. >> of the decision was made today, the soonest the vaccine would be ready was mid- september. >> another company says the vaccine could be ready earlier. >> we could have products ready in early september. >> of lee's five clinical trials on adults and children as young as six months old. in most cases, two shot six weeks apart. those will determine if the substance is needed to stretch the vaccine. it is yielding only 30% of what scientists expected. >> if something happens to somebody after vaccination, the vaccine will be accused, whether it is guilty or not. >> lawmakers learned everything depends on how soon the virus decides to show up. >> we got lucky last year were this did not hit until late in the school year. we're not going to be lucky until late in the school year. >> baltimore is one of the testing sites for the new vaccine. the governor purchase -- the government purchased 500 million doses. they will decide next week who should get the vaccine first. >> the warning tonight from the fda about electronic cigarettes. they claim to give smokers their nicotine boost without ha

what is the soonest he spoke to officer crowley? >> he called me with a couple of hours of that incident. greta: when did he tell you? >> he asked me if i had a few minutes to listen to him, and he said he wanted to tell me a story about what happened a little while ago. we have been close friends, and we talk all the time, and he ran it by me, and i said, "jimmy, you had all of the probable cause that i think you needed it." "you did the right thing," and he said, "i had no choice," and we talked a little bit about what kind of fallout there might be. we talked about any time anybody from one of the colleges, especially harbor, might get in trouble, you kind of read about it in the newspaper, and " we thought it would play well here in boston in the short term -- and we thought it would play well here in boston in the short term. whether it will reach the magnitude and significance it has, but it has. greta: what did he tell you had happened? >> he was not dispatched. officers were dispatched, but they were not close, and he was on

ruth bader ginsburg has made it clear she will stay so her replacement would come at the soonest, and i think likely in a second obama term if there were one. the supreme court is really up for a shift -- the only time it could shift to the left in the election of 2016. right now, justices kennedy and scalia are 72 and 73. so by then, they would be getting to the point that they're 80, and that's going to be your first more conservative retirements. the chief justice, justice alito and justice thomas, the other conservative members of the court are all still very young. >> charlie: thank you for joining us. pleasure to have you back. >> it's great to be back. thks very much. >> charlie: we'll be right back. stay with us. >> charlie: v.s. ramachan is here. from the university of san diego. he believes that rare and unexplained disorders contain valuable insights into brain functions. in the 1990's he performed pioneering experiments on amputees suffering from the sensation of phantom limbs. using a store-bought mirror and a piece of cardboard he was able to cure them of pain in their a