school, he's gets bs and cs. even with all of this, he's a smart kid. i spent time with him. but as you also heard from his mom, it's hard to know what the future looks like, what happens down the road. families like daniel's requires a huge amount of support, and there simply isn't enough to go around. one problem i'll tell you, a simple shortage oaf mental health professionals. and now fully half of all psychiatrists don't even take most insurance plans, though there is some positive news in all of this as well. since newtown, 36 states have increased funding for mental health programs. and something called the mental health parody act was recently written into federal law. that means if you do have insurance, it covers mental health care on the same basis as anything else. it's considered an essential health benefit. for example, they can no longer limit you to just 20 visits if, in fact, you need more. we're going to keep an eye on this, see how it plays out and also keep you posted on daniel's story as well. now, i want you to take a look at this video from texas