vincent harding. has been described as the most important civil rights leader not everyone has heard of. and this holiday special, we hear dr. harding in his own words and plan excerpt of martin luther king historic speech against the war in vietnam, which vincent harding wrote. >> we must move past indecision. we must find new ways to speak for peace in vietnam and justice throughout the developing world. on our doors.ders if we do not act, we shall long, be dragged down the dark, and shameful corridors of time. and for those for power without compassion, might without morality and strength without sight. >> vincent harding and martin luther king for the hour. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we spend the hour remembering the pioneering historian, theologian, and peace activist dr. vincent harding. he died may 19 at the age of 82. he was a close adviser to dr. martin luther king and wrote king's famous antiwar s

vincent's hospital in new york.n police followed up with the local hospitals, they identified a male nurse at st. vincent's, 38-year-old mark slaten who not only resembled the composite drawing, he also lived in staten island near the stores where the killer purchased the latex gloves and garbage bags used in the murders. unfortunately sladen's prints didn't match the prints found on the plastic bags. >> it's heartbreaking. you're out there pounding the pavement, doing everything you can, and you don't have an answer for them. so it was very frustrating. >> thinking that the killer may have misled his victims about where he worked, detective kuhn enlisted his own children in the investigation to distribute the composite sketch of the killer to all of the local hospitals. unfortunately the flyers didn't generate any significant leads and susan the case turned cold. >> many, many man hours, hundreds of man hours devoted to these investigations and essentially the trail just went cold. >> the murders stopped, too, lead

a psychiatric evaluation showed vincent was both sane and intelligent. some teenagers in utah are angry their high school year book photos were edited without their permission. dozens of female students at wasatch high school say their pictures altered to show less skin. sleeves were added to some of the photos, while necklines were raised on others. the students say the editing seemed to be random. two girls wore the same top, but only one of them was changed. >> plenty of girls wore tank tops some were edited and some were not. >> they did not give you the option to fix it or tell you before it happened. they changed the yearbook pictures. >>school officials say there was a sign posted on picture day warning students that photos could be edited, if the dress code was violated. they say the only apology they will make is, for not being more consistent with their editing. >> remember that game at the bar when you have to find out the differences in the machine. >> i am really good i am like high score. >> you have defined all the differences. >> i don't

vincent talked about king's vision. in the last years of his life, he said america had to deal with what he called triple , the, the evil of racism evil of materialism, and the evil of militarism, and he saw those three very much connected to each other. that was vincent harding. he died yesterday. headlines,ome of the this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. >> i am aaron mate. we begin with major developments that could shape the media landscape for years to come. ast year the fcc advanced proposal that critics say threatens net neutrality, the concept of a free and open internet. the rules could allow fast lanes where companies pay providers for faster access to consumers. that sparked a wave of protest from opponents who say the rules and too much power to the major companies who can afford to shell out. consolidating their control at the expense of small competitors and consumers monthly bills. similar concerns have been raised about a merger deal struck over the weekend.

one thing about lou vincent's claims will help cricket to clean up its act.t's dealing with a period from between 2008 and 2012, a lot of which happened and has gone, and we have moved on. cricket will hope that it's starting to get a grip on this - they have a lot of work to do. >> thank you, lee wellings reporting live from london. thank you. >>> defending champions miami heat are through to the eastern conference finals, trailing against the brooklyn nets, then a 3 point are scored with 32 seconds. lebron james storing 28, dwayne wayne adding 20 more. they clinched the series 4-1. >> it's exciting. you put so much hard work into it. especially the play-offs. to be able to be in a situation on the home floor, under the circumstances that we had to come back tonight, a lot of emotions and, i mean, it's been like that for us. it's never easy. never easy for us, it comes down. and we had to do that. we had to do it once again. you know, it's a big time finish for our team. >> the san antonio spurs are through to the finals after a win against the portland trai

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vincent hardy. andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very much.you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assis

vincent hardy. andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very muc >> hello, i'm nona along with the legacy of voters in san francisco i'm here to discuss 19th street only june 3rd the city and county of san francisco through it's port commission mfrtsz 3 and a half miles of waterfront along the bay and it currently regulates the maximum allowed heights they run from 40 to 84 feet they usually need approval by the planning commission and the board of supervisors those changes

arturo vincent, was the first to see her. would you describe her mental condition after john's death? >> flat, is what we call it in the psychiatric business. a blank stare. >> ann's physician found her shockingly frail and thin, weighing only 66 pounds. >> ann was severely malnourished with pockets of pus on her skin. >> treating her would not be easy. >> she was in a trance-like state, not cooperating too much for her needs or how she was feeling. >> although ann was in no condition to communicate she says the police would not leave her alone. >> i do remember police officers coming into the room. and they were unnecessary. it was cruel. >> give me one example. >> having four police officers walking in with their weapons and guns to make sure, i was still there. that was not necessary to do every day for two weeks. >> ann had plenty to be concerned about. the lead prosecutor, edgar ramirez says the evidence was pointing to murder. and ann's guilt. there was the single shot to the back of john's head, a spot, he says, makes

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economist vincent gray and -- vincent reinhart.ll tell us about the concerns in ukraine and what that means for the 10-year. ♪ >> my next guest says the ukraine crisis has become a wake-up call to develop energy resources. he says fracking would provide security at a time when russia has threatened to cut off supply. , michaelon ukraine fallon joins me right now from houston. welcome. let me ask you about the political consequences and challenges of relying on russia so heavily for energy. if you look at the eu, one third of all needs are coming from russia. does this put people in europe in a more vulnerable position? >> definitely. it is not simply one third of all europe's gas, but for some member states, it is 100% of their supply. vulnerable and europe is vulnerable. what has happened in the ukraine is a wake-up call to europe to get on and diversify sources of supply and encourage more in dirge this -- more indigenous energy. >> one concern has been europe is not as willing to join the u.s. in terms of invoking sanctions beca

vincent and ali and scott madison. thank you guys for taking the time to come out her and see the commission. today, the commission is considering authorizing the issuance of a special tax refunding bond for the city and county of san francisco community hunters point shipyard and in an unanimous not to exceed $40 million and he approving an screw all the time and body purposing agreement and 3 will sxhier the shipyard and give you an overview of the documents getting approved and give you a forward look at the process coming back to you. we're financing the variable rate bonds you began the chain procedures and approve the procurement and separately the commission has to approve the action and this begins the action process that 0 won't be final until the department of finance comes back in july. the shipyard is a multiple project it includes land on the shipyard and candle stick park and it totals one hundred 8 acres. the disposition were approved in 2003. one of the important financing sources for the project is the

it is so much more if vincent. emerging market stocks are cheap.are taking a look at companies like $.10 and send 1.3 billion people in china. >> angel really play well for companies like alibaba was to go through with their listing sometime this summer. this is a good environment to be in. >> tanks. offer?ere be a new the spot lips after the -- the spotlight after the astrazeneca deal. do the u.s. markets react? su keenan take a look at what we can expect this week. >> the week ahead on wall street is going to be a holiday shortened week due to the fact markets are those on monday. we drove the s&p to a new closing high above 1900. it continues. we will get fresh earnings and a new round of economic data including the latest read on gdp . they predict the u.s. economy probably shrank for the first time in three weeks. datall also get the latest on rising home prices. s predict the rise has probably cooled. pfizer faces a deadline for the $117 billion bid. britishl offer for companies. they say it is unlikely that astrazeneca will extend the deadli

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that night she was with adam wigglesworth and vincent. they volunteer with a program that provides clean needles and other assistants to addicts. >> she wasn't responding and blue lips. her breathing had become quite shallow. >> well, when someone's not breathing or responding to any sort of stimulus, you give them breath and at that time i usually administer it. >> now watch what happens next. >> narcan can reverse the effects of heroin and other drugs like ox y oxy. finally liz begins to come around. liz? you okay? [ inaudible ] th >> you overdosed. can you sit up? >> my goodness. i can tell you that after being revived liz made it to rehab and when we last checked in on her, she was doing well. as you saw, liz was saved by friends but the idea is to get this medicine into the hands of as many as soon as possible. not just new york city. rhode island police began carrying this drug a month ago and state trooper james deangelo has already put it to good use. trooper, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> so from what i understand, you

and roosevelt sort of looked at him and said, well, you're going to have to pay too, vincent.[laughter] so, but this leads me into a question i wanted to ask you, nomi, which is that in all of the period that you covered going back, as i said, to the dawn of the 20th century it seems to me, and you can check me if i'm wrong on this, that there was really only one period in which there really was a successful campaign for wall street and banking regulation, and that was the '30s. when we got the securities act of 1933 and of 1934, we got the sec, we got disclosures of corporate finances, we got, we brought the new york stock exchange to heel, all these things. the -- is that true, and if so, why do you think that is? why have we been so unable to do it in other periods, and what was it about the '30s that made a difference? >> there was a man named winthropal dredge who was actually the son of the father of the federal reserve -- >> and, by the way, related to nelson aldridge rockefeller who -- >> yes. he was the great uncle of nelson rockefeller, four-time new york governor, v

in the early '80s, a stripped-down version of kiss emerged with new faces, vinnie vincent and eric carred out more platinum albums, but kiss began to unravel. ♪ lick it up >> we had taken off the makeup, ace and pete we are no longer in the band. there was some real changes in music so i was completely lost. i didn't know who i was. >> simmons drifted from the band. >> i was seduced by hollywood, power. happened to meet cher, moved in, moved in with diane mass in that ross. spent time making movies. >> did you sell out for a while? >> i did. in this case it was a betrayal. it was a betrayal of a bond that we supposedly had. in essence leaving me holding the bag going off to do other things and still wanting equal credit. >> simmons returned, but the kiss army, their faithful core of fans, had deserted. >> we were playing to empty halls. to go out on stage and have somebody go "you wanted the best, you got the best, the hottest band in the land, kiss" and you go out on stage and the place is empty. i was shake on the the core. >> they went back to the makeup and the original lineup a dec

competence vincent says. although the opposition were concerned that the absence of the need for jeter and i was concerned to that even kilowatts and informed that the key in airports and on charges departure. yesterday afternoon. does he know find it. someone on except ago that he was expressing what confidence can the minister took the kids did. but having any idea at all. the protest is to minister to resign. i find his extraordinary gift and this sad turn of events given the facts that said a senior cabinet minister has and resigns at the thomas that would not be here the independent nick was our mission team leader gerry adams pope acknowledged it was a difficult time for iron chef his family. but the questions remained others go between ethics and compassion. this minister was korea ring around the place like remote control for the warm water on speech that he should cut and polished timber post after that i'm unsure of his departure of a stephen minister. to that of course and with the relevant section

vincent de pauls and msc south has signage and they have given the template to the committee and we are changing the names and circulating that out. >> going forward whether a site provides -- i mean puts up that signage something you will report on? >> we do report on it and check on it but because it's not part of the standards of care it's

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vincent de pauls and msc south has signage and they have given the template to the committee and we are changing the names and circulating that out. >> going forward whether a site provides -- i mean puts up that signage something you will report on? >> we do report on it and check on it but because it's not part of the standards of care it's not a complaint driven process so what we did with the information this year is see how some sites -- where it was posted and get the information and when we send it out and if we don't see it on a site visit we hand it to the provider and so there is that signage and sites like larkin has signage -- i would say 60% have signage up

vincent de pauls and msc south has signage and they have given the template to the committee and we are changing the names and circulating that out. >> going forward whether a site provides -- i mean puts up that signage something you will report on? >> we do report on it and check on it but because it's not part of the standards of care it's not a complaint driven process so what we did with the information this year is see how some sites -- where it was posted and get the information and when we send it out and if we don't see it on a site visit we hand it to the provider and so there is that signage and sites like larkin has signage -- i would say 60% have signage up in english and spanish. >> i would appreciate maybe you could share with me the information you have in terms of who has the signage and who doesn't? that would be great. i appreciate it. >> sure. thank you supervisor. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you and thank you supervisor campos for your questions. i wanted to build upon something he asked about and language services and access and i know for the shelters you have th

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circle was refunded by the moans order contributions from the people of derry local businesses and the vincent de paul. for years before the non began working in or visiting social worker wrote a report saying the hundreds of children working with complete helplessness. she said it was impossible for the to show affection because of the large numbers involved it was no evidence of state intervention on foot of that report. during today's hearing them on the head of the ten names that were made about her idea to try the other but both men and women. these involve allegations of physical emotional and verbal trilogy she denied everything. and on the first xmas or sister to give evidence. i spent over fifty years looking at the order centers in ireland in the uk. tony coolmore team used and rage. genentech achieve the kind of representative association has accused the government of sacking the former got the commissioner p j stone said michael pollan and was removed from office on the police to complain and set up with the disgraceful way to trace the peace corps the circumstances surrounding the

normal vincent peel wrote. >> it is important to keep a positive outlook.doit and exercise, all of those things, they have shown time and time again, when we reduce stress in our lives. we get rid of the things we are talking about and the negative health consequences. and negative people make positive people sick. if you see a negative person, run like hell. so said our boss. that is true. thank you. >> and could this fish and others like it takedown an american industry? >> the race against time to stop an invasive species. we have this next. dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking co

they are being made by former place luke vincent. they have provided the units with information about matches and players involved. they have previously admitted to involvement with illegal book makers and has now cooperated in the hope of avoiding criminal prosecution. now the news comes on the day new reports underline the extent of global sports corruption, and betting fraud. this two year study by the international study for sports security, says sports betting is now $140 billion annual industry, and that 80% of gambling is being done illegally. asia and europe less than 85% of the total league and illegal market with football and correct the most targeted sports. well, chris heat topp is one of the men behind the reports, saying banning betting is not an answer. >> sports betting is something that covered the entire globe. so if a country for religious reasons or for even philosophical reasons banned their citizens from gambling, the fact is they have probably still got access to gambling, they do have access to gambling throug

. >> reporter: vincent dunlap started coming here when he retired from the military back in 1992. and he noticed back then it did take too long to get an appointment or a prescription. >> but from '92 to '94 i saw dramatic changes. >> reporter: improvements? >> oh, there were leaps and bounds. >> reporter: now there's no question that among staffers, there's some depression about these allegations. anybody who works for the va has got to be feeling it, though they don't want to talk about it. however, from the patients, the one here at clements in san francisco, one of the best liked in the country. >>> now to a developing story. for the second time in the past 24 hours, a construction worker has died on the job. today it happened in east san jose. around noon today near the intersection of sierra road and north capitol avenue this man fell about three stories. marianne favro is live with the latest details. >> reporter: well, the company he worked for had a very solid safety record, raj. the man was delivering sheetrock to this construction site you see behind me on capitol avenu

. >> sparks fly as this car grind into the concrete divider and more are coming, like mechanic vincentho is on his way to work. instead, he's about to become part of the smashup. >> my truck hid sideways into -- my truck hit sideways into the suv, that rear window in her car exploded. it just sounds like a bomb blowing up in my truck. >> this driver is in shock. on his cell phone, in the middle of the danger zone. unbelievably, he doesn't get hit. >> there will probably be more wrecks. you can probably hear it in my voice. like this guy. my pulse was pounding, my neck was pounding. i was waiting for something terrible to happen. we have got one -- two -- three, four -- five, there is another car right up over there. >> by the time california highway patrol officers arrive, ten vehicles have turned highway 67 into a junkyard. luckily, no one gets killed, but four people are injured and taken to the hospital. up the california coast, another hazardous thoroughfare, and another multicar pileup. >>> firefighters at l.a.'s task force 39 in van nuys, california, see more than their share of

vincent de again narrow. that the dr. told him stop investigating problems. that is pretty incredible with the chief of staff of the hospital says, we don't want to know. gerri: shocking. we mentioned in this entire conversation, this was nothing new. the president when he talks about, he wants more investigation, more reports. he is waiting for the ig's report before he does anything at all. here's the president. >> i know the people are angry and want swift reckoning. i sympathize with that but we have to let the investigators do their job and get to the bottom of what happened. our veterans deserve to know the facts. their families deserve to know the facts. once we know the fact, i assure you if there is misconduct, it will be punished. gerri: a lot of people out there tonight saying we know the facts. why is the president delaying? >> we do know the facts. the inspector general reported himself there were 23 preventable deaths. did he say they were directly related to the delays? he couldn't make that claim but he said there were 23 preventable debts. th

joining me, pennsylvania state senator vincent hughes.r to the state human relations commission urging them to take action. what exactly would you like for them to do? >> well, thanks for having me. we wanted to alert the human relations commission which is the arm of the state of pen he pen to really deal with these kinds of issues of a lack of tolerance and get them fully engaged in dealing with this issue of the klan. what folks don't know, t.j., is that the incident in fairview township is just 1 of 3 that have occurred in the last 2 1/2 to three weeks. there is another incident in camp hill, pennsylvania, right outside of harrisburg and just in the past couple of days there is an incident that occurred in canonsburg, pennsylvania in washington county right outside the city of pittsburgh where flyers were dropped talking about, if i can quote this correctly, take a stand and join the klan. what we know is, after having pretty much run the klan out of pennsylvania offense the last two decades, that you always have to step to these orga

vincent's hospital. and i remember talking to them at a time and they were in an almost spiritual state when i talked to them in the hospital realizing that by the grace of god they had been carried down 20 or 30 stories. didn't die, and then could have been crushed and were not. so that story, that story really has always meant a lot to me and getting me out of the bad feelings of september 11th. >> you say this museum moves you like few others. you walk out of there sort of emotionally drained. but there are family members, i mean, the wounds are still raw for so many folks who protest how it is done and what is there and the remains. do you think that if they see it that will change? or will that fight always go on? >> it is impossible when so many people are going through trauma of this nature, which is hard for anyone to understand if you have not been through it. it is the worst thing that could happen to you, put in big blaring lights in which you're expected to act in certain ways. so people are

opinion now, at least make it very difficult for virtu, the high frequency trading firm owned by vincent viola, former head of new york mercantile exchange, make it difficult for virtu to come public if you erase that nanosecond speed if that is what schneiderman wants. this investigation is in early stages. never say will be not be an encoresment action in early stages. right now he is not focusing on enforcement action but looking for structural change for the business that could hurt firms wanting to go public in this trading business. melissa: awesome, charlie, thank you. a few former employees of twitter have not been able to unload their shares. we have charlie there and monica mate at that, and james freeman from "the wall street journal" this is outrageous. the lockup expires, big guns get or cash out and quotes from people posting them online. i'm on hold, hopefully someone picks up before the market something expletive closes. former twitter engineer. the quotes are everywhere. folks are furious that they couldn't sell. are you outraged, james? >> no, i'm not outraged. melissa:

but homeowner sandra vincent is not giving up without a fight and her daughter leah is joining us thisng. nice to see you both. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having us. >> sandra, how did you first learn about the city planning to take your property? >> at the first public hearing, which was in february of 2013. >> so you didn't get a letter or anything? you found out at a public hearing? >> correct. correct. >> and what did you r'k when you found out that the city was planning to take your property? >> well, at that point it was a just taking a part of the yard. and i was devastated over that. >> and this house as we mentioned that be in your house since 1948. you remember growing up as a little girl playing there. leah, when you first heard about this, why my house? why this house? >> it was devastating. this is more than a house. this is our family heritage, our history. my mother grew up in the house, i grew up next door and was frequently in the house visiting my grandparents. it is just unbelievable. >> sandra, what justification did the city give for claiming that they a

. >> clia vincent with bloomberg news. following up a little on the discussion of the role of fhfa, how does the fact that fannie mae and freddie mac are now posting record profits factor into your thinking about how much they should be helping troubled borrowers and undertaking initiatives to stabilize the market -- mortgage market? is that something that is guiding some of your policy decisions no? >> i haven't looked a lot of profits as a driving force in any of our decisions. i think as i've indicated already the record level of profits that you have seen are not sustainable. it's clear, and we've said that over and over, they made substantial tax adjustments and they are releasing those now, and we've had substantial major recoveries in litigation that won't be repeated over time. in fact, we are nearing the end of those kinds of recoveries. so i don't think we should let profits drive decisions that we make. we are trying to make responsible decisions. we are trying to increase the availability of credit to credit wo

vincent e. parker. >> the names read in the order their lives were lost. elizabeth prann is live on the national mal with more details. >> reporter: nice to see you. this is the first time anything like this has taken place since 9/11. about 450 americans from across the nation are joining together to read the names of 7,000 fallen service men and women who lost their lives in the line of duty in iraq and afghanistan after 9/11. the ceremony, which will take the entire day to complete, is an emotional one for so many who are visiting. >> since my son was the first killed in action in a helicopter crash when we went into kandahar, it's very poignant for me to be here, to be chosen as speaker for the program and to read the first set of names. >> i lived in the western part of new york state. and came down not only to visit the wall and do memorial day here in washington, but to participate in reading of the names. >> reporter: speakers included retired four-star general and former cia director, david petraeus, among many others. chuck hagel noted the symbol

. >> leon vincent, serving 60 years for murder, read one of his passages to the group. >> you read mye of my special preparations for tonight's special feast. >> i really like that not for metaphor that you used. you read my eyes like parables. that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. so i really like that. >> i'm from the hood, you know, not to separate the hood from anything. shakespeare was something, you know, i never thought i would experience in my life. you know, since i came in contact with shakespeare, i see a lot of those parallels that correlate with urban life. >> essentially macbeth and the rest of the characters are committing either immoral, unethical or criminal acts. where we would say criminal acts, right? of course, that's what we're in here for, committing criminal acts. so it's made me more introspective. >> the sky has the residue of sunlight, but it fades away like butter on cornbread. macbeth is getting rid of them. that's how he keep his hands clean. he's going to have the lower ranking ones do the job for him so he don't have to. >> just

vincent's hospital in bellevue. these men were saved by a miracle. these stories, they got caught in an alcove, the building fell on them. but they were just in like a perfect storm, perfect situation. they were right in the middle of an area that is protected and they were all saved. so you get stories like that. and when you say to me, children born after, i thought've tarry -- terry hat ', married to my administrative assistance, and she was born after terry passed, and terry never knew about her. but disis the way you teach them. this is part of history and they have to know about it. >> thank you, mayor, for then and now. >> thank you, neil. >> we'll have more soon. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me.