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condition. 13 people who were watching, spectators, caught in all that stuff, were injured. franchitti and two of those spectators taken to the hospital. in our nation s capitol hill, the u.s. house, the senate, due back in session tomorrow. as we are about to head into day seven of a partial government shutdown. no resolution among the politicians in sight. they re all playing out as the country moves closer to the possibility of defaulting on our debt for the first time. and u.s. forces this weekend carrying out two terror raids, one in somalia where navy s.e.a.l.s were targeting the terrorists behind the deadly mall attack in kenya. meanwhile, in libya, one of america s most wanted terrorists captured by u.s. forces and whisked out of the he s a suspected al qaeda member
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david, it s a very prestigious position, a great hospital. actually bailed out medical center after hurricane sandy. a great facility. your great partner and great friend and good colleague of mine. jamie: we can help you out. 67 million americans have high blood pressure. it s a disease that has such a huge role in heart and kidney disease. then we found out this brand-new study that finds too many people are being treated for high blood pressure. how can that be too many peoe, 67 million have it. this is an important study. came out minnesota where people are looking at something called ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. i tell you what the problem is. someone comes to see me with high blood pressure
treatment and vabltd and access to treatment. right now, i m actually dealing in a practice with a kid who could be an adam lanza and it is difficult to deal with the issues and the mom calls me crying, saying what can we do for my son? this is a boy who just a couple of weeks ago held his mom at knife point and then made a suicide attempt. landed himself in the hospital. he was at a great hospital. johns hopkins university and there for just two weeks and then once he no longer seemed to be imminent danger, which is what the criteria is, you need to be an imminent risk of killing yourself or somebody else, he was discharged and sent back to my care. the problem is, he refuses to come and see me and giving the parents a real fuss with taking the medication so what do we do with the kids? what i think we need is more services available for the families, we need to have programs and institutions where kids can go for long-term treatment. the problems do not start overnight and they re no