dr. baldwin? -- thank you. dr. baldwin? >> thank you for the question. in my view, there are sort of three goals or touch points that we have three senate -- that we have to be sensitive to. the first is making older drivers safer and managing the transition between driving and nondriving gird the second is making sure that older adults ,ho are in a non-driving mode and it is my understanding that most of us will live six to 10 years after we finish writing, that there are transportation options available to those older adults. -- finished driving, but there are transportation options available. and third, the community level solutions that help all of us from a design perspective. i think there are touch points in each of those major issues that need attention over time. >> thank you teared mr. chairman -- thank you. mr. chairman. >> you may be surprised to know that in my state, there are 325,000 drivers over the age of 85. now of course i know plenty of 85-year-olds that are white quitee of driving -- are capable of driving, but it underscores that th

dr. andy baldwin. thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. i hear you're deploying. >> hi, carol. how are you? >> i'm great. first of all, what is type 2 diabetes? >> type 2 diabetes is also called adult onset diabetes. it's basically when your body's receptors become desensitized and they are not able to process the blood sugar that's streaming through your blood. that causes increased blood sugar levels and that's what results in diabetes being the number one cause of heart disease, kidney failure, blindness. it's disasterous. and the thing is, it's preventible. through physical activity and proper diet, you can control it and prevent it from occurring. >> so tell me, how do you keep the guys in the navy healthy? what's your recommendation for them? you're saying that the receptors are desensitized. so within your body, your body cannot tell you whether you have too much sugar or not enough sugar so what does it keep doing, calling for sugar because you need energy? >> well, yeah. so as your receptors get desensitized, it leads to an increa

dr. andy baldwin. hi, thank you for joining us this morning.ar you're deploying with the navy. >> hi, carol. how are you? >> i'm great. tell me, what is type ii diabetes? >> it's also called adult onset diabetes, it's basically when your body's insulin receptors become desensitized, so they're not able to process the blood sugar that's streaming through your blood. that causes increased blood sugar levels, resulting in diabetes being the number one cause of heart disease, kidney failure. it's disastrous. the thing is, it's preventable, through physical activity and proper diet. you can control it and prevent it from occurring. >> how do you keep the guys in the navy healthy? what is your recommendation? you are saying that the receptors are desensitized. within your body, your body cannot tell you whether or not you have too much sugar of the not enough. so does it just keep calling for sugar because you need energy? >> well, yeah. so as your receptors get resensitized, it leads to increase of levels of sugar in your blood stream. it causes sev

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. we continue on, hour two.his is a huge, huge deal. if you have been shopping at a target store lately, keep a very close eye on your credit card or debit card statements because someone hacked target. of all places, huge, huge chain store right there, at the little swipe machine by the register. at risk, 40 million accounts. stolen. names, card numbers, expiration dates, and those three or four digit security codes. target says the problem that allowed the security breach has been fixed. it brought in this outside forensics team to investigate. secret service is on the case as well. but you should be concerned if you used a debit or credit card in a target store. let's be precise here, between right around thanksgiving, between november 27th and december 15th. shoppers on target's website are not affected. so this is in-store shopping i'm talking about. target's ceo saying this, target's first priority is preserving the trust of our guests and we have moved swiftly to address this issue so guests can shop with

dr. daniel -- hear the controversial glenn beck and don lemmon host of "the 11th hour" followed by "in case you missed it" at 11:30 with brooke baldwinood evening, everyone. breaking news tonight somebody out there may have the makings of a radioactive dirty bomb. a missing container of cobalt 60. has been found but there's no word yet that all the contents of that container are accounted for. last time some of this stuff got loose people got sick. three people died. we're going to update you on that as we're getting more information in. >>> first though a mess that is affecting millions tonight. a winter storm is starting to hammer the country's midsection. as ugly as it's getting out there what makes it even worse

dr. daniel -- hear the controversial glenn beck and don lemmon host of "the 11th hour" followed by "in case you missed it" at 11:30 with brooke baldwin. "ac 360 later" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight somebody out there may have the makings of a radioactive dirty bomb. a missing container of cobalt 60. has been found but there's no word yet that all the contents of that container are accounted for. last time some of this stuff got loose people got sick. three people died. we're going to update you on that as we're getting more information in. >>> first though a mess that is affecting millions tonight. a winter storm is starting to hammer the country's midsection. as ugly as it's getting out there what makes it even worse is how quickly and drastically this thing got going. a day ago springlike in parts of the mountain west. 80 in dallas. it will be below freezing in dallas. rick myers is monitoring the weather. what is going on, chad? >> we talk about cold weather in january and february but not this early in december. this is middle winter-type weather we're technically still in the fall. 80 in dal

baldwin. we begin with this story. this stanford doctor could have the last world over jahi lives or dies because this court appointed drul fisher to look at the 13-year-old from oakland and decide if she was truly brain dead. her family and her supporters marched today in oakland, demanding a hospital keep her on this ventilator. jahi was declared brain dead back on december 12th. three days after a tonsillectomy. the hospital says there is no chance of recovery. but her family insists anything is possible. stephanie elam is covering this one for us today. and she joins me now. so stephanie, i mean, as far as the timeline goes, if this doctor confirms that jahi is brain dead, which two other doctors have already done, when will the hospital ultimately make this decision and remove her from the ventilator? >> yeah, brooke, this decision really at this point, rests with this judge that did grant this family the court order to have this independent review. we now know it will be this pediatric neurologist from stanford university. once the review comes in from the doctor, the judge will decide. the two other doctors that