moriarty said that was a positive sign. her brain was rebooting. >> did you pray a lot? >> judith was the most religious one in the family. and a week after surgery, her prayers and unshakeable faith were answered. erica's condition was upgraded from critical to fair. >> she looked real bad but i never dwelled on she wasn't going to make it. >> now the family had to turn its focus to the one who did not make it, erica's mom, erin. on may 25th, 2006, a week after she was gunned down, erin's family gathered for her funeral. and the man who delivered the eulogy was none other than the officer who had raced erica to the hospital, steve kelsey, who also served as a minister in a local church. >> and it was so moving and personal, because he had been on the scene. >> but for jesse halladay, crime reporter for the louisville courier journal, what elevated this story was simple, erica. >> the public concern from the very beginning was always that there was a 2-year-old involved. >> after nearly two weeks in the hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby frasier rehabilita

our next speaker is tom moriarty. tom is a senior executive vice president of cvs.arge of policy, and we had to have a token lawyer on this panel. not so token by any means, tom will tell us about how cvs will solve some of the issues alluded to in the prior panel. and that is how do you break care out of hospital vertical integration that you talked about so eloquently. tom b&. >> thank you. so we have a presentation too. green button. good morning everybody and thank you for the opportunity. i think you'll hear some very similar scenes from me that you heard from tony as well. but i wanted to spend a few minutes to talk to you about sort of the thesis of the transaction that we just completed with aetna and how we are going to bring it to life and how we are going to bring it to the market place. because i think that access point, the need for care and local care, is paramount.and we have a fundamental belief that the healthcare system can necessarily be reformed from outside, reform has to come from within. and with the players there now and changing what we know

juliette kayyem and renato moriarty. hello to both of you.nt slamming michael cohen any chance he gets now. does this mean understands anything that cohen could tell and prove to authorities, that he's worried about that? >> well, it sounds to me like he is trying to teach people who might cooperate like michael cohen that he's going to do whatever he can to -- to try to increase their sentence, try to get back at them, while in the same exact day rewarding somebody who is refusing to cooperate with authorities. it's essentially the exact opposite of what you'd expect an innocent person or the president of the united states to do, which is an innocent person would be encouraging people to cooperate with law enforcement and, you know, chastising people who refuse to do so. instead we have the president of the united states doing the exact opposite. >> it's not opposite day. is it opposite year? yeah. >> opposite term. >> opposite term. great minds. great minds. juliette, in the new court filing from cohen's attorneys they say in addition to hi

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