y él es el dr. mike, especialista en medicina interna.bienvenida. >> bienvenido, dr. mike. >> y él les hablará de la manzana. iatrápela! >> imuy bien! >> lo tengo. jason, tengo que decirles que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana. estamos comiendo cosas que después de ponerlas en el garaje por un año, lucen igual. mira esta hermosa manzana. esto es algo querovie de la naturaleza. ¿qué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede

y él es el dr. mike, especialista en medicina interna. que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana. estamos comiendo cosas que después de ponerlas en el garaje por un año, lucen igual. mira esta hermosa manzana. esto es algo que proviene de la naturaleza. ¿qué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. eso es para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué hay con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante antiinflamatorio y también antioxidante. y, jason, sabes tan bien como yo que los antioxidantes hacen muchísimas cosas maravillosas que realmente ayudan a mantenerte saludable. >> muy bien, doctor. dr. mike. gracias. >> gracias. >> así que eso es lo que hay en la manzana, ¿verdad? pero queremos sacar lo bueno que está dentro de ella. y no podría ser más fácil con el nuevo fusion juicer. >> espera. ¿lo encendiste? >> sí, lo encendí. no se puede oír. es una de las cosas más importantes. bueno, no quiero desp

y él es el dr. mike, especialista en medicina interna.que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana. estamos comiendo cosas que después de ponerlas en el garaje por un año, lucen igual. mira esta hermosa manzana. esto es algo querovie de la naturaleza. ¿qué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. esaces para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué y con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante antiinflamatorio y también antioxidante. y, jason, sabes tan bien como yo que los antioxidantes hacen muchísimas cosas maravillosas que realmente ayudan a mantenerte saludable. >> muy bien, doctor. dr. mike. gracias. >> gracias. >> así que eso es lo que hay en la manzana, ¿verdad? pero queremos sacar lo bueno que está dentro de ella. y no podría ser más fácil con el nuevo fusion juicer. >> espera. ¿lo encendiste? >> sí, lo encendí. no se puede oír. es una de las cosas más importantes. bueno, no quiero despertar a

joining us is special guest dr mike brown. dr brown is a professor of planetary astronomy. he made many significant scientific discoveries, he's probably best known as the man who killed pluto. welcome to "techknow" dr brown, why did you do it? >> the obvious answer is did it have it coming. if it wasn't me someone else would do it. >> tell me the story. >> pluto never should have been called a planet. it was a mistake, just because everyone thought it was big when it was discovered, as big as june it ter and realised it was smaller and smaller. it is smaller than our moon. and there are thousands of other things out there just like it. >>> if pluto is not a planet, what is it? >> the official definition is work planet. which i like to think about things that look like planets. >> i love the story of the declassification of pluto. it's a great example of how new information can change the idea that a group of scientists have about something they take for granted to be true for a long time. >>> you came up with an announcement about pluto, did you face much feedback? >> i ha

when officials planned to search the compound, they asked epidemiologist dr. mikeome along because of fears of biological retaliation. >> and as we were going up that road, i was thinking, for a microbiologist this is going to be a pretty interesting day. >> no shots were fired. in the commune's licensed medical center, skeels found samples of various bacteria, standard testing material for a small clinic. >> one of these vials contained salmonella typhimurium. i remember at the time they told me to look for salmonella, if i found any i'm supposed to seize it as evidence. there it is. so i'll seize it. but i wasn't thinking at all that this was related to the outbreak. >> shortly after the raid rajneesh left on one of his private jets. he was arrested in north carolina on the immigration charges. meanwhile, the cdc tested the salmonella found in the commune's lab using a technique called plasmid profiling. plasmids are sections of free-floating genetic material outside the bacterial chromosome. bacteria can exchange plasmids, allowing a colony to genetically adapt.

one is dr. mike brown, the one who provided the evidence to show that pluto is no longer -- should no longer be considered a planet. pluto-killer he is. >> he wiwe will be watching for pluto-killer. phil torres, thank you very much. "techknow" saturday, 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific time. coming up, all new tonight on our broadcast at 11:00 eastern time, meet america's youngest high school graduate. he is only 10 years old. and earned a 4.on gpa. he will tell us about how he did it and what's next for him. plus, his work is instantly recognizable. take a look at this. my conversation with peter max on his art work capturing life in the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st. those stories and much more tonight. 11:00 eastern, 8 pacific time. >>> today is president george h w. bush's 90th birthday. he celebrated the same way he did on his 8th and 85th birthday. he jumped. the former president made a tandem parachute jump from his helicopter in maine as his family looked on. his son

in may of 2009, dr. mike davies of the national director of systems redesign indicated there were 49,743 veterans waiting for care as of september 15, 2008. more than five years later, v.a.'s audit shows that it has risen to 57,000 veterans waiting more than 90 days for their first appointment and additional 64,000 appears -- veterans that appear to have fallen through the cracks. how can this be? >> the correct use of the waitlist is the number that is 57,000. we use the electronic wait list if we are unable to schedule a veteran who is receiving their first specialty care consult within 90 days. the correct use of that is to ensure that we can work a veteran into an appointment sooner. the 57,000 number is a much more conservative number. the known direct clinical care is 40,000. we have to get eyes on the ewl. we have to make sure centers are working that with, getting veterans from waiting for an appointment into an appointment. as for the 64,000, that was a new enrollment point request list. mr. griffin

. >> a brief if may of 2009, dr. mike davie, the national director of systems redesign indicated there were 49,4743 veterans waiting for care as of september 15th of 2008. now more than five years later, the va's audit shows and has been reported in the media that it has risen to 57,000 veterans mateing more than 90 days and an additional 64,000 veterans that appear to have fallen through the cracks. how can this be? >> the correct use of the electronic wait list is the number that's 57,000, sir. we use the electronic wait lists in we are unable to schedule a veteran who is receiving their first specialty consult within 90 days. the contradict use of that is to insure that we can work a veteran into an appointment sooner. the 57,000 number is a much more conservative number. the known direct clinical care is only 40,000. we have to get eyes on the ewl. we have to manage it. we have to make sure that our front line staff and our medical centers are accurately working that list, getting veterans from waiting for an appointm

>> the name of the staff -- >> i was there with dr. mike davies. >> did mr. davies talk with anybody at the phoenix staff that may have actually done the destruction? >> i don't know, congressman. >> i just don't understand how you can conduct an investigation about the alleged destruction of documents and not actually talk to anybody or know the name of anybody who actually did the destruction. or their -- >> that was the i.g.'s function. they were there -- >> i thought you went there to figure out what was going on. >> i was there to understand the process. >> wouldn't identifying the person who did the destruction of the documents? >> i did not -- >> didn't you have any interest in doing it? >> i didn't think that was necessary at the time. >> it seems to be the first thing you should ask and maybe i'm simple minded. but there's question about destruction of documents. and you don't even know who did it or their motive? >> i believe i understood the motive at the time. >> but your contention is that the motive was just and within the realm of the v.a. and

. >> in a brief in may of 2009, dr. mike davies, the national director of systems redesign indicated there were 49,743 veterans waiting for care as of september 15th of 2008. now more than five years later, v.a.'s audit shows and has been reported in the media that it has risen to 57,000 veterans waiting more than 90 days for their first appointment and an additional 64,000 veterans that appeared to have fallen through the cracks. how can this be? >> the correct use of the electronic wait list is the number that's 57,000, sir. we use the electronic wait lists if we are unable to schedule a veteran who is receiving their first special care consult within 90 days. the correct use of that is to ensure that we can work a veteran into an appointment sooner. the 57,000 number is a much more conservative number. the known direct clinical care is only 40,000. we have to get eyes on the ewl. we have to manage it. we have to make sure there are front line staff at our medical centers are accurately working that list. getting veterans

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dr. billy taylor a very smart address. and on that note turn to norah o'donnell for bob near. >> good morning, lee. there's breaking news out of iraq we'll speak with house intelligence commit thigh chairman mike rogers and senators marco rubio and barbara boxer. >> cowan: thanks, we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morning. money matters. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy.

dr. mccarthy, this is mike coffman. according to your testimony, there were 23,664 unique patients enrolled in the vision registry. how many of those patients were enrolled by the department of defense, and how many from the veterans administration? >> mr. coffman, that's an important question. the actual entry of the data was primarily done by the department of defense. you heard mentioned that there was one person injured by the and that was to test the system that i want to explain the register you for just a minute if i could. the registry is a seat at the department of defense, and so it is set up to date information more directly from the department of defense for servicemembers who do receive eye injuries. okay, the a set up the architecture for the registry, and over 50% of it was used by the department of defense in order to enter their servicemembers of data into it. equal have been treated in the va because an active-duty service member has been through the program, how many people have been treated to have d

dr. mccarthy? this is mike coffman. according to your testimony there were 23,664 unique patients enrolled in the vision registry. how many of those patients were enrolled by the department of defense and how many from the veterans administration? >> mr. coffman, that's an important question. the entry of the data was primarily done by the department of defense. you heard mention that there was one person entered by va and that was to test the systems. i want to explain the reg stis just for a minute if i could. the registry is seated at the department of defense, and so it is set up to take information more directly from the department of defense for service members who do receive eye injuries. okay. va set up the architecture for the registry and over 50% of it was used by the department of defense in order to enter their service members' data into it. va has to go through a two-step process to enter the data into the registry. it's typical with cancer registries and all kinds of registries of that sort that informati

. >> you have a favorite mike myers character? >> might be dr. evil. >> why? you before i kill you let me tell you my plan. >> dr. evil. i didn't spend six years in evil medical school to be called mr. thank you very much. >> what i love to do wayne's world for a living. it might happen. monkey's might fly out of my butt. >> it was wayne's world his f first film that would change myers' world forever. the movie based on "saturday night live" sketch was full of rock star cameos including alice cooper. >> come on in. >> right before filming began alice's manager, shep gordon approached myers with a problem. >> i'm like, who street this he's smell are you kidding me? who is this dude? why am i talking to this guy? >> it turns out shep gordon was a big time talent manager with clients ranging from teddy bendergrast and wanted to change the song. >> talked like this which i didn't know that people did talk like this. i know it says in the script school's house out how about something from the new album. how about, no. i also happen to know you start shooting in two

in and tried to bully them and offered indeed a billion dollars i mean what was this was this dr evil and mike myers felt i mean it was ludicrous altogether what we were looking at in this situation ultimately one hundred forty two million billion only starts to scrape the bottom of trying to get ukraine onto a reasonable track i mean the terrible problem we have is that twenty years on after democracy more than not ukraine is on the verge of being a failed state because it didn't make the reforms that countries that are its neighbors whether it be poland or whether it be russia made in order to transfer themselves and transform themselves into working official capitalist democracies ok gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that sure frank will continue our discussions on ukraine state with. the world. the greatest nations empathize with palestinians put millions into health and provision. engaging for a bright future of freedom of. the. two bad the promises ones but any bread non. for. the do good on politics. is a media leave us so we leave the medi

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so would you, with your applause, please welcome mike vickers, undersecretary for intelligence. [applause] >> well, thank you, dr. hamre, for that really gracious introduction, and thank you to dr. hicks for your distinguished service to our country and to csis more putting on important forums such as this. i thought i'd make a few remarks this morning for about 20 minutes and then take questions as the standard format. next slide, please. >> [inaudible] apologies, technical issues. >> okay. which one hits it? that center button? okay, good. all right. [inaudible conversations] >> all right, good. i'm qualified now on this thing. [laughter] okay. so i'm going to talk about these four topics, and given that this is a military strategy forum, i'm going to try to move beyond my intelligence brief a little bit and talk about some of the implications for strategy, for national security strategy, defense strategy and intelligence strategy as we, as we look at these issues. before i do, one of the themes i'd like to leave you with is the tremendous change that's taken place in our intelligence capabilities over the pas

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mike vickers, undersecretary for intelligence. [applause] >> thank you for that really gracious introduction, and thank you to dr.it for your distinguished service to our country and to csi as for putting on important forums such as this. i thought i would make a few remarks this morning for about 20 minutes and then take questions as the standard format. next slide, please. >> all right. which one? i'm qualified now on this thing. so i'm going to talk about these four topics, and given that this is a military strategy for him, i'm going to try to move beyond my intelligence brief a little bit and talk about some of the implications for strategy, foreign actual security strategy, defense strategy, and intelligent strategy as we look at these issues. one of the things i would like to leave you with is the tremendous change that's taken place in our intelligence capabilities over the past decade, and the even greater change that we foresee looking forward. is of the aspects of this the revolutionary impact precision targeting has had across our intelligence enterprise, whether it's in counterterrorism operations, w

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dr. ben carson, outspoken critic of obamacare, was a close second. senator rand paul, mikeive. notably missing were chris christie and jeb bush. senator cruz is one of the few potential contenders to attend the event. he said history now shows that shutting down the government over obamacare was -- oh, my god. >> i'm sorry. before we go to the clip, can we say bill kristol it was disheartening we had michellebamichelle bachmann who won iowa called him to congratulate him. >> i want to hear this. >> don't underestimate ted cruz. >> he showed up. >> also he's gotten much -- he's always been effective in his way. he was always effective as more of a conservative voice of protest. i think he's making the transition to actually being a serious conservative leader. >> so here he is explaining why the shutdown was a good idea. take a look. >> somehow all of the gray beards in washington who opposed fighting against obamacare are now looking around and we're winning senate seats all over the country. we're reaping the fruits of the battle. which is perfectly fine, but we need to ta

so would you, with your applause, welcome mike vickers. [ applause ] >> well, thank you for that really gracious introduction and thank you and to dr. hicks for your distinguished service to our country and to csi for putting on important forums such as this. i thought i would make a few remarks this morning for about 20 minutes and then take question as the standard format. next slide, please. all right. i'm qualified now on this thing. okay, so i'm going to talk about these four topics and given that this is a military strategy forum, i'm going to try to move beyond my intelligence brief a little bit and talk about some of the implications for strategy for national security strategy, defense strategy and intelligence strategy as we look

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