becker was born in one nine hundred fifty nine in travelling in the on the baltic sea. the large format camera he uses looks like it dates from another era he says it's like putting up an easel and painting a picture and he has respect for his subject. only to exposures or possible percocet. so he sometimes travels for days to get his photo. he almost always tours alone. once two hundred kilometers from the nearest village he had a serious accident away from sex and the dogs being on the boat watch them nonstop for thirty six out because there was nowhere to stall the sun was just above the horizon of it blinded me. and the next thing i knew everything was quiet and dark. like off for a while i woke up again and felt something cold and shock on my chin. and coming and i couldn't move of troll i opened my eyes and was looking at all ice and i realized i'd landed on a nice pair of metal bar in the go i had to come caution with a lot was running down my body i've broken a river my boat had drifted off and by then there was no one a raft one to spend on. the water and swam

gigantic a melting into the arctic ocean photographer all of auto becker catches their disappearance in stunning pictures. a moment in time that will never be repeated. these icy giants merge with their reflections a sign of things to come. his eyes the psych sees me iceberg emerges from the mist when you approach it at first there's a dark shadow which becomes lighter and lighter i'm confronted by the sounds of gun and when i sail past it it disappears again behind this cup another mystery it's a unique an encounter i'm having a bad moment again it's these moment. these icebergs are like fortresses yet they're under siege all of auto becker has become i witness to their decline. if temperatures rise by five degrees celsius by the end of the century it would spell their end. is that when you know that there is global warming and you see an iceberg like this and you can see how it's sweating and then you realize how swift this process is. becker traveled along the west coast of greenland with his camera four thousand kilometers in a rubber dinghy. when an iceberg coughs they can cause

to discuss this further i'm joined by richard becker an anti-war activist thanks for being with us here on our t.v. international. and i'm sorry we're not with richard becker or here's somebody who anyway apparently this was the second engagement between the let's let's go at the questions apparently this is the second engagement between the syrian army and the u.s. in less than a week could this gradually lead to a full scale american involvement in the war against assad. sorry we seem to have a connection difficulty about this. syrian army and the u.s. relations it's the second engagement in less than a week could we see this being an escalation in a florida a full scale war against assad involving the americans. all right seems to be we're having some difficulties with the connection there i will try and get that back here in a second. you're watching international it's. a little blog so you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that will. produce flocks for the value that will be gossip the public as well. as tell me you a

these icebergs are like fortresses yet they're under siege all of auto becker has become i witness to their to climb. if temperatures rise by five degrees celsius by the end of the century it would spell their end. is that when you know that there is global warming and you see an iceberg like this and you can see how it's sweating and then you realize how swift this process is. becker traveled along the west coast of greenland with his camera four thousand kilometers in a rubber dinghy. when an iceberg coughs they can cause a twenty meter wave. as i typed off him when the ice floats on the water it sounds like glass wrapping to. bend his cotton push to get a fresh piece has just broken off it finishes around. the month this is clean when you hear this santa is the singing of vi something specially the physic this is for you feel like you're in a champagne flute and. cage. becca was born in one nine hundred fifty nine in troponin on the baltic sea. the large format camera he uses looks like it dates from another era he says it's like putting up an easel and painting a picture and he ha

. >> let's bring in now derek becker, the public information officer for south carolina emergency management. derrick, good morning to you. and what can you tell us about what you've learned about what caused this crash and, of course, the injuries and fatality? >> we would not the agency to determine the cause and that would be the transportation investigators with the federal government. right now, what i can tell su that tell you is that state emergency management are responding. the incident kurt away from the south carolina emergency operation center so we are able to support them with whatever they may need. can confirm from lexington county two fatalities from this incident. more than 50 transported to the hospital at this point. those are initial reports. we have established a shelter at one of our local middle schools for the additional passengers so they have someplace warm and can have any of their needs met at this point. right now it's still very much an active and ongoing scene. >> derrick, it's difficult to tell from the single photograph we have from lexington county. how clo

off the face of the planet. >> reporter: becker has detailed his experience in a blog and a memoir. his wife, lorie: >> i've had different people reach out to me saying, "you know, i was on the fence about my son." and after looking into it, they're like, thank you." >> reporter: last year, becker was in an immunotherapy clinical trial at the national institutes of health but it failed. he's finishing up a chemotherapy cycle. his ninth and final visit is next week. tumors have shrunk but may be showing signs of resistance to this treatment. >> i know what time i have left really needs to be devoted to raising awaishes of the fact that my condition could have been avoided. >> reporter: next sunday is international h.p.v. awareness day, and one advocacy group is mounting a new campaign to show that h.p.v. can affect anyone. their goal is to eliminate all cancers caused bid the h.p.v. virus. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: today, the u.n. security council approved a 30-day cease-fire in syria. it clears the way for aid deliveries and medical evacuations in rebel-held area

that may be the most dangerous thing of all. >> woodruff: david becker, why are u.s. election systems? vulnerab >> well, the more we rely upon technology, all technology has some vulnerabilities to it. and that's why it's fortunate have systems in place to double check theechnology. so, for instance, paper ballots, auditable ballots that can be audited after the election ismp very, veryrtant. the good news is 75% to 8% of americans currently vote on paper, and that number is s increasing as virginia ved to all paper. pennsylvania is about to move to all paper. and about 17 states are considering ways to improve their audili. system that are very, very important to make sure we can trust electronic machines thatn are cong our votes. but the good news smost states are doing it, and even more states are movng in that direction. >> woodruff: and david becker, just to clarify, this is a state-by-state situation, right? there's no federal election overlay, as i understand it. >> that's right. d a major federal election, we not only don't hold one election or 50 elons. we ac

he is a sophomore at becker college in worcester massachusetts studying game development.eams of turning his hobby into a career since he was 15. >> i start to watch professionals, you know, play, e-sports. and i had followed certain players. hopefully one day i could be there at this kind of level. >> he competes on becker's league of legends team which receives coaching services from gamer sensai in hopes of winning a collegiate tournament. the ultimate goal is to become a pre gramm programmer. >> not a joke. some think you sit behind a computer all day. you don't do anything. but in reality. you can actually get, like good money off of it. have a good living. >> that generation growing up now. does not necessarily have that same interest. that you or i do in the physical sports. >> jeff is c net editor at large. he said e sports are here to say. >> if you look at the average male, under 25. they're watching more e sports, streams, than regular sports. >> that's mind blowing. >> it is. there are reasons. when you look at accessibility. got to go out and get a game. you a

he was mentioning derrec becker did some cuts and scrapes. broken bones.want to minimize it but hopefully not a climb in the number killed. rachel: he also mentioned and you brought that up, ed, that they were having trouble accessing some of the passengers because of the damage to the car. one of the things i was really impressed with this past week in my experience was how professional amtrak was. they went up and down the isles multiple times trying to make sure there was not passenger injured and possibly left behind. they were checking and double-checking and triple checking that. ed: that's a great point. you can see from the video wee have shown from a moment ago it's still dark there, cayse, south carolina. two dead, more than 70 injured. we are told most of those nonlife threatening. amtrak train number 91. if you have a family member or friend who might have been traveling between new york and miami. obviously, there is a lot of stops there in between, so, got to czech the ticket. got to figure out who might have been there. but amtrak train 91 c

. >> brian becker is the ceo of base entertainment, which created the maria callas show. >> most of usnk of a hologram as a futuristic projection. like princess leia, you could walk all the way around her, see her from the back. that is not what we are talking about. >> this is a 3d illusion, but holographic technology is a good name that people recognize. >> she's hardly the first dead musician to take the stage again. the first example was at the coacella music festival when rapper tupac rose from the dead. the technology for that stunt is now owned by a company called hoogram usa. >> no stranger to controversy. at his theater on hollywood boulevard, his company offers holographic shows, feet ring stars like billy holiday. as it turns out, these high tech shows aren't really new. they are based on a stage effect called peppers ghosts, an illusion popular in 1862 by a scientist named john pepper. an off stage actor is reflected by a sheet of glass at a 45 degree angle, appearing to the audience as a ghostly life-sized image. >> projectors are up there bouncing off a gray cinema screen

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the people of becker a doll village have practiced many rituals fit generations one of them is female genital mutilation. genitals cuts she was just a week old. but all the pain and suffering begins in childhood and gets worse as you grow older since i was cut when i was seven days old i'm unable to hold your own for when i have to go i have an excruciating burning sensation that's why i've isolated myself and when i started menstruating the pain got worse and then when i got married it was painful to have sex with my husband. after giving birth to three children i was diagnosed with near fatal renal complications. i had to put an end to my sex life and eventually my marriage daddy logan. deja's story is far from unusual around three quarters of ethiopian women have undergone f.d.m. according to a two thousand and sixteen survey in the a far region the numbers are even higher about nine in ten girls here have been subjected to it. many women suffering from the complications of s.g.m. come under the care of dr sally use of this regional hospital. center offers a counseling service part

derric becker is on, hi, how are you? can you tell us how everything is going on scene? >> sure. of the passengers have been taken off the train and the injured went to three reported hospitals. we have injuries from minor cuts and scrapes to broken bones, but they are all nonlife-threatening. we have established a reception center with the red cross at one of the nearby high schools or middle schools, excuse me, for all the additional passengers on board. and right now the focus is on making sure they have everything they need. >> and derrec, if you can tell us, we know they transferred people to pine ridge, what are they telling people in the area? how is this being taken care of with people in cayce right now? >> the area it happened is not very highly trafficked on a sunday morning. so traffic is cordened off on one small road. it's actually very near our main office, emg headquarters at the state emergency center operation center. so right now traffic impact is minimal and no threat or danger to residents in this area at the time. there was a leak of diesel fuel from the tra

i want to get to derrec becker. we talked to you a while ago ago.n update where things stand now some five hours after this crash happened. >> not much information from our last media briefing 30 minutes ago. i can confirm that all passengers have been removed from the train. they have either been transported to the hospital. we have over 70 people who have been transported to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries or they have been taken to the reception center that we have established with the red cross in lexington county at the nearby middle school. now, this incident actually happened very close to the state's emergency operation center, so we have been able to use those resources to support lexington county sheriff's office and the lexington county services whatever they may need. probably slow going throughout the day and investigators get on scene. of course, we do not know any causes or anything like that. but one of the things that we want to stress, because we do have passengers who are on board this train, is that if anybody out

michael becker has spent a lifetime in the business of diagnosis and treatment of cancer.s why a glance in the mirror two years ago frightened him. >> i saw this huge lump on the right side of my neck. >> you're somebody who has worked with cancer and now you're feeling this large lump. >> and so i think it's cancer. >> reporter: it was advanced throat cancer from human pap low miss virus or hpv. there's no screening test for cancer of the throat. a recent study found about 7 million adult males have high risk strains of hpv. there is a vaccine to prevent hpv usually given at age 11 or 12, yet only 43% of teens complete the recommended doses. >> when you see how low the uptake is, what's your reaction? >> anger. anger. we have a moral obligation to wipe hpv off the face of the planet. >> reporter: becker has detailed his experience in a blog and a memoir. his wife laurie. >> i've about had different people reach out to me saying, you know, i was on the fence about my son and then after looking into it, they're like, you know, thank you. >> reporter: last year becker was in

us to play becker because we come to miami to interview a peruvian legend to free up the b.s. and. you know. well. i think a lot of them do and you can see that there's a big group already. and. i think there is you know an area. with the. stadium. the hispanic community. many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami. especially in america. to be from the c.c. . something that. is getting the young south america. even if they. can do it makes. you think. yeah that's one thing i've talked about you have to make it accessible to everybody. the middle class ball that you. have to be able to reach the people who actually want to see you rob. suffolk culture i'm ready i'm going to not fall old chap so the ticket prices are going to be really impossible accessibility is while. so this is paul's of the saw it's which the beckham group wolf. my kids personally three. major league soccer from choice come true. nice says will cite he's going to bring jobs he's going to bring. up shops balls restaurants you are saying that's not necessarily the case we know that's not tr

becker would be allowed to transport patients against their will to one of five treatment facilities in the state. once there, the treatment center can force patients to stay for up to 72 hours before needing a judge's approval. >> it is absolutely something that we consider, that i consider, personally, the last resort. >> reporter: forced treatment is already allowed in massachusetts and 36 other states but requires a judge's approval. removing the judge from the process, critics say, could violate users' rights. >> people who have undergone -- are twice as likely to die according to the state's own data as people who have undergone voluntary treatment. >> reporter: dan mumbauer who runs this treatment center believes doctors should be trusted. >> it's a very serious thing to take someone's civil liberties away from them. so i don't take it lightly at all. >> if they didn't do it, i was going to die. >> reporter: patrick cronin's parents had a judge force him into treatment 12 years ago. >> it i overdosed. i went to a hospital. the second i got out, i got high. in my hospital outfi

world sports awards in monaco all the jury is made up of past sporting giants like for instance boris becker and much. and this year it was another tennis player who was the big winner of the night. the laureus academy has chosen roger federer i. never want to see his tennis star roger federer has been named sportsman of the year and after he returned from a long break with an injury and then shot right back to the top of the a.t.p. rankings he was honored for a comeback of the year as well i wonder so easy because it's i'm totally thrilled it's an incredible moment in my career here on the world's biggest stage in front of the academy with the world sports awards me the war it's really a dream. the awards are presented by members of the laureus world sports academy all of them sporting legends. for a second for one who in one nine hundred eighty five became the youngest tennis player ever to win wimbledon. and catherine of it who took home two olympic gold medals as a figure skater in the one nine hundred eighty s. for east germany and took her place in the ice skating pantheon. copy what i

cross talking the koreas i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear a daily new show on radio sputnik and in columbus we have gregory illich he is a korea policy institute associate or a german cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated brian let me get me go to you here i'm sure you saw some of the mainstream corporate is coverage of the opening of the games and the what appears to be a some kind of reproach moment between the two koreas but i thought a lot of that coverage has really missed the point in the what's really important here is not if the two koreas can actually engage each other because well they are but how much is the united states willing to go along with this and gauge meant here because the united states has an awful lot at stake with its presence in south korea and its own not only about north korea's nuclear program go ahead brian well peter i believe that we're at a pivotal moment because the attempt by the south korean government the moo

the reaction is to becker on the football club. because we come to miami to interview the peruvian legend and then go. from the army no rules when we roll you do you know. being in miami you know. the city well this is something that the miami locals want i think a lot of them do and you can see that in the business big fan group already called the suddenly fighting for it now and here we had david beckham recently even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you've been really lucky to come here at the time that happens i think there is you know an area far east as we've seen with the classic out of it just packed out the state of. south seeing one team. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. is going to work. in a lot of reading because as you mention is there any transients they see so many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride that you get in many other cities especially in america proud to be from c.c. . the other thing that we're goi

cross the koreas i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear a daily new show on radio sputnik and in. we have gregory illich he is a korea policy institute associate or a german cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate brian let me get me go to you here i'm sure you saw some of the mainstream corporate as coverage of the opening of the games and the what appears to be some kind of reproach moment between the two koreas but i thought a lot of that coverage has really missed the point in the what's really important here is not if the two koreas can actually engage each other because well they are but how much is the united states willing to go along with this and gauge meant here because the united states has an awful lot at stake with its presence in south korea and its own not only about north korea's nuclear program go ahead brian well peter i believe that we're at a pivotal moment because the attempt by the south korean government the moon giant government th

so that we know this monday becker is going to have an m.l.s. from choice in miami best i can see where the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chop with the british sports broadcaster and journalists this might well i mean the last five years kyra. there is a beautiful gun she doesn't know she worked for. the reaction is. to interview the peruvian legend. and then go. you know. in miami you know. well this is something that. i think a lot of them do and you can see that there is a big fan group already called the suddenly fighting for it. and here we had david beckham even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you can really look at the time that happens i think there is you know an area far as we've seen with the classic bit just packed out the state of. south. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. is going to work. in a lot of the really as you mentioned is there any transients city so many people are actually not even from miami so ther

the people of becker a doll village have practiced many rituals for generations one of them is female genital mutilation. had her genitals cuts and she was just a week old. that all the pain and suffering begins in childhood and gets worse as you grow older since i was cut when i was seven days old i'm unable to hold your own for when i have to go i have an excruciating burning sensation that's why i've isolated myself and when i started menstruating the pain got worse and then when i got married it was painful to have sex with my husband. after giving birth to three children i was diagnosed with near fatal renal complications. i had to put an end to my sex life and eventually my marriage he died the local. deja's story is far from unusual around three quarters of ethiopian women have undergone f.d.m. according to a two thousand and sixteen survey in the a far region the numbers are even higher about nine in ten girls here have been subjected to it many women suffering from the complications of s.g.m. come under the care of dr sally use of this regional hospital center offers a counse

this statement ultimately caused roland becker to resign as mayor his words were condemned by the central council of jews in germany and he quit to avoid being removed from his party he was replaced by gulag velika a retired pastor who ran on the promise that he would keep the bell having gained national notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents calling for the bill to be removed the event jelly called church of the polenta night has offered to pay for the bill to be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. tomorrow is another day we'll see the. move. to. the be. the mood. among the oscar nominees these europeans have the best chances. in the category best documentary feature places places like the movie god french filmmaker on his side of the street artist j. ohn next big star crossroad things have a shot at winning you know fingers crossed you never know. what's good for us our series your moments we're going to go from. the feeling to driving the difference. with the ex. logan has expanded and

well anti-war activist richard becker told us that the u.s. military has no business in syria in the first place there were seen the attention of the u.s. government the pentagon to establish a long term presence u.s. presence in side of syria so it's clear that violation of international law because the u.s. has no right to be there. the russian forces were invaded by the syrian government by the united states has no right to be there it acts as if it has a right to be there and because of the way these forces are station and the way its forces are moving particularly in the eastern part of syria there are the critical oil fields. there could be more conflicts this is a very very dangerous game with the pentagon displayed and they know and they know very well that it is there in kind of going ahead and trying to establish this long term presence and perhaps to partition syria. the pentagon has published a chart that purports to show the u.s. lagging behind its nuclear adversaries in the arms race chart was presented by defense secretary jim m

he is a sophomore at becker college in worcester, massachusetts. studying game development.has the had dreams uflt turning his hobby into a career since he was 15. >> watch the professionals play, e sports. and fom load certain players. one day i hope i could be there at this level. >> scum piece on the league of legend team. which receives coaching services from the gamer. in hopes of winning a collegiate tournament. but the ultimate goal is to become a programmer at a top gaming company. >> it is not a joke. some people think you silt behind a computer and dent do anything. in reality you can actually get, good money off of it. have a good living. >> that generation growing up now does not necessarily have the same interest, you or i do in fitz cal sports. awe all editor at large. he said e sports are here to dame. >> itch you looking at the average male under 25. they are watching more e sports and streams than they are regular sports. >> that's mind blowing. >> it is. i think there is a lot of reasons for that. i think when you look at accessibility. you got to go get a

excellent rebecca ray we thank you for your paper thank you for your work on this stuff becker a doctoral fellow at boston university's global development policy center thanks for being with us thank you. and it's no secret that america has a bit of an obsession with celebrities but this next story might just take that to a new light snap chat incorporated took a major hit on thursday losing more than one billion dollars in its market value because of a single tweet this tweet from car dash in sister kylie jenner is what caused the stock to plummet she claimed she hadn't been using snap chat the flagship app of the company causing many people to see that tweet and follow her lead this tweet also mimics recent complaints from many of the app users about its new design and interface after jenner's tweet the make up company maybelline asked its followers on twitter if it should follow suit and leave snap chat no word on that tweet or what maybelline will do the app has about one hundred fifty million users around the world and it's been very popular sensitive to release in two thousand and t

we will see you becker. >> you could get weather information anytime with the ktvu weather app it is available for download in the app store on your phone. >>> a new report highlights how well-paid workers are finding it challenging to find a home and buy it near work. some homebuyers are having to change their strategy. >> reporter: he is a father and husband who works as an i.t. engineer in sunnyvale. he said that the medium celery is $210,000 and many of them -- salary is $210,000 and many of them cannot afford a home in this area. >> the cost of living is high. if you are well into the six figure range and multiple incomes it is still challenging. >> reporter: he has been looking to buy a home here for over year and the prices keep rising. >> you're trying to look for a three-bedroom house, maybe a backyard or something like that. then you're looking at a townhome. and our price range is a townhome. >> reporter: mountain view was $2.4 million up 51% for a house compared to the same type leicester. >> in order to purchase the home -- last year. >> you have to make an income of $34

he's a sophomore at becker college in worcester, massachusetts, studying game development and he's hads hobby into a career since he was 15. >> i started to kind of watch the professional i play esports and i had followed certain players and i'm like, hey, hopefully i could be there at this kind of level. >> reporter: frangiosa competes on becker's league of legends team, which receives coaching service from gamer sensei in hoping of winning a collegiate tournament. but the ultimate goal for him is to become a programmer at a top gaming company. >> the generation growing up now does not necessarily have the same interest that you or i do in physical sports. >> reporter: jeff bakalar is cnet's editor at large. he says esports are here to stay. >> if you look at the average male under 25, they're watching more esports and streams than they are regular sports. >> that's mind-blowing. >> it is. i think there's a lot of reasons for that. i think when you look at like accessibility, you've just got to go out and get a game and you're part of that community. >> reporter: back at gamer sensei

but i want to echo what ben becker just said about cannabis being something we should put off to the side when we are focusing on the short-term and figure out how to move forward with this task force. i'm curious, maybe you could respond to this what the process is going to be for the task force and selection and how fast it's going to move forward. [bell] >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak on this item? all right, seeing none. public comment is closed. thank you, to the members of the public for voicing your support. articulating your concerns. and most importantly, kind of raising questions on the direction you would like the task force to go in that you would like the city to be going in. that's actually very helpful. supervisor fewer, i think that we have completed this hearing. i don't have any other questions that i would like to raise. i would like to take a motion to file the hearing as heard. >> yes. and chair, if i may just add, that i thank you again to our presenters. and i want to also thank my colleague supervisor cohen for

we heard in that report from laura becker, this is a bit of a pr coup for north korea. alongside the south korean athletes. they have taken over part of the south korean women's ice hockey team. alongside all of this is a great panoply of supporting acts, a tae kwon do demonstration team, and lots and lots of officials and minders. this comesjust a few weeks after we have seen north korea having some pretty provocative missile tests and some very aggressive language. should we see this as a change of heart on is it literally just an attempt to try to woo literally just an attempt to try to woo global opinion and show they have got a softer face. a lot of people who have watched north korea for a long time are trying very hard to believe it is a change of heart. i think the presence of kim jong—un‘s own younger sister was something of a surprise but tighter correspondence was seeing, we have been through many false dawns before. the big question before us is when the games end on 25th of february, what then? the north has said already that it wants an end to the annual m

another preeminent case law on the plenary power is mcpherson versus becker. those are two places i would point you. if you look at, i think a lawsuit will be difficult. i can talk at length about why that is. primarily because the article says what it says. however a state chooses to award electorates is up to the state. that is why the national popular vote interstate compact is the best way to a jv i national popular vote. >> let's be clear. you werethe case talking about, reviewing what michigan did. the court said, there is no constitutional issue that has been raised about the implication of way the allegations happen. the court has repeatedly since then said, even though ours complete plenary power, it is .ubject to constitutional >> there will be great arguments made. i look forward to watching it. >> last question. information and correct but it is set up in aner to safeguard against elected president from not working in the best interest of the country. someone who is either inept or corrupt, they certainly fail this time around. it seems to me it is

. >> let me play joe becker, who's a very talented "new york times" reporter, but she did come on with nicole wallace and detail some of what was so important in the russia meeting that they broke help at trump tower, take a look. >> there's a debate about this. is lying to the press a crime? and there's a theory that it is if what you're doing is really meant to mislead investigators in addition to the american public and the "new york times." >> the counter argument that she's reporting on there is whatever hope did, whatever anyone else did, if it was only talking to the press, it was not going directly to the outcome of the probe. your analysis? >> first of all what hope said about those emails never being turned over is in and of itself an obstruction of justice, it has nothing to do with the press. >> you're saying it's not because she hid them from the press, but you interpreted it as her saying they're not going to come out. >> those emails are not going to see the light of day is what she's saying, you have to ask yourself, is she just repeating what her boss is saying donald

becker would allowed to transport patients against their will to one of five treatment facilities in the state. once there, the treatment center could force patients to stay for up to 72 hours before needing a judge's approval. >> it is absolutely something that we consider, that i consider personally, the last resort. >> reporter: forced treatment is already allowed in massachusetts and 36 other states but requires a judge's approval. removing the judge from the process, critics say, could violate user's rights. >> people who have undergone forced treatment in massachusetts are twice as likely to die, according to the state's own data, as people who have undergone voluntary treatment. >> reporter: but dan, who runs this treatment center, believes doctors should be trusted. >> it is a serious thing if you take someone's civil liberties away from them. so i don't take it lightly at all. >> if they didn't do it, i was going to die. >> reporter: patrick's parents had a judge force him into treatment 12 years ago. >> i overdosed and went to a hospital, and the second i got out, i got hig