and now joining us on "the communicators" is andrew thompson who is president, ceo and co-founder of proteus digital health. mr. thompson, what is proteus digital health? >> guest: proteus is the world's first digital medicine company. so we created a platform that we call a digital health feedback system, and the main components of that platform are an ingestible sensor that turns on when you swallow it and communicates through your body. it sends information to a wearable patch that you wear on your torso and collects information about the medicines you swallow and your physiology, things like your heart rate, your body angle, activity, sleep, temperature, quite a lot of things, actually, what we call a panel of physiological wellness messages, and then it communicates with a cell phone you carry and enables us to take that data to the cloud, process it and send it back to you as an application. >> host: where is this sensor stored in the body? >> guest: so the ingestion sensor or the patch? >> guest: the ingestion sensor. >> guest: it's not stored in the body. let me describe what

. >> andrew thompson of proteus digital, when you think about the growth in health care of terminology, what are your general thoughts? >> one of the most important questions that we can loan -- learn is the definition of the word innovation. what we see at a show like this is innovation being delivered soda products get better, cheaper, and more plentiful every year. -- so that products get better, cheaper, and more plentiful every year. when things are more expensive and less available every year, that cannot happen. we have to embrace the idea that the purpose of and in which -- of innovation is to make things better, cheaper, and more available for everybody everywhere and not just for rich people. >> one of the conversations that we have been having the last couple of years in washington is about to electronic medical records and privacy issues. what are your thoughts? >> that is a good point. it is a very bad place to start in terms of thinking about the digital journey in health care. you'll notice that there are two big companies that tried to do that, microsoft and google, who

today with us we have andrew thompson who is president and ceo of proteus digital health. what is proteus digital health. >> guest: it is the world's best digital medicine company. we created a platform that we call eight digital health system in the main and the main components of that art and ingestible sensor that turns on when you swallow and communicate to your body. it sends information to a wearable patch that you wear on your torso. and send information about the medicines that you swallow and your heart rate and respiration and a great deal. >> where is the sense are stored >> guest: it is not stored in the body. let me just spend a minute here and describe what it is. it is made with the ingredients that you find in food. it's the first days food-based platform. >> host: can you show in your hand? what is the green thing? >> guest: it is a fake pill, that is the whole device. >> host: is that what someone would swallow? >> guest: yes, it is. when you swallow it, it turns on. this is a very interesting piece of technology. there is no battery or radio or antenna.

now this report from sydney from andrew thompson. >> the fire authorities called conditions catastrophic and that's an official term they used to describe a combination of heat, wind, and dry vegetation, likely to produce devastating wildfires. temperatures rose above 40 degrees celsius, more than 100 degrees fahrenheit, in new south wales. the wind increasing the flames spreading from one area to another. >> we are being confronted with a situation where three areas blame to be -- believed to be catastrophic in terms of our conditions with 90% of new south wales deemed to be severe. >> more than 140 separate wildfires at one stage across the state of new south wales alone. despite the best efforts of firefighters and water bombing helicopters, 40 of those went out of control. and wildfires across the neighboring state of victoria. people were forced to leave their homes as claims neared. on friday and over the weekend, wildfires in the island state of tasmania destroyed dozens of homes and had people running into the sea to escape the flames. four years ago, more than 170 people died ac

no andrew, no stef currie. clay thompson had six three's ask set a new career high. they finished the trip 2-2. >> he has 28. >> what was said in the locker room tonight knowing you were going to be shorthanded with key players? >> oh my god, the best in the world. oh my god. >> sports illustrated is reporting that ravens linebacker, ray lewis, used performance enhancing drugs to speed up his recovery after suffering a torn tricep. he denied the accusations at media day. >> one of those interesting super bowl phenomenons. never ceases to amaze. talk about it at 11:00. ,,,,

and now joining us is andrew thompson, president cannot ceo, and co-founder of party as digital health what is your company? >> it is the first digital medicine company. we created a platform that we call digital health feedback. the main components are in adjustable center that turned on when you swallow it. it sends information to a patch you can wear on your torso

thompson reporting. >>> president obama who spoke yesterday with governor christie and governor andrew cuomo of new york released a statement urging the house to pass the aid measures quickly. >>> in other news, secretary of state hillary clinton is back at home after a blood clot in her vein kept her hospitalized for days. secretary clinton left the new york city hospital last night where she's been recovering since sunday. her blood clot stemmed from a concussion she suffered last month after she fainted from dehydration. she is making progress on all fronts and expect her to make a full recovery as she continues to rest and work from home. we wish secretary clinton and her family all the best. >>> today students of sandy hook elementary are set to return to the classroom in a new location. hundreds of students are going to make the transition to a refurbished school that is six miles away in the town of monroe. desks and furniture were moved into the building and classrooms are re-created to make the transition as easy as possible. there is also going to be a familiar face on hand to help the student

andrew jackson. now, jackson's wife, her name was rachael thompson. and when rachael donaldson was a young girl, a teenager, her father, a colonel, settled what we now know today as knocks well, national, a sell tennessee. and colonel nelson took a group of white settlers and the literally hacked territory out of the woods and fought indians and all that sort of stuff. and in the settlement rachael, his daughter, sort of became the debutante and if you will, the daughter of the most prominent and in the tennessee region. well, from rachael, it's a bit controversial because she does with a proper brought out to do. she, against a parents' wishes runs away and there's an older man who is a ne'er-do-well. his name is louis route are. it appears that he may have been visibly abusive with her. dispenses money. you know, is one thing after another, but he accuses her of all sorts of things. at the least mentally very abusive. so this is a big scandal. then she does with a proper grow back then ought not to do a second time. she leaves some. she leaves him a

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thompson. good luck. thank you so much for coming on and talking to us about this. >> thank you. >> you know, dana in new york state, andrew cuomo wants tougher gun laws including a stricter assault weapons ban. but this is a state that has tough laws in the country. and gun rights advocates are arguing with him. they say it there were 769 homicides in new york state in 2011. only five were committed with rifles of any kind. this sort of gives you an indication, doesn't it, of the arguments, the kinds of arguments, that they're go to come facing as they try to get some of these legislation passed. >> yeah, i think it does, chris. and new york is a place where it's going to be particularly easy, relative to other places to do this. same thing with connecticut and same thing with new jersey. i think the very revealing thing is, we are hearing a lot from pro-gun democrats like the congressman who are, i think, warming to more gun control. you're just not hearing it from the republican side. and i think the -- you know, the interview with senator johnson shows just what they're up against. the problem is not that they're rushi

andrews. and the chair of the judiciary committee, john conyers, a dark and violence prevention task force, congressman mike thompson. i will yield to steny for a moment. you, madame leader. for scheduling this timely hearing. i look forward to hearing from the witnesses. all of us, as the president indicated today, we all feel the urgency of responding with the status of our mental health folks who should not have guns and who is getting weapons of great danger to our community. i appreciate the witnesses, i welcome them. it is obviously an extraordinary timely hearing. thank you very much for being here and thank you madame leader. >> thank you very much. it's a privilege for me to welcome all of you and i want to say a thank you for the leader for calling this hearing. i'm pleased to join my other colleagues here today. i want to say a thank you to the distinguished panel for joining us today. let me just for a moment i want to personally thank and acknowledge all of you but i want to welcome the superintendent of newtown. i know that janet has been working with family, students, teachers, first responders, and a

andrews. we have congressman johnson on your this well and the prevention tax force or violence. also mike thompson, thank you for your leadership. we are also joined by steny hoyer. with that, we will go to our cochairs. >> i think you very much, madam leader. chairman injuries, to everyone for scheduling this critical and very timely hearing. as the president indicated, there has been assigning of executive orders by the president and we all feel the urgency of responding to the dangers that are communities confront. with the distribution of guns and large capacity magazines and with the status of our mental health observations who ought not to have guns and make sure that we know who is getting weapons and bringing danger to our community. i appreciate the witnesses and i welcome them and it is obviously an extraordinarily timely hearing. the witnesses and the attendance in the media of the public. thank you for being here. thank you, madam leader. >> thank you very much, madam leader. it is a privilege for me to welcome all of you, and i want to say thank you to the leader for calling this hear

andrews. we are pleased to be joined by our chair of the judiciary committee, congressman john conyers and the chair of our gun violence prevention task force congressman mike thompson. we thank you, mike, for your leadership. we are also joined by our distinguished whip, steny hoyer. with that i'm going to yield to steny for a moment and then to our co-chairs. >> i thank you very much, madam leader, and chairman andrews on the steering committee for scheduling this. obviously critically and very timely hearing and look forward to hearing from the witnesses. clearly all of us as the president indicated in his talk today and presentation of his program and signing of executive orders, we all feel the urgency of responding to the dangers that our communities confront when the distribution of guns and large capacity magazines and with the status of our mental health observations of folks who ought not have guns and make sure we know who is getting weapons of great danger to our community. so i appreciate the witnesses. i welcome them. it is obviously an extraordinarily timely hearing. witness the attendance and interest of the media and the public. thank you very much