doug michaels, orasure ceo and president.ou were here, it was a big day. oraquick, hiv testing kit was being put out on store shelves. how is it doing. how are the numbers. >> that's right. the product has done quite well, hasn't lived up to the expectations but sold throughout the united states in virtually every retail pharmacy outlet, every walgreens, cvs, rite aid, walmart, carries product as well as online. consumers are buying and using it and finding out their hiv status and that is what is company is all about. liz: in the privacy of their own home and it is reliable. >> absolutely. the same technology we had to the professional market over a decade. we sold over 30 million oraquick and can be now available to retailers. liz: what is the price point? >> how are the global sales? >> well, we haven't received approval to sell it outside the united states. >> liz: anywhere else. >> not yet. liz: why is that take so long? that is perfect for africa has a real problem. >> we sell professional test 35 countries. the home te

. >> doug block is here with two of the couples featured in the film. jodie and michaeler 28. and couple number 11. what a great concept. when i got the notes i thought that day is sort of spectacular and magic. tell us about what made you decide to take on this project. >> pretty much from couple one. i'm alone with the wedding. just ordinary people in the most extraordinary situation. it was spectacular experiences. you form this strange intimate bond with all of them. i thought wouldn't it be great to go back. i would be in a unique advantage point to go back as the guy who videotaped their wedding. >> you say in the documentary that you do get this intimate relationship and you never see the people again. you decided to find those people. what was it like when you got the people hey, he's coming back again? >> i was surprised. you know, you don't talk about your marriage that much and certainly not in public so i was apprehensive. you were? >> i was. >> and you guys have been married how many years now? >> it will be 16 years in october. >> is it what you thought on

. >> and doug block is here with two of the couples featured in the film, jody and michael smart, coupleust ordinary people on the most extraordinary day in their lives together as a couple. like you said, being a fly on the wall. >> yeah. >> it just was spectacular experience as a documentary filmmaker all we want is access, right. >> yeah. >> you form this kind of strangely intimate bond with them and i thought, wouldn't it be great to go back. >> revisit. >> i would be in a unique vantage point to go back as the guy who videotapeded their wedding. >> you know, you say in the documentary that you do get this intimate relationship and then you never see the people again. you've decided to find these people. >> yeah. >> what did you guys think when you got the call, hey, he's coming back again? >> i was surprised. >> yeah. >> you know, you don't talk about your marriage that much and certainly not in public, so i was apprehensive. >> you were? >> i was. >> and you guys have been married how many years now? >> it will be 16 years in october. >> is it what you thought on date you said "i d