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you know, deb, you were talking to dr. wendy. i'll speak with dr. in a little bit about this 24-year-old suspect and really finding out that he saw a psychiatrist. how much does that psychiatrist have to reveal about her patient especially now that he is accused of such an horrific crime? dr. wendy and i will talk about that. also stories of sacrifice and medical miracles pour out over aurora, colorado. next, three such stories that are worth hearing again and again here. and then we'll continue recognizing the heroes from aurora when former education secretary bill bennett joins me live. we're back in moments. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through

>> thanks, dr. wendy. be safe. have fun. >> take care.>>> storms that hit over a week ago left behind a financial mess for financial businesses. the worst hit? grocery stores where no power meant ruined products, no customers, and no money to pay employees. that story is straight ahead but first this. as a police officer zach hudson frequently encountered seniors vulnerable to crime, abuse, and neglect. rather than wait for his neighbors to fall victim he organized hundreds of local volunteers to help protect them. he is this week's cnn hero. >> i've been a police officer for a little over ten years. we see people at their worst and the one thing i've seen over and over again is victimization of the elderly. they're the forgotten portion of our society that nobody really thinks about. they're alone and yet they don't ask for help. hey, buddy. you got a flat tire going there. >> i know. >> that's not good. they are that much easier to victimize. it's extremely sad. if i can help wu that tire give me a call. i realized something had to be d

so dr. wendy, everyone is talking about here that they believe possibly it's schizophrenia.ust say that's it. are all people with schizophrenia violent? >> absolutely not. i had an official instinct that schizophrenia would have played a role in this. remember, we don't know if he had a diagnosis. we happen to know that this psychiatrist, as being sort of the head of mental health there at the university, also had a specialty in schizophrenia. so it doesn't confirm it, but the onset is often in early 20s. and most schizophrenics are not violent. so for her to predict it based on this diagnosis wouldn't have helped. >> and i think this is probably a wakeup call for mental health, to be able to talk about it. one question that's been going around is, does this call for more government money to help people suffering from psychiatric illnesses? >> i think that this is just another occasion where we need to look closer at where our medical money is going, and how much mental health services are available either through private health insurance or through government funded, especi

wendy had it last week. >> you get that pain sort of right here. we did turn to medstar hospital to get your answer. dr.erg said referring to ice cream headache, when it passes the soft palate in the roof of your mouth and a nerve carries that directly to the brain and that can cause blood vessels to constrict and that leads you into the pain that you feel. the good news is ice cream headaches last 30 to 60 seconds and do not pose any medical risks. >> that 30 seconds is long when you want another bite. >> okay. >> final question from sarah in arlington, sarah plans on taking her family including her new baby to the beach next weekend and wants to know what kind of sunscreen you should use for infa infants. >> sunscreen and infants, the fda gave thus answer. it does not recommend putting sunscreen on babies at all. baby's skin is thinner than adults and it can make the baby have an allergic reaction or inflammation from the sunscreen and the fda says the best approach is to keep infants out of the sun as much as possible and if there is no way to keep that infant out of the sun, apply a small amount of