dr. michael lou, associate administrator of maternal and child health. prior to joining hrsa he was associate professor of subst obstetrics, gynecology and public health. he has received numerous awards and voted one of the best doctors in america since 2005 and well known for research on racial ethnic disparities and birth outcomes. welcome. [ applause ] >>> good morning. i'm delighted to be here and very honored to be invited to speak at this summit. let me start off by saying what a tremendous honor it is for me to share this panel. i also want to take a moment to thank our partners at hhs including cdc, nih, nicf as well as our partners at the department of education, justice and agriculture and the white house for all of their partnership and collaboration. i want to give a special shout out to my colleagues at the department of education and for the planning committee for bringing us all together, all their hard work and the tremendous leadership to bring us together for the summit. i was asked to talk about where we are going. let me start by tell

dr. michael lou, associate administrator of maternal and child health. prior to joining hrsa he was associate professor of subst obstetrics, gynecology and public health. he has received numerous awards and voted one of the best doctors in america since 2005 and well known for research on racial ethnic disparities and birth outcomes. welcome. [ applause ] >>> good morning. i'm delighted to be here and very honored to be invited to speak at this summit. let me start off by saying what a tremendous honor it is for me to share this panel. i also want to take a moment to thank our partners at hhs including cdc, nih, nicf as well as our partners at the department of education, justice and agriculture and the white house for all of their partnership and collaboration. i want to give a special shout out to my colleagues at the department of education and for the planning committee for bringing us all together, all their hard work and the tremendous leadership to bring us together for the summit. i was asked to talk about where we are going. let me start by tell

dr. michael lou, associate administrator of maternal and child health. prior to joining hrsa he was associate professor of obstetrics, gynecology and public health. he has received numerous awards and voted one of the best doctors in america since 2005 and well known for research on racial ethnic disparities and birth outcomes. welcome. [ applause ] >>> good morning. i'm delighted to be here and very honored to be invited to speak at this summit. let me start off by saying what a tremendous honor it is for me to share this panel. i also want to take a moment to thank our partners at hhs including cdc, nih, nicf as well as our partners at the department of education, justice and agriculture and the white house for all of their partnership and collaboration. i want to give a special shout out to my colleagues at the department of education and for the planning committee for bringing us all together, all their hard work and the tremendous leadership to bring us together for the summit. i was asked to talk about where we are going. let me start by telling yo

lou: thank you dr. michael pwodz en. bodden than. >> thank you. lou: juan williams is joining me now, your reaction to what dr. bod everyon ben said, and your n has said and your estimation to how that autopsy report, that part has been leaked speaks to us. >> my first reaction is, to you, lou. i think that you are so on to something here we don't discuss. i am a political guy, that is what i do. i hear we don't have a full story, now months after the the event, i think, i understand why people are upset. and suspicious. of the facts, second thing i have a react to is dr. bodden's comments, it is clear from what the doctor said, he thinks that the reports that videotape all that, needs to be put i in to public because opinions are hardening. i see this now leaking into midterm election campaigning, is that people are using one sydor another, to try to fire up their respective political base. lou: there is no doubt about it. and exploiting ingation that sus tragedy in ferguson, missouri, juan, i think i'll say it is -- straight up, thisnt, attorney