only 5% of men have a psa as high as that.ly, this was deeply upsetting and shocking at the time. and i've been having to come to terms with it since then. it's quite a long and complicated story. as a doctor, of course, i spend all my life living in a world of death and suffering. but, right from the start of your career as a doctor, you learn detachment. you have to be. you try to find a balance between compassion and detachment. but when it comes to you, obviously, it feels utterly different. and the more i thought about it initially, as panic—struck as we all are, it struck me the really important thing was not... i'm 71, i've had a good life. although my family obviously want me to live longer, and i want to live longer, i've achieved as much as i can. i'm very privileged and lucky, in that sense. i've got no bucket lists. and it seemed to me what was really critical was actually what my dying will be like, rather than when it comes. and the irony here is that prostate cancer typically spreads to the bones — mine hasn't y

they've already got psas running across arkansas.cine messaging. >> we haven't had that national training in vaccine communication off our health care providers. that has to be a part of vaccine communications interventions. we have to work with pediatric providers to make sure that the safety and efficacy message is communicated, but also they're there to answer questions. >> so, craig, the white house estimates they can bring in about 25,000 pediatricians through this program for that type of messaging, training. and here's the concern. the good news is two-thirds of parents say they do want to ultimately get their kids vaccinated. however, only one-third say they want to do that immediately. now, we've got a timeline issue here, because we've already seen a major surge in the devastating impacts of that of children being hospitalized in the month of september. we get this eua, authorization for the pfizer vaccine most likely coming out in early november. then you're bumping up on the holiday season. they don't want to see another

. >> reporter: federal officials also trying to get the word out with a new psa campaign featuring covid survivors making the case for the vaccine. >> reporter: so i highly recommend everybody to get the vaccines and really protect themselves because this is no joke. >> reporter: in a new study out this morning led by the cdc, estimates that 140,000 kids across the country were orphaned because of covid. 65% of them were racial or ethnic minorities. >> we were quite disturbed by the racial and ethnic disparities that were apparent in our data. not only does it affect the child now in the short term, but it does really stay with them for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: today president biden planning to visit chicago quirenameric e job vaccine ancg that a plees news last vember 24th.lonionng pixed. dan lieberman, abc news, new york. >> dan, thank you. >>> negotiations resume today on a potential deal to raise the debt ceiling to avoid a government default for the first time in u.s. history. democrats are expected to accept an offer from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell to pass

the governor hosted this psa on tiktok. you can see him shooting hoops.o the doctor can give the governor the flu shot. >>> we'll be right back with the county fair that kicked off today, rain or shine. >>> rain or shine, the doors are open at one of the bay area's most popular county fares. the alameda county fair is back after the pandemic shut it down last year. the fun started at 11:00 this morning at the fairgrounds in pleasanton. it runs through halloween. now, usually the fair is smack in the middle of summer, but the pandemic delayed it. despite the storm this weekend, fair organizers plan to roll with it and make whatever adjustments are needed. some activities are actually happening indoors or in covered areas. and it's good today. it's drying out. tomorrow will be dry too. part of sunday morning so you have lots of opportunities and it runs all the way through next weekend. >> it's one of the best fares not just in the bay area, in the state this is one of the best fares. >>> here's what's coming up at 5:30. alec baldwin fires a prop gun accide

. >> reporter: federal health officials out with a new psa campaign featuring covid survivors making the case for the vaccine. >> been in the hospital for 76 days now. they gave me a 5% chance of living. so i highly recommend everybody to get the vaccine and really protect themselves, because this is no joke. >> another plea from a hospital room tonight. kaylee back with us this evening and kaylee, president biden has been promising to ramp up production of rapid test kits for months now. today, the white house announcing a major new push moving forward? >> reporter: yeah, david, the white house announcing a $1 billion investment, saying it's now finally in position to quadruple the availability of rapid tests, ramping up production to 200 million per month by december. and officials say a new test that could be on the market just authorized on monday will help ease the supply crunch and could be available for less than $10 per test. david? >> all right, kaylee hartung with us from l.a. tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> as i mentioned here, we're also following what the cdc said today

you would think reading fundamental remember psa on the s.a.t.s right? can you people read?t a laughing stock. so how do these people establish by the way the government that's targeting domestic terrorist who a domestic terrorist is. and i'll answer question for you and save you the time. the answer is anyone who disagrees with joe biden and the left. >> up next, if you ever wongdered who is in charge of joe biden? >> get this trouble with my staff i'm sore i'll get in trouble with staff if i don't do this the right way. >> i'll take your questions an they gave me a list of people i'm going call on. >> if joe biden is not in charge of joe biden then who is? we'll ask pete, coming up next. >> get this trouble with my staff, i'm sorry i'll get in trouble with staff if i don't do the right way. >> i'll take your questions as usual folks they give me a list of people i'm going call on. >> a lot of people here -- in trouble. ladies and gentlemen, gave me the list here. first person was instructed to call on was -- kelly o'donnell nbc. dan: who is always giving this guy lists? an

coordinate did medication including psa's throughout the terminal on masks, alcohol and ticket sales, through check-in, security gate in the boarding process. require all airport restaurants and bars use signage and issue global book -- issue verbal warnings to passengers who fail to comply with mask requirements. all airports should have plans to make sure we are working together. enforcement of masks in terminals and stopping the ability of passengers to become inebriated, more staffing at gates and on the plane we can't accept this as the new normal. we look forward to working with the subcommittee for change. aviation is about bringing people together. every person matters and we only have freedom of flight when we recognize the realities that we are in this together. thank you. i look forward to questions. chair: i now turn to mr. teddy andrews for five minutes. representative andrews: good morning members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. -- mr. andrews: good morning. my name is teddy andrews, american airlines flight attendant of 10 years. my car

its early warning earthquake system at 10: 21 that will automatically slow and stop all trains and a psa will play. go to abc 7 cons/norcal 7.com/norcal. >> suing pg&e for damage from the deadly dixie fire that broke out in july and born -- burned more than 963,000 acres. equipment caused the fire. calfire says because under investigation. in a statement pg&e says they have not been able to review all of the evidence calfire collected. kumasi: lng laundrie. perhaps one step closer. the searches era way in on human remains. new answers from abc's chief legal analyst on the next steps. reggie: north beach come back. a decades-old cafe favorite is finally reopened to customers. it has been a roller coaster ride to get there. tracking live doppler 7 emeryville through richmond. it is wet in the north bay, lucas valley, san rafael. we are tracking more showers on your friday. we w ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the c

six-time champion and hall of famer, kareem abdul-jabbar, featured in a psa showing him getting the shotsuch a great example on this important issue. what do you make of irving saying it's not about being anti-vaccine. it's about what feels good to me. what's your reaction to that? >> i can understand that he wants to do what feels good to him, but what feels good to him can endanger other people. his teammates, their families and the other people that work in the nets organization. if he's going to be around them unvaccinated, he's a risk. so at that point where he is exposing his teammates and people that he works with to the risk of infection, he's not being a good teammate and he has to understand it. they have to protect themselves to the extent that they can and masking and vaccinations have been proven to be effective to that end. so i don't know what he's talking about. >> yeah. it's a tough issue because you know, i think a lot of people out there want to you know, give him the space to figure this out, but the season is upon us. so we're out of time. what do you imagine is goin

. >>> chemicals are known as psa's, and they are linked to health problems, cancer and other issues,are now banned for use in food packaging, and it restricts usage in other products like cribs and highchairs. >>> and this year the world's 50 best restaurant lists are out, and three are here in the bay area. two of the restaurants are in san francisco. one is in the soma district, and the modern french restaurant is in thao hollow. the three-star michelin farm restaurant is in healdsburg, and it came in at 37th. >> i want to go. >> we will. on you. >> okay, should i say, hello, she's back -- all these years, adele is finally coming out with new music. let's check it out together. ♪ >> that's it? we didn't hear -- >> i'm like, i need more. >> the singer dropping a teaser for upcoming single "easy on me" on instagram. it's expected to drop october 15th. it shows adele popping in a cassette driving while several pieces of sheet music flying out the window. better go back and pick those up. adele has gone through a dramatic weight loss and had a divorce, and maybe some of the influences

january, the man, the myth, the legend, nba all-time top scorer, kareem abdul-jabbar, recorded that psa for the league and for public health. getting his covid-19 vaccine on camera and encouraging others to follow his lead. during a pandemic that has disproportionately sickened and killed black americans, but current nba superstars aren't as eager to take this life saving stand. though the league has a high vaccination rate, some high profile refusers have been making headlines and so this week, kareem abdul-jabbar wrote a new essay that quote, we don't respect the choice of letting your house burn to the ground without fighting the fire because it may burn the neighbor's houses, too, end of quote. joining me now, the one and only kareem abdul-jabbar himself. nba hall of famer, best-selling author, and civil rights activist. i might add. and i can keep going on, but thank you so much for joining us on the show tonight, kareem. you know, in addition to that piece -- in addition to your piece on the influence of nba on vaccine uptake, you also wrote a piece for a magazine comparing those

they will also lay a psa. to get prepared, go to abc7news.com/preparenorcal. you will find advice on how to plan ahead. drew: we are tracking more rain. certainly a stormy start. overcast skies, light rain over the city and across a large portion of the bay area with this storm that is slowly moving through the region. you can see, even down towards daly city, they sure, we are seeing light rain. late rain over the bay bridge. good morning in southern marin county, dealing with light rain. the richmond center field bridge right now seeing some slicks. the southbay, mainly dry for much of the day today. futurecast will have lighter showers throughout the day, in the afternoon, really focused in the north bay. much of the south is dry. the next storm moving in late tonight into friday will sink south and bring us more rain across the region. let's get a look at traffic. to peanut: it is much more slick out there. we are following a crash in richmond causing a slow down. you can see on the map on westbound 80 past solano avenue, speeds are less than 10 miles per

the things that started to combat it in the culture were psas that showed the horrific impact of cigarettes on your lungs and smoking and celebrities, the marlboro man dying of cancer. these things permeated society. then you had parents, right? kids telling parents, please don't smoke anymore, mom and dad. you had the surgeon general talking about the dangers of smoking. where is the surgeon general? here's a role for goal in here somewhere, isn't there? >> exactly right. you put your finger on it. look, i've been one of the biggest critics of big tech. i've argued for these giant companies to be broken up so there's more competition and they don't have dominance over political discourse. or what is allowed to be said and so on. i'm no fan of them. i think that something a little bit unseemly and unintelligent against the pile-on, just to facebook. if it's just facebook. fix facebook, these problems would go away. they wouldn't. underlying this is the addiction to the screen and the phone. particularly in relation to kids. that's why i've argued for many years now, this is a very clear rol

people are afraid of needles no one's afraid of dressing except that radish in the don't drown your food psahter ] anybody here born between '71 and '76? all right, great seriously, can you imagine how much higher our vaccination rates would be if the choice was a needle in the arm or a table spoon of ranch if my first shot was ranch, could my second one be russian dressing i'm asking because i just ate corned beef. [ laughter ] also, why does flynn keep saying, "have you seen this? it's hard to take these people seriously when they start using catchphrases of stand-up comedians. it's like if jay leno got super into q'anon. "have you seen this? have you heard about this? [ laughter ] i think a group of satan worshippers is controlling our government." [ laughter ] i feel like the floor's really going to fall out on a lot of these impressions. [ laughter ] because when it was just the crew, i'd say, "that sounded like jay leno, right?" and they'd be like, "run away, mr meyers, you bet. [ laughter ] "it was like he was in the room with us, sir." [ laughter ] ooh. and then, of course, you've go

psa testing. and then things like baby aspirin. so i get where it's confusing, again.anderson, because you have been taking it for a while, obviously, at the recommendation of your doctor, you shouldn't stop it. no one is saying based on these draft recommendations, that the aspirin should be stopped. >> sanjay gupta, appreciate it. thank you. >>> got it. >>> up next, we are going to take you to virginia where former democratic governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin are in a tight race for governor. but what may be the most interesting is which voters are deciding the race and why -- why they're voting. it may not be what you think. that's next. michael: this is the story of two brothers. david: my grandfather, pinchas. michael: my great-great- grandfather, rachmaiel. gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. david: and then the family broke apart. michael: they scattered around in different places. gigi: they worked hard. simi: and built new lives. michael: but rocky and pinky's families didn't see each other again... all: ...until

i was so proud because she was out there doing psas and wearing a mask and trying to push it.ould convince her husband, you know, "please get out there, donald. get out there." but, yes, again, i was part of that. i don't think i'll ever forgive myself with respect to covid. i don't think i can ever redeem myself. >> again, this -- you weren't a short timer. you were a lifer. >> yeah. >> the number of choices that you made over five or six years, it's immeasurable. >> uh-huh. >> i mean, it's hard to say, oh, i just realized now, after six years, that this was all a really bad idea. >> yup. >> a deadly, in some cases, bad idea. >> i have had a lot of time to think about that. again, not an excuse, but i worked on the east wing side of the house for 2 1/2 years of that. so, again, naive as it may sound, i was really kind of blocked off from the west wing. in the west wing, everybody wanted to keep the east wing happy. so i didn't see a lot of the decisions being made or the toxic culture. and i was programmed at that time, that when his tweets would go out, people were too insen

psa testing. and then things like baby aspirin. so i get where it's confusing, again.someone like you, anderson, because you have been taking it for a while, obviously, at the recommendation of your doctor, you shouldn't stop it. no one is saying based on these draft recommendations, that the aspirin should be stopped. >> sanjay gupta, appreciate it. thank you. >>> got it. >>> up next, we are going to take you to virginia where former democratic governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin are in a tight race for governor. it's getting a lot of attention because of what it could mean for the rest of the country. but what may be the most interesting is which voters are deciding the race and why -- why they're voting. it may not be what you think. that's next. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ cough cough sneeze sneeze... [ sneezing ] needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start

even doing a psa encouraging them for new yorkers in 1978. >> the law says if your kids don't have theirve no choice. get your kids their shots. >> so no, kyrie irving is the literal opposite of muhammad ali. he is a person who once said the world is flat. and who is now being used as a pawn for the alt right and maga army like ted cruz, who's praising him for his incredible courage but who called colin kaepernick a rich spoiled athlete for taking a knee against police killing people who look like kyrie irving. hey, professional karen laura ingraham, should kyrie shut up and dribble or not? being a contrarian does not make you an intellectual. it does not make you a hero. it most certainly does not make you anything near the greatest. in fact, it makes you and those using you as an anti-vaxx celebrity pawn the absolute worst. that's tonight's "reid out." "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- steve bannon will face the full force of the law. >> we did tell you today's not just a rally. the president's going to give you his opening argument. i think eastman's up

. >> hazy double a psa tastes like but it's named groups of animals, including like near cat mob powere lemurs are lemony like that's a lemony brew be we'll have to wait and see. the cans will be available for sale at the zoo's retail shops. you got to go there. but they're also having to restaurants within the zoo starting this weekend to check it. i couldn't i can't say that i ever. >> had a beer and there's you know, well, i mean, maybe a game. we're talking with the warriors like i've never really going to the zoo and said. i'm year. about an hour to india and around the you in the mood for a beer. now, i get move through and ice from on monday. i'll take your 5.56, and coming up in the next hour. about a fire and tell you what happened is a strip mall. nobody was hurt lot of damage and also the bay area now remembering the oakland hills fire. >> as we look back. it was 30 years ago today and we'll have more on what we've learned since usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save

that's my psa for tonight. get your skin checked if you have moles, or anything that you seems new are changing in your skin, it is easy. it very well might save your life. you have many beautiful summer nights of minor league baseball with your friends and loved ones, in your future. you do not want to cut the short. and now you just have to not mind the band-aid for a while. on me, while this gets better. actually, i don't even care if you do mind the band-aid. i am delighted about this band-aid. this band-aids in my life. i have never been happier about a band-aid in my entire life. get checked. call your doctor. just do it. there's really no reason not to. and i'm living proof that you really have to do. okay? okay. now let's get on with it. in the couple of minutes before we got on the, air we got a little bit of breaking news tonight out of the state of texas. and this is something that we have been waiting for, and wondering if it was going to happen. tonight, it has just happened. we have just learned t

this it is a psa. get back in there. if you haven't started it can be anxiety producing.women. it's supposed to make the experience a little more comfortable. you have control. you hold a remote. you can control the amount of pressure being used. it's more like a spa than a doctor's office. it's supposed to encourage people to say on their annual mammograms or get it done for the first time. >> dana: i thought surely there has to be a better way. one of the reasons that you want to get the mammograms every years because early detection can lead to survival. that's proven over and over again. the prevention angle is important and early detection also critical. >> yes, it's been proven. the earlier you catch cancer the earlier it can be treated. there are so many new treatment options. i lost my mom 20 years ago. i wish she had access to this stuff. the fact we have all of this to help us out. take advantage of it. >> dana: your mom must have been quite a lady. you are an olympic champion. tell me about her. >> she was amazing. she was crucial when i was growing up to the s

. >> dana: let's play a little bit of the psa from the ad council. >> veterans, when you are struggling when. don't wait. reach out. >> dana: for those who reach out and can't get an appointment right away is there a supply problem in terms there aren't enough doctors or mental health professionals in order to help them? >> it's really good question. here is what we know. if you are in emergency, if there is an emergency today, we will get you in to see somebody today. if you need to see somebody today we'll make sure it happens. if it is an urgent situation. we see that overall across the country it takes about a day and a half to two days for you to be seen. for more routine care it can frankly get too long. we're working really hard to drive that down. you mentioned this story on npr. this is a story i was struck by, too. we're working really hard to get in touch with that veteran and with his wife to make sure we get them the care they need. >> dana: i'm sure they feel it's urgent, right? >> totally. absolutely. >> dana: there was another thing that's happen. i want to quote the exe

and being told it was a psa for pain relief instead of an advertisement for oxycontin and many of themexceptions. >> your honor, statements made by counsel in no way even resemble the facts. my client is aware there have been addiction issues in this part of the world but blaming purdue pharma for this is like blaming budweiser for a drunk driver. it is the fault of the drug abuser and not of the manufacturer. the scope of the subpoena is broad and the information contained in the request is privileged. what these local lawyers don't seem to understand is that there's a national pain movement that is far bigger than my client and its drug. renowned pain organizations have not only endorsed by client's medication, but the general use of increased opioid treatment. my client should be given a noble prize, not a subpoena, for materials. >> that's just a small clip from the riveting new mini series on hulo, dope sick. it chronicles america's opioid crisis from the company behind the making of oxycontin. the towns across the country that are still devastated from the drug. michael keaton pl

will come out of our citywide prevention plan and family first reservation services act which is sf psa. in the coming year.next please. so we have, some of the other things we've done in family and children's services in order to help address this issue of disproportionality which i want topreface by saying disproportionality is not a new issue for child welfare and it exists across the nation , not just in san francisco. in 2004 san francisco hsa had a task force specifically for disproportionality because at that time our representation of african-american children in foster care was around 66to 70 percent . today i'm pleased to say that number is around 43 percent and that is a number that still needs to come down. we have a lot more work to do in this area but we have made some great changes in the last 17 years and we plan to make more. some of the things we're doing is working with ourmanagers and our program directors .we've done been working with them because it's important to look at our own biases in the system and how our own decision-making impacts families and how are we p

. >> in keeping that, i guess administrator pekoske, the psa has had to work with other agencies acrosshe federal government, throughout the pandemic. their collaboration's with other federal agencies -- are there areas in which tsa still needs to improve their efforts? >> i think our inter agency cordery shun efforts are outstanding. we have strong relationships across the board with all of our inter agency partners. i think the area of focus for, us and it's not that the relationships need improvement, it's just that the focus is going to be even more so, on the surface transportation systems, and the modes of surface transportation safety that exist in the department of transportation, the relationships i think a very strong and very important to us. >> thank, you i give it back mister chairman. thank you gentlemen. >> chair recognizes a gentleman from michigan. for five minutes, mr. meyer. >> thank you mister chairman, and thank you to our witnesses for joining us here today. i appreciate this timely and important look back on the 20th anniversary. and the founding of the transporta

the past review, psa, remember george w. bush and bill clinton getting people contributing.elling kids to get the polio vaccine. it made a big difference. i have not seen that. it's a huge impact. maybe some on the left and right together saying we ought to agree a lot publicly but sms something i agree on. >> whether you are doing it in communities of color or generally and cross america. i have fot seen it as much as i thought i would. >> why can't we do that? >> i have seen it locally. i have not seen the concerted national efforts you are talking about. there is something called the ed con sill which is where corporations kinds of keep their money to and we kind of doll out to the different charity. i don't know what the council has or has been doing. >> i have not seen that universal thing where we take the 20 biggest influences in the world from opera to this reverend here and that one. >> there are certain things that advisements can and can't do. this is an entrenched believe system on both sides. the single message is talk to your doctor and if their local doctor an

pekoske, did you say that when the congressman put on the psa website that a photo captured voluntary, are you denying that? are you saying that doesn't exist? >> no, sir. i'm not denying it. i'm saying i'm unaware of any situation that has occurred. additionally there biometric has already been checked with the checks would make in our secure flight system as they crossed the border. >> let me ask you this. how did you check biometrics when they cross illegally? when they go, go through the screening process. walk me throughin how you get te biometrics. they cross the border illegally. >> it with somebody present at screening checkpoint -- >> no no, no. i am saying if they cross illegally where they don't go through the screening process, walk me through what you do to get the biometrics. theren is no screening to them. they are illegal. >> correct. those individuals would generally not be allowed access to the screening checkpoint. . >> you are not answering my question it is a sample on —- a simple question you don't have the biometrics if you go to the airport you have no document

that would probably be more effective if it took place as more of a peer-to-peer thing than like a psa type of event. i think that's where the message is going to be much better received than from more of a top-down part. i think joe has a comment as well. >> thank you, and thanks for the question. more than about one third of our veterans formally belong to a veteran service organization. one strategy i would try to employ is have the fbi or department of homeland security brief the leaders of our veteran service organizations on this threat so they become more knowledgeable about what's going on. i would ask this committee to raise these issues with their members, throughout the organizations in all 50 states. i would also ask them to re-enforce the values of the organization and how these veteran organizations were brought up to withstand the threat of things like communism after world war i, and then paint the behavior as a deviant behavior. say hey, this is absolutely wrong. veterans should have never shown up. they shouldn't be part of these organizations. paint that as a deviant

leaders have been calling for and for many years about, for example, the columbine locks for basic psas being improved so that is and i appreciate that keeping whole for the site security for our school. i just wanted to raise that i am in support of a full allocation of the $14 million without the number 5 of the staff shall spend no more than $7 million for the spending of bvhm based on last week's discussion around the medium and average cost of modernizations and we had said that it was estimated $30 million. given we're allocating $40 million and also recognizing when we come back with design and scope that will be very key to what is necessary to bvhm and its modernization moving forward. i guess i would like to move up a motion within commissioner alexander's amendment. i don't know if you wanted to do that now or take comments from commissioners first? >> just to clarify and going to the point that general council has made throughout these meetings now, i don't know if that does affect the ability for you to review and then continue to vote. and not adding new language but to st

i will quickly say any campaign would probably be more effect if it was peer-to-peer rather than a psa event becausee i think it will be much better received than the top down part. >> thank you and thanks for the question. about one third of our veterans belonged to a veterans service organization in one strategy i would employ would be that the fbi or the veterans association address the threats and i would ask these leaders to raise these issues with their members throughout the command structure within the organizations of all 50 states. ihewi would also ask them to reinforce the guidance of the organization and how these organizations are under threat for such things as communism as in world war i and painted as a behavior. this is absolute wrong at veterans should have never showed up or been part of these organizations. i think lastly what do you do when you recognize a veteran who might be slipping into this ideology and how do you put them on a better track? those five steps are what i would take a look at. >> thank you all and mr. chairman i go back. >> thank you>> mr. lamb.

it clearly was and the participants involved were deceived into participating, being told it was a psato determine if there are other deceptions as flagrant as the exhibit currently before the court. >> your honor, statements made by counsel in no way resemble the facts. my client is aware there have been addiction issues in this part of the world, but blaming purdue pharma for this is like blaming budweiser for the drunk driver. it is the fault of the drug abuser and not the manufacturer. the scope of the subpoena is overly broad and the information contained in their request is privileged. >> if there is no liability -- >> what these local lawyers don't seem to understand is that there is a national pain movement that is far bigger than my client and its drugs. renowned pain organizations have not only endorsed my client's medication, but the general use of increased opioid treatment. my client should be given a nobel prize, not a subpoena for materials. >> that's a scene from a new mini series streaming on hulu that examines how one pharmaceutical company triggered the worst drug ep

any campaign would probably be more effective if it took place as more of a peer to peer thing than a psa type of event, because i think that is where the message will be better received than more of a top-down. lt. con. plenzler: thanks for the question. one third of our veterans belong to a veterans service organization. one strategy i would try to employ as have the fbi or department of homeland security brief leaders on this threat, so they become more knowledgeable about what is going on. i would ask them to raise these issues with members throughout the command structure within organizations and all 50 states. i would ask them to reinforce the values of the organization and how these organizations were brought up to withstand things like communism. painted behavior as a deviant behavior. this is absolutely wrong. veterans should not have shown up. paint that is deviant behavior and paint your membership as a solution. provide them with things to do. what do you do when you recognize a veteran who might be slipping into this ideology? how do you fish them out of that? i think those f