i talked with steve johnson and he seemed quite happy with it. there are a number of reporting procedures outlined to the commission so that they can oversee this process. this is a large reform we are engaging in. this is hard work. there is a lot of commitment from the bottom up and dow. >> we have with us the architects of the mint is model. -- the memphis model. we look at how they handled the mentally ill and then we look at the model in los angeles and we invited them back today to talk about their process. >> i would like to express our appreciation to this board and the leaders of this community that has been interacting with us and the crisis intervention team in memphis. we are very appreciative of your time. we will start right into the presentation. the crisis intervention teams is referred to as cit. i am a retired major from the memphis police department. the last part of my career, which is 20 years, which was donated and directed towards the crisis intervention team. we helped to formalize this specialized approach. since my prese

community not just improvements in preparations for the actual events themselves and so we have steve johnson ski runs in different facilities being built for the actual olympic events of the sporting events but you also need hotels you need broods you need. infrastructure that will take the amount of electricity that will be brought in by the international media as well so you have a lot of construction a lot of building people coming down to sochi to make sure that it is ready for those olympic games ok sean thomas thanks very much indeed for that that's our correspondent there sean thomson just. that that is the mascot of the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics summary about a new stories coming up in just a moment here on this.

madam president, i mentioned on the floor before that i recently read a book by steve johnson about innovation in america and he told a fascinating story that october 4, 1957, when the soviets launched sputnik, america was caught by surprise. here, our adversaries in the cold war, the russians, had the capacity with a missile to launch a satellite that circled the earth. it was the first manmade satellite. we knew they had the bomb. now they had these missiles and the capacity to launch a satellite. and so the russians, to prove to the world that they had launched the satellite, had this basketball-sized sputnik satellite emitting this signal. there were two sign teufrts up near baltimore -- scientists near baltimore working for the federal government who decided they would track this signal. and they found it. as they tracked it, they used their scientific expertise and the doppler effect to determine not only the trajectory of the satellite but its speed. they reported their findings to the department of defense. they could tell the department of defense where sputnik was and how fast it was

steve jones is president and ceo of robert johnson university hospital in new jersey. and john mcgulchy is head of government practice. tony rogers is currently deputy administrator for strategic planning. with that said, i am going to introduce our panelists in reverse order. after i got done introducing kobe last he will speak first. that seems to make the most sense to do this. tony rogers has 30 years of experience in the health-care industry. march of last year he was appointed to his current position at cms. he is past printable at health management association of associates in michigan. he was past director of the arizona medicaid program and chip program providing health coverage for 1.3 million in arizona. that is having budgetary responsibility for over $11 billion organization in the state of arizona. john bigalke has acted as vice chair of the national industry leader for health sciences and he joined lloyd over ten years ago after the advisory practice. he is one of the -- he provides service to many key players including what blue cross blue shield of mic

steve jobs last week. the times article talks about apple's dynamic leaders, people you probably never heard of. they've got chief operating officer tim cook. they have ron johnsons overseas 300 plus apple stores. eddie queue, vice president of internet services, a host of leaders. they say do not worry about the company. they understand people's concerns about steve jobs' health but the health of the company, they say don't worry about it. it is not one person, it is a whole lot of people and very talented people running the show at apple. terry mcsweeney. >> san jose police are asking the public for information on a fatal car crash that happened near a high school last night. the car slammed into a light pole killing the 18-year-old passenger and sending the 18-year-old driver to the hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries. the accident happened about 7:00 last night. neighbors heard the impact and called police. investigators are hoping any possible witnesses will call them with more information. >> the task force in contra costa county will not begin again until investigators have a chance to audit and inspect the entire force. that after the comm

steve jobs last week. the article talks about the many leaders inside apple. chief operating officer tim cook talks about ron johnson who oversees 300 apple stores. a man by the name of eddie cue vice president of internet services says there's nothing to worry about as far as apple going forward without steve jobs. it says remember what happened with disney when walt disney passed away. what happened with wal-mart when sam walton left and what happened with ford when henry ford left, all companies managed to survive and apple will do the same thing. there's concern among shareholders and they want an answer today. >> an update on the story we've been telling you about for days. oakland police say they've arrested a suspect connected to a string of robberies targeting women leaving a supermarket parking lot. investors say over the last few weeks, six customers were robbed after leaving the safeway store on redwood road. the thieves would follow the victims' home and rob the women in their driveways. a surveillance camera captured one of the robberies on camera and that gave police enough information to obtain an arr

steve jones as president and ceo of robert wood johnson hospitals. he is work in a variety of roles. the hospitals and health systems is a for hospital system, an academic medical center that includes a children's hospital. he is a board member of the hospital association and a veteran of the united states air force were specialized in russian linguistics. hopefully, he will be able to help us weave through the acronyms of accountable care with that background. if [laughter] dr. cosgrove is president and ceo of the cleveland foundation. it is a $4.6 billion health-care system and is one of the most well-known health care systems in the world. he emphasizes patient care and experience. he has reorganized the model into a patient's centered institute model, a perfect person to talk about getting it across. he joined in 1975. he led the clinic's heart program on a 10-year run. he was an air force surgeon. he served in vietnam. he earned a bronze star. yes performed over 22,000 surgery's, which is at numbers i have a hard time getting -- she has performe

steve jones as president and ceo of robert wood johnson hospitals. he is work in a variety of roles. the hospitals and health systems is a for hospital system, an academic medical center that includes a children's hospital. he is a board member of the hospital association and a veteran of the united states air force were specialized in russian linguistics. hopefully, he will be able to help us weave through the acronyms of accountable care with that background. if [laughter] dr. cosgrove is president and ceo of the cleveland foundation. it is a $4.6 billion health-care system and is one of the most well-known health care systems in the world. he emphasizes patient care and experience. he has reorganized the model into a patient's centered institute model, a perfect person to talk about getting it across. he joined in 1975. he led the clinic's heart program on a 10-year run. he was an air force surgeon. he served in vietnam. he earned a bronze star. yes performed over 22,000 surgery's, which is at numbers i have a hard time getting -- she has performe

steve jones as president and ceo of robert wood johnson hospitals. he is work in a variety of roles. the hospitals and health systems is a for hospital system, an academic medical center that includes a children's hospital. he is a board member of the hospital association and a veteran of the united states air force were specialized in russian linguistics. hopefully, he will be able to help us weave through the acronyms of accountable care with that background. if [laughter] dr. cosgrove is president and ceo of the cleveland foundation. it is a $4.6 billion health-care system and is one of the most well-known health care systems in the world. he emphasizes patient care and experience. he has reorganized the model into a patient's centered institute model, a perfect person to talk about getting it across. he joined in 1975. he led the clinic's heart program on a 10-year run. he was an air force surgeon. he served in vietnam. he earned a bronze star. yes performed over 22,000 surgery's, which is at numbers i have a hard time getting -- she has performe