dr. ron daniels needs to come forward for a few minutes. please welcome him again, dr. ron daniels. [applause] >> we are going to have our question-and-answer period. be patient. we want to thank sirius xm for covering this program. we also want to thank c-span for covering this program. it's been a great discussion. we really, really appreciate the mayor coming all the way back from the municipal leagues and atlantic city to come here to be with us again tomorrow night. he really shared some real clarity in terms of his perspective. [applause] now i want to say is, when we advertise these programs, there is a registration fee that we pay, but we also have sessions that are -- we always have sessions that are free and open to the public. always. last night, our session was free and open to the public. we said that this national town hall meeting we said was free and would be open to the public , but we said something else. come prepared to make a tax deductible donation to help the institute, because we have to rely on the people to do that, right? sunday morning is the last session

dr. daniel soffer. he is an internist with penn medicine who specializes in treating cholesterol disorders. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we just heard how pervasive and dangerous high cholesterol is. how can this new drug complaining and is that it worth the hype? >> new ways to treat high cholesterol are important because even though we have they good cools for lowering cholesterol and reducing cardiovascular risk o not everybody can take them at the doses we would like to use and we don't always get to the goals we want to achieve. >> what makes she is new depression revolutionary or a breakthrough? >> to give you a first, depending on the dose and the brand of statten you take your ldl cholesterol level will be lowered from around 25% to as much as 55%. that's the range of ldl cholesterol lowering and it varies from individual to individual and it varies depending on the dose and which brand medicine you're taking. the other nonstat tins, they lower ldl cholesterol by a

dr. daniels is finished so we can all take a group photograph if you don't mind. please welcome dr. ron daniels. >> one of the realities is we have people that are not staying at this hotel. they have to get the last shuttle back to the double tree. if we don't do that, that will be a problem. that's one of the constraints we are facing. tomorrow for those that are registered, we have a series of sessions taking place tomorrow morning about the criminal justice system. we didn't have a major session that george frazier is going to be a part of in terms of economic development. we have a major session on the black family. in all of these sessions, it is not just about expressing grievances. you look at george frazier. you are talking about somebody who has built a serious network. we have other economic agendas, programs that we are going to be exposed to. the issues about police accountability. ron hampton and others going to be here talking about how do we take control of the police. also, talking about innovative programs that are taking place, like the law enforcement assistance d

dr. daniel because they may want to read him. >>. >> he was a psychiatrist and say studied the brain everything is in his books he is doing the research that you were doing. >> before performing the research. >> you spoke about and with that dopamine so as far as working with the psychiatrist or psychologist highly hoodie you change us window between the institution or how was it the company? >> can you imagine to go to human services corrects they'll like the idea of grain health but can you call it the substance abuse for brain health? those it -- that is a lot of letterhead to change. i don't want to be flippant to change that terminology but it is more than that it has been the mindset to work at those pharmaceutical companies so that is the brain that a steady they had the ability so there is no hesitation and was recruited into say this entirely and then he totally get set. one that knee-jerk concern one that they do not discriminate that we know what that perception so you do away with that. so of those hallucinations of schizophrenia even though they might be. and with those hallucinati

dr. daniel lieu was hoping to do. he performed the first surgery in the world that uses a 32 electrode stimlator. a 32 -- [ no audio ] >> other devices have been tested in animals or have been shown to help patients move robotic limbs. this procedure is unique because it's implanted in the spine. instead of the brain and is designed to help patients move their own hands. three other patients have gained 30% of the use of their hands because of this procedure. >>> a sixth grader is being heimlich. wayne norris of chesterfield, virginia says he was eating lunch in the cafeteria at school when he noticed another student with a panicked look on his face. norris wasn't sure at first if the kid was joking but then he realized he was choking and jumped into action. teachers call norris hero but the 11-year-old on the so hour about it. -- isn't so sure about it. >> i'm not big on being labeled a hero. don't call me a hero. i just try to help. >> the boy says he learned the sleeving technique from an -- life-saving technique f

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dr. daniel spitz who said it's a shame the duct tape was taken off because it could have been a mechanismh, but it was a brutal death. >> does he have any idea who killed his daughter to this day? >> he believes it's someone he worked with. remember, he had a company that had made $1 billion that year in boulder. he believes it was someone within the company that knew of him. because of that $118,000, which was the bonus that year. they knew intricate things about him in the ransom note which was a hoax because it wasn't a kidnapping at all. but that's watt experts tell him. >> well, you know what many people suspect, they suspect his son. his son was on dr. phil recently, right? so how do -- >> still controversial. >> yes, very controversial. do they still have a close relationship? >> oh, very close, extremely close. we have some pictures of his son that sflefr behave never been bt before. his response, it's ludicrous, it was a 9-year-old little boy. it was a brutal violent crime. he couldn't have done it. they have a wonderful relationship and he's very angry about those allegations. >

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daniel: thank you for having me. christopher: to germany, where the investigation into last week's berlin truck attack is coming under intense scrutiny. german media say drficials knew that the prime spinet -- say that counterterrorism officials knew that anis amri -- they judged he was unlikely to commit an act of terror. meanwhile, police have released the suspect they arrested yesterday due to a lack of evidence that he was linked to the attack. reporter: over a week after the christmas market massacre, german authorities seem no closer to finding out if anis amri had any accomplices. >> the man who was taken into custody yesterday, a 40-year-old tunisian man, has been released. he was arrested yesterday and it was suspected that before the attack, anis amri had sent him a voice message and photograph via a messaging program. further investigation, however, has established that the person who had been arrested is not a possible contact of anis amri. reporter: he is the second person to be released from custody, believed to have no collection to the alleged attacker. 24-year-old amri was detected and shot by police in italy after fleeing germany throug

dr. sanjay gupta. >> ski racing is an individual sport. for me, i skied on the mountain with a guide in front of me calling the command. my name is daniellem a visually impaired u.s. paralympic alpine ski racer. i was diagnosed at the age of 13 with a disease call, a retinal degenerative disease. as i gold oldt older, my sight getting worse. it seemed like my life was crumbling day by day. my father called me up and the phone and said, we're going to go skiing. we went down the mountain and my life changed from that moment forward. >> i'm danielle's husband and guide when we ski. my job is to be her eyes. i'm basically thinking out loud and telling her everything that's happening. >> coming out of the 2010 paralympic games, rob and i were super excited, winning two bronze medals. i found out i have multiple sclerosis. i had to learn how to walk again. i was super determined to get back on snow. and the 2014 winter paralympic games, we won a bronze medal. i didn't start living my life until i started sport. and sport has given me the life that i love and enjoy. >> that was dr. sanjay gupta. truly an inspiring story. thank you so much for j

my name is daniel burke and i work with lyndon larouche. my question is for dr. kissinger. has agreed with you that the u.s. and china must cooperate. he is emphatic that they could cooperate on the one bill-one road policy, that this would be a clear way to rebuild the united states' collapsing economy. further, he said we could work together on space science and the development of thermonuclear fusion. and they wondered if you had any comments? >> i have never thought of linda context,in a singular but let me just say that i do think there are ways that we can cooperate. i think one of the issues out there right now also is cyber and various problems that are there and various possibilities. the question is how our two great countries can cooperate in a way that requires a certain amount of trust. i hope very much there is some pursuit of collaboration in a number of different fields, but i do not think we can underestimate what some of the difficulties are in that kind of cooperation. road, one the one bill concept is an important idea and i think that china and the unit

daniel nor cross was on hand. he called it a game changer and it was made possible by a federal grand. >> community around drexel university chosen to -- dr. william hite and other local leaders were in west philadelphia to celebrate. close to $6 million from the department of education is used to include educational opportunities for children. all part of the promise neighborhood program. >>> delta airlineds it fight can back after a youtube star was removed from a flight today. he says it was because he was speaking arabic on the plane and the passengers became uncomfortable but delta says his past could point to a different explanation, see the video tonight at 5:00. and in health check we'll explain the science behind holiday heart syndrome and now to tweak your diet to protect yourself from it. >>> kindergarten students and cold wind got special visitors in class today. santa and mrs. claus along with state senator, anthony williams handed out toys for the students as part of a day of giving and the students asked santa questions about the north pole and what is it like to travel around the world? >> ahead on "action news" at 4:30, m

. >> i am daniel burke and i work for the american economist lyndon larouche, my question is for dr.issinger, mr. larouche has proposed that he is strong in agreeing with you that the u.s. and china must cooperate. he is emphatic that the u.s. and china to cooperate on the one belt, one road policy, that this would be a clear way to rebuild the united states, collapsing economy. further, he said we could work together on space, science, and the development of thermonuclear fusion. do you have comments? i have never: thought of lyndon larouche in this context. i do think that we can cooperate. now is one of the issues cyber. and various problems that are there and various possibilities. -- question is -- how are our two great countries can cooperate in a way that requires a certain amount of trust. ? i hope there is some pursuit of cooperation in a number of different fields but i do not think we can underestimate what the difficulties are in that kind of corporation -- cooperation. sec. kissinger: the one road, -- belt concept is important is an important idea and i think that china

ted daniel is live at gillette let's begin with our sports director about what we know about the surgery. >> he goes under the knife tomorrow in los angeles. dr. watkins will perform the surgery. it's the third time he operated to i don't think gronkowski's back. they're looking for a pair of herniated disks which limits his mobility. rob did not return to action sunday after this play against the jets, in the concourse after the game. you can't forget the big hit he took from earl thomas in the seahawks game on november 13th. it's quite possible the back damage occurred on this play, not just the perforated lung originally reported. likely out for the season, at least two months, which means martellus bennett is among those expected to step up. >> i mean, i make sure i'm ready to play. i can control what's going on with my bead.

dr. dean: tomorrow -- tomorrow is not only our 526, but it is -- mark: we will have a very special episode scheduled for you. you won't want to miss it. goldblum,e got jeff jeff daniels a lot of special surprises. to say farewell to the north american viewing audience. john: the montages will kill you. meanwhile, you can visit bloombergpolitics.com to read potentialld trump's business conflict. until our last daily show, i will say to you, me, and mark, sayonara. ♪ are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with plans including aarp medicarecomplete insured through unitedhealthcare. call today or go online to enroll. these medicare advantage plans can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits all in one complete plan for a low monthly premium, or in some areas no plan premium at all. other benefits can include: $0 co-pays for an annual physical and most immunizations, routine vision and hearing coverage, and you'll pay the plan's lowest prescription price, whether it's your co-pay or the pharmacy price.