sanjay, things so much for doing this. >> you got it, wolf, thank you. senator sanders, thank you for having us in your home. >> thank you for visiting us in burlington. >> it's a house call. [ laughter ] two associates of rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, are arrested and indicted on campaign finance violations. what do you make of that? >> nothing about trump ever shocks me. he is i think the most corrupt president in the modern history of america. inch he is a pathological liar who doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. i don't think he understands the constitution of the united states and certainly not the rule of law. he was born with a lot of money. he's arrogant. he thinks he can do whatever he wants to do. frankly nothing shocks me. >> senator, you may know these two gentlemen were found at dulles airport with one-way tickets out of the country. pretty obvious what that means, right? >> yeah, of course it's obvious what it means. >> they were trying to leave the country and not come back. >> yes. but again, i think the

sanjay joins us now from burlington, vermont.ay, tell us what the senator told you. >> reporter: well, we get a lot of details the, alisyn. not only about what happened last tuesday when he was at that rally and needed to ask for a chair to sit down. what happened after that. but also as we learned, alisyn, in the weeks prior to this, the symptoms that he'd been having. >> i was more tired than i usually have been. had more trouble sleeping than ordinarily. occasionally i'd be up there at the podium and feel a little bit unsteady. one time i was literally holding the mic up to my mouth and my arm hurt. i should have paid more attention to those symptoms. so i hope that people learn from my mistake. >> reporter: it's such an important point. the symptoms you're describing might not be sort of classic symptoms. but some of the stuff were indicators. in retrospect, how long had you had symptoms, senator? >> i think probably -- it's hard to say. you know, because as i said, when you're running around the country and working hard, you

sanjay gupta there "on the story". stay with us next hour as this very important conversation continues. sanjay will talk with his own kids and their friends about why, despite the risks, it's so appealing, for people to vape. >>> another tough weekend for the british prime minister boris johnson as his brexit plan falls flat with european leaders. and in france, they're preparing for that worst-case scenario. >> we're bumping in with these live pictures in hong kong for 18 straight weekends where we have seen these protests. right now the camera shaky there. it is on police. we have seen the police fire tear gas out toward the protesters. as the camera widens, you will get a better view here. again, the protesters are determined to make sure their voices are heard. they are protesting against police violence and against a ban on face masks. protesters have been out on the streets with their umbrellas in hand. police firing tear gas. we will keep our eye on this shaky shot for now. again, what we saw just a few minutes

sanjay: it is a persistent memory. a kind of memory giving than ramr speeds memory, flash memory, and chip densities that are higher than the ram memory. it is really ideally suited for data center applications, suited for both memory as well as storage. so this is to accelerate deep learning type of workloads that require high speeds. what we introduce today is solid state drive. that is the fastest drive in the world that we introduced. it's really exciting. taylor: is this really banking on the future of the cloud? sanjay: cd crosspoint number is a technology that works well in data center applications. of course, it is a technology that can also be deployed to other end market applications, such as mobile or other intelligent devices on the edge, but no doubt data center is a bigger force, really because the trends of artificial intelligence today are the abilityequiring to process data, gain insight -- more insight from the data, unlock data values. that means you have to be able to have memory and storage solutio

>> sanjay, this is really eye opening.st seems the more i'm watching your investigation, the more concerning it is. i mean, one health director out of kansas said to me recently in an interview, sanjay, you wouldn't walk around, see a pill on the ground, not know what it is and put it in your mouth. you wouldn't see a syringe on the ground, pick it up and put it in your arm. he said that's what you're dealing with with some of knees vape produc -- these vape products, because we just don't know. >> if you go into a convenience store like jay jenkins did, you buy something and pay for it with a credit card, i think you have a certain belief this is not going to kill me. but you can't even prove that it is safe, you can't even prove that it is what they say it is. and that's a problem. >> any idea what the timeline is on regulation? >> well, you know, you've heard the president talking about this, obviously. several people are now focused on it. i would say within the next weeks to months, kate. >> couldn't happen fast enoug

sanjay gupta. ew. why are they doing this? >> i've got to say, i've seen john berman eat.r such a healthy guy he has a terrible, terrible diet. john, and everyone else needs to listen to this. first of all, this may surprise you, but nearly two-thirds of the medically important anti biotics in the united states are used on animals, food animals. it's not used to treat infections but because the unsanitary conditions in which he's animals are raised requires these antibiotics. the problem is that when you use these antibiotics preventively you can cause antibiotic resistance, which is a big problem. world health organization says one of the biggest public health threats in the world today is antibiotic resistance. 160,000 americans die of antibiotic resistant infections every year. so according to this report. so this is a big deal. and i don't think most people realize that. we talk about antibiotic resistance, but so much of the problem has to do with how it's used in livestock and that's what this report is trying to address. >> but sanjay, i thought there were all sorts

sanjay gupta working to pinpoint the causes of that. dr.e are 46 states as well where people have gotten ill. that gives you an idea of the scope of this. john, we talked about two separate issues at play with regard to vaping. one we talked about yesterday which is the concern about youth nicotine addiction. today, we want to talk about, as you say, this sort of what's being called a mystery illness. what exactly is making people sick or even dying. it's an ongoing investigation. but here's what we've learned so far. >> i had the shivers, and i couldn't control it. so, i would just convulge. >> reporter: his is a story now repeated hundreds of times around the country. >> i couldn't control myself. >> reporter: young, healthy and then suddenly struggling for his life. >> to be laying in a bed and not being able to breathe. it's every parent's nightmare. >> reporter: it is cases like adam's that have prompted the centers for disease control to now open their emergency operation center. >> i'm used to it being activated around things like eb

sanjay gupta, chief medical correspondent.haps meyer ry error reflects people feel, confusion, what does that say to you? >> erin, that was the big question in all this. you know that he'd been hospitalized and he had the stents placed and in terms of his recovery overall and the question has been and did, in fact, his heart -- did he have a heart attack and did he have a period of time when his heart muscle wasn't getting enough blood flow and part of the muscle died and that's what happened in a miocardial infarction. >> he went to the first hospital where, in fact, that heart attack, the miocardial infarction was diagnosed and then he was transferred to the second hospital for the stenting and they've known about this since tuesday night and obviously, this is the first time that we're hearing about it. we don't know, as well, was this a mild or mild heart attack or was this a more severe heart attack and a heart attack is a heart attack for most people and mild versus severe means how much heart muscle was affected by this

sanjay gupta.e procedure, the two stents, and what that tells you about the senator's heart. >> well, first of all, procedure is the right word as opposed to an operation. i think a lot of people here hear heart procedure, they think he had open heart surgery. this is a much less invasive type thing where you're actually putting a catheter into one of the arteries around the heart. if we have some animation to show this. that stent balloons up, opens up that blood vessel that is blocked and a titanium cage is in there to hold the vessel open. he had two that were put in. we don't know if it was two stents to put into one artery or two arteries were blocked. it's typically a procedure that doesn't take very long. an hour or so. patient's awake during this procedure. and, you know, a lot of people have heard of this. this is a commonly done procedure. probably more than a million a year done in the united states. that's likely what he went through. we already know he was up talking, even tweeting not

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sanjay gupta. thank you so much.'ll continue to follow this story for you. >> in new york, police are investigate a series of beatings in which four homeless men were killed apparently as they slept on the streets. police say it seems the beatings were random. one person is in custody, though. our polo sandoval has this for you. >> reporter: well, detectives here in new york city have established what happened. now the key question is why it happened as they try to establish a motive. investigators only saying four homeless men were beaten to death early saturday morning in new york city's chinatown. it is a neighborhood usually bustling with activity. homeless will spend the night on the streets, sidewalks or in doorways. investigators believe this is what happened in this case. they believe these four men were likely sleeping when they were attacked by an individual with a metal pipe in what is being described as a series of random attacks. investigators do have a suspect in custody. they have only identified him a

sanjay gupta. what did you see when you watched him in that debate?'s worth pointing out, even in the commercial breaks, there wasn't any chairs. relatively short commercial breaks, so it was a long time of just sort of standing there. as you say, he looked good. he clearly talked about how he felt. he sounded good. and i wasn't really that surprised, i think, john, as you and i have spoken about. despite the fact he had a heart attack, he was released from the hospital in 2 1/2 days. that was a clue. this was not open-heart surgery that he had. this was a procedure that's done through a blood vessel. and the big question has been, how -- just how serious was this heart attack? we have some clues, but i asked him about that directly when we were in burlington together. echocardiogram tells the function of the heart and can give some indication of how severe the heart attack was. what did they tell you? >> what they told me is that we are on the road to a full recovery. there was some damage, but what happens is, as within the next month, we'll see wha

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sanjay gupta on assignment and national political correspondent. sanjay, let me start with you.eat a blocked artery and this happened rather abruptly, and it was clearly not planned at all. it was abrupt. he's 78 years old. tell us how serious this kind of procedure is. >> well, you know, certainly this is a serious procedure, you wouldn't want to minimize this, but it's a commonly done procedure, as well,i erin, overa million of these stents in the united states alone and we'll show you exactly what happened here. first of all, if you're watching this, this is a stent that goes into the bloos blood vessels and it opens it up and this isn't open-heart surgery and sometimes people confuse the terp xs & this is a procedure doesn't require the actual operation to ballooning open and leaving a cage in there to sort of hold that open. a commonly done procedure. typically, recovery could be within a few days and one of the questions we don't know the answer to, erin, is did he have part of his heart muscle tissue, did it die as a result of not having blood flow, and a result of a hear

sanjay gupta to talk about his recovery. sanjay?y and description of exactly what the senator was experiencing last tuesday at that campaign rally when he asked for the chair, had to sit down. but also what was going on in the weeks leading up to this as well. >> i was more tired than i usually have been, had more trouble sleeping than ordinarily. occasionally i'd be up there at the podium, and i'd be a little bit unsteady. and you know, one time i was just lifting -- literally holding the mic up to my mouth and my arm hurt. i should have paid more attention to those symptoms. so i hope that people learn from my mistake. >> such an important point, the symptoms you're describing might not be classic symptoms, but left arm pain, some of the stuff were indicators. in retrospect, how long had you had symptoms, senator? >> i think probably -- it's hard to say, you know, because as i said, when you're running around the country and working hard, you're going to be tired. i would say several weeks, anyhow. i should have paid more attentio

sanjay gupta. you have the information. what do you think?it was another piece of information in there as well and he was diagnosed with the heart attack at the first hospital that senator sanders was taken to. that was what prompted him to go to the second hospital and have this heart kacatheterization. what we know now is two and a half days later he's out and about. they didn't say if it was mild or moderate or severe. it's likely to be on the mild side given how quickly he's been discharged. here is the way to think about it, the heart is a muscle. it's not getting enough blood flow. as a result of that there's certain heart muscle tissue that dies. that's what a heart attack is. once you restore the blood flow, the symptoms of chest pain, shortness of breath, other symptoms, those improve. the question now is how significant was the heart attack? will it affect his heart function going forward? meaning will it make him less likely to be as exert himself as fully. again, the only clue we have is that two and a half days later he's leaving

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but so far so very good. >> sanjay gupta, who happens to be a brain surgeon.e knows from heart attacks. and you heard bernie there, james, say confirm there was damage to the heart. that's what happens in a mild cardio infarction. how do you sum this up? >> my daddy died of a myocardial infarction. >> may dad had one at age 70. >> i am happy that he is on the road to recovery. >> i am too. >> i really am. if sanders was 35 and in perfect health, i woo unto be for him, as president. but i'm glad to see many people who sustain these kinds of events and go on and live many more years and live a very fruitful life. i hope that's the case with him. i've never been for him for president. i never would be for him for president, but i wish him a long, happy, fruitful life. >> what do you do, though, about the support he has? >> right. >> it's hung up right now. >> it is. >> and he just killed it in the last quarter fundraising. >> he is. i think democrats are just going to have to take a relook at the field and see where this is going. we're getting i think something

sanjay gupta has just interviewed him. we've just gotten a clip.et's listen. >> reporter: let me ask you. you and elizabeth warren have pretty close to identical positions on the big issues. what do you say to those who say, they would pick her because she's eight years younger than you, she didn't just have a heart attack. look, in the positions you're pretty much the same. >> well, look. everybody, every american is going to make his or her own choice about the candidate that they want. elizabeth warren has been a friend of mine for some 25 years. i think she is a very, very good senator. but there are differences between elizabeth and myself. elizabeth i think as you know has said she is a capitalist to her bones. i'm not. >> that of course was not dr. sanjay gupta. it is a clip that is going to be airing tomorrow on "this week." is that answer going to satisfy his supporters who might be nervous after this heart attack? >> i love that his defense is i'm a real socialist. i'm not a capitalist. 2019 is an amazing year. totally lit. but look. he s

here is sanjay gupta at home with bernie sanders tonight on cnn. >> an echocardiogram tells the function of the heart, how well the heart is beating. >> right. >> and can also give some indication of how severe the heart attack was. >> right. >> what did they tell you? >> well, what they told me is that we're on the road to a full recovery. there was some damage, but what happens is as within the next month, we'll see what happens. but so far so very good. >> sanjay gupta, who happens to be a brain surgeon, he knows from heart attacks. and you heard bernie there, james, say confirm there was damage to the heart. that's what happens in a mild cardio infarction. sum this up. how do you look at bernie sanders -- >> first of all, my daddy died of a myocardial infarction. >> may dad had one at age 50. >> i am happy that he is on the road to recovery. >> i am too. >> i really am. if senator sanders was 35 and in perfect health, i wouldn't be for him as president. but i'm glad to see many people who sustain these kinds of events and go on and live many more years and live a very fruitful life.

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there was a high demand side and there is acceptance sanjay why can't we get some of those today maybe sub-warden since if they can distribute for us yeah that's what really said but we just didn't find time to go out there's a will you cannot you don't see this district. hospital they clinics let me block walk in by saddam. somalia by name of your dislike i named them islam looks of it was all money is it will boost in states that last year and more. well no can do. some blood is by doing. this making vasectomy at no cost. i would design down so then you can we strategize and focus on that on the next 6 months. thank you for coming. all the way over mostly. with maternal mortality rate very high i strongly feel that family planning is the best intervention at this point in time. the more pregnancies a woman has she basically puts herself at risk of a maternal death. after a tree it gets complex so anyone with for an hour by hour really are putting themselves at risk of pregnancy related complications in comparison to new zealand with maternal mortality rate of happening is sitting at

sanjay gupta, he jumped on the phone. what little we hear from the campaign is he felt chest discomfort. he went in to get it checked. they found a blockage in one artery. two stipulates put in. stipula stints has become a common surgery if you will. what recovery is he looking at? >> it's a simple procedure. it's an important one. he had some chest discomfort and decided to go get it checked out. a lot of people, obviously, depending on the severity of the discomfort won't get it checked out and/or wait too long to get it checked out and that can be a problem. i think that the question right now is this discomfort that he had, how significant was it? did he have actual -- was there a heart muscle tissue that was actually affected and did he have a heart attack or did he get to the hospital? they were able to open up these blood vessels and get blood flow back to his heart before there was a more significant problem? and we don't know that yet. the fact that it was a stint, it was done urgently or emergently. it was not o

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that's a really complex emergency in a part of the world where it's very hard to get aid in says sanjay thank you very much and it comes to just thank you thank you. at least 3 people have been killed as typhoon has made landfall on japan's meno and one shoot fierce rain and wind has paralyzed tokyo even rivers flooded a normally busy streets deserted 9 people remain missing the rugby world cup tournament has been disrupted with the namibia vs canada match just cancelled with ortiz have lifted rain and flood warnings for the cantar region around tokyo but impose them on areas further north where the storm is heading when haye has more from tokyo. before the storm made landfall in japan people living in its path were urged to take extreme caution and to prepare for the worst because of the damaging winds that it would inevitably bring the heavy rainfall as well that could ultimately lead to widespread flooding in fact forecasters had said that this storm may bring levels of rainfall not seen in japan since a very powerful and devastating typhoon struck tokyo 1958 causing many deaths we'v

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he sat down with sanjay gupta.lamming president trump with the arrest of two associates of rudy giuliani. >> nothing about trump ever shocks me. he is, i think, the most corrupt president in the modern history of america. i think the impeachment process is going to unveil so many things about this administration, that the american people have to know. but bottom line is, this is so clearly a president unfit to be holding the highest office in this country. >> the vermont senator discussed his heart attack and promised to release his medical records. and he talked about why it is critical for him to ramp up this campaign. >> from last tuesday, nine days now, is there any point that you said, what i think the best course of action is to drop out? >> no. because, you know, i don't know how -- again, you know, when you hear the word heart attack, you're thinking somebody lying on the ground, in terrible pain. that wasn't the case. okay? the day i woke up, after the procedure, no pain. zero pain. no pain right now. i fe

thank you, sanjay. amazing work. >>> thank you, everyone, for joining me for another rocking day. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing this important day with us. we begin the hour with the trump administration, pushing back forcefully and defiantly against the house impeachment inquiry. the secretary of state mike pompeo tweeting a while ago to the foreign affairs committee. he said it's not feasible to depose state department officials. here's a quote from that letter. i'm concerned with aspects of your request that can be understood only as an attempt to intimidate, bully and treat improperly departments of state, including several career officers. he said, let me be clear. i will not tolerate such tactics and i will use all means at my disposal to attempt to expose any attempts to intimidate the dedicated professionals whom i am proud to lead and serve alongside at the department of state. this pushback included a handful of state department workers. and as the democrats m

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defend the pre-existing business with the pentagon vm ware, they signed a partnership, thank you sanjay, coo of vm wear, with microsoft to make it easier for customers to run the legacy systems and data centers powered by azure. heck, you could even argue this is a win for ibm and alphabet, but it needs it after the number tonight because it means amazon can't mon on liz the government's cloud-related spending for defense to the announcement there was a sense that amazon had a major advantage because they have the big cia contract and then aws would have been the cloud infrastructure for the next ten years but the smaller players have more of a chance to win business the bottom line, microsoft won this $10 billion jedi contract because they put if the work to make their cloud platform nearly as good as amazon's and i'm sure some would say it is better. while the stock had a big run, i think microsoft is attractive. as for amazon, losing business is no skin off their back and they are spend so heavily and i'm okay with that, it might give you need to buy the stock in the week down the ro

sanjay gupta came down to arizona. we went through -- just a totally different time. donald trump basically turned the white house doctor into a show and lied about his weight. we're in such a different place. i think polling on this will be an interesting thing to watch because i think when you see american allies getting slaughtered in the middle east the wisdom card becomes a more important one to be able to play and no one gets to play it the way joe biden gets to play it. and i think his answer tonight, i was just looking at the transcript, vice president biden, if you're elected you'll turn 80 during your first term. last month jimmy carter said he could not have undertaken the duties of the presidency at 800 years old. why are you sure you're can? and biden says because i watched, it i know what the job-s i've been engaged. look, one of the reasons i'm running is because of my age and my experience. with it comes wisdom. and if there's one thing that whomever the democrats settle on can take to the entire electorate, it's wisdom. >> i just put a 6 in front of m

got very, very excited i was not one of those on twitter that keep accusing me you remember when sanjay on our show, the ceo, this is where he implied the buy back would be i know people don't think buy backs matter they're wrong. he's got about 7 billion in buying power i think he's standing there. >> koa, micron, western digital all helping out today. >> yes. >> we are able to watch that. >> jim you want to mention a name you know way. >> constellation brands? >> no, zoettas >> i thought that was so sad >> zoeti ze. he is being by kristen peck. >> we should have kristen peck on. >> she is married to bob peck. >> she will be sensational >> a long time, obviously, she's been executive vice president. group president of u.s. operations, business of development strategy, a member of the executive leadership team since it was formed 2012 >> a great cho is. >> and there will be a transition at the end of the year this stock has done very well. >> juan ramone alaix has taken huge advantage of the humanization of pets they are the best scientists to whatever flu is out there. i'm excited. whe

it's my kron micron when they reported last week just crushed the market well we had sanjay and he was how the forecasts aren't that great but 2020 will be terrific. buying back another 7 bill in stock. all the semises that are running will continue to run and you will your leadership group from now until the end of the year. >> semis. >> micron has to hold. >> what's tonight on mad >> what's up the most, utilities and con ed up more than 20%. how do you like -- these german and japanese bond buyers this is a bond 3% yield mcavoy is very sharp yield up 20% that's skriincredible to me risk free versus lose a percentage because you bank on the government that's some trade. schwab >> trade all you want. >> ameritade. >> all you can eat. >> ameritade is down 23%. >> that's impossible >> we'll see you tonight when we come back, ism, can it hold above 50? an eluvexcsi with the ceo of u.s. steel don't go away. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker and david faber let's get to ism and rick santelli >> yes our september read o

i connected with sanjay gupta who met with senator sanders. he thought he looked strong and vital. overlooked signs and symptoms that he actually was at risk for a heart attack which is common. brian: he couldn't hold the microphone. >> holding the microphone up and had pain. egg northbound the pain not connecting the fact that it might not be connected to holding heart issues. feeling light-headed the sweatiness that he had at the event that prompted him going to the hospital didn't get that they were going back to the hotel. open up about the fact this has been going on for while. i have have to thank dr. gupta for being open about this and something i hadn't thought about that much but is important after the first visit back to his doctor in vermont, apparently the he canio cardio gram routinely done showed the heart function wasn't as strong as it would normally be. this is very common after a heart attack. i think that news, when senator sanders got it got him to thinking maybe i should be scaling back this is an issue. 80% of the time. four out of five times that heart functi