doc, what do we think? signs of a bottom are visible. a selloff is a medium term buying opportunity the macro is far from perfect, but the fundamentals justify higher equity prices is he right? >> i believe he is, scott. i'm sure you're shocked to hear that because i'm usually an optimist about these things. what i'm seeing right now in the data is also that there are very small moves projected. as far as sustained moves. now, this week, obviously, we have seen massive moves. up and down. to be basically unchanged coming in today, slightly up on the week, prior to the 240-point selloff we have right now. but what i would point out, scott, is 240 points, a, is not that much to the upside or downside b, the projections based on which calls and puts that people are buying right now are very small moves. they're basically pricing 1% to 2% net moves between now and next week. so when you look at things like that, when you look at str straddles, strangles, any way you might want to analyze the data, what i'm seeing more than anything, i guess,

host: do you think prescription docs cost too much? caller: there is a group of patients who have diseases for which we have already developed cures. there might not one of them should never be a -- without the medicine they need. we believe in that imperative and makes her that does not happen. the second group of patients is a larger group and that is the patience for which we have not yet developed. hope, wents that have have to make sure the scientists working day and night around the country have been -- the resources necessary to develop treatments. i start there. to answer question -- do i think docs are too expensive? on the main, no. let's talk about why. some of them are. they are only expensive until they become generic. might start out appear and in its patent expires. basicrives the price is economics. 90% of everything we do, all of the trials we get involved in, fail. most companies fail. the biggest economics a high risk, high reward. we have investors in our companies and those capitalists listen the companies and to t

when doc i'm with know when i'm back on the money. in the march 22nd. and this is the laker rebels have renewed their offense and. the president has fled the country so like the rebels will soon reach beyond. the cooler weather they're going to thank all. those people are circulated all over what we call pick up or drop of water. the last day i was in the clearing i had no idea i'd be leaving. but i got news that the rebels were actually on their way to the by. the by if you can run into the forest. but i have to leave. so much has happened since i last saw you the so like i had come to town like a week ago it was really bad and you know you hear a rumor you hear a story don't know if it's true you don't have people coming to rob you. so i don't think i want to live under those circumstances at this point well no i think of these the like the things that they do and i often ask myself what kind of childhoods today where did they grow up well a lot of them are from chad a lot of are from sudan and they're looking at you know violent situations is the nor

point you are trying to attribute to my son i should make you feel good docs want to move on from this just being your own not. trying to slow down thomas always seem to. muster some that america is not some facts america is nonsense president should teach them a thing or 2 our boss the r.c. semi electronic machine to money time next elections after all we have to help america. my entire career started those social media. that put the video up 2 days anita i'm getting calls from television stations to reduce these. blog posts people opposed to a business go i do my left while and literally that's how it's. my lady. me *. oh. no. oh. no. in the past females wouldn't necessarily have been. constable or outspoken an officer stunned and into things easily hide under the shadow of their meals a day. but in the generation i'm in right now you get a lot of women who are out there. you know sort of role models and precedents and i think this is a female empowerment you know movement when i'm around and i'm proud to be in vision newish in that you know where all of that's taking place. i'm. not

well 1st the color of the melanoma is usually doc brown sometimes even the black and the normal that you must get cancer has different colors very often wide like the color just given that you have and when you're in there growing of this moment and was skin cancer usually the most of them don't grow that cost and they are not that aggressive at the 1000000 nobody's very aggressive yet it's very dangerous when you see on the regular day like today in germany more people died because of melanoma then had injuries or death people on the street and why i said what makes the 1000000 moments so dangerous. because this tells they can go anywhere in your body they can go wherever they want to like in your brain in you're going to. came the mew melanomas and that is worked in the end kills you not that spot on the skin what kind of therapies do you offer in both kinds of cancer well for both kinds we have the golden rule the earlier you find that in the early and you feed them the better. over the last years you can treat them even when you are kind of named but still the best way for both t

i mean doc i'm one up on oh well i'm back on them i've. been. in the march 22nd. and this awaken rebels have renewed their offense and. the president has fled the country so like the rebels will soon reach beyond home. in the. slaughter think. ringback about the cooler weather they're going to face. because. those people are circling above all character you're well aware of what you call pick up or drop of water. they're good for you. the last day i was in the clearing i had no idea i'd be leaving. but i got news that the rebels were actually on their way to the by. the by if you can run into the forest. but i have to leave. her. so much has happened since i last saw you the so like i had come to town like a week ago it was really bad and you know when you hear a rumor you hear a story you don't know if it's true even though people are coming to rob you or so i don't think i want to live under those circumstances at this point well no i think of these so like the things that they do and i often ask myself what kind of childhoods did they where did they grow up wel

host: why did the drugs american spy cost two to six times as much as docs cost overseas? caller: we are dust guest: -- guest: your the only market-based left in the world. in every other country -- canada, new york another -- elsewhere. --r someone said you are in the u.k.. we have a six -- fixed budget. he had this much money to spend on drugs so i will give you $300. the company will take that because it is better than nothing. are sufficientns at driving into the sector. if we go down to their levels come up as investors will say i cannot get my money back so i will invest in the new app or other places they can invest their mind. host: prescription drug prices is the top of our conversation. james greenwood with us, a republican from pennsylvania served from 1993 2005. (202) 748-8001. immigrants (202) 748-8000 -- democrats (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. can you explain how the price of a drug is set? the nih, thank god is well-funded by the congress. basiconey goes to research. not trying to create a drug but find out why a seal works in this way. or how

and whole bunch of docs still don't. now we're terrified of opioids because read the newspaper, what is happening, they're killing a bunch of people and we're telling doctors to stop killing people and we're squeezing the supply, and now we're hurting patients in another fun way, we're torturing them. patients who have been on opioids, who need them for pain or excruciating pain or being denied them, we're failing in tension and that's crazy. so, the next little section is trying to figure out a little bit of just how bad we are at pain medicine and how much we have to improve before we do anything like responsible prescribing of opioids. this store is my mom and but two years after i had gone through my own medical trauma and i mom had to head both knees replaced. bilateral knee replacement. a very painful year, getting one knee replaced very painful. getting both at the same time is excruciating. he she knew and i knew she would need a lot of pain medication, she was terrified and i was terrified because i had just gon

maybe with the family doc, in a small town, maybe the only course that make sense, of course they are the ones responsible, they have to learn about dependence/wish all -- withdrawal, tapering plans. what about a big system? no one designing a health care system will say it is worth the orthopedic surgeons time to do follow-ups on pain medication. someone has to fulfill the role. it is an institutional question. maybe we train pas. maybe we train nurse practitioners. host: power those people trained -- how are those people trained on how to prescribed opioids? guest: the training has been lacking. one of the things in the last 10 years as we have started getting data on how doctors are educated on this topic. terrifying. average medical school gives seven hours of pain medicine to for justin's -- to physicians in training. several folks have put that up other data point, which is canadian doctors get more than 80 hours of pain medicine trading. we must assume they are getting training. what they are largely getting is, procedure for 60 tabs of percocet. that is not real education. tha

doc told you markie says people are more open about reporting violence against women and seeking help these days but it seems usually prefer to settle out of court so most perpetrators don't face punishment own thousands of years ago by choice once and. if you move to. the team i decided to stay with her husband but he passed through we while the case was to being settled in court. let's go visit lagos where low level i did the is standing by she works with lagos state the mistake and sexual violence welcome to the african lower give us a sense of how big the problem of violence against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me vallance against women sexual engine that these. big issue for us especially in lagos state it's not like to see these issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reporting people are speaking up more people reporting on behalf of others it means that people are. in to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why just speaking of and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public heal

double grocery let doc as a whole and then look at the picture. grissom burger the there are many muslims now inn kashmir who fearing that that will be an influx of hindus changing the demographics of the of the region is not likely is not some the calls yes i think this is certainly part of the strategy of the government in the mid to long term perspective to change the- demographic scenario. because with the abolition off off the special status of course mia it will become possible for people from me from other parts of india to go to cash me a to buy land i also for companies to invest so will you will see and this is also part of the strategy that will be investor summit. of the indian government on cost me in october and of course the government has also has seen it has provided a legislative assembly to do you need to the union territory of jungle and custom yes we may also see early elections or we may see elections probably in the next year and then it will be difficult for a- muslim parties so far with the will participate or not if the b

minister has appealed for international support as the country begins its next step towards democracy doc says his government wants an end to sudan's pariah status and calls for sanctions on it to be lifted economy rule of law collapse under former president omar al bashir his 30 year rule ended in april when the military ousted al bashir after months of mass protests. 4 said 2 years would i salute were treated as a place that. we want to tell the world. we're moving away from sanctions yeah issues of punishment and on to a sudan that is coming back to the form of more militias contributing to peace security you know it is you know number one and for that approach. we wanted to be seen as to conclude that the paulding human rights good governance peace security at ease with yourself and peace and its neighbors the u.s. state of oklahoma is awaiting a court ruling in its case against a major american company we're talking about johnson and johnson a multinational pharmaceutical firm is being sued by the state over its role in the u.s. opioids crisis and gallica has more now from norman okl

skin when you have haskin red light in your skin you have more at risk than you have when you have doc ask it what are the 1st warning signs you should go to see a doctor when you have only little spots and they don't have a different color and sometimes i think it's just a little in. that does not heal and so whenever you're not sure if it's ok or not after tru t.v. for weeks at least show this to someone who can tell you that in such short time i don't have time to have 3 weeks you know when you know enough that you this little spot should have healed and it did not then you show it to someone who can tell you it's ok or it's not ok and what is the difference between this cancer and melanoma . well 1st the color of a melanoma is usually dark brown sometimes even a black and the normal that you must be in cancer has different colors very often and wide like the color just given that you have and when you are in the growing of this moment in the mud skin cancer usually the most of them don't grow that fast and they are not that aggressive at the mill and nobody's very aggressive yet it

. ♪ >> what's up, doc? [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> not japanese general. bugs bunny in cartoon picture. oh, yes, he no fool me. what's up, honorable doc? >> honorable -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay. i think we've seen enough bugs bunny. i would ask you, what do you see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? it's the same question i would ask my students. what are the producers? what are the writers, the creators of the cartoons trying to convey to children and the american public? what do we think? >> that we can outsmart them ultimately, even our cartoon characters can prevail over the enemy. >> right. exactly. very good. >> also many renal cultures in the u.s. at this point are pretty ho ha moj nous. this is helping them form the idea of the other. >> and the other in this case is the japanese, and he's weak. he's goofy. he's not that bright. et cetera. >> chatty. >> chatty, too. anybody else? nobody? okay. so one more? okay. >> i was just going to say i thi

and the people of doc. now they they will have safety and their future will be secured a lot of friends in our country are. any government can come on. and they can they have to make a law. every each and every government that is formed they they walk for do all of for the best and the growth of the country. and everything goes on but. but when you make laws. there in the file amended our lord send lotsof arguments that go on. be just you know have dialogue. and then we have to see that the how it is how everything is successful what will be the implications and we have to pass this process and then a law is mitt formed that is for the whole of the country as public and the citizens. but nobody can say. and nobody argues that how this law was formed is. and how is this possible that the law that is made is not implemented and one hot off the off the country. we have to have a 1st from a law wal-mart and they used to be a lot of about it they never used to get full control of it and they never knew that the

you've got depot, kohl's, foot locker doc, take your pick. >> i think home depot, target, tjx on that list will deliver. that's my feeling, scott, based on both institutional money flow and, you know, where i think the -- >> i'm talking about the calls >> just like you said about cisco, scott, when you said, well, but then if they cite china and this 25% drop-off in those orders out of china and so forth like yesterday we were discussing, yeah, that has a negative impact on stock, and cisco is making a little bit of a recovery today but not as much as that $3, $4 drop it suffered yesterday. i think home depot is a fighter. i would say pete was flying with some folks yesterday from the midwest for one of your favorite companies, target is also a very good spot to be focused on >> one of the most important ones on this list, is it depot and lowe's >> it's also the refi. you refi your house, you put that cash somewhere. some of the people put that back into their homes and, you know, add to, improve it, whatever i think those companies do quite well >> foot locker >> i bought some more t

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doc was sworn in on weapons day to head a transitional ruling body after the ousting of the president obama all the shia in april. those are your headlines so far today the news continues after people in power have a quick summary in about 30 minutes. on counting the cost this week we check the pulse of the global economy that age a populist government says the independence of central banks comes under threat and the unintended consequences of trumps trade off plus the i.m.f. warns on the missteps of brings its own trade rules counting the cost on al-jazeera . the u.s.a.'s constitutionally in trying to love affair with firearms has given it the highest levels of private gun ownership in the world and a truly staggering rate of gun related homicides but it isn't just the u.s. that's felt the effects south of the border in mexico american sourced weapons. that come from was drug use today on the rivers has been to investigate. this is a shooting range in the southern united states. here in texas shooting is a popular and competitive sport ok you're ready it's my 1st time shooting a gun

you're not going to see support for google docs in one drive anytime soon in fact, you're not going toee any cloud support in general in one drive or not right now and that's what the new drop box is about we've moved beyond files right now you've only been able to put files in your dropbox and evolved the experience from being this magic folder to this magic work space, where you can have your powerpoints next to your google docs, next to anything you have. and it's a more engaging experience it's this living work space, where instead of just seeing a list of files, you can see people and activity, you can slack people >> and you've made some really interesting partnerships over the last quarter you reference the new desktop app, which has some of the hottest enterprise companies right now. slack, zoom. how did that come about and what makes -- what do you think is going to make users come to dropbox versus slack to use dropbox? >> when we watch our customers, what we saw is that they're using both, but constantly having to toggle back and forth. and more broadly, people are having to

all of you all to make sense of the tweets and the tones and the mixed messages doc, you're our shortest term trader >> all right. >> i think that's fair to say. >> i think so. >> based on what you do for a living and how you do it. >> yes, sir. >> you tell me how do you navigate all that >> i think if you're getting flushed out of the market here, scott, not that you are, but anybody who is, unfortunately there probably are neophytes, folks that haven't had much experience in the markets or they wouldn't be i think most of the folks around the table are going to say you don't want to be responding to tweets or news events on a moment by moment basis there are plenty of ways that i use to protect myself from that. whether it's simulating a long position through a call option or call spreads or whether it's buying some puts the market has given you phenomenal returns and phenomenal opportunities i think, unfortunately, judge, a lot of folks have probably blown themselves out of the water by either overdoing it, thinking they can buy etf dip and then when it goes up results in a 350 point

oh, yes. ♪ eh, what's up, honorable doc? >> [indiscernible] ♪ ms. friedman: ok.nough bugs bunny. what do youask you, see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? askedhe same question i my students. what are they trying to convey to children, to the american public? ?hat do we think >> that we can outsmart them ultimately, even our cartoon characters can prevail over the enemy? ms. friedman: right, exactly. very good. many regional characters in are fairly homogenous and this is hoping them to form the idea of the other. ms. friedman: mm-hmm. and the other in this cases -- >> the japanese. yes.riedman: and the japanese, he is overweight, he is goofy, etc. i was just going to say, i think it also creates a sense of security and patriotism for children at home because their fathers are presumably away at war and that could be upsetting for a child who loses that father figure in their wife, so it's almost a comforting thing of my father's doing a great thing for the nation. ms. friedman: right, exactly, exactly. very good. the thing with donald duck, no one likes

prime minister and he's about to achieve peace and rebuild to the country's battered economy abdullah doc is a respected former official of the united nations economic commission for africa but he will have his work cut out for him 30 years of autocracy corruption and the impact of international sanctions on the former government of brought the sudanese economy to its knees. fellow abrasions through the night at green square in khartoum the sudanese people pushed a dictator out and then protested against a military led government now they finally have civilian rule. we will have a plan that will address the media challenges so war to cover the program addressing the felt need by the people issues of inflation. availability of commodities we fuel medicine and all that the revolution was sparked by rising living costs inflation is about 40 percent. we're optimistic about the new prime minister because he has an economics background we're optimistic that this man can get sudan out of its economic crisis . a fresh start for sudan a new prospects for its people hoping for an economic upswing.

we will be standing up the doc -- personally -- the eeoc. today also, i am going to be requesting a pre-land for declaration from the federal government for protective measures and also direct federal assistance for generators and pumps. i was able to speak with the acting director of fema this morning. we do not anticipate that being a problem. we look forward to submitting that to the white house and the president's approval on that. i have been in contact with the president of florida state, john thrasher. there is a football game scheduled for saturday night against boise state in jacksonville. given jacksonville's location and the uncertainty of the storm, they have looked for ways to accommodate that. i think they are going to go forward with the game. they are not going to do it in jacksonville. they're going to do it in tallahassee. they're going to have or details for everybody interested in that going forward. the message right now is all floridians need to monitor hurricane dorian and make the necessary preparations. this is a tra

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been tortured a comedian is a hospital often lost when the doc said and tortured him she saves her attack as accused her off and demanding the government with his kids while they have to as she lay in search. see international continue mostly told me to do what soldiers do in training. they shoved my face in the water then they said drink the water. as if you were goggling salt water. likely and the poison generation in sam is sick and dodges city rights groups say children in kabul we are exposed to high levels of toxins from mining waste. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along isn't bob and comedian is in hospital off to she was abducted from a hole in the last man. some of the joins a list of opposition and rights activists who have been kidnapped by and identified assailants at different locations in the past 2 weeks that's according to write scripts the 32 year old popularly known as it has in sketches that folk fun at the authorities is a bad way and for economic and social problems facing the country she did have a new spoke to her in a hospi

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. ♪ >> eh, what's up, doc?[indiscernible] ♪ [explosion] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] me.yes, he no fool up-a, honorable doc? [indiscernible] >> ok, i think you've seen enough bugs bunny. i would ask you, what do you see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? it is the same question i would ask my students. what are the producers, the writers, the creators of these cartoons trying to convey to children, to the american public? what do we think? >> well, that we can outsmart them. >> mm-hmm. cartoonately, even our characters can prevail over the enemy. >> exactly. very good. is helping them form the idea of the other. >> and the other in this case is? >> [inaudible] >> yes, the japanese. he's way too goofy, not that bright, etc.. yes, chatty, too. nobody? one more? ok. just going to say i think it also creates a sense of security and patriotism for because theirme fathers are presumably away at war, and that could be upsetting for a child to lose that father figure in their life. it is almost a comfor

doc and i. don't doubt that i. did. i was your model. sort of any good god. and i'm. going to buy because it doesn't. mean that i want to go to. the location that i would if. you know one of them without it but i would want a. legit. one i would. be the bum with it and i think that one more doing a thing would have been the we're going to find the dish will. want to. shut them down and ones want to move on to what i wish to do when the station. the women with money more than 5 i think she. would be a good commission i give him what is it in. a position they have done you will let them have them on. the shelf and i know. when you. when i want to. see it. come on to. say and we shall all welcome my ideas. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only closely and going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful. to sit down and talk. said she stressed to me not long but to say that the british and the bill of voted out it will. stop the shows to your street. to deceive m

doc told the marquis says people are more open about reporting violence against women and seeking help these days but it seems usually prefer to settle out of court so most perpetrators don't face punishment known to lose even by joseph monsoons manliness and i won't. move to be. the team i decided to stay with her husband but he passed through we while the case is going to be said today in court. let's go over to lagos where low level is standing by she works with lagos state domestic and sexual violence welcome to the deadly african low life give us a sense of how big the problem off islands against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me balance against women such a. big issue for us especially in the states it's not like the safe these issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reports people are speaking up more people on behalf of all of us it means that you . and to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why just because you know and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public health issue and

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that had investors looking seriously at doc today.yne in for neil cavuto. this is your world after friday's pond scum at today's announcement by the president had investors bringing a big sigh of relief but is it too soon is all right? more on that on a moment before john roberts is in france with the celebrant says he believes china is being sincere. john? >> yeah, we will get to that and just as i can.

oh, yes, he no fool me. >> what's up, honorable doc? >> honorableway -- >> okay.e've seen enough bugs bunny. so i would ask you, what -- what do you see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? it's the same question i ask my students? what are the producers, the writers, creators of the cartoons what are they trying to convey to children, to the american public? what do we think? >> well that we can outspart them. >> um-hum. >> ultimately even our cartoon characters can prevail over the enemy. >> right, exactly. okay, very good. >> also many regional cultures in the u.s. at this point pretty homogenius. the forge the idea of the other. >> the other in this case. >> the jazmine. >> right and he is weak, he is goofy. he is not that bright. et cetera. yeah, chatty, too. anybody else? anybody? okay so -- one more. okay. >> i was just going to say i think it also creates like a sense of security and patriotism for children at home, because their fathers are presumably away at war. and that could be upsetting for a child to lose that father figure in their life. it's

doc's salary. >> so you're changing your salary in order to fund this research, or have in the past?s correct. >> what drives you to do that? >> people are dying. given the capacity to do it, how can i not? it really is just that simple. >> his work has led to some surprising conclusions. for example, his studies reveal that in some states, comprehensive background checks as implemented had no effect on the number of firearm related deaths. that's in part because of a lack of communication among agencies. >> we have learned that probably hundreds of thousands of prohibiting events every year do not become part of the data that the background checks are run on. >> reporter: consider the 2017 shooting of 47 parishioners at a church in sutherland springs, texas. >> we've lost some great friends today. >> reporter: due to a domestic violence conviction, the shooter should have been stopped from buying any guns. but that information was never shared with the fbi which oversees the background check system. >> so you think, okay, it's not as effective as we want, but it can become effective

some critics say without consultation of people in the region but many people in the regions of judge doc had been in favor of this it was a mere valley which was very much opposed the muslim majority party which has the largest population but as a prime minister said in a speech he believes this was a benefit for them as well that this move will eliminate corruption and have all stakeholders all indians benefit. and the indian flag has been hoisted and see you know the largest city in indeed administered kashmir it was only it was the only state which had its own flag and that used to be hoisted alongside india's national flag on independence day but with the revoking of autonomy the state flag has lost its status in other news south korea's president says he's open for talks with japan to end an escalating trade route in a speech marking korea's independence from japan's colonial rule he warned global trade may suffer he said seoul will gladly join hands of tokyo wants to resolve the dispute through dialogue that escalated last week when south korea was removed from tokyo's favored trad

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and my doc a new era has begun india's prime minister defends the decision to remove autonomy from the disputed kashmir region as the move generates more anger in pakistan. fears of a new front opening in yemen's wars forces backed by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on their guns on each other. but jailed founder of the kurdish armed group the p.k. k. says he's ready to talk peace with turkey. and from one crisis to another migrants sleeve venezuela only to be caught up in violence in neighboring colombia. india's prime minister strongly defended his decision to take away the autonomy of the disputed kashmir region it controls there is a lockdown in place in india the midst of kashmir to preempt any violent protests against the move the renderer modi says bringing the area under new delhi's control will bring peace and prosperity. got a little bit. to the millions of the public this dream has now come true in jammu kashmir and la dock a new era has begun now all the citizens of the country have their rights and they will practice their rights i'm going to say to the people an

what's up, honorable doc? >> honorable -- yikes. [ inaudible ]. >> okay.k we've seen enough bugs bunny. so i would ask you what do you see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? it's the same question that i would ask my students. what are the -- what are the producers, what are the writers, the creators of these cartoons, what are they trying to convey to children, to the american public? what do we think? >> well, that we can outsmart them, ultimately even our cartoon characters can prevail over the enemy. >> right. exactly. okay. very good. >> also many -- many regional cultures in the u.s. at this point are pretty homogenous so this is their -- helping them form the idea of the other. >> and the other in this case is -- >> the japanese. >> right, the japanese and he's weak, he's goofy, he's not that bright, et cetera. >> chatty. >> yeah, chatty, too. anybody else? nobody? okay. one more. okay. >> i was just going to say i think it also creates like a sense of security and patriotism for children at home because their fathers are presumably away at w

point you are trying to attribute to my son i should make you feel good docs want. them to must just be your own not. trying to slow down thomas always seemed to. muster so that america is not some facts coming out it's nonsense the president should teach them a thing or 2 our boss there are so similar in the transmission to money time next elections after all we have to help america. my entire career started those social media. i put the video up 2 days nita i'm getting calls from televisions to reduce these. blog posts people opposed to a business guy i do left while and literally that's how it's. my. oh. no. oh. no. in the past few years wouldn't you have been. constable or outspoken an officer stunned and. things easily hide under the shadow of the meals and the diaries but in the generation i'm in right now you get a lot of women who are out there. you know sort of role models and female precedents and i think this is a female empowerment you know movement when i'm around and i'm proud to be in vision newish and that you know where all of that's taking place. i

not being submissive they unfortunately in afghanistan none of these areas aren't specifically corgan doc places where civilians were in the rear there wouldn't be stores where they were going to school where there were a v.a. hospital and i was in the call of long would know this because they target these attacks deliberately and so on the one hand the trends on the message that they are more strong you know we can take on your security forces we can attack the heart of the capital anytime you want but on the other hand really what they're all going is the fact that what they're end up doing constantly is killing civilians so what are you hearing about these peace talks which are going on between the taliban and u.s. representatives in doha there even some reports that there may be a breakthrough ahead of aig well this is the thing is that might be ok when you came to kabul about a month ago the u.s. secretary of state keep gave the tall on and the u.s. representative there the juggling of the beginning of september that's why they're really pushing to get some kind of a deal through and

and she's already got her eye on the silver fox doc, kyle maclachlan. >> there's an interns burning flames, vibrant sexual beings that we are. >> people want to see us get together, i'm telling you. >> they like old people doing it. >> there in the hospital. >> in the supply closet. >> exactly. >> i mean, hey, it happens on "grey's anatomy." >> really that's all that happens. those poor patients in that hospital. >> many, many deaths. >> patricia herself knows all about second acts. the two-time emmy winner almost didn't make it to hollywood. >> i had been in new york for about nine years and just couldn't get arrested. i had to produce my own plays in order for me to hire myself and i almost didn't hire myself. >> lucky for us it did pay off. and since heaton is an executive producer on her new show, might we see some past co-star reunions? >> i'll be interviewing people in my trailer. >> well, i was going to say, is there any talk about maybe stunt casting ray romano or brad garrett? >> kelsey grammar. >> why not? >> we shall see. we're open to all kinds of possibilities. >> are you don