get her some ginko, dr. manny she had mitted on record she will twotwo phones. >> i will not defend it. hillary clinton cleared the democratic primary field. if you're a democrat, which i am you want to see democratic policies remain in the white house whoever that person is because i think they're better than alternative. however when she does things like this, she doesn't just offend me, you are offending my intelligence, you're jeopardizing for all democrats that want another democrat in the white house. it is not just about her, it is about all of us. i say this as somebody who wants to see her get elected because she is better than alternative to me, she is screwing all of us. >> i want to ask you about a possible plan b. this whole email scandal making it perfectly clear to democrats like julie, they may need a second plan for 2016. opinion writer for the "washington examiner," writes, this scandal goes beyond the previous ones because those only demonstrate the clinton's steadfast belief they are above the

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. >> hashtag one lucky day, dr. manny is here on a surprising study and much much more coming up. i look forward to it. thank you. jon: the value of the euro falling sharply against the u.s. dollar but while our currency is getting stronger, the stock market remains volatile. take a look at the dow this morning after yesterday's big selloff, up about 55 points but still far from earning back what it lost yesterday. john is chief economics correspondent for the "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. so explain that. we've got stocks dropping generally or at least a lot of volatility while the value of the dollar is rising. >> well so one of the things you have to do here is look at what the central banks in the united states and europe are doing behind-the-scenes. the federal reserve here in the u.s. is talking about raising interest rates. that's creating uncertainty for investors and that's leading to volatility in the stock market. on the other hand in europe if you look at what the european central bank is doing, their economy is so weak they're trying to push intere

joining us now with more on this fascinating development a member of our medical a-team dr. manny have you on the show. >> good afternoon. yeah, this is very exciting research basically that has been published recently in the treatment of alzheimer's. alzheimer's affects 50 million americans and there's little treatment in how to bring back memory. now, this is an animal study. which again it's the beginning of sort of utilizing what they find in animals and introduce it into the human population. but indeed in mice, using high density ultrasound mice that were genetically engineered to develop alzheimer's and specifically the plaques that you typically see in the brain in people with alzheimer's and what they found is that 75% of the mice they recover their memory and the plaques went away. so perhaps this is a pathway that for people who are suffering from the disease this will bring relief, especially bringing back their memories. >> oh absolutely. and if i understand it, the australian scientists are predicting that they can start testing this on humans within two years. >> we