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sanjay, forgive me for that interruption. i want to get back to what you were sharing with us. >> one of the big questions is in the spirit of trying to move it forward with secretary price very much says that he's committed to still, what did go wrong, what could be corrected, i asked him about that. >> when you look at the last few weeks with regard to this health care bill, what went wrong? >> i think the compressed timeline for the sale of the bill and the fact that there are a lot of competing parts in the area of health care. we want a system that is affordable and accessible to everybody and highest quality and empowers patients, if you will. if we concentrate and keep true to those principles, we'll get to that answer. >> he's been at this for quite some time because he's been releasing his own version of the bill for the last several years and what he told me is he wants to spend more time sort of on the retail politics side of things, actually sitting down with the vote. people who have been casting a vote on this a

sanjay, thanks very much. we'll be right back. [ex student] daddy's here.] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this. [chancellor] adam baily. [chancellor] adam baily. >>> more news ahead. don lemon joins us now. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >> talk about your no spin zone, bill o'reilly dumped by fox news. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. the end of o'reilly

as noted by sanjay gupta, dr. sanjay gupta on cnn the other day saying hello to neighbors can improve your own personal health. and well-being. parks are key to neighbored livability and personal health. i say bring it on. thank you. [applause]>> >> next, i like to introduce jim kelly was first vice president of development for equity residential. the developer of this whole complex. jim spearheads active element of equity residential multifamily properties across the entire bay area as you heard from her previous three speakers with unique innovative aspects of this project is the important because of made by equity to build and maintain this part. so, jim. [applause] >> thank you. i would like to thank some of the key players that helped make this park a reality and this project a reality today.this park is not just a showcase of design but it's a showcase of teamwork between public and private partners here. the city has been great to work with in the entire process. this is actually been a very long process as

sanjay, what does dr. price see as the best way to keep people from falling through the cracks of any new republican backed health care law? >> it seems what he's most focused on is making, you know, health care plans as affordable as possible for people so they buy and have more choice and can afford a lower priced plan. the concern is and this is something that came up in the interview is that you can create a plan that's very cheap, but it really is not doing anything. these plans, for example, you have health insurance, but it doesn't cover inpatient care. so if you get in an accident or you get some illness, it may not cover what is the most crucial part of your hospitalization. so yes, he wants to get people covered, but -- that's how he says he's going to keep people from falling through the cracks. the question is are they going to be good enough plans when somebody actually needs it. >> sanjay, as usually, we're also following another looming battle for the white house. this one is an ironic twist

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sanjay gupta, our medical correspondent and dr. anthony facci.he author of the book, why we're at risk. let's explain some terms, sanjay, there's outbreak, epidemic, pandemic, endemic. >> outbreak is usually when you see some sort of eruption of an infection that you wouldn't otherwise expect to see. so even if it's a single case of something that's brand-new, that could be an outbreak. epidemic is when something starts to spread rapidly among the population, pandemic is when it's spreading around the world. endemic is when it becomes sort of entrenched in a particular place, malaria for example, that started off in these first sort of stages but is now endemic within certain parts of africa. >> just in terms of risk, you say you can't prevent outbreaks, you can't prevent the emergence of a new infectious agent, but you can prevent how it spreads? >> that's the whole point, microbes merge and re-emerge, there's nothing you can do about it, but you can prevent an outbreak from becoming a pandemic or an epidemic, with vaccine development, you can p

sanjay gupta with me now. this is one of the stories you can't imagine what it would feel like.eally have to be in their shoes. when it comes to the medication, how hard is it to get your hands-on that? >> it is not easy. first of all you have to be an adult, classified as terminal, which is a bit of a loose diagnosis because it means six months or less to live. you don't know for sure. it is not an easy thing. you also have to make two verbal requests of doctors, separated by time with a written request. the thinking is that it should not be an impulsive decision. finally, you have to be able to take the medication yourself. nobody else can administer it for you. it has to be a self-administered process because you don't want anybody else involved with that. they don't make it easy. >> i can imagine though that sometimes people get the medication, they feel like it is over here, but they don't always use it. >> that -- >> is that the case? >> very much so. i think the numbers would surprise you, brooke, because oregon has had the law on the books the longest, 20 years now. over

. >> vit"vital signs," i am docto sanjay gupta, thanks for watching. now you're even smarter.s is truecar. >>> top of the hour, you are live. i am ana cabrera in new york. we begin with the responsibility of niamey haorth korea may have missiles capability of reaching the u.s. what you are seeing right now are two canisters that north korea says is capable of holding

sanjay gupta has his story in turning points. >> i don't like to lose.my fighters to lose. >> andres is a champion corner man who began his boxing career inside the rink. >> i started out in junior olympic category of amateur boxing, and i went on until my first golden glove tournament, which was at the age of 16. but when i went to the golden glove physical i was told that i had high blood pressure, and i said to myself, what are you talking about? and i was tested again and the results were the same. >> he was stripped of his boxing credentials. unable to compete, he hung up his gloves and left the sport. >> at that point i was like, you know what, this is it. i'm finished. i'm done. >> stop with that job. >> until a persistent young boxer asked for his help. >> back to work. >> his confidence and his exuberance brought me back to where i was before. this time as a teacher it opened me back up to the sport that i did love. i think i've coached about a million people. sometimes you train an athlete and they're with you for two days and sometimes you tra

sanjay gupta talked one-on-one with secretary price.h this. >> you have done so many things in your life, you're obviously a doctor and orthopedic surgeon but also a legislator and now cabinet secretary, only the third doctor to hold that position. >> i'm a third generation physician, so my dad and grand dad were doctors. i learned about the physician/patient relationship that we've talked about before i think from my grandfather. i will never forget that every house that he went to it wasn't who are you, what are you doing here, why are you here, it was the door flung open and they said, dr. price, and gave him a big hug and to me that's what the doctor/patient relationship was all about. >> dr. dan baro is the chairman of surgery at emory university, my boss. he has been in the operating room with tom price and known him for almost 40 years. >> i think there are a couple circumstances in life where you really see what people are like. one is when they don't think anybody is watching them and the other is when you are under some kind o

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sanjay gupta describes how listening to an audio book may improve your longevity in the latest, livingo 100. >> when you think about reading, just the idea of being able to focus on something in particular that's not a big screen, not a device can really be a benefit. there have been studies that have shone that it can help in prove your stress levels and be good for your mental functions. you can reduce your rates of cogtive decline but up to 32%. this is significant. it's fascinating to see how the brain respond even if the body is sitting still looking at those pages. for example, if there's a scene that you're reading that's an active scene, your brain called the motor context that are responsible for movement they may light up. if it's a stimulating part of the book that you're reading, there's a sensory cortex that may light up. there have been studies shown that you don't have to read ibook, i recommend this by the way, you can listen to an audio book and that can have some of the the same beneficial effects we're talking about. the more you read the more you know, the more you

sanjay gupta describes what the best diets have in common and how sticking to one might help you livelonger. >>> people say it's hard not to t red meat. when you do eat red meat, make sure it's no bigger than the size of your palm. i love what they do in japan. the phrase that means that you push the plate away when you're about 80% full. the point is, you never stuff yourself. here's a little tidbit when it comes to diet that can help you lose weight. it can improve your health and increase your longevity, helping you live to 100. i think when you're faced with the disaster that strikes a country, you do see that people care. people were dying. we have to do something about this. we have something in development, so we'll accelerate. i think it was really necessary for people, companies to step up and try to do something about this. now that i work there, i value dothe food even more. i feed it to yoshi because there are no artificial colors, preservatives and it's made with real chicken. i'm so proud to make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. it'that can make a worldces, of differ

sanjay gupta explains how every person can benefit from medication. meditation. ♪ >>> i think i've been a person who likes to meditate for some time, but was never quite sure that i was doing it right. it became a pretty big deal because i was going to be interviewing the dalai lama and was going to meditate with the dalai lama ch and i was not sure i was going to be good at it. so i needed to learn as much as i could about meditation to show up. so i think when you think about meditation, there can be all different types, but they do have some things in common. finding a quiet location, sitting in some sort of comfortable posture, having a good attitude. and really being able to focus your attention. there's a lot of health benefits. some of them have been more well documented when it comes to overall reducing objective measures of stress, whether it be your courtisol levels, your blood pressure, your heart rate and they have been able to look inside your brain using functional mris. some people are meditating to see how the brain changes. i think th

you can't go to defcon one because sanjay gupta found a new moisturizer. nine boxes on the screen. i'm trying to watch the news, not pak player in street fighter. it's giving me anxiety. if you have nine experts on a panel, what is your barrier of inentry? here is my urb driver gary to talk about infrasfrtructurinfra. i got mint. thanks, gary. let's go to the next countdown clock. all you guys do is stoke up conflict. don, every time i watch, it feels like i'm watching a reality tv show. cnn tonight should be called wait a second, stop yelling at each other with don lemon. you know your news, right? come on. but every te i watch cnn, it feels like you'r assigning me homework. is trump a russian spy? i don't know. you tell me. tweet us at russian 360. no, you tell me. ium watching the news. but it feels like i'm watching cnn watch the news. just taken a hour. figure out what you want to say, then go on the air. but whenever i turn you guys on, it feels like a little kid ran in the room and is trying to tell you a story. 1.4 mill -- 1.4 mill -- breathe. take minute. drink some milk,

sanjay gupta is out front. >> you make the statement that there is no justification for having anything, encouraging the end of life. >> i've been there with my dad. ok. and others. and at some point you want to be left alone. enough with the poking and the prodding. i want to go home and die in my own bed in the arms of my family. >> reporter: it's not an easy issue for anyone. would you ever consider ending your life with a doctor's assistance? five states and d.c. have legalized it but supreme court nominee neal gorsuch is against it according to his 2006 book, the future of assisted suicide and euthanasia. he makes the case that "all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of a human life by private persons is always wrong." >> i open up the day and start my medicines. >> matt fairchild couldn't disagree more. he's not just thinking about this issue. he's lichlg it. in matt's case, metastatic melanoma spread everywhere, including his brain. >> once it's in there, it's a fire proof safe. mainly, because like you said, there's at least three kinds of narcoti

you can't go to def con 1 just because sanjay gupta found a new moisturizer, every time a story breaksyou guys go to nine boxes on the news, i'm trying to watch the news, not pick a player in street fighter. it's giving me anxiety. if you have nine experts on the panel, what is your barrier of entry? here to talk about transportation infrastructure is my uber driver gary, gary, what do you got? it just says gary, 4.8 stars. i don't know, i got a mint. >> thanks, gary, let's go to the next countdown clock. all you guys do is soak up conflict, don, every time i watch your show it feels like i'm watching a reality tv show. cnn tonight should be just called wait a second, now hold on stop yelling at each other, with don lemon. you know your news, right? come on, but every time i watch cnn it feels like you're assigning me homework. is trump a russian spy? i don't know, you tell me, tweet us at "ac360." no, you tell me! i'm watching the news. but it feels like i'm watching cnn watch the news. just take an hour. figure out what you want to say, then go on the air. whenever i turn you guys on

sanjay gupta has this week's "living to 100." ♪ >> reporter: when you think about reading, just the ideag able to focus on something in particular that's not a big screen, not a device, can really be a benefit. there have been studies that have shown that it can help reduce your stress levels, help improve your attention levels, and possibly be overall good for your mental functions. you request reduce your rates of cognitive decline by up to 32%. this is significant. it's fascinating to see how the brain responds, even if the body is sitting still looking at those pages. for example, if there is a scene that you are a he reading that's a very active scene, areas of the brain that are called the motor cortex that are responsible for movement, they may start to light up. if it is a particularly stimulating part of the book that you're reading, your sensory cortex which allows you to see, that may start to light up. there have been some interesting studies showing you don't necessarily have to read a book -- i recommend this one -- you can listen to an audio book. that can have some of the

sanjay gupta anderson cooper take a look at the spread of infectious diseases and why some people don'tuestion does she have anything? >> now. >> vaccine hess tansy is something we observe to be on the rise which is quite alarming. influenza is possibly preventable with a vaccine. that's great. but nobody uses it. that's not great. one of the most common misperceptions about the flu vaccine is that people say, you know what, i am in my best years, i'm healthy, never been sick, but there's another aspect and that's not just me, that's also the people around me. because of the potential of me giving something to somebody that may be serious to them, even if it may not be serious to me at this moment, and i may very well sit on the subway next to somebody who has a very weak immune system and they may not know it and i may not know it, but i may give somebody the flu. there's the question of, the common good versus the individual good. if we want any effectiveness of a vaccine we need to get vaccinated. >> "unseen enemy" airs tonight at 9:00 on cnn. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" star

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sanjay gupta has this week's living to 100. ♪ >> when you think about reading the idea of being ablebig screen, not a device, it can be a benefit. studies have shown that it can help reduce your stress levels, help improve your attention levels and possibly be overall good for your mental functions. you could reduce your rates of cognitive decline up to 32%. this is significant and fascinating to see how the brain responds even if the body is sitting still looking at the pages. for example, if there's a scene you're reading that's an active scene here, your brain called the motor cortex responsible for movement may start to light up. if it's a stimulating part of the book that you're reading your sensory cortex allows you to see may start to light up. some interesting studies showing you don't have to read a book, i recommend this one by the way, you can actually hear books. you can listen to an audio book, for example, and that can have some of the same beneficial effects we're talking about. the more you read the more you know, the more you learn, the further you'll go. that was a

sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it's great to have you with us on this 100th day in office for president trump. and while he is busy touting his acheec acheech acheech achievements, thousands who oppose his agenda literally surrounded the white house this afternoon. let's show you the live pictures from washington where people who are marching in the climate march are taking place right now. thousands of protesters bused in from cities across the country, making their voices heard on climate science. similar protests also happening right now in downtown chicago where protesters are braving the rain there. demonstrators protesting on the sidewalk outside trump tower in new york as well. now all these protests come on trump's 100th day and follow several nationwide science marches we saw just last weekend. we have live team coverage for you this afternoon. correspondents athena jones, rene marsh and brian todd are joining usbrian. you have been with the

sanjay. >> outbreak is usually when you see some sort of eruption of an infection you wouldn't otherwiseto see. epidemic is when something starts to spread rapidly among the population. pandemic is when it's spreading around the world. endemic is when it becomes intrenched in a particular place. so certain malaria would be an example. something that started in these first stages but now endemic within certain parts of africa. >> in terms of risk, you say you can't prevent outbreaks, you can't prevent the emergence of a new infectious agent but you can prevent how it spreads. >> exactly. and that's the whole point. microbes emerge and reemerge. the critical issue is to prevent an outbreak from becometic an epidemic and then a pandemic. with vaccine development, you can blunt that spread. so people think prevent an outbreak. you're just not going to do that. there will be emergence of -- for example when we had ebola in africa, it start would a single case that spread to a few and because of missed opportunities it exploded. if the right proper public health measures had been taken early o

as noted by sanjay gupta, dr.y gupta on cnn the other day saying hello to neighbors can improve your own personal health. and well-being. parks are key to neighbored livability and personal health. i say bring it on. thank you. [applause]>> >> next, i like to introduce jim kelly was first vice president of development for equity residential. the developer of this whole complex. jim spearheads active element of equity residential multifamily properties across the entire bay area as you heard from her previous three speakers with unique innovative aspects of this project is the important because of made by equity to build and maintain this part. so, jim. [applause] >> thank you. i would like to thank some of the key players that helped make this park a reality and this project a reality today.this park is not just a showcase of design but it's a showcase of teamwork between public and private partners here. the city has been great to work with in the entire process. this is actually been a very long process as melia