welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> dr. levy, statistics show the lung cancer death rate has been steadily ldeclining,est rate in 40 years. that's the good news. it's not the whole picture, is it? >> no. i think we have a lot of work cut out for us.f 70% patients with lung cancer present with advanced stage disease. at that point we talk about treating patients and not curing them. fortunately we have new therapies that are helping. >> the leading c cause ofcer related deaths? >> yes, more than breast, colon andan prostater combined. >> tell us what's working and what is driving the rate down. >> a lot of it is the newer therapies coming out. we have a better understandi of tumor biology and giving drugs that work. but alsoly e detection where surgery can be offered and patients can be cured has probably contributed to this trend. >> rebecca, we know raising awareness is a critical tool. you've been holding this walk for nearly a decade now. at makes this wal so special? >> the walk is special because it is truly the first time

them because they were like they claim the gazans are struggling but clearly they are dry clean ag dr levi. and if our mainstream media cared about journalists they would have extensively covered the police shooting of reporter erin schroeder in standing rock where while on camera she was intentionally shot with rubber bullets they would have covered the arrest of journalists at the g. twenty protests or at occupy wall street they would be standing up for journalist giuliana sons and they would have covered the time can janson was severely beaten by our secret service all right. when the life of an eleven year old detective is just rough it is. what she got to keep work and she has five kids in a drug habit to pay for the film. and i'm not saying you can't find one mainstream story on some of those things i mentioned but none of them got a tiny fraction of the twenty four seven because josie treatment so why is the media doing this is it that they really have it in for you know saudi arabia they want to make them look bad now if that were the case they would have covered and any of the cou

them because they were like they claim the gazans are struggling but clearly they are dry clean ag dr levi. and if our mainstream media cared about journalists they would have extensively covered the police shooting of reporter erin schroeder in standing rock where while on camera she was intentionally shot with rubber bullets they would have covered the arrest of journalists at the g. twenty protests or at occupy wall street they would be standing up for journalist giuliana sometimes and they would have covered the time can jansen was severely beaten by our secret service all right. when the life of an eleven year old detective is just rough it is. what she got to keep work and she has five kids in a drug habit to pay for the bill. and i'm not saying you can't find one mainstream story on some of those things i mentioned but none of them got a tiny fraction of the twenty four seven because josie treatment so why is the media doing this is it that they really have it in for you know saudi arabia they want to make them look bad now if that were the case they would have covered and any of th

let's get more on this now from dr david levy, who's regional medical director of nhs england.d opportunities, and the review, also saying that the incident couldn't have been predicted with any degree of certainty, isn't there? 0k, certainty, isn't there? ok, so, i think what we have shown with our investigation report which was published today, is that this is a very complex case. the patient had an unusual mental health problem. certainly, they were shortcomings and opportunities were missed to understand the complexity of this patient‘s problems. and to gather information from agencies, including mental health trusts, the police, and other services, to form a full picture, about the condition of this patient. and the care plan that was required to keep him safe, and members of the public safe as well. as we mentioned in the introduction, he had admitted to nhs staff about having these violent fantasies, at the time of katie locke's death he was under the supervision of the probation service for threatening to kill a community psychiatric nurse. was no 1's saying that he sho

dr. s tracy levi described him as loving. >> what was he like? >> very concerned, a real human being. >> reporter: joyce fienberg was a research specialist at the university of pittsburgh's learning research and development center. the staff there called her an engaging and warm person. 65-year-old dennis richard godfried had just celebrated his 32nd wedding anniversary. writing,doinwhat he loved, pray god. and brothers cecil and david tt weekly. >> i knew cecil. we're family friends. >> reporter: rabbi mordy rudolph called cecil sweet and kind. >> people of all abilities are very much a part of the community. it's all part of the fabric of what the community is. >> reporter: funerals notice jewish religion are usually after the person passes away so the coroners here will have to balance investigative findings with the burials. the first funeral is scheduled for tomorrow for the rosenthal brothers. one resident here told me cecil rosenthal was like a honorary mayor of this town. >> so beloved here, almost every single day they showed up to worsh

levied against him. i will confess, i believe dr. blasey ford. we do have a big dispute here, but i hope -- i hope that in this senate we at least agree on one thing. if dr. blasey ford's testimony was true, i hope we can all agree that kavanaugh has no business on the court. well, i believed her then and i believe her now. and i did not find him credible at all. i found him belligerent and aggressive just as his yale drinking body said he was when he was drunk in college and evasive and nonresponsive. dr. ford's allegations were credible enough to get her here before the senate. her testimony here was quiet, open, and powerful. she was calm. composed and utterly believable. even president trump called her testimony credible and compelling. so did many of my republican colleagues. but then came the smear campaign to discredit and demean her led by the president's sickening taunts and mockery in mississippi. then came the majority leader's criticisms. he knew it wouldn't do to say out right she lied, but his every accusation fell to pieces if she