Another tragic start here on a friday morning. Good morning. Thank you for joining us. Im sam brock. Im kris sanchez in for laura garciacannon. Were going to have the latest developments out of france including new information on who the suspect might be. But we do want to get a check of weather with kari first. Good morning. It will still be a very warm day, effort inland areas. We still catch a brauk along the coast with some fog. We see that right now as we get a view of San Francisco. Its 55 degrees there as you head out the door. Highs today reaching 66 with some mid 80s in the east bay. The peninsula, 79 degrees. Still hitting the 90s in the south bay. As well as the trivalley while the north bay today not as hot with a high of 87 degrees. Coming up in a fuel minutes well talk more about what to expect this weekend. Heading over to mike now with a view of whats happening as you head out the door this morning. We still have a slow, unexpectedly slow drive this friday. Berkeley cur
I, you know, i would like to talk to more people about the memoir, you know, i always say inevitability each time i talk to someone about it. Its the hardest book i have written and never want to write another memoir again. I laugh after i say it. But seriously when i say it but even though it was i dont know it even though it was very difficult, i still believe in i believe in the book, you know, like, i believe that it tells a story that is worth telling. And, you know, attempting to Say Something important. So, you know, even though it was very hard for me to, you know, i dont regret it. I just know that i will hopefully wont do it again. So i figured i would read a little bit from the prologue just to situate us, and then im going to skip thank you. Im going skip to the last chapter and read some bits from the last chapter. I dont want to confuse you, but in the last chapter, theres some statistics and that this is, you know, this book there are not many statistics show up. Numbers
And he gets no recognition from the va for that effort. And they need it badly. Thank you, congressman. Thank you. I thank the entire panel for being here today. I go back, as a young military medical officer during the vietnam era, and i was thinking as i was listening to the testimony, what training i had had and i am an ob gyn doctor what training i had going into the military and what training i received in the military to deal with this. And i can tell you, as for what i received in the military, it was nothing. Military sexual trauma has been going on just logically thinking about it, we knew it was happening outside the military. Why wouldnt it occur inside the military . Why would it be occurring in the civilian world, and i get drafted, and the next day it is not an issue . Today, there are a lot more women serving. It is amazing how many women now are doing a phenomenal job in the military. There is that issue there. I think what we have to do, as a scientist, you identify th