[laughter] >> dr. bruce, and i want to say dr. because he went on to get his doctorate degree and i think that is quite remarkable. his father was in the white house from eisenhower to ford. there is a wonderful anecdote where eisenhower intervenes and helped him realize his own aspirations athletically. the president of the united states recruiting you, dr. bruce. very happy to have you with us. >> thank you. [applause] >> in the preface of the landmark biography on kennedy called "kennedy." he made these comments, which i think are quite fitting to start with. " i cannot single out any one day for a time i begin to understand john kennedy is a human being. gradually, i discover the simplicity of this man's taste and demeanor was, while genius and genuine, deceptive and disarming. i also learned in the time that this cool analytical mind was stimulated by a warm, compassionate heart. the more one new john kennedy, the more one like him. those of us who came to know him well, bill we really rarely heard him discuss his personal fe

the president of the united honing a head team to recruit you, dr. bruce. very happy to have you with us. thank you. [applause] preface, hece -- actually made these comments which are quite fitting to start with. nnot single out any one day as the time i began to understand john kennedy is a human being. gradually i discovered the simplicity of this man's taste and demeanor was, well genius and genuine, deceptive as well as disarming. that thisrned in time cool, analytical mind was stimulated by a warm, compassionate heart. kennedy,one new john the more one like tim. those of us who came to know him well, though we rarely heard him discuss his personal feelings, came to know the strength and warmth of this dedicated man and his logic. as he himself said about robert frost, his sense of human tragedy fortified him against self-deception and easy consolation. this evening were extremely fortunate to be with six exceptional ladies and men senators. [laughter] six individuals whose lives intersected with mr. and mrs. kennedy who have unbelievable story straight

he was explaining to me the mathematics here, dr. bruce lee. he is at johns hopkins university, associate professor of international health, who modeled the cost issues here, and he came up -- and he uses the most conservative estimates -- that our delay in dealing with the zika virus will add an additional $2 billion in cost. as i said, every child that's born with the birth defect, we estimate the cost to be about $10 million. if we can avoid 100 of these birth-defect children, that's $1 billion. so the first issue, of course, is the human cost of the zika virus and the impact it has on families and on those who are directly affected. but this isn't -- as dr. lee said, this is an investment. the money that we're make available is an investment. what do we need to do? we need to make sure money is available for mosquito control. that's one way we can stop the spread of the zika virus. we've got to make sure that money is available for our local health departments, because they're reaching out to pregnant women, and dr. wen made a very importan

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dr. jones tells me she is strongly considering trying to put such a program in place starting next year. in the newsroom i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> caught in the act this guy uses his cell phone to take pictures up a woman's skirt but she figure it out. what he does as soon as she confronts him. >> one woman's mission to find her guardian angel the complete stranger saved her family when their house went up in flames and then took off. her emotional message to the mystery man. >> plus talk about a traffic tie up. cars at a stan standstill in the middle of rush hour thanks to wild chase. what was running right in the middle of a highway that had troopers scrambling. >>> now with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. get ready for some paint work tomorrow. i-95 crews will be painting both directions actually it's a project that will begin for the next couple of days from the scudders falls all the way down through center city. both directions there op i-95. later on tonight, into first thing tomorrow morning, they'll have the vine expressway closed between broad street and the sc