reducing game as the millenia gemini is not as keen and project has taken a soft approach because ann jennings and he said. to date i read russian gas he says. you know putin is on sunday when the waiter that the united states confidence against a geeky he said he did kill the economy flight so he said is betty intertwined in a simple easing sanctions on dress and a much bigger economy is going to be daddy to take the danube time companion to your success by sanctions regimes that be packing a gun and bomb not because the russian economy is betty intertwined wheat and until the economy and what's this. now is this the eu diplomat take up in a shift in the nineteen eighteen he was supposed to be abandoned in nc and it isn't that nice big dinner the ukrainian prices has completely overshadowed that meeting. and you know how we actually had the russian flag and instead say again that not as speaking in magenta you know shocking diplomacy going on across the continent he's now going to be flying so that is when he said he's going to be meeting and john kennedy and that when you know it would be in

was mary ann hovi's father, a congressman from rural virginia was the last congressman i would suggest that took heroic votes to make a difference in this country. now, he paid for it. pat jennings, is his name. [applause] >> in addition to the problem of patients being denied care in the first place, what tough to say about hospitals discharging patients with a serious mental illness when they still need care? >> you know, that, that's a big issue, you know? my son was hospitalized twice, and both times when he was first hospitalized, i visited him, and he was under the 48-hour order, and he said, dad, this is where i need to be. and i realize it now. they're getting my medicines straight, this is where i need to be. well, about six weeks later we were back in the very same situation. he was released within the 48 hours, and we had a problem. and we took, by the time we'd gone to the next hospital, you know, gus was one of the smartest people i've ever met, maybe the smartest. and he could figure things out, you know? there was no psychiatrist or psychologist he couldn't talk out of or into whatever he wanted to do. he knew what answers to give the evaluators. so that was one r