it allowed and clear it's their communities that they all hold so dear my how this is is a hurray dr. diane leads the way and dr. edgar pier we see you're also gifted we thank you will have you for all you do so raise glass and give a cheer to your new hospital opening in december this year in san francisco welcome, welcome me home i'm coming home to room no more. (clapping.) >> (piano playing). >> thank you, stephanie and beach blanket bagging babylon there's a little time left from the auction in heart pleased visit ebay works table to introduce our final heros of the day please welcome janet chief executive officer northern california kaiser permanente. >> (clapping.) thank you so much wow, i wondering if that hat is available on the auction later day today, i bet a lot of people not that i'm thrilled to be introducing our final hero kairpd and san francisco general hospital have a long partnership to protect the safety net in our state that are visitor to our community health together over this last 12 years with the health commission health education we're recruiting our new nurses we'

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diane nash was the lead strategist behind the sit-ins. she played a critical role in organizing the selma marches and walked the last few blocks with dr. e, i felt like i know so much about the strategy that you crafted here, but i learned something about a role you played here that i was hoping you would chat with us about. the reverend james reid did not die immediately but fought help for quite some time. you were part of that. can you talk to me about that experience? >> yes, i was in the office and reverend reid and a couple of his friends came over and said that they had just been attacked and i called the ambulance and i remember he didn't want to get on the stretcher. he was saying i'm all right, i'm all right, so everybody insisted that he did and that's what i remember. >> that idea of people who were willing to give their lives, i think it's hard even for those of us who have been engaged in continuing struggle, even for young people who are engaged and continue to struggle, to have a sense to what it meant to put your lives on the line to believe it was possible you might lose them in that moment. can you give us a sense of

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dr. mitchell garber senior managing consultant for esi, and diane damos, a psychologist involved in pilotand, all right, so to all of you, everything that we have learned so far that dabbles a little bit in his physical condition and maybe his mental health but nothing is definitive definitive and they have not verified reporting from the "new york times and "wall street journal", but, doctor, to you first. what is most concerning about some of the reports that there may have been -- there may have been a situation in which the exgirlfriend observed something about his behavior or that there was some pair know ya but it appears that the airline is maintaining its position or at least not revealing much about knowing about his medical or physical state. >> yeah there have been some reports that suggest that maybe there was some issues during his training or during his early career that may have come to the attention of the airlines and i think there's going to be a lot of attention paid to what they knew what things were available to them and what they did as far as evaluation treatment, a

it allowed and clear it's their communities that they all hold so dear my how this is is a hurray dr. dianeleads the way and dr. edgar pier we see you're also gifted we thank you will have you for all you do so raise glass and give a cheer to your new hospital opening in december this year in san francisco welcome, welcome me home i'm coming home to room no more. (clapping.) >> (piano playing). >> thank you, stephanie and beach blanket bagging babylon there's a little time left from the auction in heart pleased visit ebay works table to introduce our final heros of the day please welcome janet chief executive officer northern california kaiser