let sleeping dogs lie. >> no, no, no, no, monsieur mayfield. between the husband and the wife, there should be not the sleepy dogs. >> i have no wish to read a letter belonging to one of my guests. >> really? suppose i tell you that this was written by mrs. vanderlyn and that i could guarantee that you would not understand one word of it. >> they're in chinese. >> japanese.

but i will start out with acknowledging coreen mayfield.his past weekend has been amazing for the world of professional sports here in san francisco. world champions in baseball and a convincing division in football on national television have put san francisco in the limelight for being a world class city with world champions, caliber athletics. also in the world stage, coreen mayfield, an unbeaten boxer from district 5, was shining on hbo against maurico herrera, winning a 10 round unanimous decision and in the process defending his north america boxing organization junior welter weight title in the process for the second time. outside of the ring he volunteers his time with a number of youth outreach programs, coaching and mentoring youth to lead positive lives. he is a local celebrity, not only for his talents as an athlete, but also for his commitment to lifting up the young people of san francisco through sports and discipline. in 2003, having put the street life behind him, this young man walked into a gym and four years later became

her and mayfield are all lovey-dovey again.must be depressing for you when that sort of thing happens, eh, poirot? >> what sort of thing? >> oh, everything working out for the best. some married couple ready for a second honeymoon. orphaned children reunited with their parents. >> yes, it is hard. mmm. but we must put on it a brave face, huh? and not allow cheerfulness to keep breaking through. ♪ drive on, hastings. [car engine] [captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight we talk about the aftermath of the empact of hurricane sandy and one of many questions do these hurricanes have something to do with global warming. and mao -- how do we prepare fr them in the 2350u67. joining me bryan walsh of "time" magazine, paul barrett of bloomberg businessweek and steve coll of the new yorker magazine. >> people are not able to live at sea level along these coasts like they have in the past. we have to protect it with walls. >> rose: also this evening we look at some of the responses to hurricane

[speaker not understood] mayfield who is bringing the [speaker not understood]. he was fighting for a lot of young men who have died and a lot of young men that are trying to stay alive. the bayview can help, come to see if anyone can assist in getting him to be in the parade tomorrow for the giants because he is also adding to san francisco. does anyone have any advice, i will leave my number with whoever is appropriate to do. thank you very much. have a wonderful evening. >> thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak in public comment? >>> last but not least, david elliott lewis. i knew almost everyone you honored today and almost every, every person was well deserved to receive that acknowledgment so i wanted to thank you for acknowledging these people and mental health awareness month. mental health often gets edv brushed under the carpet with so many other pressing issues, but we see the consequences when we ignore it. the cost of behavior sort of unrespond to can be costly to society. i'm thankful we have proposition 63 that lets services upon

bill mayfield from well star here in atlanta says doctors are making great strides and are now able totients much more quickly. >> if you have an abnormality that we are concerned is lung cancer, we're able to rapidly move you through a very coordinate coordinated type care program, where we can move you from abnormality to diagnosis to treatment, your first treatment, within 13 days or so. >> and one more exciting step that drcht mayfield explains is that lung cancer research is now turning more attention and turning towards genetics. >> right now, we've identified three major genetic abnormalities or gene abnormalities in lung cancer. you have the mutations, but there are bound to be dozens more. so we're working with companies now to help define what those genetic abnormalities are. but, eventually, we're going to move from abnormal genes and the tumors themselves to genetic markers in patients. if you have a family history of lung cancer, is there a genetic marker that we can pick up in you, that tells us whether or not you're at high risk for lung cancer? >> let's talk now with ke

i'm with the medill school of journalism, and i'm codirector of mayfield national security journalisminitiative, which is cosponsoring tonight's event. we are delighted to have the opportunity to partner with mre because our goals are very similar. the mcgill national security journalism initiative aims to educate young journalists and professionals working veteran journalists to better improve coverage of national security issues. much the same goals as the military reporters and editors conference. and we've got a great program cuts i think we should get to it. i will turn the stage over to bryan bender, who is the president of the mre. >> thanks, alan, and thank you guys for coming. we are very pleased tonight to have to form an undersecretary for defense, both advising the president as well as governor romney on defense and foreign policy. first to my right is dov zakheim who is a senior advisor to governor romney, served as undersecretary defense in the last bush administration and has a long history of defense policy experience dating back to the reagan administration in both th