an author of this book red alert how china's growing prosperity threatens the way of american life dr levy it's nice to see you thanks for being on the show today thank you so much lorne yeah let's get straight let's get straight to this ok obviously there are concerns over iran possibly halting oil exports to europe we saw that with the reports that came out today but this is something that you have approved to begin july first already my question to you why wouldn't iran want to do this this is seems like a pretty little logical way that they would want to retaliate. well i think that for personal i don't think it's really a grave threat i think fungible they will be able to europeans will be able to find oil in other places i think the message here is that iran is telling the world they're going to play hardball they're not going to be backed into a corner and they are not going to give in to worldwide demands that they stop their nuclear development and what really worries me is i really don't see a middle game never mind the end game as far as the west goes in dealing with this situat

a dog seems like a joke to many but according to a british artificial intelligence researcher dr david levy in a few decades romance between humans and robots will be a common thing i'm completely convinced that within about forty years people will be falling in love with robots and even marrying them and this could be the great grandmother of the future perfect robot mate meet roxie america's first sex robot it talks and senses touch what are you wearing. you know. if you. want. artificial intelligence engineer doug hines believes that he created the perfect alternative for those who for different reasons can't or are too busy or too lazy to connect with human beings we created like a bridge that gap between you know going in maybe going out with someone else you know just meeting someone in a bar or what have you and just randomly maybe picking up a social disease instead of doing when you could have the sex robot that would be your companion not only listen to you talk to you interact with you public opinion about sex robots now is well mostly. giggles. that's what it's for robotic sex w

dr. aaron levy is a board certified cardiologist and chief medical officer at virginia heart.py red heart day. i don't have the red but you have been so kind as to give me the red dress. what are you trying to raise this awareness with the pin in. >> the whole month is heart disease awareness month from the american heart association. today, february 3rd is wear red day and we both have our red hearts on now which is to raise awareness. it's a read hard to remind us that heart disease is not just a man's disease. i keep coming back and telling all of you that wor women have heart did i east in this country than men. more women die from heart adecember than men and heart disease kills more women than every other cause combined. >> unbelievable. >> unfortunately, women still believe somehow that they are immune to this. right. >> it's important that we get the word out, that people are aware of their risks, that people know the number. know your blood pressure, your cholesterol, your good cholesterol, and the bad cholesterol which you had shb down in the hundreds. >> when you th

dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: maxine levy remembers when she woke up with a cold sweat and overwhelming nausea. sensing it wasn't a stomach bug, she told her husband to call 911. >> my husband looked at me and he said, have you lost your mind? i said, maybe. i said, but let's call 911 and see what they say. >> reporter: at just 41 years old, maxine was having a heart attack. >> that was not at all on my radar. not possible. i wasn't a smoker. i had low blood pressure. i didn't have diabetes. >> reporter: she did not have chest pain. a new study shows 42% of women who arrive at the hospital already having a heart attack don't have that classic red flag. and once at the hospital nearly 15% of women die, compared with 10% of men. one reason is that women are more likely to have atypical symptoms. shortness of breath, light headedness, pain in the jaw, neck or arms, nausea, cold sweats and extreme fatigue. those symptoms which are most common in younger women are not always recognized as a serious threat. >> this creates a perfect storm. because women get to the hospital later. they're traditionall