in 2014, doctors at nyu langone medical center put desmond on cannabidiol or cbd, one of the compoundsthe marijuana plant. cbd does not induce a high. this week's study of 120 children with a rare form of epilepsy found those given cbd along with their standard medications had a nearly 40% reduction in the frequency of seizures. >> we didn't know what the placebo response was. >> reporter: dr. anthony davenport directeds the epilepsy center at nyu langone and led the trial. >> after so much time, literally 4,000 years of anecdote and belief, we now have scientific rigor. we have evidence. >> reporter: desmond is now nine and can go days without a seizure. sometimes weeks. >> our son is actually starting to emerge. >> i just had the best mother's day ever. he did the carousel, and just having fun with the kids outside on a gorgeous day without having to worry about des having a seizure. >> he was smiling. he was laughing. he was enjoying life. >> you ready to go home? i know you're not. >> he's the best hugger. he gives you these big hugs. >> reporter: though the family says desmond has

langone and led the trial. >> after so much time, literally 4,000 years of anecdote and belief, we nowcientific rigor. we have evidence. >> reporter: desmond is now nine and can go days without a seizure, sometimes weeks. >> our son is actually starting to emerge. >> i just had the best mother's day ever. he did the carousel, and just having fun with the kids outside on a gorgeous day without having to worry about des having a seizure. >> he was smiling. he was laughing. he was enjoying life. >> you ready to go home? i know you're not. >> he's the best hugger. he gives you these big hugs. >> reporter: though the family says desmond has had no problems with the medication, side effects like fatigue and gastrointestinal symptoms were inre common with the drug than placebo. hee company that makes the drug clans to file for f.d.a. approval later this year. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: up next, a new video game aimed at preventing violence on the streets of chicago. symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do n

and then there's another one when ken langone joined me on set. -- always with the fat -- rich guys talking about the side of the budget and allowance for poor people. watching you and langone pontificate, wouldn't know a day of pain or slight discomfort. something tells me you couldn't handle a runny nose without calling out sick for the week. so weak, you loser. maybe not a week but a few months! carol e-mails, guest told cavuto the budget numbers were borderline fraud. a democrat would always call a balance budget fraud. not all democrats. brian says cavuto, you're doing a great job. keep the presser on. don't be calm. way to go, cavuto. can't argue with the fact. another tweets, i love the twitter thing. a cardiac stress test and you did great, cavuto. jimmy says, cavuto is kind of annoying. back to you. you're annoying. dan from fox news, oh, come on, cavuto. jim writes, austan goolsbee? did you get hurt? nancy at team cavuto, awesome job. karen, please, please. your heart. if we lose you, i'm on to reruns of let's make a deal. by the way, th

kim langone. >> thank you for having me, lou. >> lou: isn't that an impressive display.he president goes in and organizes the deal and flies directly into the holy land. first time ever. >> i guess he knows what he's doing. >> lou: i think he does. >> maybe. i think i back away from this whole activity. >> lou: backing away from politicses. >> i am talking about trump's tour. back here at home. challenges in americans is income inequality big time. you think of all of the spending half trillion you are talking about. everything is made here in america. jobs, infrastructure in america. jobs. high paying jobs. >> lou: absolutely. >> middle-class jobs. if we can get this economy growing and i think we can. 3, 3 percent a year over a period of five years, there's no stopping us. >> lou: i agree with you. i wouldn't say no stopping us if we don't stop ourselves. >> you are right. >> lou: there is no nation that can compete and as long as we are organized and honest p what we are doing and straightforward in our politicses. right now, the deep state is not honest and the left

>> well, ken langone unfortunately neil, needs to change the narrative.attack from exactly that perspective. food stamps and welfare but well-intentioned, impractical we can't afford it. it is too expensive. they need to make the moral argument, the argument that other people's need is not a claim on your life. you know, neil, there is someone else who always needs the spoonful of food more than you do. you have a right to your own life. others don'tave a right to it in terms of food stamps, welfare, anything else. until the gop makes that argument, they will continue to lose this time after time, basically since the goldwater administration. neil: but how do you go ahead and present the argument that, for example, let's say on the issue of cutting, there is nothing being cut here. we're slowing the growth of something and yet it is deemed, you know cutting something to smithereens? medicaid is good exam example of that. under this plan it will have 550 billion in 10 years. it is portrayed in same way. how do they change the narrative knowing that media w

. >> and andrew ruben, vice president for medical center affairs at langone medical center.xtra word. vice president for medical affairs. >> close enough. >> good to have you both here. andrew, i worry we talk about cbo score, cbo score, cbo score, people drone out. that's not important. what we're looking for is the measurement of what this new american health care act is going to do for people who need health insurance, for people who pay for health insurance. >> right. and remember, medicaid has historically before health care reform been something that people didn't like to talk about. it was just for this -- the really poor seniors who were in nursing homes. but under health care reform, 70 million americans are now on medicaid, 20% of the u.s. population gets their health insurance that way. it's your friends, your neighbors, kids who graduate college and are looking for jobs. this hurts a lot of people. whatever the cbo score turns out to be, there's going be major cuts to medicaid. and states fund a big chunk of medicaid and the federal government does. the books jus

marc siegel, fox news correspondent, nyu langone medical center. the debate whether to keep your parents, grandparent in hair hone -- their own home or send in help. this would argue to cope them at home. >> i agree with you, david. this study is found that 27% are carrying real killer superbugs. david: says up to 59%. could be that high. >> could be that high. to be fair you could be colonized but not actually be sick. to be fair, nursing home residents are run down. according to center for medicare & medicaid services 3 million infections, leading to 400,000 deaths in nursing homes. they may be wheel around in dining room, get someone else sick. this hygiene is a real concern. cdc is over this. nursing homes are not signing up to cdc to be monitored. david: they're like big petri dishes. on one hand we have nursing homes. on the other end age perspective, we have young folks. a 16-year-old in south carolina died from caffeine poisoning. you have all of these caffeine drinks now adays besides coffee. you have red bulls. you have the 5-hour energy

. >> in the past we've had guys like, i don't know, langon, people that are great business people talkdjustment tax. then we have senators on and i don't think i've found a single one that you mention it to them and they turn white as a ghost, you know, i don't know whether it's because they're from arkansas. purdue used to be a dollar general. it looked so d.o.a. in the senate, how do you keep promoting it when it just looks hopeless. is it hopeless? >> no, it's not. look, no one can defend the status quo. we have tax break reform product, over u.s. products here and around the world. we want to go straight at our competitors, equal taxation here and abroad as well. one, it's incredibly pro growth and competitive but it's a big change. i think the burden is on us to bring solutions to the table on border adjustment. that's exactly what we're doing with the white house and the senate. at the end of the day, we're going to ask senators in the country to look at the whole pack and to see what it does, not just to go jobs and paychecks but how it vaults us into the top three best places o

he wouldn't trash nardelli, but about frank blake, langone would rave about him and his successor asl. you can make a difference at the top all the way down to all these stores, all these employees? the management makes a difference at home depot? >> absolutely. frank blake brought home depot back to its roots. >> he was always seen in those orange -- he looked like a guy you would want to ask a question to. just very approachable. who is the new guy? >> the new ceo who worked on frank, also very, very good. home depot has gone back to how the founders ran them. >> you have to inspire every employee. they are good at home depot. as i said, i'm looking for light bulbs, i can't even find the aisle. i ask someone and they direct me. i'm able to find the aisle. then i usually ask them to find the actual light bulb. >> and to get the light bulb for you? >> if it's high. >> is this dip an opportunity to buy on lowe's? >> i think so. >> but you'd buy both. >> it's interesting they did keep -- there's noise in the numbers with a charge they took for some -- a one-time charge. they did mainta

>> then we're back to the langone education, and we can't do education because of the unions.e're back to the same thing. >> and education starting at ages 2, 3, 4 years old. none of these are changes that take place overnight. >> it's hard. >> it's work. >> we have to decide. we have to decide, one has to be the decider. >>> coming up, president trump's budget calls for $3 billion to bolster the country's cyberdefense. >>> the ceo of endgame joins us. his company takes a proactive approach for hunting cyberthreats before they attack. i pray andrew is doing that interview. as we head to break, yesterday's winners and losers. 't become a gd just by playing air guitar. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your customers make it happen sooner. so she can plug into her dreams... and they'll have a new addition for their new addition. whatever you're working forward to, even if it's chasing squirrels, synchrony financial can help you get there. even if it's chasing squirrels, ...y