in 65 hospitals in the process of celebrating a company milestone we just wired our 1,000 dead -- abed nbc north of 65,000 patients per year we're the nation's largest and what we have talked about so far today we've lived through all of those at our business model is almost perfect but not quite . we are getting their. the outcome 70 headlines is mortality rates reduce between 30 and 40% her icu if you talk about good health care outcomes people walking out of the hospital that is a pretty good outcome. and also good individual and economic outcomes. we deliver our service through a number of care centers across three countries and six time zones and again we're always on call. the workload continues to be refined and our acute awareness dealing with multiple constituencies were that we are hiring in multiple cities for clinicians patient's family is hospitals, we are not alone the we have inherited a complex mix of business objectives the we're executing well across those objectives. thanks for having us. >> we know telemedicine is growing currently $20 billion market opportunity every y

the president offering new information to nbc news ab his contact with comey regarding the russia investigation. watch. >> did you call him? >> in one case i called him. one case he called me. >> did you ask him, am i under investigation? >> i actually asked him, yes. i said, if it's, would you let me know, am i under investigation? he said, you are not under investigation. >> but he's given sworn testimony that there was an on going investigation into the trump campaign and possible collusion with the russian government. you were the center piece of the trump campaign. >> what i can tell you -- i know that i'm not under investigation. me, personally. i'm not talking about campaigns. i'm not talking about anything else. >> maria: martha mccowan, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> maria: your reaction? >> i mean, sarah huckabee sanders was just asked about this. she said the president basically has the right to ask. that's what the white house attorneys are saying. really falls into james comey's court, the answer to this question, whether or not he did answer the question, am i under inv

you think ab what he said to nbc news.e said, one, he didn't care this action would make matters worse for him. it might even lengthen out the investigation because he would take action against jim comey an firing him. he said the investigation wanted to be done absolutely properly and might even confuse some people he would take this action knowing it would make matters worse for him. the actions that he took he knew could be detrimental to himself, but none of those things mattered because the president had to do the right thing for the american people because he believed that jim comey was the wrong man for that position. and i think that we've got to be very clear as to the reason that the president took the actions that he did. he knew that what he did could be detrimental to himself and could lengthen the investigation. but he knew it was the right thing for the country, the right thing for the fbi and the right thing to get to the bottom of this. >> why is he the wropb person for the american people? >> because he d

. >> reporter: abe sherman called it a world wrestling style politics that led to the election of donald trump. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there's a lot more ahead here this evening, it's heating up out there. don't get burned by picking the wrong sun screen this summer. a warning about the surprising number that may not protect like the labels promise. >>> something we've never seen before in this country. a major change for america's moms. hope you can stay with us. >>> beach season is just around the corner. a new study out today is helping people from getting burned. a lot of those spf numbers on sunscreen labels are much higher than the protection that's inside the bottle. nbc business correspondent joling kent has this report. >> reporter: some sunscreens fail to provide the level of protection on the package. 20 tested at less than half their labelled spf number. >> you have the risk of really damaging your skin if you're relying on it to protect yourself. >> reporter: five sunscreens labelled with 50 or 50 plus had an actual level between 0 and 9. among the brabds, the honest company and cerav

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