the man at the helm dr. kevin maxwell, ceo of prince george's county schools. >> good to see you. >> let's start with growth. you're in the thick of your second year and the student population hovering around 128,000. >> yes. after about nine straight years of decline, we've grown 3,600 children in a little over a year and a half. we're very excited that we're growing again. >> what do you attribute that to? schools are so important to go hand in hand with real estate and county population too. >> i think it's a couple of things. i think partly it's a normal shift in enrollment and demographics. we've had -- we certainly have had growth in our immigration population students who are coming here from other parts of the world. that's clear in our numbers. but also we expanded our specialty programs last year. so we had waiting lists for gifted children montessori french immersion. so we expanded programs like that. that's not the only ones but we expanded programs like that and started three new elementary spanish i

here to explain dr. kevin campbell. dr. as really surprised about this story until i started thinking of older gentlemen who i have seen, they have that look, widow's hump we talk about. why aren't doctors having men tested earlier? >> just again a misperception. we think of osteoporosis as a disease of women and actually men are affected. when men are affected, it tends to be more severe and can really -- gerri: really? >> it can cause morbidity and mortality in men. gerri: what is the first sign? >> fractures in people who shouldn't be breaking wrists or arms or hips. if a man has a hip fracture, from osteoporosis, he is twice as likely to die in the next year. >> you're kidding me? that's horrible. >> it is awful problem. gerri: what they need to understand bone is actually a living tissue. >> so bone, actually replaces itself. it is always changing. it goes away and then comes back. your peak bone mass, you will love this when you're 20 years old. after that it is all downhill. gerri: thanks for the good news, dr. kevin.

here to explain a cardiologist, dr. kevin campbell. dr. kevin, welcome back to the show.do these things work and how is it they can reduce chances of having a heart attack or stroke? >> this is whole new class of drug. it actually works by blocking a protein or enzyme that handles cholesterol in our bodies. and it was discovered by happenstance. a family in paris had really, really high levels of this protein and lots of early heart disease. they found another family that had undetectable levels of protein and no heart disease. so the drug companies started targeting this to make a way for a drug to lower cholesterol more significantly than statins. gerri: one of the downsize here you can't take it orally it has to be injected. will that create problems for people? >> i think it will be a challenge for some patients but injection is not an iv. it is sub cue tick cue lar? gerri: what does that mean? like an insulin shot? >> just like an insulin shot. so just under the skin. problem with any type of injectible, very, very expensive. may be between 7 to $12,000 per patient p

dr. king and other books as well. kevin, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. last weekend the nation celebrated 50 years since the selma voting rights movement across the edmund pet tus bridge. we're talking ability ferguson racist fraternity chapter and other chapters if they're using the same thing. what does that say about relations in america today? >> well i think we need to be first honest if we're going to have a conversation about race in american racism is as american as march madness, as elimelech computers, as nike nike shoes. the country was rooted in it and we would be lying if we said it was any other way. i'm not surprised by the things that have been happening. unfortunately, you know there are a lot of people woefully miseducated, rooted in hatred and fear of people different from them and has led to really incredible acts of violence and injustice towards our fellow human beings. that's where we are in the society. i have hope because i travel this country as an activist speaker, see people of different backgrounds working together but it's n

kevin rain god 91 to 75 so few dr. cooper's were gone away and not tonight >>pam: the amazing rescue of this baby with a mysterious twist. wu ulu >>pam: finally tonight at 8 and incredible story out of utah first responder save a baby that would been trapped under an underwater wreck car for hours. >>grant: all the rescuers said the adrenaline started rushing they heard a voice calling for help. the of new baby's mother died in the crashed the baby were survived 14 hours hanging upside down in her car seat freezing turks temperatures her head was not under water. the responders said that they were led by a woman's voice per. >>: it was something i felt like this year it was something that was not just an are in it was plain as day. i remember hearing a voice that did not sound like a child. just saying help me someone said help me inside that car and would cut some were trying to get there were trying would try best. >>pam: while we both have goes but scary it look >>grant: little in the little girl is currently in the

years to finish the thesis and since then i talked to kevin so we will give you an extension that was 1967. [laughter] >> we will call you dodd/frank -- dr. frank. [laughter] >> now barney frank will take questions from the audience. [applause] and margarita who has been sold eliot and. and tom allen is here. >> of course, it is dependent to read people's handwriting. but how do you bring that issue of voter suppression to the consciousness of the larger majority of american people? >> because it is concentrated against minorities this manipulate to the rules to make a harder. but african-american members of the house but they did that give a record of births to black people in the 20's or 30's. so you cut down it is us a terrible idea then facilitated them was made to me. in and but here they threw out passed congress because they didn't make the right judgment. it was a terrible thing. but what we have to do this environmentalist or defending medicare with you were legislators fighting climate change to protect medicare obese or supportive. but let me say this. could to be better intentioned i wish they would stop saying there is no po

i talked to kevin and you are caught in this group so we will get an extension beyond the five years. that was in 1967. [laughter] >> we will call you dr. frank. >> sam huntington's brother-in-law, his wife's sister was married to one of our great broadcast journalists on public radio. >> thank you. barney frank will now take questions from the audience. [applause] >> i know two of my distinguished colleagues in government mark reid who has been such a fighter. [applause] and the man who would have been my representative 10 years ago tom allen is here who now represents the book publishers. [applause] >> of course is dependent on my ability to read people's handwriting so forgive me. mr. frank how do you bring the issue voter suppression to the consciousness of a large majority of american people? .. unconstitutional but they made the right judgment about the criteria. it enabled things to be done what we have to do is make it clear to other people, environmentalists people defending medicare that if they succeed legislatures or flight -- fight climate change. supporting the rights. but i have another problem. voter suppression. as vic

i talked to kevin and you are caught in this group so we will get an extension beyond the five years. that was in 1967. [laughter] >> we will call you dr. frank. >> sam huntington's brother-in-law, his wife's sister was married to one of our great broadcast journalists on public radio. >> thank you. barney frank will now take questions from the audience. [applause] >> i know two of my distinguished colleagues in government mark reid who has been such a fighter. [applause] and the man who would have been my representative 10 years ago tom allen is here who now represents the book publishers. [applause] >> of course is dependent on my ability to read people's handwriting so forgive me. mr. frank how do you bring the issue voter suppression to the consciousness of a large majority of american people? .. unconstitutional but they made the right judgment about the criteria. it enabled things to be done what we have to do is make it clear to other people, environmentalists people defending medicare that if they succeed legislatures or flight -- fight climate change. supporting the rights. but i have another problem. voter suppression. as vic

i talked to kevin and you are caught in this group so we will get an extension beyond the five years. that was in 1967. [laughter] >> we will call you dr. frank. >> sam huntington's brother-in-law, his wife's sister was married to one of our great broadcast journalists on public radio. >> thank you. barney frank will now take questions from the audience. [applause] >> i know two of my distinguished colleagues in government mark reid who has been such a fighter. [applause] and the man who would have been my representative 10 years ago tom allen is here who now represents the book publishers. [applause] >> of course is dependent on my ability to read people's handwriting so forgive me. mr. frank how do you bring the issue voter suppression to the consciousness of a large majority of american people? .. said, my mother was born in mississippi. she has no record of her birth. they didn't get those two black people in the '20s and even the '30s. or you have fewer precincts, cut down early voting days. then it was facilitated by i think the worst decisions the simple court and supreme court is made, even worse than citizen united. the last g

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