ou know her, she has her new book out called "the valle of amazement." we have a little book flyer to show you about that. her life and career were dailed by lyme disease for while. also amy's doctor joins us tay, dr. ray stricker, internationally known for his work in treating lyme disease pai patits. amy, i was holding up your book, and i bet you were gladto do this because your career was derailed because of this. >> i couldn't write, i couldn't read, i couldn't reunderstand things. >> do you rememb when you first g sick? >> i got sick the dayfter i was infected. i didn't know i was infeed, but i had the flu, the summertime flu. i had not been sick with the flu for about 15 years. i never got sick. i saw a rash, didn't have the bullseye, didn't worry about it. >> that's typilly the rst symptom people talkabout. >> d stricker, you are amy's doctor. thnk you for allowing us to have this conversation. what is lyme disease? >> lym disease i a mor epidemic. e cdc estimates at least 30,000 new cases a year, probably more th that, more common than breast can

>> stop being face-ti-ous. >> face-gi-ous? >> face-gi-ous? >> face-gi-ous?r the most times saying face-ti-ous. >> f-a-c-e-t-i-o-u-s? >> wow! all right. whiz kids are up one. unfortunately they speak guillermo. >> our next guest, put your h-a-n-d-s together for jimmy kimmel. what is jimmy's word? >> a-loo. >> say that again. >> a-loo. >> maybe get closer to the mic. >> a-loo. >> jimmy: a-loo. could be hello for all i know. can you use it in a sentence? >> check out my cool "hay-loo." >> jimmy: i think i figured it out. j-e-l-l-o. >> no, that is not how you spell heirloom. >> heirloom is the word. >> jimmy: why didn't you say that? >> why didn't you say it? >> i said it -- a-loo. >> next up. from missouri, gokul venkatachalam. what is gokul's word? >> be-bay-clay? >> de-bay-clay. that's right. >> de-bay-clay. >> can you give me the language of origin? >> this word came from the dictionary. [ cheers and applause ] >> de-bay-clay. d-e-b-a-c-l-e. >> the score is now 2-0. jimmy has his work cut out for him. >> jimmy: why didn't you give me that one? >> ask sal. he

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ou for joining us this week on "washington business report."e hope to see all of you when return next week. morris: this week on government matters. the general services adnistration just-released and rfq rctual delivery. it is a whole new ballgame for government contracting. >> the could not reach even a mo dest concession from the tech groups. morris: the battle over facial recognition technology. who isrotecting the privacy of youriometrics? >> there is literally no way to separate business strategy o mission strategy and i.t. strategy. morris: we talk top tech trends. government matters starts right now. >> from abc 7 and news channel 8, this is "government matter." morris: to our viewers around the world and here in the nation's capital, thank you for joining

>> stop being face-ti-ous. >> face-gi-ous?e may have set a new record for the most times saying face-ti-ous. >> >> our next contestant, butt your h-a-n-d-s together for jimmy kimmel. what is jimmy's word? >> say that again. >> a-loo. >> maybe get clothser to the mi. >> jimmy: a-loo. could be hello for all i know. can you use it in a sentence? >> check out my cool " >> jimmy: i think i figured it out. j-e-l-l-o. >> heirloom is the word. >> jimmy: why didn't you say that? >> next up. from missouri, gokul venkatachalam. what is gokul's word? >> be-bay-clay? >> de-bay-clay. >> this word came from the dictionary. [ cheers and applause ] >> de-bay-clay. d-e-b-a-c-l-e. >> the score is now 2-0. jimmy has his work cut out for him. >> jimmy: why didn't you give me that one? >> ask sal. he's your cousin. okay. say-he-pay-da. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let me hear it again. >> say-ke-pay-dale. >> you want to try that one? >> no, thank you. >> okay. say-key-pay-dale. >> sake-babble? >> jimmy: that's what he said. you don't speak eng

when we come back, we're going to learn about the go work being done to make ou streets >>> welcome backtalking about our street and roadways becoming more safe for pedestrians and biclists. joining u now in the studio is the cmmander from the san francisco police department special operationbureau meaning you handle transit-related issues, and sheryl brinkman, vice chairman of the board with san francisco municipal transportation agency. there's aampaign to create safer streets fortraveling, and i know it's imptant as a driver and as a pedesian, but why is it so important the sfpd to do th? >> this way we do. we're in the business of providingervice and protection to our communities, and we want to make certai that issue that is obviously in front of us, that bei pedestrian and bicycling saty and roadway safety in general is something that we are focusing all of our resourceson. > unfortunately, weeartoo many times when pedestrians are at the losing ends of accidents and bicyclists as well. >> it's a nature of th beast. pedestrians and bicyclists will always come short when it comes to

you know,ou wonder, why doesn't he just strike out on his own? he could be worth 10 times that. >> i've asked him that. he feels like this is what he is supposed to do, this is what he was meant to do. he built citigroup and rebuilt bank one, and now he is rebuilding j.p. morgan chase. this is sort of his destiny. when and if he retires -- i think it'll me it would be another five years, but it's up to the board -- that he might think about doing something like that, but i don't think this is a guy that sort of lust after 18 billion dollars, $20 billion, $30 billion. i think he can figure out a way to be comfortable with $1.1 billion. pimm: is it unusual for someone to have this kind of money but for 40% of it to be in terms of shares of stock of the company he works for? bill: it's not unusual. you want your ceo to be in line with company investors. you point, jamie dimon is not a flashy guy. he's not like one of these hedge fund tycoons who is very flashy about his wealth. but if he had $20 billion, he might be a bit more. as you point out in y

is exciting to see the next of people. ,ou probably have 30,000 geeks 50,000 old man, and to some reallyl kids. this is mass entertainment you saw that yesterday and again today. pimm: could you tell us about with the's strategy xbox 360 being compatible with older games? mike: the backward compatibility is huge. people owned a lot of xbox three 60's and a lot of playstation threes. this is a huge reason to buy an xbox 1. all of my three 60 games will still play. you are seeing the microsoft polo blends. everyone, including those who parked worked in pr and or thought it was amazing. the crowd went wild. on minecraftample of the hollow lens. i would like to see this on driver and shooter games. it is impressive. olivia: i cannot wait until that me to shoot someone in 3-d. clearly, i'm not the target audience. sony, microsoft. since 2003 sony has been crushing microsoft. what happens when they go head-to-head in virtual reality? mike: i have seen the oculus used in a variety of stages. i am impressed. consumers are impressed. i have seen the sony morpheus that was also very impressive. i

there's a lot of the same pele who come back and forth wi mn ou a dozen years or so.e that continuity. betty: by the way, those competition shows -- and i'm not talking about "top chef" itself, but some people believe those shows are rigged. bobby: let them believe it. who cares? bobby: who cares? [laughter] rachael: we can't focus on negative energy. bobby: the one thing we can't do is waste a lot of energy trying to get everybody to believe that we are actually trying to put on something that is real. it is exhausting. those people are watching, too, so we invite them in. it's ok. if you want to watch -- mario: conspiracy theories sell lots of books. bobby: exactly.j1 i want to have you guy construct a dish for a frequent guest on my program, someone that many people know in america. so, mario, let me start with you. lloyd blankfein is seone we have had on bloomberg television quite often. i want you to construct a dish that you would coofor the goldman sachs ceo with new york hot dogs. bobby flay, don thompson is someone i know well. he is the ceo of mcdonald's. i

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>>ou can see them in the tent and stocked on shelfs and swaying inhe breeze. a rainbow o gear celebrating the golden statewarriors. >> they want t-shirts and caps. >> they warn some could be fake. >> homeland security agent seized these items in the las two weeks. t-shirts and hats look real. they are not. here we are in san francisco. they put two thirts side by side. one real and one is not. >> look for a hollow aphic tag or sticker. >> can you tell the difference? >> this t-shirt is genuine and genuine nba t-shirt. this one is a fake one. >> how can you tell? the label in the fake is cut, a reject. the real t-shirt has an nba hologram and an adidas shirt label. now look at these. which is real this one or that oe? >> you are looking at the quality of the cap. >> the hat on the left is authentic and the black and blue one is a fake. >> the real cap has this licensee label. we asked him to identify t fake t-shirt here. does th look genuine or is it this one? >> this one i think is fake and this i real. >> and he is right. he says the graphics on the counterfe

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philippines have affected generations of filipinos. 150,000 killed millions homeless on the island of minedan ou. many women kought are afraid of being kidnapped by rival clans. >> reporter: sameera's world is torn apart by shame. in 2013 she was abducted with other female members of her family. they were taken at gun point and held hostage by the capt tors for a week. the details of their capture too painful to share. >> translation: where do we go first. the military, the police we fear for our lives because we are kidnap victims. we are women in the war, this is part of our culture. >> reporter: it was a dispute between warring clans, a century's old practice. this is an island in the southern most part of the philippines, long-held back by war and poverty. family squabbles over land and politics can escalate into armed conflict and can last for generations. women and children are at the heart of it. abduction of women is one of shame. women are used as a bargaining ship forced into memories or used as dowry. the process in the courts are slow. and women find themselves more polarized. the ab

you shook ou. shook it up. >> did you realize how big that announcement was going to be?ng on twitter worldwide. >> i know. it. >> people hated the decision. >> i knew they would. but i knew it would be noisy. i'm good at that. if something happens like that, it's noisy, keep your blinders on and keep pushing. i knew when i made that announcement, some would love it, some would hate it. i knew it was the right thing for me. oncew that, then it was like okay. >> it seems you being you, that's the most authentic place you can be in, right? so now people see you as just you. opposed to you being hot 97. >> listen, it was so overwhelming the response i got. the em >> right. right. >> it was like i could -- every time i think about it i could tear up. it was overwhelming to the point that -- look, any time i talk about it this happens to me. >> well, congratulations. i would like to say. like i told you on the phone i'd like to share with the world, i really believe that you're about to accomplish in the next phase in your life will dwarf everything you have done. >> it made m

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for ou roundtable discussi this time, aree in a a tec bubble?uld we care that are over iver is not an empmployee of thehe ub comny? and how is the business community reacting to the pope's claration on i'm a ange?? i joined by jonathan aberman ofnd fe ventures and has her the washington business journal. -- jonathan abererman ofmplifier ntures and kasra kangaoo of "wasngton n business joual." lelet's start wi uber. jonathan::f you havemployees you have tprovide benefits. it will change the business margins. but it is a business that dependenon shiftin things that othther companies have as expenses onto other people. that is one of the hallmarks of the sharing economy. from society's perspecte, i would arguthat it is better for people to be e workining at a ple where they have access to that bruce: does thiruli potentially spreread beyond california? will firms like uber and lyft popcorn to core and kindness in e golden state? kasra: it would take an act congress to put in a new rule that would make what happened in californiapread beyond that.t.

you don't mince words,ou say kids are abusing drugs so badly they're having seizures at 15 years old.> a lot of peop talk about rescription drugs, refring to the painkille, opiates, they are killing kids, that's a fact. the field changes. we're seeing a new explosion of the use of th drug called xanax, anld tranquilizer. it produces a form of physical dependence. if there's not careful attention to getting you off, seizures develop. kids as young as 15, 16 ar presenting to emergency rooms with seizures. if we knew before they were trng to top, we could help them. once theyet seizures, it's late in the game. that's true for aot of other drugs. we seeids coming in probably the most common painller now is vicodin. vicodin contains tylenol. lenol kills liverces. people -- above eightylenol a day you can get in trouble with the liver. our typical patient coming in on 30, 40day. >> these are kids. >> children. these are our kids. it's not poor kids. these are all kids. bout 50% of high school students know someone who sells drugs in their class. >> tina, yoon did not want his name used. i r

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so it's more like 20% i'm not sure what figure ou put out that day but that is not right. >> secretary? >> i will follow up and listen to see exactly what was said >> we have the numbers before us we can add them up. that is in the document >> yeah okay. just doesn't make any sense when there is only 6500 retirees then there is one about -- let's see. supervisor farrell's appoint for five years that is the only one that isn't for five years. i guess that is at the discretion but that's the only board member not for five years >> according to the letter given by president reid she did put the date in there a five year term >> that is something new and not in our policies either. >> all right. i can't find the specific section where that falls. >> that's under regular meeting matters page 21. >> page 21. it's at the top of the page a letter from board of supervisors president lan dan braed supervisor farrell has been reappointed to the supervisorer board expiring may 152020. >> that is correct. with those corrections i move to approve. >> already it's been moved is there a second. it's b

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