are talking specifically. >> in terms of the security as well, i have already announced to the house we are going to be seeing british troops leaving, and i would like to make the first point that what we will be seeing is proper equalization, because the potential you would have, but with similar sides trying to look after this portion of the population. i think the agreement we reached with the americans is good in terms with how we deal with helmand, and i think it is good to the united kingdom's contribution. i think it gives a chance to fully take the advantage of our own standing with a population and the political environment, so i see it as conservative, and i see it pushing forward in terms o

. >> two men are hospitalized with serious burns after an explosion ripped through the backyard of a home where they were living. both men are active duty members of the u.sroommate says they decided to throw an oxygen canister into backyard fire. what happened, very large explosion. both men were on fire when they ran inside the house. canister through through the air. a gas station worker on the other side of the street says he felt the blasted. >> it felt like it knocked me from the countered foot and a half or so. >> local sheriffs office is getting a warrant to search the home to see if there is any more military equipment inside. >> sonoma county valley sanitation district is being fined $348,000 for violating california's water code. it's linked to 37 sewer overflows between january 2007 and lasts january. the district says that money would be better spent upgrading sewage system. fines are scheduled to be reviewed at a public hearing. >> there nor signs of any leaks from bp blownout oil well and this morning, bp says it is encouraged nearly two days after capping it. here a view from the live camera in the gulf of mexico. all is still and that is

hospital in critical condition. officials apparently confused her with another victim from the same accident. >>> north korea is threatening to retaliate with nuclear weapons against the u.sand south korea this morning as those two countries carry on their largest war games in years off the coast of the korean peninsula. the "uss george washington" is leading the maneuvers with ships. >>> former dictator fidel castro is reclaiming the spotlight. the 83-year-old made his first reported appearance outside of cuba's capital city since intestinal surgery forced him to give up power four years ago. castro wore an olive green shirt similar to the military uniform he wore for nearly a half a century. >>> and finally, given the current heat wave, check this out. the world's first doggie ice cream truck. the k99 van was in london's regent park serving up soy ice cream to these canine customers. they have two flavors, canine cookie crunch made with dog biscuits and dog eat paw world which is a bacon and chicken sorbet. that's the first look at the headlines. and, you know, sadly, you may just have been able to twist my arm yesterday to eat that, i was so hot. >> bacon ice cream sou

u.s. commitments to israel. i want to thank you, too, for the great hospitality that he and the first lady have shown to sarah and me and our entire delegation. i have been coming here lot. it is time that you read the first lady came to israel. >> thank you. we have time for one question each. i am going to call and steven carlson. >> [unintelligible] >> first of all, let me say that i think the israeli government, working through layers of various and governmental entities and jurisdictions have shown restraint and the last several months, but i think it has been conducive to the prospects of us getting into direct talks. my hope is that, once direct talks have the moratorium has exxired, that that will create a climate in which everybody feels a guerrilla invest -- a greater investment in success. there ends up being more room created by more trust. i want to make surr that we sustain that over the next several weeks. i think that there is a range of confidence-building measures that can be taken by all sides. thhy can improve the prospects of a successful negotiation. i discussed some of those privately with

u.s. >> reporter: t.j. says while he was touched she had shown up at the hospital he was also a little surprised.the time she started medical school. he was in high school then. >> i would cook supper sometimes when she wasn't around. i kind of took care of myself at that point. >> reporter: ultimately she sent him away with no forewarning to live with his father in a tiny coastal village hundreds of miles away. >> i can remember being really upset and pissed off about that happening because i had friends here and i had no time to tell anybody basically -- i didn't even know why i was going other than mom didn't want us around. we in the way i guess of her trying to go to school. >> reporter: and, says t.j., in the way of her opportunities to be in the company of younger men. >> she's kind of reliving university life again. >> reporter: including andrew bagby. >> he was funny. >> reporter: when t.j. heard about andrew's murder -- >> i just figured, okay. well, he was in america. things happen in america that don't seem to happen up here as often. >> reporter: when someone tells you that your moth

hospital. firefighters evacuated the building for about two hours, but there were no major injuries. >>> new this morning, tensions are high in the u.s. and south korea are practicing military maneuvers off the korean peninsula. the world's most advanced aircraft, the f-22 is at the center of this morning's maneuvers. the f-22 raptor can detect missiles and evade missile sites with high tech equipment. the media got to see it in action as u.s. and south korean warships and helicopters practiced anti-submarine maneuvers. both militaries are preparing in defense just in case north korea were to attack. the u.s. may be on the verge of military action against iran. a former cia director says it seems more likely because no matter what the u.s. does diplomatically, tie raehran kee pushing ahead with their nuclear program. he predicts iran will be close to having an actual weapon soon and u.s. leaders said that military action, of course, is an option because sanctions don't seem to work. >>> check out the surveillance video, very close call. seven people were on board that boat that you see right there at the bullfrog marina when it explo

condition, let's say a heart condition, and easy and much money was spent in one hospital and how much was spent in another, then u.s. companies survived, it turns out, surprisingly, when you give them more health-care: they are more likely to survive. as the "new york times" pointed out, the dartmouth atlas does not lead dow care that improves life. if one spends less on each but all five died, hospital saves patients could right word because only compare cost before death. surprisingly enough, the thing our intuition would tell us turned out to be correct. you cannot just wave a magic wand and say we're going to cut health care and everybody's going to get better health care. how is it that the health care plan, and health-care law will wind up cutting what people are allowed to spend out of their own money, we're not just talking about what limits the government will spend out of your tax dollars, we're talking about limits you will be allowed to spend out of your own private funds, there are four basic groups we will focus on. understand, this is a complex and carefully written bill and it is carefully written t

u.s. commitments to israel on matters of vital strategic importance. i want to thank you, too, for the great hospitality you and the first lady have shown sara and me and our entire delegation. and i think we have to redress the balance -- you know, i've been coming here a lot. it's about time -- >> i am ready. >> -- you and the first lady came to israel, sir. >> we look forward to it. thank you. >> any time. >> thank you very much. thank you. all right, we've got time for one question each. i am going to call on stephen collinson, afp. >> thank you, mr. president. as part of the steps which need to be taken to move proximity talks on to direct talks, do you think it would be helpful for israel to extend the partial settlement moratorium, which is set to expire in september? and if i could just briefly ask the prime minister, with regards to the sanctions you mentioned, do you think that these measures will contain or halt iran's nuclear program where others have failed? >> let me, first of all, say that i think the israeli government, working through layers of various governmental entities and jurisdic

u.s. commitments to israel in matters of vital strategic importance. i want to thank you, too, for the great hospitality and the first lady have shown my wife and i and our entire delegation. i think we need to redress the balance. we come here a lot. it is about time you in the first lady came to israel. thank you. >> thank you for your time. >> we have time for one question each. i will call on stephen from the ap. >> what steps need to be taken? the thiik would be helpful for israel [inaudible] do think thaa these measures will help keep the program going? >> first of all, let me say that the israeli government working through layers of various governmental entities and jurisdictions have shown strength over the last several months that i think has been conducive to the prospects of us getting into direct talks. . and sell, in -- and so, i want to make sure we sustain this over the next several weeks. i do think that there are a range of confidence-building measures that can be taken by all sides that improve the prospects of a successful negotiation. and i have discussed some of those privately with

hospital curve into downtown. >> time now 9 02 we are 50 minutes away from apple's big press conference the company expected to address a reception problems. but if u.s word out of them. will tran is trying. >> we are trying to give the best try i keep asking can you give us something our viewers want to know. they just keep saying there's a news conference at 10:00. half an hour from now they will allow us inside to supper. the one answer basic question will steve jobs be there. they can't say. they just saying keep being patient. there is speculation they will talk about the iphone for in the reception problems surrounding it. earlier this week consumer reports that millions of people read and don't make that move before buying. the timing odd to me on the heels of that report that's why would they call this know if you own iphone for keeping it on kron 4 at 1010, 1015 we will let you know if iphone will address that issue. they will talk about may be a bumper case for the iphone ford tempo or reception. >> we will check again as we get closer to a. loyal customers still showing up to order the phone and even with adults about the reliability of th

u.s. military and all of the areas particularly the medical area we were not quite sure what was needed in terms of how much was needed therefore we responded with house but -- hospitalhip of what we knew would be great demand but many of us were surprised that in particular medical arena is how quickly the ngo community was able to respond and rebuild the capacity even in a rudimentary way to address the devastation d from the military perspective how we enabled that is by opening up the airport and at the seaport as quickly as possible to enable these deployments of ngos whether it be hospital capabilities from the government. but we were not sure how quickly we would be able to transition in terms of decreasing the size of the military based on the increasing capaility of the international community whether it be ngos or other militaries some areas we were surprised just how quickly, medical been one of them i know i personally was surprised at how quickly that capacity was able to build. but just getting rid of the city in terms of transportation was a huge problem not only because of the devastion and the members of the roads blocked due to rebel and everything

medical center made the top 10 list of america's best hospitals, uc san francisco's medical center is number seven in the rankings, put out by u.s. news and world report. john's hopkins in baltimore came in at number one, number two was the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota. the rankings are largely based on specialty areas like treatment of diabetes, cancer and neurology. >>> nice day to be outside. >> you knew somebody had to take advantage of that, didn't you? >> generally it's jeff ranieri who likes to run out there and show us the sights. tonight he's in mountainview. >> how are you guys doing in the studio? >> we're doing great, you look like you're doing better? >> i'm soaking up the sun out here, we're getting ready, the rehearsals, drums are going. we have the festival coming up here in mountain view. it's hot out here, but i have my little fan helping me stay cool. so we have the mountain view festival coming up. let's bring in doug sawamura, the festival is this weekend. what kind of things can people expect out here? >> lots of food, japanese food, japanese beers, american food, fun and games for the kids. bingo fo