, he was in chicago, he had big businesses all over, the tisch family, bob tisch used to tell me think san francisco is the greatest city in the country, passed away quite a while ago. but san francisco probably was, and now it's not even livable. she destroyed it when she was the d.a. and she destroyed the state of california along with gavin newsom. she destroyed the state of california, when she was the ag. if you can't say the phrase illegal alien, she said, then we can't trust you to secure the border. she said you are not allowed to say the phrase under any circumstance, illegal alien, but that's what they are. when it is that simple. she didn't want you to use that term, if you used that term, you would be fired. by the way she fired everybody, she couldn't get along with anybody. you know, it's interesting, five months ago she was considered the worst vice president in history. she was laughed at, scoffed at for three years. she was the worst. her staff hated her beyond belief. they were quitting. she had almost nobody wanted to work there. she couldn't get people to work for h

host: nyu, tisch center, are you practicing medicine today? dr. blackstone: i am still licensed, but i am focusing on my consulting firm, advancing health equity, which i founded five years ago this month. it was to do work i felt like i could not do within academic medicine. we worked with health care institutions to create diverse workplaces and we also worked on external work in terms of how they cared for patients in communities of color. host: you wrote an article when you were about to leave nyu entitled's why black doctors are leaving faculty positions in academic medical centers. dr. blackstone: yes, ridding that piece, i was in tears because i had not even imagined that i would continue my career in academic medicine. i was in medicine for 10 years. in new york city in one of the prestigious medical schools and despite being in the middle of that i was one of two black faculty. there was not an awareness of diversity in the institution. later on in my tenure, i was appointed to a role in the office of diversity affairs and i was so excite

a friend of mine, bob tisch, used to say san francisco is the best city in the united states, best city there is. he passed away a few years ago. he used to always talk about "san francisco is our greatest city." he olent loads, good company, -- he owned lowe's. it can be brought back. just like our country can be brought back. just like our nation is in decline. the decline of this whole state is one of the saddest chapters in what has gone on with the radical left that we have to put up with. as the san francisco district attorney, kamala was the godmother of sanctuary cities. she was at the forefront. and also the momentum defining the police, she was there at the beginning. -- also the moment of the funding the police. she was there at the beginning. centuries of crying. one of the people should give sanctuary to and put in as d8 was -- was an ms-13 member who savagely murdered a father and his two sons after mistaking them for members of a rival gang . she knew this and she came to his defense. he had previously been arrested for robbing a pregnant woman and killing many, they say.

a friend of mine, a friend of a lot of the people here, bob tisch, used to say san francisco is the best city in the united states, the best city there is. and he passed away number of years ago, but he wouldn't believe it. he used to always talk about san francisco as our greatest city. he owned lowe's good company, great company, and he would say it constantly. and now you see what's happened and it can be brought back just like our country can be brought back because we're a nation in decline. they decline of this whole state is one of the sad chapters in what's gone on with the radical left lunatics that we have to put up with as the san francisco district attorney, kamala was the godmother of sanctuary cities. she was right out there at the forefront and also the movement of defunding the police. she was there right at the beginning. she boasted, quote, we are a sanctuary city and we always will be. well, sanctuary cities of crime. one of the people that kamala gave sanctuary city to is and put in is it de was edwin ramos an illegal alien? ms. 13 gang member who savagely murdered a

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tissue that makes up that dense breast tissue, there's a higher risk of developing cancer in that tischon to patients that they have dense breast tissue, there is a higher risk of cancer. supplemental screening is definitely recommended. by that we mean doing ultrasounds or mammograms. the problem is there is no fda legislation right now or regulation, i should say, that requires insurance companies to pay for that supplemental screening. so while this is a very, very important first step that we're really acknowledging that dense breast tissue is a risk factor for increased cancer risk, i should say, the fact that it's not necessarily going to be covered is sort of the next battle. >> yeah. it is a big missing piece. >> a big missing piece. >> a dense breast, but you can't get insurance to pay for it to check it out. >> exactly. we have to mention that part to start moving the needle to get that covered. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you, natalie. >>> well, if you looked away even for a moment, you might have missed it. the tallest building in lake charles louisiana now turned to rubble