[dr. john simons:] hello, i am dr. john simons and i'd like to welcome you to belief and believers. you're about to embark on an extraordinary journey and in a moment we'll leave this living room setting and go into the television classroom. there you'll start a journey with about 24, 25 other students, who have joined us to go on an exploration of religion. but what a journey it is. [ music ] [male voice:] so be it. [crowd:] so be it. [male voice:] tonight - [crowd:] tonight - [dr. simons:] this is armageddon, the field of armageddon. this is definitely not your father's oldsmobile. we're at the western wall, the last remaining wall of the second temple. we're at the san francisco zen center. it was the site of illinois greatest religious drama - the exodus of the mormons. this is the spot where jesus reputedly cried for jerusalem. [ music ] [male voice:] i'm not talking about god or buddha. [ music ] [female voice:] at the end of it, what is it for? for peace. [male voice:] you just discover it within our selves. [dr. simons:] we'll go through 24 classes in which we'll meet real b

welcome back, relation expert and on all things mars and venus, dr. john gray. welcome back. >> thank you, susan, a pleasure to always be on your show. >> good, and happy -- . >> happy thanksgiving? >> happy valentine's day. >> okay. >> what holiday? >> okay. and we want to talk about couples being together and marriages. light not restrict it to that. some people are in long-term relationships. >> yes. >> and i know you don't address gay relationships per shea and they're long-term. >> that's right. >> and don't people change and, if so, should the you expect it not to be all, everybody's going to be hot and bothered like in the beginning? >> when you hear the same song over and over issue you may love the song but after awhile, you get sick of it if the song doesn't change. people can change and if they continue to grow in a relationship instead of becoming stale, the same person over and over and over, can you rekindle the pack. one of the as -- easy ways is holidays. you go in and do something new and different. >> and let's talk about the changing, you know

>> my dad, dr. john, jr. may he rest in peace he passed this last year. >> what kind of agitator was he? >> am i data found it an independent space party in alabama when the regular party was dominated by george wallace in the dixiecrats. despite being a dentist and a two-time valedictorian his abdication was agitation and he poured hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own many in the 60's mind you and the early 70's into this political party so that alabama could vote for lyndon johnson and the newly registered black voters would have people to vote for and couldn't just go to but also run for office said that as who's lifework and he was very much committed to recapturing the greatness of african-americans in terms of political participation and he was in the area of construction because his grandfather had been a reconstruction legislator and he grew up hearing about his grandfather while he was coming of age and a radicalized him to be living under jim crow in alabama while hearing about the fact black

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johns hopkins calls it intolerable, saying dr. levy's behavior violates their code of conduct and everything johns hopkins stands for. >> dr. levy was the sweetest person. this is all -- this is just shocking. >> reporter: jessica whim said dr. levy saved her life, when she suffered complications during childbirth. but she is outraged with johns hopkins for failing to notify patients when the investigation began. >> to find out the way we did. hopkins didn't send out anything. i had to find out from the news? from family? it's not fair. i've been going to him for 11 years. >> reporter: dr. levy committed suicide this week in towson. patients may never get the answers they want. . >> i don't know if one of those videos has me on it. i don't know. but i can't sit here thinking about it. >> reporter: police also said they were in the process of setting up a criminal investigation interview, when dr. levy apparently took his own life. they've already executed warrants in the case. right now, they are combing through hard drives and vid

professor of defense anal stis post graduate school dr. john aquilla. great to have you with us . thank you for joining us today. >> let's define what is a cyber attack? >> a cyber attack aims to disrupt flow. sometimes thape control our power grids and sometimes it controls our finances and stock markets and everything that runs our society is run . that extends to our management as well general keith alexander said on a stale of one-10. he rates the cyber security a three. >> if we had some serious cyber war going on. this is it that doesn't just affect the military but every single american. talk about the ways they would be affected immediately and personally. >> you are in the middle of severe weather. imagine the power going out for more than 20 million people without power. i don't think want whole power grid could be taken down but possible on a regional basis. think . disruption of air traffic control in bad weather and busy times . think the floy of oil in pipe lines and natural gas. they are run by automated croils. these are each subjects to disruption. everything that

i'm dr. john simmons, and we are moving through the experiential dimension. today, as usual, we've got some very interesting classes on mystics and meditation, because we're looking at different types of mystical experience. but what i'd like to do is something we've had a good time doing and i like to do throughout the semester is what i like to call b & b sightings. we've talked about identity and relationship and boundary questions and rites of passage. are you folks beginning to see it out there in the world around you? any religious experience type things that you've gone through that you'd like to share with us to start out? yeah, sure. >> it just leapt out of a book that i was reading - a spiritual experience. it's called, two against the sahara. >> i'll bet you just happen to have that ready to read. >> i happen to have it ready to read. >> isn't she amazing? well, fire away. i'd like to hear it. >> these two, the husband and wife, who were newlyweds are walking across the sahara desert, and they've gone - well, with camels - and they've gone 3,000 mi

i'm dr. john simmons, and we've been asking eastern religions to help us understand the experiential dimension. a very interesting class last time on hinduism - some chanting, we talked to a leader of the hare krishna temple about religious experience, achman and brahman being one, the sense of connectedness, working through many different lives, reincarnation in order to find moksha, to find peace. and in this class, we're going to look at buddhism, which believe me, folks we'll be asking buddhism to help us understand the religious experience. but it's an even more fascinating set of answers to profound life questions. maybe one of the most perplexing for the eastern mind is buddhism, and we're going to be going through that today. but to make that all - important segue between hinduism and buddhism, which of course the segue in history is the buddha himself who makes that connection, one of our top students here, janet, was not here last week because she was in a hindu retreat, and i thought i'

i'm dr. john simmons and i'd like to invite you and welcome you to another session of beliefs and believers. we should have a fascinating class here, looking at the religious process. but we crossed over some themes last time, particular identity and relationship and religion, and i'd just like to ask you since our last class, did anyone have an incident in life, not necessarily religious, but something that brought up this idea of this fundamental nature of identity and relationship? anybody at all have an experience they want to share on that? yeah, janet? >> i went to a high school graduation of mother mccauley catholic high school this past saturday. it was very much a ritual event, and lots of prayers being said. >> did you notice what was being said though - i'm curious - what kinds of things were being said, anything that came out that you might have flashed on? >> it seemed like they were talking about - reminiscing about the past, but mostly focusing on the future, and what have we learne

criminal defense attorney bill airenwolf and my good friend professor of psychiatry dr. john from radar online has been following the trial. doc, starting with you this, woman strikes me as a cold person who is acting but she can't act. >> she acts so well she doesn't recognize she's doing it. you look into those eyes and there is no emotion. it's a black abyss. her feeling is put away so far you can't relate to her. >> but she's not insane. they're not offering insanity because she lied so many times, right? >> this is a classic textbook case of how not to defend a client charged with murder. it is. >> why? >> well, you know most defense lawyers will tell you they don't want to put the client on the stand unless they have to. when you're claiming self-defense, have you to but don't put on the stand six days and testify about everything else except why waits self-defense. >> but they're on direct now. six days of testimony. >> you want the jury to like her, if you watch the testimony there is nothing she's staying... >> i didn't like her the first day i saw her. >> no emotion

the vacancy created dr. john leopold resigned following issues arising over misconduct in office. this is becoming a competitive field. >> 16 people have applied for the job including a former county executive and a former first lady. the different -- the current chair may be the front-runner, john hammond. >> acting anne arundel county executive tossed his hat in for the vacancy. >> it's been a very difficult decision in many ways, but i have come to the conclusion that i think i can bring the leadership to anne arundel county that they deserve. it's time to move the county for word. >> the county budget director and expressed confidence that the county council will select him based on his experience in the private sector and his 36 years as a local government official. >> i have the best resume and experience. >> he is one of 16 including former county executive and former first lady. >> it is significant that we have a woman in this race. >> he told a forum that they would get rid of the perk of a security detail. he misused the police officers assigned to protect him. hammond

john hopkins said doctor levy's behavior violates their code of conduct and everything john hopkins stands for. >> drlevy was the sweetest person. this is just shocking. >> jessica says doctor levy saved her life during childbirth. she's outraged with john hopkins for failing to notify patients. >> to find out the way we did that hurt. hopkins didn't send out anything. i had to find out on the news, from family. it's not fair. i've been going to him for 11 years. >> doctor levy committed suicide this week at his home in towson. patients may never get the answers they want. >> i don't know if one of the videos has me on there or not. i don't know. i can't but think about it. >> reporter: police said it's going to take time to come through those hard drives and all of the victims may not be identified. i'm mike schuh reporting. back to you. >> thank you . city police have established a special phone line that number is 410-396-2269. >>> now a story we brought you as breaking news last night. police are investigating a murder/suicide in north baltimore. officers were called to the block of frisbee stree

did johns hopkins notify them appropriately and in a timely fashion or at all? >> reporter: dr. ta levy worked at johns hopkins for 25 years and saw thousands of women during his tenure with the hospital. he committed suicide last week, prior to the investigation being exposed by media outlets. >> reporter: johns hopkins saying only, words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for every patient whose privacy may have been violated. >> reporter: and johns hopkins hospital said dr. levy was dismissed from the hospital staff this month. but they never said why. i'm rochelle ritchie. adam, back to you. >> investigators believe dr. levy used a camera that was on his pen to record those women. well, wjz is following breaking news right now from florida. a chaotic end to today's nationwide series race at daytona, sent several fans to the hospital. take a look at what happened. >> and contact. smith turn around. tommy stewart is going to win this race. and a terrible crash coming to the finish. >> according to reports, the engine of larson's car, tore apart on impact. officials say seve

dr. johnartin from the heart health foundation joins us to talk about big myths concerning women and heart disease. >> i'm the president of cardiology associates the largest cardiology group in washington. >> when we talk about heart health it's a myth that it's a man's problem. >> women think heart disease is a man's problem. if you look back 50 years that may have been the case. but 30 years ago in 1984 women took over the top spot. more women die every year from heart disease than men do. >> we talked about how there is a big push for breast cancer across the country and there should be. it's definitely a disease that affects millions of women nationwide and worldwide. heart disease affects people more than breast cancer. >> it may be the biggest misconception women have. they are focused on cancer, especially breast cancer. the dominant color for women in health care is pink. statistics show ten times more women die every year of heart disease than breast cancer. heart disease kills more w

dr. levy. johns hopkins officials confirmed that levy, a gynecologist, had been fired 10 days before committing suicide for inappropriately videotaping and photograph in his patients during appointments. >> it has been [inaudible] let's put it that way. >> the law firm has experience with these cases, recently winning a judgment for victims in delaware after pediatrician dr. earl bradley was found guilty of taking videos and sexually abusing his patients. police tell 11 news through their investigation and has been revealed that dr. levy was using all types of surveillance type equipment to photograph and video his patients including using a pen that had a camera inside similar to this one that we found on the internet. police also say investigators found more than half a dozen servers, not hard drives but servers full of pictures and videos. he hopes hopkins does the right thing and settles that of course. >> they were shocked and dismayed, distraught. i have not met with one who has not asked for p

strike force and my good friend a professor of psychiatry at harvard university dr. johnr online alexis who has been following the trial. doc, i got to start with you. this woman strikes me as a cold person who is acting but she can't really act. >> and she acts so well that she doesn't even recognize she is doing it. you look into the eyes there is no emotion. it is not like your twinkle, judge. here feeling is all put away and some place so far you can't even relate to her. >> judge jeanine: but she is not insane and not offering an insanity defense because she lied so many times, right. >> basically a classic textbook case of how not to defend a client charged with murder. >> judge jeanine: why? >> most defense lawyers will tell you they don't want to put the client on the stand unless they have to. when your claim is self-defense you have to but you don't put the client on the stand for six days and have her testify about everything else except why it was self-defense which is what she has done. >> judge jeanine: still on direct now. six day its of testimony and haven

dr. niceelta lev -- nikita levy, as they were examined by the johns hopkins gynecologist. >> like how would i even know? it's just totally shocking. >> reporter: it's a case that rocked maryland. attention, patients of dr. nikita levy at johns hopkins. >> reporter: now, attorneys are jumping. >> there's been a lack of communication from johns hopkins. >> reporter: because of the enormity of the case, the firm has rented a conference room in downtown baltimore, to let victims know what rights they have under such circumstances. >> you have the right not to have been videotaped or photographed without your consent. and there is no justification for an exception to that. two, now that it's happened, you have a right to have open lines of communication, with the hospital. >> reporter: johns hopkins hospital has remained tight- lipped about the investigation, only releasing this statement, saying, quote, an invasion of privacy is intolerable. dr. levy's behavior violates the code of conduct policies and is against everything for which johns hopkins medicine stands. >> it's disgusting. you gotta

dr. nikita levy's former employer, a johns hopkins. authorities say he committed suicide this week after they began investigating him for secretly photographeding and video taping patience during exams. >> i would like for all his patients to receive some sort of compensation. >> the attorneys representing patients are currently able to gather more informational about what happened because of subpoena power. >> we look forward to finding out what happened. >> police say there were at least 1100 patients addendum is scarce in 1988. most of them do not know a thing where photographs are videotaped and if so, what's levy did with the images. he represents 685 of his patients and filed for one of them in the hopes of making it a class action lawsuit. >> believe johns hopkins has failed in its duty to be sure they are safe. >> they claim john's hopkins knew or should have known of dr. nikita levy's alleged conduct and that the hospital bridged their duties and standards by negligently failing to discover, stop and report dr. levy. the clien

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dr. levy's behavior violates john hopkins's code of conduct and everything against what john hopkins's medicine stands. dr. levy saw around 1,000 patients since getting his medical license. >> that's a violation. you have somebody that you're supposed to trust with your body your information which is supposed to be confidential. >> john hopkins has launched its own investigation. >> reporter: city police are setting up a hot line to hear from patients. they're asking anyone who was one of his patients to give them a call. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. according to the maryland board of physicians, the doctor still had an active medical license and no known disciplinary action. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. a fatal shooting in middle river. three people were shot, one of them died, two others are at the hospital. there's no word on the names of the people involved or what led to the shooting. stay with wjz and cbsbaltimore.com for the latest on this. >>> we're learning more about the murder of a university of maryland eastern shore student over the weekend.

dr. leavy. >> john hopkins says coworkers notified security about dr. leavy on february 4th. he was fired february. i'm rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news >> john hopkins remains tightlipped only releasing a statement saying that words cannot express how deeply sorry they are for every patient whose privacy may have been violated. >>> a baltimore county lawyer feeling the heat arrested on charges of dui. todd hoff arrested early yesterday morning for driving with his headlights off. officers say he was driving a county owned vehicle when he was pulled over just before 3:00 a.m. in towson. according to arrest reports, his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. he's also facing neglect and driving charges. >>> if you live in a more baltimore -- north baltimore, there's a good chance you heard a loud bang about a half hour ago. it's it takes a few seconds for the sun to catch up with a video. around 7:30, bge crews demolish an old natural gas storage tank near the jones expressway. crews imploded the steel structure just after 7:00 a.m.. the tank has been out

johns hopkins hospital. it reads in part, any invasion of patient privacy is intolerable. dr. 's behavior violates johns hopkins code of conduct and privacy policies and is against everything we stand for. it goes on to say that they are working closely with police in assisting them any way possible. >> police say it appears levy committed suicide. >>> changes in leadership. there is a major shakeup in the baltimore police department training program. it follows a devastating incident. wjz has been investigating where a trainee was shot in the head. we're staying on the story, live at the training academy. investigator mike hellgren reports on the new training director. mike? >> reporter: and denise, six people have already been suspended in connection with this. tomorrow morning, the police commissioner will be here. he will address the recruits and also the training staff. and talk about safety as well as welcoming the new director of the police academy. >> the fallout is growing, after a police officer was shot in the head during a training exercise last week. wjz investigat

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learned that a class-action lawsuit has been filed in circuit court against johns hopkins hospital, following the investigation into dr. nikita levy, who allegedly recorded his patients during examinations. >> reporter: class-action lawsuit filed against johns hopkins hospital is just one of what could be many filed today in baltimore city circuit court. >> and we believe that the commonly -- commonnallity justify a class action lawsuit, which would be more expedition for everyone involved. >> reporter: he filed that just before 4:00. he said the lawsuit has a total of 685 people. >> i believe, frankly, that each and every patient of this doctor, who learned of his conduct, his malicious, wanton, unlawful, outrageous conduct, has suffered damage. >> like how would i even know? it's just totally shocking. >> reporter: at it's a case that has rocked maryland. attention, patients of dr. nikita levy, of johns hopkins. >> reporter: now, attorneys are jumping at the opportunity to represent victims. >> you have the right not to be videotaped or photographed without your consent. and there is no justification. >> they have r

dr. leavy. >> reporter: johns hopkins says coworkers notified security on february 4. he was fired on february 8. >> johns hopkins has remained tight-lipped about the investigation, releasing only a statement that says, "words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for every patient whose privacy may have been violated." >>> a baltimore county lawmaker in big trouble after being arrested on charges of dui. he was arrest forward driving with his headlights off. he was driving a county-owned jeep when he was pulled over just before 3:00 in the morning. his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. he's facing negligent driving charges. >>> police are looking for a pair of missing girls. police say 13-year-old kamera martin has not been seen since yesterday. investigators say she left her home in the 3700 block of ellsersly avenue. anyone with information is asked to contact police. here's the other girl police are look for tonight. this is 13-year-old katelyn benny. she was last seen friday afternoon in the 3500 block of benton heights avenue. if you have

working with federal partners in this case. >> reporter: in a statement, johns hopkins calls the behavior intolerable, saying dr. levy's behavior violates their policy and everything johns hop hopkins stands for. >> dr. levy was the sweetest person. this is all -- this is just shocking. >> reporter: jessica wim said dr. levy saved her life, when she suffered complications during childbirth. but she is outraged with johns hopkins for failing to notify patients when the investigation started two weeks ago. >> to find out the way we did, that hurt. you know? hopkins didn't send out anything. i had to find out on the news? from family? it's not fair. i've been going to him 11 years. >> reporter: dr. levy committed suicide this week at his home in towson. patients may never get the answers they want. >> i don't know if one of the videos has me on there or not. i don't know. but i can't help from sitting here, not thinking about it. >> reporter: police told us there is a large pool of victims in this case. it will take sometime to comb through the computer hard drives and all the video. and they're going to try to id

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dr. nikita levy, the john hopkins gynecologist who took his own life amid allegations that he secretly recorded inappropriate videos of some of his patients during examinations. >> i just can't believe it. >> that's a violation. >> this is just shocking. >> attorneys for this woman have already filed the first of what promises to be many lawsuits against the levy estate and the hospital he worked for. >> because i would like first and foremost for all of his patients to receive some sort of compensation. >> i think this is something that john hopkins is going to want to do everything they can to put it behind them. >> attorney william buoy said the case poses some legal challenges, including trying to prove which of levy's hundreds of patients were recorded and then proving that any patients suffered because of it. >> i'm sure that the way the lawsuit will go will be that the patients will simply argue whether or not they can prove they're on videotape or not. the mental anguish and pain that was caused simply by potentially being one of these individuals. >> reporter: hopkins is not commenting

they have a twitter account that is dr. john pemberton is the pharmacist who invented coca-cola.so now they have a twitter page for him. he speaks in old time language and talk about riding on horses. so i sent him a drawing i had done when i was a child but when i was eight i was still into coca-cola's i sent him to shrink that's great, i love. i wonder what he could to do. i can do this and i sent him another picture of pemberton wine coca bottle which is what coca was before it was coca-cola. there was alcohol in it. alcohol was prohibited before cocaine was in georgia at the time. so they had to take the alcohol out. that's when he added caffeine to give you an extra kick and that was the cola nut, the west african kolobnev pics i sent in that picture and he's like, doctor pemberton, that's great, too. i love it. don't show the polar bears dig in michael yaki. basic of trying to really meant it at that point i said i have another question. about this convention on narcotic drugs it had you feel about how the coca-cola has access to coca and yet the indigenous people are not a

dr. levy to file a negligence lawsuit against johns hopkins. levy committed suicide this week after police began investigating the obgyn foresee kretly photographing and videotaping his patients during exams use surge valence devices with a small camera on a pen. >> i would like first and foremost for all of those patients to receive some sort of compensation. >> by filing suit the attorneys representing patients are potentiallyable to gather more information about what happened in this case because of subpoena power. >> we look forward to finding out why this went on. >> most patients don't know if they were photographed or videotaped and if so what levy was allegedly doing with the images. jonathon schaean shacure is repg one of his patients he filed on behalf of a patient hoping to make it a class action lawsuit. >> they told me he beliethey be john hopkins failed in its duty to be sure they are safe. >> johns hop tins hospital should have known about dr. levy's alleged conduct. they breached their duties and standards on a medical basis dis

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