as dr. perry has underscore, i am not driving attention to any racial differences or susceptibility to particular vulnerabilities based on physical features. i am drawing attention to differential rates of exposure to racism. so in my view the future of race relations in the u.s. really depends on our ability to talk about race and racism now and everyday. and it means for me being obsessed with race to some degree. so i would like to see a world in which we acknowledge as a society the work that racism continues to do to create inequality, so we can get to the heart of the problem. does this mean we cannot always -- also consider class, gender, or immigration status? no. people who talk about race all the time are always the first to talk about gender and class and immigration status. they do not think of race is the only thing going on. but they think it is a really important fundamental part of the problem. so we have seen explicit, legally sanctioned racism decrease in our lifetime. what will

perry schultz's dr noticed these red flags the treatment for depression he received at the rehab center appears to have helped his heart symptoms have improved. but i can see three heart valves which all are good and are working smoothly they're opening and shutting nicely which is all very good news. heart health is another reason to take depression seriously. i'm here with dr she's head of the department of psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy and heading off near billion interest and psychotherapist so you know a lot about the psyche and the human body we just heard that depression can cause heart attack i can understand that smoking causes us harm but how does the president do with it well we know that depression is a crime. nick stress so it acts like a chronic stress on the body and it's biological systems we know that in depressed people stress hormones like audi's all raced so the people feel stressed out but in their feelings they are depressed they exhaust and they tired they are not motivated to do anything so we know that this chronic stress raises cytokines pro-inflamma

dr. sue mead perry who has been an analyst of the the cia, analyst on issues and director for career on both the george w. bush and the obama administration. she's now at csis ch. and we have washington d.c. bureau chief, who is going to talk a little about how the japanese public sees the dimensions of so-called recent developments. and dr. the senior asia specialist for defense analysis who has lots of interesting things to say as well, particularly regarding the recent summit. i think we'll take each of you in order for a few minutes to layout how you see things and i'll have some questions and finally we'll throw it open it the floor at the end. please do catch my eye if you have a question. doctor. >> yes. >> perhaps we can start by asking you if this summit with president trump is really going to happen and if so, what do we expect from it? >> oh, my god. yes, it will happen because i think both president trump and kim jong-un want to make this happen and i think that kim jong-un has shifted his tactic and see if it's a true strategy or not at least tactically and he's meet with xi jin

perry. he told the bride and groom the power of love could help when nothing else can. here he is quoting martin luther king. >> drthat had to be meghan markle's influence. >> absolutely. >> did you hear the choirs at the end. listen to this. ♪ [ music ] >> beautiful, that's the kingdom choir lead by the lady in front. they had beautiful voices. i'm sure they are trending by now. >> they were beautiful. a lot of people are talking about the teen cellist. he's 19 years old. can you image preforming in front of the queen. he performed ave maria. >> harry met him in london and listen to him play at a charity event. charity is so important to him. she's an animal activist. she told him -- well, he decided not to go on a hunting trip. i'm not sure if that will continue. >> we are all aware of that. >> it isn't, actually. if you talk about exclusiveness they opened up for the people who are in here. you can see behind me they are filtering in to get a taste of what'sed in the chapel. if you see the entrance and flours around it those were picked by megan. at that point she decided there wasn't enough flowers. she wanted