it leads to enhancement possibility yim. it's not there yet. you don't have to wake up thinking they'll enhance people's brains by connecting them to deep brain brokens. 10 years out. we have to decide if this kind of intervention is limited to diseases trying to relieve them or do we extend it further. >> reporter: jennifer's future is unclear. she sees a psychiatrist at the university of chicago twice a week, and is undergoing additional behavioural therapies, hoping eventually good. >> there's no such thing as o.c.d. remission, it's not like cancer where it goes away and you wait to see if tumours come back. it's more like you manage it and it's more like diabetes, where you have to influence it and maintain it, and it can easily creep up any day. >> reporter: even though it hasn't been a cure, you are happy you had it done? >> god, yes. i couldn't really remember. when i felt it, it was very motivating, i'm like it's physically possible for me to be happy. it can happen. >> reporter: it is happening for jennifer. as for the others enrolled

who studied the financing of stayed yim. >> if you actually go down and look at game day and you see all those thousands of people spending money on hot dogs and tickets and all this you can't believe there's not some sort of gigantic economic benefit. when you look at the data whether it's employment whether it's income whether it's gdp, even things like travel related hotel occupancy everything like that you actually can never find large bumps associated with either new stadiums news franchises or things like the world cup or the olympics. >> let's see what the minnesota vikings site says about the new stadium scheduled to open in 2016. it says it's going to create 13,000 jobs during construction, part time jobs and full time jobs supported 50 economic activity generated 50 steady yum. tax revenue and over $145 million in direct spending by vikings fans inside the state of mercedeminnesota. that's a good pitch. >> well it is a good pitch. unfortunately it is simply not right. had the vikings actually left and left camp and went to l.a. you wouldn't have seen anything like a $26 mil

and we could no longer stand by and blame the afghan judicial system for not being effect yim. tea matters into our own hand. >> you left the army. he wants to stay. and you tell me the army is saying no. get out. even though he is a decorated soldier. >> yeah. it's just stupid. this is one of the most disgusting foul things i've heard. the fact that they only pushed him down. i would expect any american here to do worse than that for his family. i think she showed major restrain in not bloodying him up more. how the lawyers are running the show how there's zero you have a zero defect mentality. if do you one thing that's perceived wrong -- >> over 11 years! >> so he has to stay in. these are the people we want on the ground fighting for us. these are the guys i want protecting me and my kids. hopefully ash carter and those in the defense department that are not just lawyers and bureaucrats in uniform. hopefully they'll look at this and take a second glance and change their minds. >> i know you were there. you graduated from west point in 2003. we thank you for your service. yo

that isn't -- the birther yim isn't a real thing. and across ideological lines to have a talisman that says "i'm sorry, that's not true." >> i think you're right. there's parts of our communication or media like the internet that spreads rumors or statements so rapidly it's impossible to check them. there's no centralized mechanism for talking about what candidates say so people can say anything. that's what trump is savvy in understanding. say it enough times people will believe it or they'll be talking about it and it's very hard to take it back. you can't correct it on the front page of a newspaper. it's too late. so we're in an era of media, i think, and politics and politicians are willing to push boundaries of saying what isn't fact and spreading fiction. >> yeah, it's fascinating to watch this all happening and a little bit horror movie-ish. julian zelizer, thank you for your time tonight. >>> lots more ahead tonight including the only in america phenomenon that is the iowa state fair come presidential election time. >>> plus,

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