and when he instantly proclaimed that the warriors will be nba champions within five years an meyers coulded at that because he grew up here. he knows the few tillity of the warriors organization -- few tillity of the warriors organization over an extended period of time. he runs the organization and he brought them three championships. >> the guy is a fortune teller. look where we are now. we saw steph in curry down there -- stephen curry, just a treat to watch that interaction. you wonder whether these parades are different for them because they've been here before. but watching their energy and watching that connection with the crowd, you know, you have to realize that it's such an accomplishment for them to get to the end of the season, to come out on top this way and to be able to hold that trophy up and high-five the fans, i have to imagine, it never gets old. >> it never gets old. >> back outside on lakeside drive for us live with the fans out there, how is it going, netta. >> reporter: we have a bunch of people doing cartwheels up and down the street. yelling back to back. back to ba

>> the question that we always ask ourselves is what could we do better. >> dr. deborah meyers was outraged she quit last year. former medical director of saint luke's heart failure program wrote a scathing letter to the hospital president. she blamed greed, careerism, corporate takeovers. appalling administrative oversight and failure of leadership. lawson called that letter disappointing. >> our goal is to make sure we are providing great care for patients who need us most. >> judy got this anonymous r.ita th hpital where her family had expected the best care. >> knowing what i know now, i would never want anyone that i love to saint luke's. >> results of the hospital's review will come out thursday. with no guarantee the program will restart soon. mark strassmann, cbs news, houston. >>> [thoughtful sigh] still nervous about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to k

could we do better? >> reporter: but dr. deborah meyers was so outraged she quit last year. ere former medical director of 'se st. luke's heart failure program also wrote a scathing letter to the hospital president. she blamed: >> reporter: lawson called that letter disappointing. >> our goal is to make sure we're providing great care for the patients who need us the most. >> reporter: judy kveton got this anonymous letter she believes from a st. luke's insider. it blamed her husband's death on the same hospital where her family had expected the best sbre. >> knowing what i know now, i would never want anyone that i loved to st. luke's. >> reporter: results of the hospital's review will come out wiursday, with no guarantee the esogram will restart soon. mark strassmann, cbs news, houston. up glor: coming up next on the w s evening news, a new warning haout how hackers could bring down a commercial jetliner. all. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. man 1: this is my body of proof. w

sounded as if germany's economics minister sees him self the same way mr meyer has said a couple of things that we need. i think could serve as a basis later on for pushing the e.u. to make a deal and perhaps undermine its own. commitment to a rule based order. yes but as far as i know anything done by the german government as was the french government in this attempt to negotiate with trump and his administration was caught in a tz and also coordinates with the european commission so i mean do you think it will stay that way going forward i truly hope so i think what needs to be done is that a strong economy like germany a powerful chancellor like macro needs to. have a she needs understand the needs of everyone involved and there won't be a common european position unless we astronomers also listen to the needs of the southern countries also the central eastern european countries and that's the only way i mean. to be unified also has costs and you know you have to to do the internal e.u. bargain first i think that's what's happening right now we see this happening both from and does that internally you bargain get

meyer trains outside the wind tunnel too and completely without professional coaching. i don't really need it any more i could come up with my own things the people who are at the top of the sport right now are at the top of the sport so we look at our own routines and we are the best judges so we know what's good. lives in what's called and she has a tight schedule she rarely has time to stroll around in town every weekday she's in school till three o'clock then she trains or has media appointments. on weekends she often travels to competitions. there's no time anymore for leisure pursuits. i do miss it sometimes but i think what i'm doing is worth. the media and social networks celebrate my as a prodigy. her performances in the wind tunnel or follow the world over some seventy thousand fans follow her on facebook. she took third place in an international championship this year but her ranking isn't all that she's interested in. i want to try to gravitate to more dynamic type of flying i want to be able to show really beautiful moves but at the same time mix them up with like super dynamic fast moves just yo

could enter the environment. the first step is to determine what happens to radioactive substances that leak from their container and come into contact with water. chemist marcus our meyer is an expert in this scenario. it will inevitably occur sooner or later in our final report a tree and put it in some of the movement what. do the radionuclides dissolve in the water allowing them to be transported quickly during the experiment a greenish sediment appears in the test tube can we get we can compare the colors if we look at the precipitant i'd say is definitely plutonium for you. that indicates that the water only takes up a small amount of the plutonium a significant amount remains in the final repository as a precipitate meaning it won't reach the surface. most guys remains cautious regardless he too says we'll never have one hundred percent safety but how safe is safe enough for the fire is it's a difficult question to answer that always depends on the society in question for me is like this if we stay below the risk potential that nature gives us then that's a very good concept. so what's safe enough is certainly a good question but the actual question is shouldn't

could we do better. >> reporter: some st. luke's doctors were so outraged, they left, including debra meyers, firmer director of the st.gram. in a scathing letter to the hospital president, meyers called the program a "debacle" and barak obama blamed "self-in wounds, appalling administrative oversight, and failure of leadership." >> we have an equal number of professionals who are very committed to the program and feel strongly that we're providing great care. >> reporter: and judy quiton got this anonymous letter two months after her husband died. she believes from someone inside st. luke's. >> you see will that st. luke's baylor has some of the worst outcomes in the country regarding heart transplants. >> reporter: it blamed administrators and chronic program issues for david quiton's death. >> people deserve the truth. they need the truth. yes, it's hard to cope with tru truth, but that's better than finding out everything was a lie. >> reporter: privacy laws prevent the hospital from discussing specifics of the quiton case. lawson says transparency is another focus of the ongoing review. especially at a faith-based

you couldn't meyer the artistic work of the sculpture better, and you can just see it a lot better than you could when it was 30 feet high. then there are displays, video displays, and plaques that you can read that tell you when the statue was put there, why, what it meant, who jefferson davis was. really a much better job of presenting the history, and i think people say if you take out the statue, you are destroying history or the racing history. i do to erase history. my business, what i do is try to teach people history. we want to keep the history but let's put in a museum where it is accessible. as we know the history, we had more wisdom to be able to deal with events of today. the civil war was a very difficult episode in our history, and the more we study it the more we have the wisdom, the understanding to build deal with the difficult episode that have no. i like to tell my students and then kind of i guess a some kind of famous around campus for using football analogies to illustrate my points but i like to tell my students that stuff, for us to study history is like the football team