a doctor in israel, haifa, look at this two years ago and it is studied in germany and now it is coming states and they are amassing in the initiative, 10,000 people to see what it is about their voices that are different when they have parkinson's and that is a movement disorder and as david said it affects the voice and speaking, most of the time, before you get that rigidity and tremor and you can make a diagnosis, but everyone has the variability in terms of that your voice, it has to be scientific and that is why when the database is amassed we'll see what is different about someone with parkinson's, versus someone who doesn't have it and you will be able to make the diagnosis early. we don't have the early treatments we need, though. we are looking at early mris and dying kno-- diagnosing it early >> i think it will be a few years before we get there but they look at 50 blind patients and didn't know who had it or not and 86% of the time the computer was right about this. not bad. quite exciting and when you catch it early, jamie, the stre treatment is there and you can slow down

body is going to fight against all of those things and the information doesn't travel fast and they haifa and all of the things we spoke about and over time can even end up in a wheelchair but i want to speak about her character because i think you are looking at someone, she said she went to a dark place, and, you don't know unless -- what it feels like unless you are there and you are perfectly fine and you then can't walk and you feel tired and the fact she has beaten the disease... it is a chronic disease, and a decade after she has to deal with breast cancer. this is a strong woman who keeps coming back and who supports her family through the tough time, through the politics or through the disease, and, so, that is a great message for a lot of patients and i deal with patients with cancer, and is a great come back and message of hope for everybody out there. having said that, i think what i'm interested in, is really the diagnosis, the difference between the questions that you asked, with ms, the mri of the brain would show some plaque in the white matter. that is the way -- look at

. >> i think it's an attitude issue for the republicans and democrats when they're seen in these haifasing money by very wealthy donors. governor romney is doing because he's legal. you're not going to tell me somehow the republicans have an attitude problem when president obama is out at the home of george clooney, he's going to do a fund-raiser overseas. these fellows are operating with the guidelines of the law. they're doing what they're legally obligated to do. let me finish my last point. to say that republicans don't look at people and say if you're not in the top whatever%, area going to look down on you. they look at people as individuals, not by how much money they have. >> exactly, john. we saw those people at the hamptons fund-raiser, people donating to mitt romney doll exactly that. the problem is not about people making a lot of money. this is america. we don't have a problem with that. the problem is about the attitude. >> you don't think there's an attitude at all with rich democrats when they have these fund-raisers? >> it's very different. >> they're not giving money