dimitri old and, a liver and pancreatic surgeon at lenox hill hospital. something from the last block. we were talking about why your plan might go away if you are on @%private plan a you pay for and it is possibly because you are not getting the essential health benefits that makes it illegal. >> hhs has defined this new classification of the essential benefits which means that you have to be able to get inpatient hospitalization, emergency, maternity, pediatric visits as well as prescription drugs. within those essential benefits for an individual when you b security number at risk. can you take that on? people are worried about the privacy implications here. >> well, there is reason to be worried. unfortunately the answer is you cannot get the intermission you need without putting your social security number on the internet into their program. so we have heard many reports in recent days have concerns about the security of the information that is being applauded by individuals in today's change websites. so you have to be concerned that the information

david is the chair of urology at lenox hill hospital.s a master surgeon, the best in the world we're told. on this particular issue, you want women to know what about multivitamins? >> so this particular study that's coming from einstein, they're looking at over 160,000 women, so it's a big size of patients. who had invasive breast cancer. we're not talking about healthy women. they already had invasive breast cancers. they were taking multivitamins. they had 30% less chance of dying. it's an observational study. what i want people to know is, number one, it's observational study. it doesn't show cause and effect. i don't want people to run and start taking mule ining multivi. what this means is it's not the real clinical trial. we need more studies to duplicate the same kind of outcome. what's interesting about this is that, you know, the big question that comes up, is it vitamins or is it the healthy behavior of these women? are they taking vitamins because they're also eating healthy they're sleeping better, are they walking? we talk

harry lenox stopped by. >> he is a spokesman for a group fighting to help change lives. >> we're talking about actually reforming the criminal justice system as a whole, trying to get people to see that there is an integration that can happen between the criminal justice system, treatment people can get, so that we are more aware of what's going on before we send people back into the population. and as an actor i'm involved in media images and these sort of things and i think a lot of what we put out into the world does have an impact into the culture generally. >> absolutely. let's talk about the black list now. what a big success after two episodes. does this surprise you? >> well, i think i would say that i'm pleasantly surprised, to be honest with you. i knew we had a good shot just because we have our lead is james spader who is a masterful actor. >> tell us about your role. >> i play the fbi assistant director actually, to the fbi for counter terrorism. it's implied i had a relationship of some sort with james reddington. >> what's going to happen? you going to share? >> lots more

i was guess on that house someplace like lenox, mass or brookline, mass. somewhere in mass.m i close? >> wow. you are right on. it's salem, mass. >> salem, mass. witchy. >> "the crucible," witchy, burning at the stake, all that great, fun stuff. you're right there. next door. >> i'm in the neighborhood. >> you're in the neighborhood. >> i should have known that, salem. >> very exciting. and both houses are terrific houses. you know, they're both historic, 100-year-old houses. both in beautiful condition. so it's really -- this is a tough one because they're both well maintained. everything is perfect about each one of them. >> they look gorgeous. >> they are gorgeous. but the big, big differences between them is one is 30 minutes away from town. one is in town. one is -- has a $2,000 a month rental apartment included, which defrays all the costs of the house. >> that's the one in savannah, right? >> exactly. >> with a suite. >> imagine $2,000 a month, you can pay for all your bills. >> yeah. >> and the other one doesn't. and i like the idea of location, location, location. y