modern ect is a very simple, quick, safe procedure. some call for a total ban on ect for children.aumatic brain injury, very much like somebody who's just endured a severe concussion. butjonah‘s mother, amy, is campaigning to allow more children like him to have the procedure. there is no doubt that ect is the only reason thatjonah has any quality of life whatsoever. jonah is autistic, and before the treatment, he used to lash out and punch himself. her nose is busted and she was bleeding. she was constantly punching herself. i was convinced that our love would heal her. ect is ready used in these cases, but some families feel it is their only option. i have to have hope that it will be a miracle for sofija because we need a miracle. so those were the first pictures we ever got of her. so this was sofija in the orphanage? yes, she was probably two years old in those. hold on! in 2009, us army intelligence officer chad calvaresi and his wife kaci travelled to serbia to adopt five—year—old sofija. sofija had spent much of her short life suffering neglect and abuse in serbian orphanag

crowd chants: outlaw ect!ent. after seeing for myself the desperation of sophia's situation, i want to know why he thinks ect should never be an option. it's traumatic brain injury, tbi. the electricity not only travels through the front lobes — that's where the electrodes are, that's the seat of intelligence and thoughtfulness and creativity. it also goes through the temporal lobes, just the tip of the temporal lobes, a little further back. that's the seat of memory. you are blasting with an electric current the seat of memory. you are damaging the very expression of the personality, the character, the individuality, and even if you believe it, the expression of the soul. jonah is heading into new york for his latest ect session. he is one ofjust a few hundred self injuring children to have the treatment since it was introduced a decade ago. with the long—term effects not known, its use on children is blocked in some countries and in a handful of us states. butjonah‘s doctor is so convinced it is effective an

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when she started ect, she was doing zero academic work at all. good job. idid it!ouldn't tell you. uptick in any type of aggression usually towards one or two days, a day and a half prior to her usual scheduled ect. it's usually what we see. ect for severely self injuring autistic children like sophia is still in very limited use. without a long—term scientific study, it remains highly controversial. sophia, do you want to hold this? right now, sofia's parents have no regrets. she's a joy. she brings usjoy. she loves life. and she had zero quality of life. what about the thought of ect every single week for the rest of her life? it's overwhelming. if i think about it. but, what future did she have without it? more on that story in all the world, my more on that story in all the world, my child and ect anthony. when you think about the world's most dangerous creatures, snails don't usually come to mind. but in fact the giant african snail is considered to be one of the most harmful species on earth. and now in peru there has been an infestation. hundreds of them hav

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in 2018.ects things they are filing 2018 plans now.re planning for next year without knowing what the rules of the road will be and it is not a situation they like. david: the surest example we will see of this debt spiral. how does this fit into this? >> one of the situations insurers find themselves in is they don't want to be one of the last people standing in the state or in an area. in iowa or another state that aetna pulled out of, everybody has pulled out of iowa. of situation that as insurers pullout, premiums go up. it is the death spiral. david: this process that played out in 2009 and 2010 versus the way it is playing now. what role has health care companies been playing in the rewriting of or changing of this iteration? have they been actively involved? >> uc health care companies and thistals pretty opposed to legislation. if they are involved, they are not being listened to. the american medical association, the aarp, ultimately against this bill. if they are providing feedback, it's not being heard. david: are other comp

attorney general jeff session will be speaking as well as ect s of homeland security john kelly.of those 400 officers being honored about 140 of them died this year. the rest died earlier in history, but for different reasons their sacrifice has not been previously documented. forgotten by time, like for example we're adding the name of a pennsylvania dep sti who was killed in 1889. and we working with our volunteers and our research team just discovered his fatality, documented it and we're able to add his name to the walls of the national law enforcement memorial. >> the names of those being honored tonight have already been addedded to that law enforcement officers memorial wall here in d.c. again, this vigil is going to be starting at 8:00 tonight and if if you would like to watch this live you can light. org and we'll also have more on this coming up at ten and 11:00. >> it's really amazing this equal woo, too, you see all the of the officers all over town down and a lot of them are wearing whatever it is, their badge from their particular department or they bring their cars

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like the message they are getting, but it is the message the american voter gave to donald trump and ectedhey are very pleased with this. lou: i would think everyone in washington is beginning to understand it's the dawning of a new era, the trump era. >> way want the president to do is basically build his own -- lou: you are counseling the president? what language did i use that con founded the moment? >> was it french? i'm trying to figure out. was it german? lou: with my deepest apologies we have to break because we are at the end of the broadcast. we'll find out what you really think on that issue next time. thank you both. thanks for being with us. tomorrow a couple arrests and the leaks will stop. charles: item number one, arrest the leakers. you know what else i like? lou dobbs. he's next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. a major white house shake-up appears to be under way. president trump's white house communications director mike dubke resigning after three months on the job, departure could be the first of many changes to come. fox news correspondent kevin corke has

i think that's why he was ecte chles charles gillia some people equated it to a revolution. >> look,hink, political opportunity for the republicans to get a constituency that they didn't have before. you bring up the union vote. but i think we're seeing a crisis that doesn't have that much to do with media bias. i mean, obviously, it's a crisis of donald trump's own making. the media's not the one that had an inconsistent message coming out of the white house, that chose to surround themselves with pro-russia people -- charles: what people are you talking about? >> for starters, manafort who is advising a putin puppet in ukraine. charles: right now though not anyone who currently is involved in the white house. you can't make that claim, or you won't -- >> there's been quite a great deal of scandal, and i think you can't distance the advisers who he chose from who he is. krauthammer was saying that the gop has thrown away this opportunity, but democrats trying to get rid of the president would be setting a precedent for an executive branch coup, and that's a bigger mistake than a fla

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she had her first party before her double mass ect i. are planning another party to race money while andy is focused on raising awareness let's remind you of her story. >> on snap chat, funny filtered faces show you her sill ticketed event side. she's the always smiling andy sealy, but it was her name but her spirit that caught the attention of publications far outside of philadelphia. a philadelphia woman had a celebration, inside edition, people.com to tv shows like the doctors. the andy sealy was concerned. back in february the 37 year oldies covered lumps in both her breasts. doctors confirmed it was metastatic breast cancer, but she didn't want sympathy. she wanted support. she planned herself a party she called tata toes my tatas. she wrote, i'm not sad so don't say sorry. if you know me i'm a warrior. this happened for a reason and i truly believe something goodwill come out of this. we partied and laughed and smiled. then more news, dr.s discovered her stage four breast cancer had spread to her bones. it's treatable, but not cura

that we need 60 votes in the senate, which are not there appeared a week am he goes onto say, either ectublican senators in 2018 or change the rules to 51%, meaning a filibuster. our country needs a good, quote, shut down in september to fix the mess. what exactly the president means by a good shutdown, we hope to hear from the white house press secretary sean spicer at his briefing in a little while. wanted to go, president trump is the be air force football team. there is a presentation in the rose garden. they give a chance to talk up the spending bill for $21 billion in funding is coming your way. he also touted the $1.5 billion that will be going towards border security. listen. >> we achieved to largest increase in border security, spending in 10 years. so we have more money now for the border than we've gotten in 10 years. the democrats didn't tell you that. they forgot. in their notes, they forgot to tell you that. with enough money to make a down payment on the border wall. reporter: so neil, when you talk about this pr push from republicans, the tweet from the president. mick m

the parties, generally the leaders they trusted, they did not ask it american society -- did not exp ectrican society to deliver an outcome like this. >> it seems like that is part of the tension of the resistance. we live in an era where people don't trust their institutions, but we are asking people to call their member of congress to change an outcome of a piece of legislation. had we balance those conflicting balance thoseo we conflicting ideas? [applause] [laughter] [indiscernible] >> there is a question about why persis participate. shamingt obama, you people into voting is not going to be a winning strategy. i agree with you, people should vote. calling your congressperson is a way. this idea that if you vote it will be magically better, has not worked out for people. [laughter] [indiscernible] one of the things i try to remind myself of his donald trump is the product, not the producer. his ideology has been around a long time. we need to unpack that to know what we are fighting. it isn't about what communities look like for this idea of assimilation. someone was like i think peo