dr. greene, you mentioned screening and brief interventions. many people in the audience may not know what this program is all about. do you want to tell us a little more? i will be happy to, yvette. one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough social workers or frontline people to do it. so what we had done was put together a proposal to train our residents. and samhsa was very helpful in that and provided us with a grant to train our residents and our staff about screening, brief intervention, and referral for treatment. so when a patient comes in on whatever service... they may not have come in for an alcohol or substance abuse problem, but the results of the discussion may have been screening that patient just to see, is this person at risk? and once you have done that, you really go through a process of educating the resident

dr. greene, final thoughts? i would like to just say that promoting the community think tanks such as dc rock and other such initiatives that are there to help and provide additional services, they address needs... are a way for us to combine the health care professionals to outside community organizations so we aren't out there alone. there are other people who are working on these initiatives, and we need to combine our efforts. jane, final thoughts? one final thought: i think it's really helpful when communities have people like jordan and wendy, our doctor, involved in these kinds of efforts. it's so essential to have young people become good community problem solvers and its really, really important to have our professionals in the community working on these problems, not only from a programmatic aspect but from a systems change and policy aspect because we all know there's good programs out there, but it's really necessary to take them to scale and institutionalize them. very good. and if communities want

dr. greene, what is the magnitude of mental, emotional, and behavioral health problems in our society? if you look at the national averages of mental health disorders, they may vary by regions, but there... if you look at some of the underlying day-to-day anxieties, you can imagine that it can go upwards of 70 percent if you include a number of the less diagnosed or less appreciated disease processes. in our trauma population, we often see upwards of 60 to 70 percent of our patients may have some sort of mental health. we feel that the patient who actually has a traumatic event and has some sort of substance abuse associated with it, be it alcohol or some drugs, because they usually have a polysubstance abuse patient. we often find that they aren't just drugging because they want to, but they are usually drugging to a problem. and that problem may be a mental disorder as their underlying problem, whether it be depression or otherwise. so the mixture of the two, trauma, depression, mental health, are very intertwined. fran, i am going back to you. is there a difference between the level

dr. seuss? green eggs and ham not my favorite book but the hate towards dr. seuss is ridiculous. and it's insane that lou dobbs is blaming the lorax and his mission on president obama. how is he responsible when at the time that book was written he was a ten-year-old kid swinging off a monkey bars. he had nothing to do with that book. >> keep one story together. if it doesn't fit the timeline do not come and tell me that he wasn't born in this country but he influenced a book that was written nine years before his birth. and this reference to occu-toddlers. this is a gave away. a desperate attempt to stand at the ocean and not just push the tide back but not ever see the tide. it's the future they're fearing. >> he doesn't under what occupy stand for. they don't understand what occupy is trying to do is ensure a future to these kids that you're trying to disenfranchise. if they occupy anything, it should be a corner because rick santorum is right. satan is in america and he's wearing a sweater vest. >> as always, good to see you. >> so nice to be back. >> that's "countdown" for t

dr. seuss's green egg and ham via live web stream at 9 a.m.og onto book it program.com. >> i love green eggs and ham. not to eat but the book. >>> the wind for today, we have them. they are light out of northwest at 5 miles an hour. east op about 6. these will -- easton about 6. theee these will pick up and become northwest continuing and then about 10 to 15 miles an hour. so it's going to be a breezy day on tap and that northwesterly flow is a very chilly flow as opposed to that southwesterly flow that we got yesterday which is a warm flow. and satellite and radar we have the clouds around and we don't have any snow and we don't have rain as of yet. high pressure building in for today. that's why we will get sunshine in here. but it's going to slide off towards the east as we go into the evening. allowing for an area of low pressure and a cold front to move in and that's what's going to be bringing us rain for tomorrow. you will need that rain gear and it's likely that we will get the rain in here by your commute home. it looks like it's goin

dr? ç>> i live in 776 green street. thank you for your time today.we are very sorry to be here under these circumstances. we have never had a conflict with our neighbors. we would never object to anything our neighbors wanted to do. what we stand to lose his privacy. light and air. i have a picture of my kitchen window looking out at the current stairs. you can see that is my kitchen window. the stairs are going to be built in another 7.5 feet. the people going up and down the stairs will be able to look into my entire kitchen, dining room, my kids doing their homework, us eating their dinner. they can look to our dining room -- to our living room. if we are sleeping on the sofa, watching television. all of the privacy we enjoy in our small 1300 sq. ft.,. all of it is gone. we have now lost the privacy, which is really distressing. this is a picture from the same window. that is the current stairs. it will come out and another 7.5 feet. we lose all of our privacy. there is also a light that we enjoy, but the main thing is that it is my only house and

event and it's reading initiative for kids and tebow will read his favorite childhood book green eggs and ham by dr. seuss and it will be broadcast on the web. >>> orioles signed the centerfielder to a one-year contract and avoiding arbitration. adam jones agreed to a deal with the o's. here's lynette with the forecast. >>> good morning. we are seeing temperatures and feeling temperatures not so bad this morning. 39 degrees close to 40 already. courtesy of the cloud out there. not so bad. we don't need the heaviest coat in the closet not as of yet. but 41 right now in dc and 43 in easton along the eastern shore here. we are a little chillier into york pennsylvania coming in around the freezing degree mark. but, the big story is what's coming down the pike. so, we are looking at the satellite and radar. this is the national picture here. now we do have a storm that's originating out of the west. and what's doing happen is it's going to -- going to happen is it's going to drop in southern california and down into northern mexico. then it will gather a little steam and then it will make the north east

in this image, within the marked plot, the dark green represents healthy willow that have escaped browse height. drcrabtree: this is what's called released willow. so this is high-stature willow that really erupted in 1997 and 1998, and it's surrounded by smaller willow that has not released. narrator: using the remote-sensing images in conjunction with the data gathered in the field gives the team a better understanding of the landscape and how it impacts the various tiers in the food web. the researchers have found that willows that escape browsing height create a domino effect within the ecosystem. species like riparian songbirds, insects, and, in particular, rodents, have come back into these preferred habitat types, and other species are starting to respond. for example, fox and coyotes are moving into these areas because there's more prey for them. and there's been an erupting trophic cascade in some of these lush willow riparian habitat sites. narrator: while the willow populations appear to be rebounding, scientists are working to determine how much of this regrowth can be attributed to the

jonas green had this french horn up to his lips to toot away. that's probably dr.y grabbed him, they go down to middleton's tavern and they write an extended home about how much fun they had. the poem, it reminds me of dr. seuss. it just rattles off the tongue. it's very rhythmic. beautiful night. they had already mentioned that the great table seemed to grown under the load of their music. the minister at saint anne's church -- they composed most of the music and the modern u.s., the earliest chamber music was not written by the -- so this club spirit, unfortunately, this particular club, with the death of alexander hamilton -- let's look at this supply of beef sticks, they still meet, they dress up for the occasion, they eat well, they drink well and they sing. wonderful group of men. the first thing he did was take their club song book and made fun of the americans from the british perspective. he liked that. sublime society still in existence. about 30 years after the sublime society was founded, another group of men based in the theater in -- and remember, 18t

offering up a new deal of sorts that my next guess is doing exactly that dr jill stein joins me now she's running to be the green party's candidate for president in two thousand and twelve underside welcome thank you it's great to be like you're the one my joel stein from for president but in the bonanza he gave me another last time he was in town we had he was on the show we had dinner. what's the green new deal breaker down for us the green new deal is basically what we need as you know we've got about twenty five million people now who need a full time job and. all of them about five and a half million or so have been unemployed for well over a year a year and a half so we've really got this ingrained entrenched problem we need a solution to actually rise to the magnitude and the seriousness the emergency of this jobs problem so the green new deal of exactly that it's modeled after the new deal that helped get us out of the great depression so it would be basically twenty five million jobs that would be created to put people back to work to end unemployment and thereby eliminate put an end to the recession at

dr. jeffrey guarder, and jehmu greene who formerly headed up mtv's rock the vote and met whitney houstonew times. thank you all so much. sandy, does he make a valid point that the stigma attached to drugs is somehow seem to be waning? >> yes. i love bill's passion on this. i find myself asking why don't more people feel the same passion? we are destroying a generation of kids because of our passiveness on this, and we have adults who are themselves indulging in marijuana, so they're soft on the issue. and kids are dying and so are adults. so the only thing that i would probably have a slight variation, whitney -- if it turns out it's drugs and alcohol -- she is responsible. she is. she has abused her life, her beauty, her great talent. she did it willfully, and be that's the cause of her death, then she is responsible. i don't think we can say that she intentionally killed he's -- megyn: well, we tonight know. doctor, he's getting some pushback on the suggestion that, you know, somebody who doesn't want to kill themselves, somebody wouldn't use drugs for decades who didn't want to kill t

green just to get their teeth extra white. but if you want a brighter smile, it doesn't have to cost you. dr. on how you can eat your way to whiter teeth. >> definitely get them ten shades whiter. >> she knows exactly why her smile is yellow. >> i drink a loft coffee. >> for the first time, she is getting a teeth whitening treatment. these treatments are very effective, but there are other ways to get a white, bright smile without chemicals. certain foods can act like nature's toothbrush. >> strawberries naturally whiten your teeth. and cauliflower help remove the plaque on your teeth. they also help stimulate saliva, which washes stains right off the teeth. there are foods and drinks you may want to avoid from keeping your teeth from turning yellow. >> tea is the worst thing people can drink. it soaks up into the enamel. >> also on that list, anything red, like red wine, cranberries, even marijuana. >> oh wow, that's a big difference. >> she'll try all the tricks. >> i wouldn't have to get my teeth whitened as often. >> she wants to keep her new smile shining as long as possible. >>> another

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. >> brian: let's go to the green room where -- >> gretchen: dr.bond these two have fostered in the last seven minutes is epic. by the way, he's going to be talking about his support for mccain in the past and bush in the past. who will he be supporting this time around? we'll find out and play video games. >> brian: our next guest earned four world series rings. and over 3,000 strikeouts. he was pretty good. joining me is former major league pitcher, curt shilling and video game inventer, i should add so that and you have a passion for politics. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: you following the gop? i know it. i saw you at the super bowl. >> i am busy. yes. i'm obviously following like everybody else, but i'm so crushed that i've been kind of overwhelmed. >> brian: have you seen enough for you to get behind any one candidate? because i know in the past you supported people like scott brown and john mccain? >> no. i haven't. >> brian: do you think this race is hurting or helping the process the way they're going at each other? >> brian:

dr. siegel. and we watch out for each other, i did not hit the donut tray in the green room today. >> kelly: behaving jamie: thanks, guys, great to have you with us. >> kelly: that's it for us, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. take care. see you tomorrow. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8.

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