so things like dr. ruth throwing out the first pitch of the game which i will tell you about in just a second. [laughter] ringside and alleged terrorist attack on opening day. the guys were really scared about a terrorist attack on opening day. a near strike when the league nearly runs out of money help with two this season and a the work started. eight trip at me and a buddy into the west bank and you know it wouldn't be a story without a little bit of a love story so here is when the students get awkward and blurted rooted out and they put their hands over their ears. there was a little love story. that section i will not read for you guys. [laughter] so, i guess the way want to set up this first chapter, when i was thinking about what i, what passage i wanted to read to you guys, linda was mentioning that last friday i did a little reading as well. the city and r some of my buddies it was kind of like a friday night so it was a little bit different live in the city. i read about this chapter called the se

things like dr. ruth tearing out his first pitch of the game. things like an alleged terrorist attack on opening day, this really scared. and near strike when the league runs out of money have fled to this season. almost a work stoppage. a trip by myself and the body into the west bank. you know, it would not be a story about that with a little bit of a right to tough love story. there was little love story. that section i will not read for yesterday. so i guess the way that i want to set up this first chapter, when i was thinking about what passes out once to reach you guys, linda was mentioning last friday i did a little reading. and in san francisco, some of my buddies. kind of like a friday night. a little bit different five. i read about this chapter called the sex doctor. i'm not trying to read that chapter to you, but analysts tell you the story. i'm getting loose. on friday we have to play early in the day because you cannot encroach starting at sunset. so we played early. all the other games in night games. groggy, and the fog. i'm star

>> ultimately, and unfortunately, says ethicist dr. ruth faden, director of the johns hopkins berman institute of bioethics, the basic question comes down to cost and benefit. >> it would be really nice if we could come up with a structure in which the price of the drug is attached to its value and we had a way of agreeing what that value was. >> there is no such mechanism? >> not yet. >> in fact, say medical practitioners, now there is no such mechanism. who gets proven and who doesn't comes down to a basic proposition. >> the bottom line is economics. >> currently, that is the case. >> as to who gets the drug. >> yes, we have many more patients than the supply could provide, but many of them say, "i just cannot afford it, and that's not in my realm of possibility." so they are screened out by that fact. >> let's be candid. they are screened out by economics? >> oh, absolutely. >> for some, however, economic considerations are secondary. getting that extra four months of life -- maybe more -- is priceless. >> my husband's worth it. if it m

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