panel including ron conway, his a-rod lacey common on the editor and chief not -- sarah lacey, george hugh, and katie jacob stanton, vice president for twitter the road -- now twitter. we will end the program with the mayor's vision of economic growth for 2012 and beyond. 2011 was a year of substantial accomplishment, despite the slow pace of recovery in california, the economic opportunities have helped make sense of cisco a bright spot in california to advancing tax incentives to supporting economy-boosting infrastructure, and the chamber is helping to ensure job creation and steady economic growth in san francisco. the chamber is particularly proud to advance an ongoing pro-business policy agenda in partnership with a coalition of business, labour, and non-profit organizations, and i am pleased that our labour colleagues to join us this morning. geared with our labor colleagues just waved for the audience eminent -- would our labor colleagues just waved for the audience? they are out there. our theme this morning is prosperity to gather. give we helped pass key initiatives, including th

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george washington university and helen mayberg is professor of psychiatry and neurology in radiology and a chair in psychiatry and nea therapeutics. >> and eric kandel, he is a nobel laureate, professor at columbia university and howard hughes medical investigator and begin as usual, with dr. kandel. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: what should we be doing? >> we should think about how we got to where we are, and you began that very wonderfully at the beginning of the century the founder of modern psychiatry divided the major psychiatric illnesses, the psychotic illnesses into two groups, disorders of thought and cognition and disorders of mood. disorders of cognition he called dementia precox and now call schizophrenia and discussed that, a couple of programs ago. the disorders of mood, we now realize depressions and this is what we are going to discuss today. depression comes in two forms. unipolar and bipolar depression. >> unipolar depression was appreciated as early at hippocrates in the fifth century bc, he thought that all diseases of the body were due to imbalance between the four humors they didn't think of diseases as being organ specific but mind specific. blood, phlegm, yellow bile and black bile and depression w

george wallace. american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> next we will hear from sister mary hughes, past presidentf the leadership conference of women religious which represents more than 80% of u.s. nuns. during remarks yesterday the national press club, sisters used responded to recent criticism from the vatican that her group has undermine catholic teachings, concerning all-male priesthood, birth control and homosexuality. this is an hour. .. representing about 80% of the 56,000 nuns in the u.s. its members are involved in teaching, nursing, caring for the poor and spreading the gospel. in april, however come the vatican released a surprisingly critical report they are involved in feminism and theology at otsuka pharma catholic doctrine. the vatican said bishops would be appointed to assume control of the group and to reform it. at the leadership conference directors didn't seem to welcome such reform. the vatican moved outrage against any catholics in the u.s. aeschylus preece and friars to support the sisters. many conservatives in church leaders say the leadership conference group should be

george wallace. american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> next, a look at the relationship between american nuns and the vatican. sister mary hughes said she was stunned. from the national press club, this is one hour. >> there has been another story that has caught the attention of america and it does not seem to be going away. it involves the dispute between the vatican and a coalition of american nuns who got little media attention, the leadership conference of women religious. it involves many orders of sisters in the u.s.. its members are involved in teaching, nursing, caring for the poor, and spreading the gospel. in april, the vatican released a critical report that said the nuns are involved in radical feminism and theology at odds with the formal catholic doctrine. the vatican said bishops would be appointed to reform the group. the getting move provoked outraged and many -- among many lay priests. many conservative catholics say the leadership conference group should be reined in. the vatican said the conference should focus more on opposing abortion and gay marriage. many members supported president obama + health care