dr. brought to the long lives of the nobody aging couple. a six year old twins a boy and a girl while having fun and the elderly parents couldn't be more of a joy. people used to tease me what will you do when you take all your wealth i did go for a second marriage that didn't help with the grace of the almighty nothing's a great children mean the world was very happy it's a good thing. my house has changed. but now it's a happy and vironment now i spend the whole day with my children and i'm very happy . the teary day is another of dr bishnoi famous members in twenty ten at the age of sixty six she became the oldest woman in the world to deliver triplets. the babies were in intensive care for months. when i saw them i was overjoyed i looked at my limbs and their faces to see if they were all right. they were very thin. one of them a little girl didn't make it and the teary did almost lost her on. the babies she was hospitalized she was in a very bad condition she was almost on a death bed she spoke only after ten to twelve days. she had a c

veterinarians and dentists are brought in. >> dr. samar attar is a leading orthopedic surgeon from chicago who volunteers in syria's makeshift hospitals. >> the bombs would land so closely they would knock you off your feet and at times they would directly hit the hospital but all i would do is look around and follow everybody else's lead. they are like rocks. they don't lose their compose your, they just keep working. >> pelley: dr. attar enlisted in the syrian american association, these american descrorkts raised nearly $100 million in aid and sent more than 100 member into rebel held syria including aleppo where dr. attar worked. >> we would find ourselves doing surgeries sometimes on people lying on gurneys in hallways base you're so stretched. >> quijano: you can see scott's full report tonight on 60 minutes. >>> is new york city ready? ahead. >> quijano: in the big apple ready for self driving cars? the governor of new york wants to take the idea for a test drive. but others are not ready to go down that road just yet. transpo

dr. atomic" brought the making of the atomic bomb to operatic life.l led adams to be labeled sometimes as a "political" composer. but he sees it otherwise. >> it's really more a comment on people's prejudices about classical music, that if it's an opera, it should be about goddesses and gods. or some fairy tales. i'm writing about my life. i'm writing about experiences that have happened in my own lifetime. and i don't think particularly opera has any chance of continuing to be a viable, living entity if it doesn't really discuss and address the issues of our own time. ♪ ♪ >> brown: "girls of the golden west" premieres tonight at the san francisco opera and will run until december 10. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in sierra city, california. >> woodruff: magnificent. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. captioning sponsored

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this is about triage, but we find in the emergency room when you're brought in and assess emergency room dr. let's get this stuff so we can move to get back into a better self. >> that's a good analogy. have a medical crisis and its triage in the emergency room. i bring in a dr., not a reality tv star. i don't bring in somebody who has never been in the hospital and his life is known for making promises he can't keep. >> but americans did see him in that way. >> some dead. >> enough that he's the triage guy. so if we take that and have faith in that decision for a moment and then you have the people who have been there in the house and senate who seem to not be able to move in their area. >> let's talk about why obama care repealed will fail. >> i've been meaning to get to this as well, we actually both come from a liberal background. and here we are. this is what excites me about politics. were talking about the politics. identify as a conservative and you do as well. were very different. that's a bridge that hasn't been met. a lot of people say can't be a conservative because i'm a gay wo

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dr. kastor: to them, both of acquiredigrants who u.s. citizenship, citizenship broughtortunities. ok? they had not been born in the united states. but by becoming citizens, they qual legal status with nativeborn citizens, the united states, st. louis in particular, became a land of opportunity for them. this is what many immigrants will find. one of the reasons is that the germans in general faced less antagonism than the irish. let me emphasize i think the experience for any immigrant is difficult. you arrive in a new country, people may not trust you, you may not speak the same language, it is always difficult. then there are matters of degree. the entire program on lectures in history at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern on saturday. american history tv, only on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> coming up next on american history tv, british house of lords member michael dobbs, creator of "house of cards," and autho

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public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> california physician dr. anthony iton recently gave a talk where he says your zip code is more important then your genetic code in determining how long you will live due to racial and economic discrimination. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. introduce dr. anthony iton. dr. iton,

dr. omalu, but one night in a private meeting, he brought his cte slides and finally met face-to-face with nfl's doctors. >> and the nfl doctor at some point said to me, "bennet, do you know the implications of what you are doing?" i looked. he was on my left. i said, "yeah, i think i do." he said, "no, you don't." (laughing) so we continued talking, talking. at some point, he interrupted me again, "bennet, do you think you know the implications of what you are doing?" i said, "i think i do. i don't know." he said, "no, you don't." so we continued talking again. then a third time he interrupted me, and i turned to him and i said, "okay, why don't you tell me what the implications are?" he said, "okay, i'll tell you." he said, "if 10% of mothers in this country would begin to perceive football as a dangerous sport, that is the end of football." (thunder rumbling) >> for the most part, people didn't want to believe it's true. they didn't want to admit to themselves or anybody else that our beloved sport, probably our most popular sport, could end up with brain damage. i didn't want to admit

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dr. attar's pictures of aleppo. >> attar: i remember another child that was brought in, she couldn't have been more than five.ockmarked with shrapnel, from her chest to her belly, and one of the surgeons in aleppo, a syrian surgeon, heroically rushed her to the operating room, and opened up her belly, and stopped the bleeding in her liver. but she had lost so much blood. we can't. you can't give all of your blood to save one life, if you can save it to give a little bit each to five, who you know will make it. and i saw that all the time. >> pelley: did that little girl make it? >> attar: that girl? no, she did not. seeing little bodies wrapped in white shrouds-- with the cloth still bleeding, because the bodies still bleed. they'd be wrapped in white shrouds and just placed outside, to be taken to be buried. >> pelley: six-year-old mohammad kament was destined for a burial shroud, until a syrian surgeon saved his life. >> attar: what is his name? >> pelley: mohammad's house had been hit by a mortar, and he became unforgettable to samer attar. >> attar: i remember him, because he lost his mother and his sibli

first stop was a hospital where the team brought a plane load of goods including some battery powered medical supplies. >> to me seemed pretty basic until i met drll of water here. we were working with really no medications, with no equipment. >> reporter: his comments also hammered home how impact full things we take for granted like cell phone service can really be to people just struggling to keep patients alive. >> i can't go to my home. i don't got any signal. so there's no communication. orvieto stay here. >> reporter: for how long? >> i've been here for 22 days. >> reporter: we were reminded by roberto that the locations we visited windows blown out, trees uprooted, weren't even among the hardest hit that were shared with me by people sending me pictures. >> as you begin to leave san juan, you will see the real devastation probably you saw it in the air. looks like they took a lawnmower and simply passed it through. >> reporter: we were only there for day. only visited a few locations. rwj barnabas and care one didn't take us there and i'm in the sharing the devastation for any other reason than to point out that people need help and we c

go beyond and beneath the simpson trial and its aftermath which brought these perceptions so starkly into the open. almost 30 years ago, drmemphis. well, today's march is about black men taking renewed responsibility for themselves, their families and their communities. >> welcome to the million man march! >> there are big goings-on in the nation's capital today. this is an enormous crowd of black american men and boys and, yes, even some women. >> i remember the power of stepping out of the d.c. metro and seeing this sea of faces of color on the national mall. >> the million man march was called for by louis farrakhan, who is the head of the nation of islam. >> the basic reason that this was called was for atonement and reconciliation. >> he's always been a controversial figure because of his anti-semitic utterances, but the march becomes bigger than louis farrakhan. >> why do we march? because we're trapped with second class schools and first class jails. >> we've been locked up, we've been brutalized. this became the first mass expression we could make together that we need to be regarded and respected and heal this ra

dr. spock and the reverend william sloane urged young men to turn in their draft cards. the reverend collected some cards and broughthem to the justice department himself. indictments handed down earlier this month charge kaufman, spock, and three others were arrested for conspiring to aid young men to evade the draft. this was the reverend's reaction. >> we welcome the indictment. what we want to do is to try and demonstrate that many aspects of the war and the law are really unconstitutional. i am disturbed to get letters from people who say how can a christian minister oppose the law of the land? these people seem to forget that one, from a religious perspective, never surrender one's consciousness to the state. it goes through the entire bible. we must obey god rather than men. our puritan forefathers came to this country because they were dedicated to the notion that you do not surrender your conscious to the state. jesus was officially charged with treason. peter and paul were in and out of jail all the time. from a religious point of view, it is possible to say three things about law. one, that it is good. wi

over from from sport attorney dr lucy in vallone thank you for sharing your thoughts on the program this hour. living on a spanish parliamentary session has once again brought the divide in the country over the issue of catalan independence sharply into focus one kathlyn m.p. in madrid has suggested the spanish prime minister be arrested for his actions against the troubled region it comes during a sustained crackdown by madrid against catalonia is the posed leadership. so you know many still you have made your prisons. but i assure you now we will make our ballot boxes in your nightmare minister you have beaten us with sticks who will be you with our boats and i hope one day with the mr a whore in the power of the. debut during his new show here in r.t. for a scottish first minister alex salmond spoke exclusively with our state castle on president cars put them on for a rare insight into the independence referendum put him on it was sacked as the catalan president and is no facing charges of sedition rebellion spain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he's currently on bail speaking to r.t. carlist puts them on record the

outsource their manufacturing but the acquisition brought people who understood the sound of music and what makes music sound well, like bringing in drs, and others from the beats organization when they acquired them in 2014. apple's acoustic team came out the division that worked on speakers for mac laptops and desktops. in our story, there is a bit in there about how apple thought about making it the beats product at one points i'm sure there is influenced there somewhere. sherry: thank you, mark gurman. it is time now for our latest bloomberg business flash. at selling off more vegetable seeds product line to win approval for their acquisition of santos. they are trying to figure out how much of the unit to part with to speed up the antitrust investigation. bayer already agreed to sell a part of their business. sales of previously owned homes in the u.s. rose to an all-time high in october after being hurt by two hurricanes in q3. the inventory of available home stories fell in the last year. as for median sale price, it was a five and 5% and came in $247,000. global sales of electric vehicles surged to a record in q3 of 63% last

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brought down by owen thomas. >> narrator: because he'd never had a diagnosed concussion, dr. thomas might have gotten cte from the everyday sub-concussive hits that are an inherent part of the game. >> another nice play by owen thomas. >> those sub-concussive hits, those hits that don't even rise to the level of what we call a concussion, or symptoms, just playing the game can be dangerous. >> the rock is home. a crucial matchup in the afc... >> mckee is saying, "look, this is very much an issue at the core of the game, of offensive linemen and defensive linemen pounding the crud out of each other..." >> (grunting) >> "...on every single play, on every single down at every single practice, and there's no getting around that." >> narrator: it was a controversial theory that raised fundamental questions about the way the game was played. >> the human body was not created or built to play football. when you have force against force, you're going to have injuries. and i'm not talking about the knees and, you know, all of that stuff is a given. but from a neurological standpoint,

public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> california physician dr. anthony iton recently gave a talk where he says your zip code is more important then your genetic code in determining how long you will live due to racial and economic discrimination. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. introduce dr. anthony iton. he prefersr tony as to be called, is the senior vice president for healthy communities at the california -- he's been there since october, 2009. building healthy communities initiative is a $1 billion program designed to change policy and encourage civic engagement in 14 california communities that are affected by health care inequality. prior to that he served as director for alameda county's public health department and, if you look up his resume, you will see a string of academic degrees that very impressive to say the least. he's going to be interviewed by vanessa mason. the nasa is the cofounder of pt-2, public health tech venture fund and also ceo of riveted partners, the digital health consultancy. she knows what she is talking abo

dr. jon thank you. >> coming up. check your fire >>> this 'tis the cbs "overnight news." >>> sources tell cbs news, new york city police have brought prosecutors new rape allegations against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. jericka duncan has the latest. >> the actress says in october 2010 harvey weinstein offered to give her a ride home to her new york city apartment after a party because the two lived in the same neighborhood. she says weinstein insist they'd have drinks. the pair eventually ended up inside her apartment. that's when she alleges weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her. i speck oke to her by phone. >> he pushed me on the bed. unzipped his pants. and it happened all very suddenly. >> reporter: more than a month later she claims she confronted weinstein at the four seasons in los angeles because she says weinstein kept calling her. on december 23 of the same year, she says weinstein showed up in the lobby of her apartment, they want upstairs. and de la huerta allege he raped her a second time. in numerous films and starred in "boardwalk empire." >> i want to see what it looks like on her. >> the alle

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brought up in the court. what do you make of what he said in that back and forth, dr. peterson?ely disingenuous to me, richard, given the fact we have a regular stream of white supremacists, violent activity that the department of justice has to take a look at bp we know about charleston but there are other instances we've seen things play out in violent activity. the idea you would edwhquate th with black lives matter is troublesome. this whole concept i poked fun at, where i write about the fact i direct african culture program, love black culture and music as a way to think more critically why this is not sort of an equitable way of approaching the ways in which race operates in our society. the reality is, when you look over the course of the obama years we've seen a steady uptick in sort of white nationalism and white violence coming out of these sort of racialized discourses and idea oles ologisa department of justice not ready to admit those exist means the department of justice is not actually a department of justice. there's a thing called racial just is as well, richar

only was the drugs issue brought up but donald trump spoke up on human rights we get to see exactly who is telling the truth and who maybe is being economical with the truth dr i'm sure you'll go find out for us thank you very much. now saudi arabia's mission to the un has announced that the saudi led coalition will begin reopening apples and seaports in yemen. international aid groups alleging much needed supplies on to a ship ready to send to yemen but as our correspondent mohammed reports they have yet to get clearance to dock in the rebel held quarter of her data. you unofficial say they're in a race against time to deliver a much needed aid to the people of yemen usually that will be taking these supplies with dollars to the ports. on the other and in yemen but because of the book impost on the country by the saudi led coalition they haven't been able to take anything from djibouti to yemen in the past week and i'm out forced to use a much bigger ship to make the delivery they say that would ideally want to take the supplies which include medicine for the whole of our response as well as therapeutic food formal notice children to the port of the day eit

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