united states as well as internal studies we have support from the national institute of health, cystic fibrosis foundation, and it's based on robust science from the preclinic into the clinic now. >> how about the 600 comps that we talked about? >> in 2014 we started with a single compound. we had a theory which was you can control chronic inflammation by modulating the endo cannabinoid system what we announced today is the next logical progression if it works with one of them, we want to be the leading pipeline. we want to have the ability to tap into many, many more of these. that's where gen ren comes in. >> you didn't disclose how much it costs i am worried people will buy and then it will be illogical. >> our cash position is strong one of the nice things of the deal is it's back ended. it's generous towards gen ren in the later stages. >> would this replace meth treksen? >> it could. that's used for rheumatoid arthritis. what about the patients that perhaps need a second line therapy drug remember, this field is dominated by drugs that date back to the late 1990s. >> yes, very li

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to account for the funding that is used by cystic so he is there speaking about his distaste for this body i know you want to get in there will only have about a minute left but how do you see this going forward keeping in mind that this is what your president is advocating for on the u.n. floor now. regarding the massive protests on the last moment they're going to think the crucial part of this has been produce help in smaller but they have been widespread throughout the territory of the country not just focused in the main plaza and a capital city and that it's a positive development and it's also maintained throughout the different weeks that this crisis has taken place i think most of the attention of service should focus now on the role of the constitutional court because the constitutional court has already ordered the president to backtrack and allow iran blocks into the country and they have constantly announced that they will not abide to you they just gain time early mr early in this day introducing several resources student labor courts action on the topic but i think that

. >> you cut your journal cystic investigative teeth, obviously, on the nixon administration. compare richard millhouse nixon's relationship with the truth to donald j. trump's. >> well, there was -- nixon was not a big believer in the truth, but as the tapes and the testimony and that investigation in the 70s established, he was a criminal president. breaking the law all the time, using the power of the presidency as an instrument of personal revenge to settle scores with enemies real and perceive. in the case of trump, there is the mueller investigation which clearly is important, but it's not ended and we don't know whether they're going to come up with information that establishes criminality. but what -- i thought the vacuum here in the coverage of trump was, first of all, excellent reporting by my newspaper, "the washington post," the "new york times," "wall street journal." but the focus was not so much on the mueller investigation. the question really is how does trump perform as president. and in the foreign policy areas, the handling of north korea, afghanistan, the

call 877-buy-dell today. ( ♪ ) ainsley: five years ago sarah was dying of cystic fibrosis while her mother rules keeping sarah from a lung transplant that she so desperately needed for her life. fast forward to today, sarah is thriving as a happy and healthy teenager after winning her battle for that transplant. she and her mom are praising fox news for raising awareness and they are detailing their inspiring story in this brand new book it is called saving sarah. joininjoining me now with more lung transplant recipient sarah murnaghan and janet murnaghan. >> thank you for joining us. ainsley: whether a a wonderful ending to this story. this is just great. how are you feeling now, honey? >> i'm feeling great. ainsley: good. started in ninth grade? >> yes. ainsley: how do you know as a mother knowing that because things could have gone a different path. >> we couldn't have envisioned such a wonderful future back then. things looked so bleak. we really, we are indebted to you all and how much you really helped us. and i just feel unbelievably blessed. ainsley: i'm so glad. take us back for t