checked by a supervising doctor, but when we obtained ashley's denial letter, we found her review by tim jack, m.d., was supervised by timothy jack, m.d. so, he signs the documents twice? >> trepinski: yes, except that he doesn't actually sign them himself. it's a robo-signature. >> pelley: dr. jack has acknowledged an anthem computer put his name to letters that he does not see, and on cases he didn't review. >> trepinski: it suggests a layer of review that's not there. because the signing doctor is described in the letter as having made that coverage determination, and he didn't. >> pelley: we tried to reach dr. jack in calls and a letter. we stopped by his home. but he declined to speak. katherine west's and ashley's parents gave us permission to ask anthem about their cases. anthem declined an interview, but its chief medical officer wrote that they "explored and provided the families numerous care options that went beyond their covered benefits." he goes on to say, "successful outcomes require a partnership between patients, families, medical professionals, and health plans." for the ins

jacks. >> senator alexander, senator murray, esteemed members of congress, my name is tim jackson. i'm a board certified pediatrician on the frontline of this vaccination issue. i daily recommend vaccinations to my patients and address concerns and questions they have. lately, i've also been addressing many questions over the ongoing measles outbreak. but i'm not here today as a medical professional. i'm here today as a father. three weeks ago, my infant son and daughter who is battling leukemia were exposed to measles. since her diagnosis of with leukemia,ism months ago, our home life has revolved around my daughter maggie's care. she's been admitted to the hospital six times and spent nearly a month there. she's on a very regimened schedule of treatments and she day up to six medications at a time. we have weekly visits to an outpatient clinic where she has procedures, she has blood work kraun and she gets her chemotherapy infusions. at one such clinic visit my children were exposed to measles. we were informed of this exposure and instructed to return for shots of the measles an

jack black. >> seth: our friend paula pell. >> paula pell. we got tim robinson.: -- dame helen mirren. [ laughter ] >> which i can't even -- every time she shows up in an episode, i start laughing. i'm like, how did we get helen mirren? [ laughter ] why did she say yes to this? [ laughter ] >> seth: she said yes very quickly. >> yeah, she was like, "yep." and we were like, "woah!" >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] no, it is amazing. every time i say helen mirren, i can't believe it either. >> i know. yeah, i'm like, why did you do our show? >> seth: i know you're very excited about this. because the blue jean committee, which is a subject of one of the documentaries -- >> yes. >> seth: one of the greatest bands of the 70's. >> one the greatest -- greatest soft rock bands of the. >> seth: one great album. that's what everyone agrees. >> yes. catalina breeze and the greatest soft rock bands of the '70s. >> seth: yes. >> and i'm just thrilled to be in the same studio -- >> seth: i'm so excited to see them perform. and they he haven't performed live in years, i think. >> y

tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> staying in delaware now. officials are talking about spending millions of dollars to fight drug abuse. jack marcal asked for $4.5 million to tackle the problem and got it. it includes increasing withdrawal management services across the street, and increasing the number of beds at sober living facilities. 185 people died last year because of a suspected drug overdose. >>> doylestown may soon join two other bucks county communities supporting the legalization of medical marijuana. the full council adopt the resolution. the council will meet about it on monday. penndel and sellersville already urge the state to make marijuana available to those with chronic illnesses who could benefit from the drug. medical marijuana isn't legal in pennsylvania. but supporters have been trying to push it through the state legislature. a bill did pass through the senate this year, but the house hasn't done anything with it. medical marijuana is legal in delaware and new jersey. the cost for a medical card in delaware is $125. in new jersey it's $200. >>> a fight is building over food trucks in part of universi

tim cook is recruiting from historically black colleges. they have had a lot of success as well. maria: apple tv, jack.t do you think about that as well? this is something the company was hopeful would be a big revenue generator and gets being pushed out? >> i think it has to be tied to collapse in the media stocks. suddenly marketplace is not valuing content the way it was. iger saying espn subs were down slightly. apple sees opportunity to drive hard bargain. les moonves nailed the deal with time warner. that may be the peak. now apple saying, stepping away from the table, give us a better deal. we'll not pay that much. that is where apple has to go. they're the one company, what is great about apple, they have hardware and software. nobody else can do that. content is software just as they have pipeline to music. this is good for long-term apple investors. short term we could easily see more weakness. >> i like the automobile piece. i'm a car guy. i read all the car magazines. maria: yeah. >> in moving cars, cars ii, the nine-year-old, which is movie i watched the most in my life? >> which do you li