however, she would sit at a desk, and corner clare in, where clare sat on a folding chair. there was another summer school teacher who was actually an english teacher, who was unfamiliar with the kids with special needs. she had the students sit at their desks, and just gave them a sheet of paper and a pencil to doodle. there was also this one lady, which short blond hair and dressed nicely, who may have held an administrator's position. one time clare and i ran into the school in the morning, as clare's bus road did not stop long enough to pick her up. clare must have been tired and sat down in the hall and wouldn't get up. the lady just slapped her on the head. i was young, appalled, and speechless. i opined that clare was totally lost in middle school and deprived of three years' of education, which taxpayers pay for. clare attended lincoln, washington, wallenberg and lowell high schools. i was content with all three of these. perhaps times are changing and reassessments took place every year to see what goals and needs should be met? as she got older, she qualified to h

the world but in 2006 allan noticed some changes in his wife. >> clare had a built-in gps system. never got us lost, but she started getting us lost when they would drop us off in a strange city. >> i forgot all about that. >> reporter: two years later at age 63, clare vann was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. looking back, what was the decline like? >> she would fall off a cliff with a new symptom i hadn't seen before, then it was like "alice in wonderland." the just fell down that black hole, and since then the decline has come much more rapidly. >> reporter: clare is now in assisted living. >> we were just having fights constantly and we have had a fairy tale marriage, and it was just disintegrating in front of me. >> reporter: a new study from duke university medical center suggests women at risk for alzheimer's face a steeper decline than men. researchers followed 4400 men and -- 400 men and women in their 70s with mild cognitive impairment and found women declined at twice the rate as men. >> we need to sit down today. >> reporter: roberta diaz brinton of the university o

we're joined by ap reporter mary clare dale, who broke the story. and npr's television and culture writer, eric deggans. mary clare dale start first and remind us, if you would, a little bit about the case that this came from and the particulars of the deposition. >> sure. this case dates back ten years when a temple university employee accused cosby of drugging and molesting her at his home where she had gone to a dinner seeking career advice. she worked for the basketball team and says that after dinner, she took three pills from cosby which he said was herschel -- herbal medication for stress. in his deposition unsealed yesterday, he said the drug was benadryl. her lawyers don't believe that and asked cosby about other drugs and prescriptions he may have taken over the years and he admitted in the deposition that he used quaaludes and obtained them in the '70s for the purpose to use them to have sex with women. >> brown: but then he stopped short of saying that he did it without their consent, right? i mean, there's a point in the deposition wher

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clare murphy explains. >> it is the first news of hope in a prospect for a cure in aids and hiv. researchers are excited by the case of an 18-year-old woman who is striving off her drug treatment program. she was infected with hiv by her mother. her family stopped her treatment when she was six. 12 years later, the virus levels in her bloodstream are too low to be measured. doctors do not consider her cured. they want to work out how her immune system has managed to control the virus. >> if we find the same makeup and characteristics and other patients we hope to stop the patient without leading to any risk. at the same time, controlling the virus. >> scientists believe the case suggests long-term remission after early treatment is possible. >> it could be a step towards the discovery of a vaccine. it should protect from infection. this girl has an immune system that protects her from multiplication of the virus. >> bequest were a vaccine continues. 35 million people around the world live with aids and hiv. >> if there is intelligent life out there -- that question has fascinated

i was at mary clare, trying to run the world and have -- travel the world and ha kids, and i thought, i cannot do it. rebecca: what is the secret? a lot of water? b-12 shots? >> you have to keep your energy up. i have been exercising my whole life. you have to keep reinventing how you exercise. i am a constant learner. imo always finding new stuff. i think i have adhd, to be honest. rerebecca: we self medicate. >> what is the newest thing? what is more fun? what cane do differently? energy is required. i naturally have a lot of energy. if you don't, it would be hard. becca: thanks for joinining . when we return what is your personal brand? are you unique and marketable? you should be. we will tell you how. rebecca: wcome back. branding is everywhere. consumers trusted. companies create expectations because of it. it's just as important for small businesses as big ones sometimes even more so. joining us t talk about branding is marissa levin of succsful culture. she has four points for us to get branding right. we have talked about this on the show before, but you have some concrete st

at the front door, bertics fatally shot 19 year old clare orton, then himself. >> : this is really shockingand sad. >> alecia :authorities say there were no previous issues of domestic violence, or warning flags, and bertics did not have a criminal history. >> : this one is especially painful because the victim and suspect both come from supportive families. >> alecia :on this quiet cul de sac, neighbors say they did not hear the gunshots ring out. >> : i left this morning around 8 o clock and saw a bunch of police tape and cars >> alecia :both families have been extremely cooperative with police. neighbors say the 21 year old shooter studied engineering at stanford university. this is one of his videos posted on youtube. >> : my heart goes out to all of them. it's sad. >> alecia :not a lot of details being revealed tonight. the circumstances surrounding the murder-suicide are still being investigated. reporting live in walnut creek >> catherine : the father of pier 14 shooting victim kate steinle made an emotional plea to a congressional committee today. jim steinle testified before the senat

police say 21-year-old scott bertics shot and killed the 19-year-old clare orton and turned the gun oney were in a relationship. neighbors say they were both good kids. >> we saw her run through the neighborhood in her practices and just a wonderful family and a wonderful daughter. >> no parties. no fast driving. no nothing. just nice kids. >> the scott bertics family lives in lafayette and he was going to stanford. she was at san diego state university. there were no previous disturbances or restraining orders related to the pair. >> today, the map accused of killing kate steinle on pier 14 if san francisco is expected to be in court this morning. kate's dad of pleasanton testified in front the senate judiciary committee discussing his daughter's death and pushing for change to immigration policy. francisco sanchez, the alleged shooter, was convicted of seven physical anies and deported five times. san francisco sanctuary city policy protected him from being deported again. >> just going to be more communication between local government and federal government to do what they can to ke

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police say 21-year-old scott bertics shot and killed 19 year old clare orton and turned the gun on himself. they were in a relationship. they were both good kids. >> we saw her run through the neighborhood in practices and a wonderful family. a wonderful daughter. >> no parties or fast driving, no nothing. just nice kids. >> the scott bertics family lives in this community. he was going to stanford. orton was at san diego state. there were no previous services or restraining orders related to the pair. >> it is 4:32. the man accused of killing kate steinle on san francisco's pier 14 is expected to be in court this morning. kate's date of pleasanton testified in front of the senate judiciary committee discussing his daughter's death and the push for change to immigration policies. francisco sanchez has been convicted of seven felonies and has been deported five times. san francisco's sanctuary city policy protected him from being deported again. >> there should be more communication between local government and federal government to do what they can to keep our streets safe. >> new legislat

after less than 12 hours on the run, five teenagers are back in custody after tries to escape at santa clare clara county boys ranch. it's near 101 and live oak high school. authorities say the five teenagers broke loose about 9:00 last night after just a couple of hours and deputies found four of the five and the fifth boy was found this morning. investigators are trying to firinggure out just how they got away. >>> new at 5k:00 more signs of recovery. all nine bay area counties had unemployment rates last month below the state average. california seasonally adjusted unemployment rate last month was 6.2%. solano county had the highest unemployment rate in june that was up 5.9%. and san mateo county had the lowest unemployment rate in the bay area and that set at just 3.3%. >>> this evening firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fire that stopped traffic and burned several cars in southern california on friday. the fire burning near highway 15 on the way to las vegas is now 60% contained. rain has helped to put out the flames. yes, rain. the fire charred 3500 acres and destroyed 20 veh

police say that 21-year-old scott bertics shot and killed 19-year-old clare orton and turned the gun on himself. they were in a relationship. neighbors say they were both good kids. >> we saw her run through the neighborhood in her practices and just a wonderful family and a wonderful daughter. >> no parties, no fast driving no nothing. just nice kids. >> the family lives in this gated community in lafayette and he was going to stanford. orton was at san diego state. there were no previous disturbances or retraining orders represented to the pair. >> heavy rain is blamed for causing a rock and mudslide along highway 140 in yosemite national park. >> i told them this is where i started. >> a driver saw the rocks tumbled took the video showing the blocked roadway and the rain has flooded some areas of the park warning visitors to move to higher grounds and parts of the county were under flash flood warnings last night. shear where the slide happened along the highway. the main western entrance of the park is closed and you can still get into yosemite on walnut road. >> federal official

. >> clare orton graduated last summer but she left a lasting impression on her school. the organizers of the event were shock to the her she was gone. >> i am best friends with her brother and i just remember feeling shocked and so many others felt the same. >> her brother was in the crowd. the school is on speaker break so the organizers expected a smaller town out. classes do not resume until august 24 so organizers are overwhelmed by the turnout. 200 people came. >> we thought maybe 25 or 30 people and i e-mailed a teacher and he was like, i will let the entire cross country team know and all of the teachers. >> candles were held around the picture and a procession to the running field, an honor student and cross country student. she was at her parents' home after first year of college and shot by her ex-boyfriend scott bertics who turned the gun on himself. vigil was an opportunity for as many as possible to come together and grief. >> this is supposed to a positive experience and outlet for people to speak. >> the crowd stayed mostly silent through the even. >>> a

that clarely lib really culture has reached its nadir. rome has fallen yet racism is over t is the best of times it is the worst of times all because a german lady got a weave. but-- i can't think of another case of this. it mostly just happens in movies from what i understand. anyway, for more on this complicated and sensitive story we're joined by a senior black correspondent our senior black -- -- >> sorry jon sorry sorry. (cheers and applause) >> jon: what are you doing? >> i know i'm late. cop pulled me over on the way to work again today. you know driving while black. >> jon: you're-- you're not black. >> not, 100 percent no. >> jon: no percent. you are's unbelievably white. if i couldn't smell you i would think you were a ghost you're that white you're white. (laughter) >> i'm black. >> jon: you're telling me that you are african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> jon: no i-- you can cover the story that's not a problem. but not as the black correspondent,s in as the black correspondent it can't be done. >> black peop

the money raised will help play for clare orton's funeral costs. police found the woman dead at her home yesterday. she was killed by 21-year-old scott burdicks. the victim had a previous relationship with him. officers say burdicks then killed himself. >>> some terrifying moments for a palo alto mother. she woke up from a nap with her toddler to find a prowler attempting to break in. 44-year-old derrick pitts has been arrested. police say he tried to pry open several doors at this home on carlson court yesterday afternoon. this is near mitchell park. but after that mother spotted him, she quickly called police. officers don't believe this case is linked to two other recent reports of prowlers in palo alto. >>> we're going to have an update on the fast-moving brushfire in napa county. as you can see cal fire air tankers doing drops over this fire near lake berryessa. another update right after the break. ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what

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. >> clare sebastian looks at the options in the business community. >> many are secondary -- >> reporteris lawyer keeps a poster in his office listing the global sanctions on iran. now that world powers will be lifting some of those sanctions navigating the list is even more complicated. >> let me see if i can find the ndaa. here there are some sections of that that are going to be lifted and some that are not. >> reporter: it's a measure of the complex calculations that companies face as they consider expanding to iran. his best advice to clients, move carefully. >> hold your breath. it's not yet. sort it out. you know and get ready. >> reporter: oil companies in particular are heeding this advice. shell and italian oil giant eni have held meetings in iran in the last month. >> it's call red fresh your rolodex. you can start to prepare. >> reporter: if the sanctions are lifted eni would consider investing again. shell is interested in exploring the role shell can play in developing iran's energy potential. and a population of about 80 million, many seen cheering the deal this week is at

. >> more oriental fruit fly discovered in santa clare county prompting if issues to quarantine a portion of the area. total of 6 oriental fruit fly detected in or around cupertino. quarantine area covers 89 square miles santa clara county. officials urge resident in the area not to move homegrown fruit and vegetables from the property. produce is still okay to eat but only on the property where picked. >> popular swedish pay industry is leaving its long time west oakland location and moving to small town south of fresno. this has been around since 1893 has been in oakland for more than 40 years. bakery hiring 120 workers at new location 40 percent larger than the oakland site. they make popular product like bear claw chase horn and raisin the t.might be hungry about now. >> who doesn't like bear claw. >> time to check on our weather with sandhya. >> hopefully you will think it's a sweet forecast. not a sweeteneding for those who love the pastry but here's the deal. we have a wide range of conditions coming the next couple of days so some micro climate back in business. if we show you the

it started yesterday and has destroyed two homes and clared 13 square miles. now back to han. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back. the central for medical progress has released another shocking video showing a high ranking planned parenthood executive negotiating the sale price of aborted fetal parts. we have to warn you again, this video is very disturbing. it contains very graphic material. we think it is important to show you. take a look. >> when you get on 17 18 some of those. you might get larger that's where we have to do a little training -- >> so it is a matter of training. >> we have to be on the same page. >> right. almost to the point where we have to disclose if we're doing this so if anyone gets called out for this oh i didn't know you were doing this too. we have to be i think we have to be coordinating. >> to keep the stories straight. >> to make sure we're all saying the same thing and the ceos are saying the same thing. >> and joining us now, so you're responsible for this. but yet yesterday you had a court literally in california blocking the release of

. >> nominee lead actress in a drama series are clare danes homeland.la davis thousand get away with murder. the pete hen sen empire. at that time i don't know a also in black and elizabeth moss mad men and robin wright house of cards. >> competition between miss davis and hen sen set up the possibility of history making win. black actress never won the top drama award the. game of thrones lead the pack with whopping 24 nomination. abc up for several award including modern family for best comedy series. and jawlie nominated for best supporting actress in a comedy. best actor for blackish outstanding reality series. "dancing with the stars"and jimmy kimmel life for outstanding variety series. >> this wooden roller coaster. >> 7 news was in vallejo in 1999 i'll get it together. opening of the roar. the park says it will close the rid for good on sunday august 16. 10 story coaster has carried an estimated 11 million park visitors on 55 miles per hour thrill ride. it's a difficult decision to close it. they say it will allow the park to expand and evolve. n

fight los altos amy is cautiously optimistic after getting a visit from santa clare county agriculture fivrnlts i'm really glad to hear that the there's some the something being done. it's important. >> the oriental fruit fly found in her neighborhood. it's about the size of a regular house fly and doesn't belong here. >> this fraught fly is such a problem because the female can sting a perfectly good peace of fruit and go right through the ryan like a banana and lay her egg inside the fruit. >>reporter: this insect known to attack more than 230 kind of fruits and vegetables. >> very colorful. pretty fly. it's amazing how much damage this nasty looking play can cause nishtion fact california l condition stantly monitor various fruit fly for this reason. neighbors say the concern is real. >> a very old organic the lemon tree in the back that probably has 200 lemon on it rate now. >>reporter: experts believe someone either brought over infested fruit from over sea ors fruit shipment came in and the oriental fruit play weren't detected. regardless the focus now on eliminating as many as p

the victim 19-year-old clare orton, she was home for the summer after a first year at san diego state. police say high pressure system shot while answering the front door -- police say she was shot while answering the front door. he killed himself. scott bertics studying engineering at stanford. >>> a woman in texas, 28-year- old sandra bland arrested and found dead in jail in texas. as hannah daniels shows us, there may be crucial gaps in the arrest video. >> reporter: the exchange begins when bland is pulled over for failing to signal. soon after, the video shows the confrontation with texas trooper brian encina after she refuses to put out her cigarette. >> i said get out of the car. >> why am i being apprehended ? >> i'm giving you a direct order. [ overlapping speakers ] . >> reporter: he pointed his taser at her. >> get out of the car! i will write you up! [ [ simultaneous speakers ] >> wow! >> get out of the car! >> reporter: bland is put in handcuffs and the argument escalates off camera. >> you a real man now you going to slam me knock my head into the ground. >> reporter: la

scott bertics shot and killed 19 year old clare orton and turned the gun on himself.lationship. both are good kids. we saw her running through the neighborhood if her practices and just a wonderful family and a wonderful daughter. >> no parties. no fast driving. no nothing. just nice kids. >> the family lives in this gated community. scott bertics lived in sanford. orton was going to san diego university. there were no restraining orders related to the pair. >> the man accused of killing kate steinle on pier 14 is expected to be in court this morning. kate's dad of pleasanton testified in front of the senate judiciary committee discussing the death and push are for change to immigration policy. francisco sanchez the suspect in her death was convicts of seven felonies and departed five times and san francisco's sanctuary policy protected him from being deported again. >> there needs to be more communication between local and federal government to do what they can to keep our streets safe and our public safe. >> new legislation called kate's law require as mandatory sen

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the verge ill was held at the high school where clare orton attended.ross country star and honor student. the crowd held can degrees around her picture and made a short procession to the school's running field. police say she was shot to delegate last welcome by her boyfriend, scott bertics who was from half yet. >> palo alto city leaders thing a thermal camera system on the tracks can prevent teen suicide. four teens took their lives on the track between october and march. officials want to install motion detection cameras at the crossing thermal camera system can detect a person on the tracks and send a signal to 9-1-1. meeting is scheduled tonight at 6:30 at the mitchell park community center. city leaders think a camera system on the tracks can prevent teen suicide. >> a pool at a las vegas high-rise hotel has re-opened after a weekend fire that sent swimmers running to safety. a fire on the 14th floor of the cosmopolitan hotel brock out on saturday afternoon. firefighters say the fire bumped so quickly and intensely because of all of fake palm tree

young woman identified as clare horton. she was cross country runner honor student at this high school. she just finished first year of college at san diego state university. police say she and the apparent shooter identified as scott verdict had been dating. >> if kate steinly family appeared before senate committee today on capitol hill to plead for immigration reform. steinly was shot and killed 3 weeks ago while walk with her father on pier 14 in san francisco. the man accused of killing her is undocumented immigrant. chris winn is in the nation capitol with more. >> today on capitol hill a bay area father opened up about the death of his daughter. >> u.s. has suffered self inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country. >>reporter: testifying before the senate judiciary committee jim steinly supported by his wife, son and daughter in-law pushed for immigration reform. >> we feel kate law saves one daughter t-one son t-a mother a father, t

it's crystal clare that she has been engaged in a cover-up of lots of things benghazi the fact that she broke the rules. i mean how amazing that she's had this server in her basement all this time and decides to wipe it clean two years after she leaves the state department and just before she gets ready to run for president. >> so that's a republican. look, a few moments ago i spoke to a democrat doug schoen and he was on with our friend stuart varney and still thinks clinton is going to be a nominee but for the first time her answers do not add up on the e-mail situation and for the first time there's a question in his mind is she going to get the nomination? a long way from her losing her but for a democrat like doug schoen saying i'm starting to pause, interesting. something to watch. >> nobody who supports her would really care about this whole e-mail storey. >> starting to care. >> not just donald trump or carly fiorina. doug schoen is starting to say it. >> thank you. >>> new details on a major shift on the observe extra-administration's goal to close gitmo. their argument it was

. >> the 19-year-old shooting victim is clare orton, she was home for summer break after finishing firstear at san diego state. orton studying environmental engineering and on the dean's list. her alleged shooter is 21-year-old scott bertics, he graduated from acalnes until 2012 and enrolled in stanford. >> i got something stuck in my throat a moment ago. pit bull in san francisco recovering from two gunshot wounds after a confrontation between that animal and a federal police officer ended in gunfire. a u.s. mint police officer shot a pit bull named blue yesterday. this happened about a block away from the mint where the dog's owner says two pit bulls got out. an officer says he shot one of the dogs when he saw it acting aggressively toward people on herman street. but blue's owner says the 1-year-old pit bull is not aggressive. >> it's very hard for me not to be angry about it. i have to try to be forgiving and try to understand from his perspective. i mean he may have been very scared. >> one of the bullets did hit a neighbor's house as well. blue may lose his right rear leg but he's

so clarely these are extremly important changes. and that's the easy part. this is the anatomical part. the more subtle the more elaborate part is the gender identity. and that's why we brought together this spec tabling lar group of people to talk about that. as you pointed out, we have ben with us, ben say long-term colleague. he's a major scientist in my field n brain finds also in catherine's field. and he is chairman as you pointed out, department of standford, member of the national academy of science an a transgender person. he made a decision in the 40s to undergo a bodily change and he can tell us what it is like before when he felt he was in the wrong body and how he feels now. he not only can tell us how he feels but interestingly enough since people naw him as a scientist before he yun went this change they can describe what he was like interacting with hims a woman an now interacting with him as a man. we have norman spack with us. he is one of the pioneers in the united states of pedestrian atic endocrinology without can help people make a deci

once upon a time, when you wanted to tee clare war, you killed them on the other side. later it became no civilized injustice, and even later, they're more uncivilized t. means an indication of war. and in fact it's what it represents. i tell you now, this deal is shifting the relation. now, what is the logic behind it? i found it en lapse late in an article who i don't like his views. i don't violently disagree with some of his views, but he's a journalist and has a way with words, and it's going to be the dilemma, which i translated part for his benefit in two short sentences. it's his statement, but it's all of it. iran is a big outdoors on the middle east. it's a small segment and this is actually. who's right? this will change the regime, and you start dealing with its own internal problem, and this deal is going to open for better. but this is wrong, then what we have here is the good intentions which are the deal, and the middle east will become much more dangerous place than it was before. this is an answer of what will happen without an embargo. more questions?

area boston -- baltimore-washington parkway clear, cabin john parkway traveling southbound towards clare the meantime it is a slow route -- the ride east end on 66 over to the east street, with print your break lights. at maryland 50 on the john hansen highway towards kenilworth avenue. jummy: top stories right now closing arguments begin today two men charged with first-degree murder, accused of killing mayhew's uncle, set to testify against his nephew in a double murder trial. disaster aid following the baltimore riots, maryland say that money is needed to help the state and city recover millions in a riot related costs. the news continues live right now on news channel 8. >>> when you're small you have superhuman strengths. you're like a bullet. so you need to know how to punch. >> you're going to show me how to punch. show me how to punch. >> evangeline lilly in "ant-man" with paul ruud. the superhero cast just ahead. >> also "glee" star chris colfer is with us. he's got a ton of fans here. not only from "glee," the kid can write a book. so fun to talk to him just ahead. >> did you h

it is important for the debate to be clare. even with the lifting of sanctions after eight years of missiles or five years in arms or the u.n. sanctions, it's only the u.n. sanctions. we still have sanctions. our primary embargo is still in place. we are still sanctioning them. and, i might add for those things that we want to deal with in terms of their behavior for instance, hezbollah, there is a u.n. resolution 1701, that prevents the transfer of any weapons to hezbollah. that will cop tin. what we need to do is make sure we're enforcing it. >> i think we've got that. i just want to make sure if we say, all right. what was effective on iran, what really has brought them to the table more than anything else in my view are the sanctions on the central bank because it's more difficult for russia ks china, and other actors to help them evade these sanctions. if we decided we want to impose penalties to deter them from terrorist activity and we impose sanctions on their central bank that that won't be a material breach to the acc

universidad de 'san diego state' 'scott bertics' de 21 aÑos y la otra de la 'universidad de standford' 'clareparar hacer este tipo de recetas. francisca: una preparaciÓn con lo que uno encuentra. chef: mira lo que me dijo. esto es muy fÁcil. la olla en la estufa, y le agregamos dos cucharadas de... aceite. juliÁn: ah, primero... chef: mira que fÁcil, acuÉrdate que siempre coge fuego cuando lo ponemos asÍ. le ponemos el pimiento y la cebolla. juliÁn: es una lástima que no puedan ver a nuestro chef carlos cocinar detrÁs del mostrador, cocina a pata abierta. chef: este yo me lo gozo, pa' que te lo goces! juliÁn: pone el alma. chef: lo que le da el sabor, ponemos orÉgano fresco,.. juliÁn: ¿voy haciendo la ensalada? chef:, tenemos tiempo, hagamos los ingredientes, la longaniza, el lago, pimiento, cebolla, orÉgano, aceitunas y alcaparra... juliÁn: dame algo y yo tambiÉn cocino. combinaciÓn de maÍz, zanahoria... son vegetales mixtos, le ponemos luego dos tazas de arroz. juliÁn: ¿duro? chef: yo tengo el control de esto. suavecito, al pasito, y que no se mueva. luego, cubre los ingredientes de agua. j

clare kincaid and you played dr.w you. you it's been a while. >> at a christmas party a couple of years ago. >> chris noth, the usual suspects. yeah. >> we were talking earlier that of course, some of you acted together. it was behind the scenes that was fun. >> absolutely. >> got any dirty secrets. >> i don't know about dirty secrets. >> i heard you. >> oh, oh. >> ben directed a number of episodes. it was phenomenal. we'd go out afterwards for research. with chris noth. >> location scouting. >> yes. >> late night bars. >> all worked their way into the script. lovely. >> you were a bit of a practical joker on the set? >> i don't know where it comes from. >> you just did the weather, right? >> got me. >> we are having an el nino. but here we are having an al nino i think. >> this is so embarrassing. al? >> we didn't see it coming. >> you think you're embarrassed. >> regarding the show -- >> back to the show. >> there was a stat that said somewhere in the world there is always a "law & order" airing somewhere in the wo

council which is the best medical minds i think some of the best medical mipeds in the country it is clared by the chairman is john pearlen. john is the chairman of the american hospital association he is also the chief medical officer. he is also a former undersecretary of health. they're providing tremendous leadership. on my va work, the transform v.a. we've set up an advisory council. we have many doctors part of that including the head of the cleveland clinic. former surgeon general and also a veteran. but one of the things they're bringing is they're not only bringing their innovations and their ideas but they're take ago way our innovations. a couple weeks ago we published an article that was picked up in medical journals not broadly in the newspaper about a new monte carlo simulation technique we can use to predict suicide. this is a breakthrough. if we can validate this model of predicting suicide this would be a breakthrough for the v.a. but also a breakthrough for the american public. a lot of what we've seen has been innovations that actually start in the v.a. part of our $1.8 b