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there is a trance ducer in the rectum and with a general anesthesia, you use high focused ultra soundy and can you burn the cancer cells. so if you select your patients, this actually could work well. there is a lot of data coming from europe. they've been doing this for many years. this just came out in u.s. and just approved. and the discussion with a patient is that it works well if you select your patient -- >> low risk, what does that mean? >> that's the very good question. when a patient cups to us, they may have a lower prostate cancer, or aggressive. we call that the score. how many cores or how many areas of the prostate does have cancer? so the standard of care is removal of the prostate because it gives a very accurate staging. a week after i can look at the patient and say this is how much cancer you had, how far it's gone. six weeks later undetectible and zero. so this patients that don't want surgery. and this could play a role. >> as you know, dr. samadi, not everyone starts out seeing an expert like you. they go to their general practitioner, like dr. seagull, so at wh

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. >> actually put it up their rectum. it's the best place to do it.ess we catch them in here quick enough where they can't get it up. behind this hollow. they'll put a razor blade on a string and hang it way down here. you might see one bitty tip of a string up here, barely see it. that's where they keep their stuff. >> nothing anymore would make me raise my eyebrows. it's been too long. seen too much. >> where'd you find that? >> in a male inmate's cell. there's no such thing as crazy in prison. you know, i don't know, maybe it would be crazy to work here, i'm not sure. we come here voluntarily every day. >> since the 2000 riot, the level of violence at pelican bay has dropped considerably. but numerous assaults still occur. when they do, the squad must respond like street detectives, carrying all the tools necessary to process the crime scene. when we last visited the prison, our cameras were rolling as one of the these assaults occurred inside a cell block. >> there's an alarm in that building right there. staff responds. so this is an actual alarm

he pushed it up inside his rectum. as i was doing his search, i stripped him down. had him bend at the waist and spread his cheeks. at that time, i seen an item that was yellow inside. i addressed the inmate, do you have anything hidden up inside you? no. i'm going to ask you one more time. do you? no. so, at that time, i had already seen what i seen. i cannot force him to take it out, so what i did is i have him get dressed back up, i taped his pants with duct tape, cuffed him up. the reason i taped his pants up with duct tape is so if he pushed it out and dropped it as i was escorting him to a holding cage, it would still be in his pants. so, he was brought from that strip-out area. he was put in a holding cell and put on potty watch, where a day later, the balloons came out. they were found. >> if caught smuggling drugs, a visitor could end up doing time in a prison, much like the one they're visiting. many smugglers are actually victims acting out of fear in response to threats from prison gangs. >> they will prey on a weak individual and force that individual t

"i'm going to sew your rectum shut." the dynamic you describe is an unsettling long-term dynamic for long-term eco-statement -- ecosystem health. happening?t it did seem like startups were raising funding every six months or so, but critics including bill gross said these guys are racing back to investors before their paper gains disappear. >> it is an important point because right now a lot of venture funds are looking amazing on paper. right? in fact, one thing that is a pet peeve of mine is we get e-mails every day that says our fund -- summit is that we just had a bunch of marcus. -- markups. cash on cash. no, it's paper on cash. in business school we always talked about that you get you -- when a trade turns into an investment. are headedi fear we for this moment where the , there is this moment where the unrealized becomes the unrealizable. and that will be the moment of nausea. bill is absolutely right. nobody wants to be the last fund in the market when the music stops. it is going to be a game of musical chairs.

. >> the gao snack rectum at and that point. >> we are now going to mr. new york. >> thank you. investor you referenced earlier historic verification and monitoring regime, have you read the verification regime outlined between the iaea and iran? >> i am not a where of any side deals, which do you mean. >> i am referencing the deals between the iaea and iran to decide how the jcpoa is going to be implemented. what governors the verification of the iran nuclear deal. >> no, iran iran and the iaea have a confidential safeguards agreement that just like every member of the iaea. >> have you read that? >> no sir i have not. >> i would just offer up for you for secretary carry who is here a few months ago, it is difficult to vouch for a historic verification and monitoring regime when you do not know what the historic verification monitoring regime is. all you know is what contained in the jcpoa but you don't know what's included in the agreement between the i aea and iran especially since we reassociate press reports of how iran might be collecting some of th