we have ashley in new york and sibile, your chasing a part of the story where they are actually using zip ties to solve a technical problem on the trains. i want to start with ashley. ashley, you're in new york. >> sheena tucker from harlem is in a state of shock after the nightmare she experienced tuesday morning when the subway she was on derail. >> it was dark and allow boom. that was flames and sparks flying from the train. a lot of smoke. >> here's video she took of the chaos. she suffered a spinal injury after she was pushed and shoved by other frantic passengers. >> i was being trampled. so my back, i got pushed on my back on my right side of my spine. my lower back in the carrier is in pain. >> she was will on a southbound a train which jumped the track and slammed into the wall at 125th street station in harlem. it injured dozens and inconvenience hundreds through rush hour. governor andrew cuomo signed an executive order to declare state of emergency for the city's metropolitan transit authority. sheena has filed a claim against mta for $5 million. >> repairs must be made, w

diana with phil murphy at in newark and sibile your chasing kim.you diana. >> that's right. we met robert treat hotel and as you can hear from the noise and music, the excitement, phil murphy is the democratic nominee for governor in new jersey. we are waiting to see, earlier on tuesday we caught up with him in middletown. >> is skill set that matches up at this moment in time in new jersey with a state that is desperately in need of leadership in the economy. >> i also caught up with ray lesniak. the numbers were [inaudible] his side today. >> loot tenant governor kim -- is the victor. he was the on the controversial action of the gas tax per that strategy paid up big time. i was with governor christie earlier on tuesday as he voted for governor kim. >> i have seven more months of work to do and a lot of other things to have happen. it doesn't matter how i want to be remembered. in the end i will remember myself i want to remember it. everybody else gets to make that determination of how i get to be remembered. >> the mood there doesn't seem that

. >> thanks, sibile.er miss new jersey and the mom here. is the pageant game over? we are north of the mason dixon. 20167. who goes to pag gees now. >> in new jersey. we pretend it is not over income we try hard to make it. >> we keep doing it. somebody has to. >> people tease pageant and stuff. it really does open a lot of doors for young girls as for as scholarships concerned and travel. great organization to be brought up and open and career-wise. a lot of networking purposes so it is not for everyone. i think it is great for female to get. >> thank for giving us exer he is. good luck, ok. watch out for the pageants. i'm am one of them, probably. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ho are you doing, everybody? next stop on the tour. i am here with the santa claus of summer. >> i am going to test your work. >> you got it. >> see what kind of job you do, right? chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, se

if there's a pharmacy and vetted and integrated in the community mental health center sibile -- severely mentally health patients take their meds 96% of the time. that's what the journal of managed care said. a 40% reduction in hospital stay 18% reduction in your visits amounted to over 400 million dollars in savings on the basis of 500,000 patients. i don't understand the word trillion like any of us but i do understand $400 billion the impact to this patient population. so that's what i want to leave you with. the fact that let's not look at silos. let's continue to work together to look for total cost of care and let's make sure as a society and the health care industry would continue to reduce costs increase access and improve health. so with that we are going to talk a little bit about technology and the technology impact that it's having on quality of care in our system. today's panel is pretty exciting. we have heard a lot of talk about telemedicine and earlier conversations today and last year's symposium and entire symposium on data technology and the impact it's having. today w