dr. duncan who is the band director of jacksonville and the state of alabama and your school. on a historical note at the time the school was organized its first started with colonel armstrong at hampton university asking to come to alabama to establish the school. i had a cousin who started the school and later on he asked him to come to eatonville which is in florida and a poet, writer and the community at that time. he was outside of orlando and my cousin was of course out of south carolina. >> host: caller i don't mean to interrupt that we are running short a time so if you want to ask a question of our guests and make your statement. >> caller: my last point is that the difference between mr. washington and what was the purpose of the school and does a win at that time do you think it is relevant that we should pursue manufacturing like your university did? >> host: caller, thanks. guess who i appreciate that question that i always like to point out that the citizens of tuskegee and macon county lewis adams and george campbell they made the petition to the alabama state l

dr. robert duncan says it's not common but flu shots that are given too high in the arm can cause issues. >> it goes right not joint space instead of into the muscle belly here. >> it was actually given to me right here. up here. >> yes. >> the shoulder injuries really just started to become recognized recently. >> philadelphia attorney paul brazil is talking about the national vaccine jr. compensation program which pays people who are injured by certain vaccinations. >> there are people that have very serious debilitating life long conditions. >> he says the awards most between 20 and $150,000 come from vaccine makers, not taxpayers. >> how can you prove that the vaccine caused the inflammation and not something else? >> it's actually pretty simple. it's logical. these symptoms start right away. >> any injection can cause damage brazil says most of his cases involve the flu shot. debbie from montgomery county got hers from a pharmacy. and was awarded 10 i was thousand dollars. >> in my personal experience it seems that a lot of the vaccine petitioners get the vaccine at a pharmacy or som

dr. ann duncan, whose job to monitor the heart health of the three gorillas.apparently, they have more serious issues than anger management. >> good boy. that's better. good. >> wow. >> excellent. >> kongo. >> so we can catch great clips of the heart pumping. this is the left side of the heart and the right side of the heart and that's one of the valves, the mitro valve on the right side. i think we're done. good job, kongo. we trained our gorillas about 2.5 years ago for this behavior and been doing it every six months since. >> what's the reason for doing it every six months? >> heart disease. most prominent in the great apes. this is a model of the heart. when we did their very first ultrasounds, we thought their heart wall was a little thick, thicker than we wanted it to be. when that's the case, the heart can't pump as well as it's supposed to and that can be a problem over time. >> you don't know what causes that thickness? >> we don't know what causes it but we know we need to be aware of it and hopefully find a way of treating it. >> in the wild, do th

dr. duncan who was the band director.torical note, -- on a historical note, at the time when the first -- colonel armstrong asked booker t washington to come to alabama to establish the school. later on, i had a cousin who helped booker t start that school. we asked him to come to eatonville which is in florida. that is where the poet was in the community at that time. he was in the part of florida outside of orlando. that was my cousin charlie. charlie was out of the carolinas. host: do not mean to interrupt. we are running short of time. if you want to ask a question of our guest or make a statement -- caller: my last point is -- my point between mr. washington and what was the purpose of the school in which way should the negro go at that time, do you think it is still relevant to pursue manufacturing like your university was making bricks at one point? guest: i appreciate that question. i always like to point out that obviously the citizens of tuskegee and make it county -- macon county, they made the petition to alab

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