dr. sullivan actually teaches a responsible course about beer. let's talk about that. well it's you know relatively new course. we teach both wine and beer appreciation in hospitality because of the revenue implications for our industry, which is the the hotel, lodging, restaurant, industry. but we have a responsibility and and we know that about our students. so we do it an entire module on alcohol safety. even before we do tastings in the class. but it is a popular class, and as you have said that students are very interested in it. and what we do stress moderation and we certainly do not allow anyone to leave the classroom after more than a few tastings. and have any kind of affects. we stress safety. >> very good. >> and consumption. >> and i'm just curious adrianne, as you know all of us have been to college, you're in college. this is nothing new for college, the dealing with the issue of alcohol. why did you want to do this topic? >> i think mostly i see it so often in the headlines. i've been following the news and it just it's so crazy to me that i mean clearl

dr. sullivan is a psychotherapist in san francisco. he says since tuesday his clients are coming in more frequently. >> they're trying to come in to see me sooner so that they can talk through and process how they're feeling. they're actually experiencing tremendous sadness and tears of loss. >> reporter: it's not just here in the bay area. the national suicide prevention lifeline saw a spike in calls after donald trump's win. the life lynn reported getting 660 calls between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. -- lifeline reported getting 660 calls between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. that's two to three times normal and more so than in the last two presidential elections. >> it feels like the end of the world. i work on climate change issues and it's the worst most devastating blow to that. >> reporter: with thanksgiving coming up therapists say family gatherings could be stressful depending on your family's political beliefs. the advice? don't get into an argument at the dinner table. try listening to what they have to say. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> tonight a d

sullivan show. miss, i'll pick them up for you. -mr. benny, the doctor will see you now. -i'm dr. whitney, won't you sit over here, sir? -yes, yes. thank you. -now then mr. benny, what seems to be your trouble? -well, i've had a sort of an irritation here on my arms. in matter of fact, in both arms here. and it's been bothering me for weeks. -well, let's have a look at it, shall we? -okay. most annoying, this thing here. i'll show you in just a second. -yes, yes. that does look a little nasty. there's an obvious subcutaneous (jargon). -i thought it was just a rash. -it is. -but for heaven's sakes why didn't you say so? this thing has really been annoying me. i'd like to find out the cause of it. -well, is there any other area that used to be bothering you? -no, just the arm. -mmhmm. have you ever had hives? -ask me that again, will you doc? -i said, have you ever had hives? -yes, i got rid of them when the price of honey went down. -no. whenever a comedian comes in, i always ask that first to get that nonsense out of the way. -oh. -and incidentally, bob hope's answer -now then, a