effie was ready to travel. i went to greece. we stayed 3 weeks. i took a very long trip up in the mountains. it's a breathtaking area i had never seen. i came from there and i just wanted to see it. it was beautiful. - one note of caution. not everyone who's experienced tms treatment has had the life-changing results effie had. we should also say tms is not cheap-- $8,000 to $10,000 for a 20-session treatment. and at this early stage, many insurance companies won't pay. but the good news, according to dr. morales-- tms has fewer side effects than antidepressant medications. next "inside e street," the challenge of finding an encore career in tough economic times. - you can build out your plan over a 3-year process and add those little pieces in so that when you're ready to make the career change, you have it all together in order to do that, so you're not just blindly jumping into a new field. - strategies for the next chapter. thanks for joining us. i'm lark mccarthy. see you next time "inside e street." - "inside e street" is a production of aar

dictatorship which is the adage which is what harvey said of the region bucked up by a wahhabi said effie religious establishments which issues fact was that give religiously . religious backing and were they just incentive to suicide bombers all over there that is in iraq and also in syria they have been put i don't know why this was already left over should i spend the same time advocating democracy they've backed up that's what we did to invade but rain against the will of the battering the of people would have been clamoring for democracy human rights and political reform. so they can't have it both ways they can say they are democrats and at the same time not most. likely i want to jeffrey toobin jeffrey in new york jump in are you in between the two go ahead yeah you know i think i think it is i have something here and i think it's that the i think political is is encouraged growing with democracy they totally did legitimize themselves they had an opportunity they had a chance egypt is the only place to do it so you can have a democratically elected. representative of a. political i

my wife, effy, i was in the room for eight weeks sitting there. she didn't say anything negative me. not like -- >> well, yeah, jenny sanford quickly abandoned mark. and i understand that. >> that's the point i was making. >> and you don't know new york as well as you know d.c., obviously. new yorkers were not feeling governor spitzer at the time his scandal came. i don't think there's any new yorker who could say anything that anthony weiner did for us in the house of representatives that makes us want to return him to public life. >> i'm not a new yorker, but who says this is going to win? i don't know. >> though, i agree with him that spitzer is probably not going to win. i think we agreed on that before the show. >> you think spitzer won't win? >> spitzer will not win. >> we have polls -- >> for the comptroller? >> excuse me, i mean weiner. weiner will not win. spitzer has this name recognition advantage. spitzer -- >> i was going to ask, if you think that might be -- sometimes the simplest explanation, and maybe right now spitzer is polling,

regulation that says the government can step in to say you're not using this correctly we will pay you effie and give it to another company to make it at the affordable price or use it. it can be done and other countries like brazil and thailand to do this we will do for electronics a and tvs but not medication and we need to do that more. with informed consent when you say the sugar pill people -- doctors called of placebo. those studies are not always appropriate should not always be done. if you have a very serious illness and testing a medications which you hope is better and another exist you cannot give a person the placebo because that means you are not getting any treatment for the elvis. that is wrong with. you can give the standard of care they you are using in what you hope could be done but placebo's kid be used but not as frequently as they used to be used in the past a and informed consent is altogether different when you don't tell someone they are in this study are all the information you should or don't share with them all the risks or the other information which is a seriou