dr. daniel amen. i'm so excited to be with you. through our brain imaging work at the amen clinics, with tens of thousands of patients from 62 countries over the last two decades, i've come to see with my own eyes that you can literally change your brain and change your life. this is one of the most exciting breakthroughs in medicine, because with a better brain always comes a better life. if you pay attention to me, if you use the front part of your brain, so that you can focus, and if i can touch your emotional brain, so you remember what i say, and if your brain is flexible enough to learn new things, then you're in for a treat. when you make your brain better by doing the right things, you improve your life. when you do the wrong things and hurt your brain, you make your life harder. day in and day out, every day, you're either helping or hurting your brain. did you know that blueberries are one of the best brain foods on the planet? along with avocados, walnuts, salmon, and green tea, but not getting enough sleep decreases blo

dr. daniel polley, a friend of mine, he discovered in 2002 that in 1988 for the first time ever, fish catch around a world was going down. every year, for the first time in history we catch fewer and fewer fish with more and more sophisticated boat's going out to try to find them. nine out of 10 of the fish that were around when i was growing up, the swordfish, tuna off, marlin, and sharp, 90% of them are gone. we are fishing out the top of the food chain. it is pretty crucial because about 200 million people depend upon fish and fishing for their livelihood and about 1 billion people, mostly in poor countries, depend on fish for their prejean. this is a big problem. the good news is that is fixable. tavis: i ask how that is this- fixable because we live in a country, certainly an environment, where obesity is certainly an issue. and when you talk about losing weight, fish is one of those foods that is relatively healthy for you as opposed to other things. i am trying to juxtapose fishing out the oceans and things that you want to eat more of. i am trying to make sense out of all this. >> i

daniel. >> i am dr. richard gibbs. with my wife dr. krishna gibbs, we founded and still administrate the san francisco free clinic. when we opened 16 years ago, we put out the call to the medical community for a project that would only serve people with no health insurance of any kind. we got an overwhelming response. over 155 positions, doctors, and their staff offered to help providing care to the uninsured. 95% of those responses came from california pacific medical center. in the 17 years the clinic has been open, we have treated thousands and thousands of people with no health insurance. cpmc has donated x-rays, mammograms, colonoscopy is, exercise tolerance tests, encouragement, help us to apply for grants, and literally hundreds of specialty visits that have been donated to our patience when needed. the have been a huge part of our ability to deliver care. they are good people. they knocked on our door. i tell a similar story to the gentleman that just spoke. they knocked on our door and offered to help. it has been tremendous,

i'm going always met outside daniel's house in the morning at about seven o'clock dr douglas normally came by bicycle wearing his hat it was a very funny spectacle. the doctor would put his hands around the boy's head. in this. he kept his hands close to the back of the head like this sometimes he pressed his hands against. elias he kept them a short distance away if you wanted to produce an effect on the grain he would put his hands on these spots keep them there for a long time. did what traditional medicine failed to do finally daniel began taking note of the people around him and tried to talk with them it could now show his emotions and indicate what he wanted through gestures. as soon as the boy woke up and the doctor would begin playing with him just as anyone would play with their children who thought about taking off the doctor's glasses and lifting his moustache and in attempts to kiss him on the mouth there was great fun about. the press dubbed him the bosnian but sure the international tribunals at the hague charged him on eleven counts including genocide forcible deportat

daniels and marc anthony. >> good evening. thank you, members of the health and planning commissions. my name is dr. sam michaels. i appreciate this opportunity to address you. over my 18 years at st. luke's, staff leadership positions, including chair of anesthesia, chief of the medical staff, and medical director of the st. luke's campus. as an emissary envoys of the physicians of saint luke, i wish to acknowledge and thank cpmc and the city of san francisco for saving some lives. the blue-ribbon panel achieve by and from all interested parties, medical, political, community, and a remarkable result. over the last two years, the department chairs have been working with architects and planners on our new facility. the medical staff from a supports the proposed plans. as this plan has crystallized, we see it does what it was supposed to do. it preserves critical service lines to a state of the art facility through tertiary distribution of services. st. luke's can access and a bill itself of incredible support from the other campuses, which is already happening. lastly, while maintaining critical inpatient service

that's dr dobson but i do need to go to a boy to examine him we went to the house where he lived there we met a child his name was daniel and his parents. was born in two thousand and four into the family of political fugitive branco. when the war broke out branco his young wife and her parents moved from both mia to belgrade that. then he'll become seriously ill when he was one year he paid no attention to the people around him his mental development slowed down he made no attempt. to engage with anybody not even with his parents or elder sisters. from a member and first meeting constantly connected with the dr soon they were already communicating with each other the boy tugged at the doctor's beard and took his hat from it as and we were surprised it was like a miracle the doctor damaged wasted no time treating the boys illness my son like the doctor very much he played with his beard and moustache. and only always met outside daniel's house in the morning at about seven o'clock because of us and without their dad which normally came by bicycle wearing his hat on the thing it was a very funny spectacle. the doctor wou

scientist and the message from dr polgar is that radiation me actually be good for you going to tackle her claims that are actual times like this forced look makes daniel ellsberg a hero and remy mandates an unpatriotic villain and i've been asked that very question to the man himself mr ellsberg leaked the pentagon papers back in one nine hundred seventy one and showed the world it was actually going on in vietnam going to hear from him after just right after this break.

scientist and the message from dr culture is that radiation me actually be good for you we're going to tackle her claims that are actual times that of course what makes daniel ellsberg and hero and bradley manning and all the unpatriotic villains and i'm going to ask that very question to the man himself mr holdsworth leaked the pentagon papers back in one nine hundred seventy one and showed the world what was actually going on in vietnam we're going to hear from him perhaps just right after this break. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of people who can you trust no one who is you would be able machinery see where are we heading state controls capital city schools sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more.

dr. andrews the specialist. bailey left yesterday game in pain. diagnosis is a strained forearm not more serious elbow injury. no legment daniel to report.en bailey will resume throwing remains to be scene. that will come when the pain subsides but nobody knows how long that will take. cactus league play today former a and giant break first pitch. lack out. andrew cash almost got beheaded there. l a's up. allow one earned run. bomb from jackson in the sixth. cubs up for 6 runs combine in the eighth and 9 for a win. split squad action. others fall for the royal by final of 4-3. shoe man with the feature on veteran mark ellis. >>reporter: second base and mark ellis is the old man of the a's entering the 9th year in the big. he holds the club record playing 9 62 games in second and also the franchise leader for home runs at this position with 83. mark likes what he sees with this year squad. >> we have some nice distance to our team, pitching staff is great. a lot of depth. somebody goes down we have somebody that can step in an replace them. hopefully score more runs here and give them some breathing room. >>reporter: strength is defense.

dr. daniel amen. [applause]