dr. sanjay gupta.is photo while she's under anesthesia, when i first heard that, i kind of thought there's no way that actually happened but it's in the report. >> it's in the report and, you know, it's a huge breach of professionalism, at a minimum. there are some situations, for example, in teaching hops whereas part of the consent form that a patient will sign ahead of time, if there are particular images where the patient can't be identified. not their face usually but particular images of the operative -- place where the operation is performed could be used for teaching, that could be taken. that's a signed consent ahead of time. maybe she wants to see this in the recovery room. doesn't sound like there's any forethought, certainly doesn't sound like she gave consent. from a professional standpoint it's bizarre. >> we talked about this in september when she died. you said, look, there's the reality, sometimes 81-year-old people die and it's not the doctor's fault. this seems to give joan rivers' f

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dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, malibu. >>> we continue on. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin.ths the u.s. and its coalition forces have been dropping bombs on isis militants but today isis has released this video claiming it found a way to protect its members from those air strikes and you are looking at it. this network of tunnels here in the iraqi province of anbar and on the very same day isis comes out with this bizarre show and tell. you have the leader emerging with this chilling message days after even his own fate was questioned. he's released this audio recording daring the united states to send in ground troops and ridiculing t

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, malibu. >> if anyone deserves a "you go, girl," it's you. thanks for watching.'m wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. also 1:00 p.m. in havana. 8:00 p.m. in kiev. 2:00 a.m. thursday in beijing. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. it's an amazing first in space exploration, a probe lands on a speeding comet as it hurtles through space. earlier today, the rosetta spacecraft released the philae lander on its seven-hour descent to the surface of the comet. listen to this. [ cheers and applause ] cheers erupted at mission control when the touchdown was confirmed. and at any time now, we should be getting the first

dr. sanjay gupta recently got a very rare look inside a small village he says should be the future of what dementia care looks like. "sanjay gupta, m.d." starts right now. >>> welcome to hogavey. it's a little village minutes from downtown amsterdam. at first glance it looks like any other small dutch town. but look closer. it's not. outsiders aren't allowed here. and everyone who lives within these walls has something in common. it's the last place any of them will ever call home. so this is a neighborhood. >> yes, it's a neighborhood. >> a neighborhood for people with dementia. >> yes. yes. >> yvonne is one of the founders of this new age elder care facility. it was built in 2009. and it's the only one of its kind anywhere in the world. >> i think one of the things that are very important to people with dementia is that they don't understand what's happening around them. they don't understand the world anymore. we try to help people understand what's happening and let them feel that it's okay. >> for corey visser, everything is okay. she seems happy here. even more so when theo her husba

dr. sanjay gupta takes his family on a trip halfway around the world to uncover his roots. >>> all right. i've never done this before. there you go. ♪ the people back home will be so jealous. >> yeah. >> you're probably wondering what's happening right now. well, so was i. truth is, none of this was supposed to happen. the beach, the camel ride, the trip to karachi with my mother. returning to a country that she had fled 70 years ago as a refugee. did you ever think you'd be doing this? >> i was not planning on this. >> it's going to be a journey of surprises i think. >> yes. ♪ >> what are you thinking right now? >> it's amazing i can't believe it. i can't believe it. >> you never thought you'd come back here? >> never. never. yep. now i'm back with my son after 67 years. >> right. i'm not 67 just to be clear. >> no, i'm back. i'm back after 67 years. in between then other things happened because i was only 5, you cannot be 67. >> right. i tell people that my mom is a refugee when she was a young person. >> i'm still a refugee. i never got the status back. >> my mom was a survivor of one

dr. sanjay gupta, dr. sima yasmin. sanjay, we don't know how long this man has had ebola. that's going to be a big factor in terms of how easily he can be treated. >> that's right, anderson. and, you know, just the simple act of transporting somebody from west africa to the united states, the person has got to be medically stable enough as well. so, you know, they're going to do that transport, that probably gives some idea of how he's doing overall in terms of stability. we don't know how sick he is, what age of the disease he is, we don't know many of those details as of yet. >> in terms of treating ebola patients, it does appear -- look at the track record, the limited track record, that the medical community has sort of figured it out over the last couple of months since the fiasco early on in the dallas hospital. >> that's right, anderson. the situation is so different from the dallas situation because that's a specially built unit, really highly trained and they had a great track record of taking care of ebola patients, using experimental treatments we have been lear

dr. sanjay gupta with us this morning.e will have details on the clinical trials of the drugs that helped americans beat the virus. we will talk to congress member ed royce. we will have a lot ahead on "new day" in a few minutes time. >> i look forward to seeing you there and later and all day. thanks, michaela. >>> here is a question for you. what does it look like on the surface of a comet? well, we have dramatic new pictures just in sent from 300 million miles away. we're live breaking it all down next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ process critical information, and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> so we have been waiting and waiting and waiting and at last we have it. just minutes ago, the first picture ever from the surface of a comet.

dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to a woman who is getting a new look at life. >> ♪ my name is lyric and mytage name is lyric the queen. >> the patch on her eye has become her trade mark when she first auditioned for the kpx factor two years ago few people knew what was behind it. >> i'm totally blind. that's why i wear the pass. >> she has a disorder of the cornea that causes it to bulge. being blind never derailed her career. >> i don't think i took the time to think about how will you going to be a blind rapper. >> but darkness -- >> i hasn't seen my own face in careers. >> and emotional, were crippling. all that may change. lyric's going to undergo a procedure she hopes will restore her vision. >> ♪ i'm so lost. can't you help me find my way ♪ >> i didn't feel anything. >> went absolutely perfect. >> oh my gosh, it's crazy. i'm like looking around like crazy. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. . >>> there remains unsevcertaint. a grand jury did not reach a decision on friday in the case of darren wilson, the white police officer

dr. sanjay gupta spoke with anderson cooper about what could have produced that negative result. >> it is possible the test did not accurately diagnose him. the other thing that comes up is the way the test works is you're basically trying to find the virus in the bloodstream. if someone doesn't have enough virus in the bloodstream, the likelihood of the test coming back positive goes down significantly. but you become sick as the virus increases in your blood, in the bodily fluids, so when somebody is sick, it should come back positive. what we don't know was, was he sick? was he just concerned? what sort of state was he in when he had that first test performed? >> doctors say salia arrived saturday in extremely critical condition. he received the experimental drug zmapp, but he could not be saved. >>> meantime, musicians are joining forces to fight ebola with a new 30th anniversary version of the song "do they know it's christmas." >> the original song raised money for ethiopians. this song raised a million dollars in just minutes. band aid 30 hasn't decided how they'll use the money ju

dr. sanjay gupta joins me now. by the time dr.ived in nebraska, he was already critically ill. was he too sick for the treatments and the supportive care o work? >> there have been a couple of important lessons to that question and that is even when people are quite sick doing more aggressive measures such as doing dialysis, putting someone on a breathing machine, they've had success with that, for example at emory, they've talked about being aggressive. the idea what was he too sick to actually get this treatment? i don't think so. that's part of the reason i think he was coming here. we also know that he was able to essentially walk on the plane when he was leaving west africa. so if he had a significant decline over a short period of time, you'd still want to try everything you could to try and save him. >> the dose he received of zmapp, i thought the supply had been exhausted or when you and i were in dallas covering the situation more than a month ago, the government said it had been exhausted. has it been replenished? >> no,

dr. sanjay gupta follows the inspiring journey.orter: at over 400 pounds she was revered in her samoan culture. >> i was considered by people a samoan woman of strength but there is no strength in pain, in hurt, in living with uncontrolled diabetes. >> reporter: complications from her diabetes even forced her to have all of her teeth removed. >> it was on that same day that i decided to be an activist against obesity and diabetes. >> reporter: already an acclaimed author, she used her platform to become a crusader, speaking to schoolchildren and parents about the dangers of obesity. she joined the 2014 cnn fit nation and began chaining for the nautica malibu triathlon. in eight months she lost weight swimming, biking and running, she also gaund a lot of confidence. on september 14th she became a triathle triathlete. >> i feel like i'm a new person. i feel like i've been rebirthed, i've been baptized. >> reporter: not even a nasty bike crash who keep figiel from reaching the finish line. >> they wanted to take me in the emergency ve

dr. sanjay gupta discusses the women who were given painkillers that he says caused their deaths.or said all surgeries were performed safely by himself. more from new delhi. >> reporter: outrage outside a government hospital, over the mass sterilizations in east india. at least 11 women have died, 62 hospitalized. some of them in critical condition. they're among more than 80 women who volunteered to take the procedure, receiving the equivalent of 20 u.s. dollars each, part of a decades-long, country-wide government initiative to curb the population growth in the world's second largest population. the surgery was not forced, but others say it is unethical. >> what happens, women don't have access to contraception, so already their choices are very limited. at the same time, you have the policy that is implemented where the woman is given a cash incentive. the field level health worker who works very closely with the woman is given a cash incentive. usually the doctor is given a cash incentive per surgery, and then the facility and the health workers there on up will be praised and

dr. sanjay gupta has his story. >> reporter: like oerp new inmates he's locked up 23 hours a day.bers is 22 years old and i met him at the correctional center, the maximum security prison in missouri that he now calls home. what did you do to get here? >> i bought two, i didn't tell my mom, she found the receipt and she called the sheriff's department. >> you were asked lots of questions. >> yes. >> at some point you said you had init tended to cause people harm. >> yes, and then the detective came out of nowhere and said i was going to threaten a movie theater. i just started agreeing with him because i knew either way he was going to find me -- he was going to charge me for something. >> reporter: police eventually did charge lammers with making a threat, arm criminal action. would you have heard anybody? >> no. i would hurt myself before i hurt someone else. >> reporter: while it is impossible to know what exactly was going on inside blaec lammers' mind when he bought those guns, we do know in this incident he didn't hurt anyone. no doubt blaec has had a troubled past. in 2011

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dr. sanjay gupta has done research on this as well.u know, for younger people when your brain is developing that marijuana may have some deleterious effects. it may not be that great for you. but as you're an older person the studies show that alcohol pretty much is worse for you than marijuana. and so as i asked dr. drew, why isn't pot legal in most places and marijuana is? because you talk about liquor stores a lot. >> but alcohol has a long history of widespread accepted use in our culture dating back to before the old testament. the issue is it's been culturally acceptable. that's why it's -- >> hang on. let me get this in. let's say this. there's been an 1e7d use about a lot of things in our culture. that didn't make it right. >> i'm not defending alcohol legalization. i'm saying the reason -- people are saying why is one drug that might be less harmful illegal than another drug? i think it's really a cultural reason. the issue is why would we add to our problems with another legal industry? >> so then why would we not make pot le

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