detroit, impression, stress and that sort of thing as well. jon: good to have you in. thank you so much. jenna: that s an interesting information there. the captain of the ill fated costa concordia is back in court today trying to escape conviction in the deadly cruise ship accident. the latest from italy on that. also in africa, kenyan forces are locked in a bloody standoff at a mall in nairobi. terrorists taking hundreds of people hostage. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals:
exchanges to sign up. i think that is really where the focus is going to be. jon: the president said you can keep your doctor if you liked your doctor. that doesn t seem to beholding up to scrutiny. we ll see. jamie, thanks. thank you. jenna: a family seeking justice today for a husband and a father, hit and killed by a police officer after running from the cops. a look at the video and why relatives have chosen to release it now. what implications does it have? also samantha power making her diplomatic debut as the new ambassador to the u.n. the negotiating skis is sure to be put to the test in critical talks to syria. former spokesman for four u.s. ambassadors, rick grenell weighs in on the big weekend next. i remember the day my doctor said i had diabetes.
maybe it s you can still perform but we don t do it in a painless way. jon: so you don t feel as good about the work you re doing even if it s just as good as the person next to you who slept a good eight hours? exactly. in fact, we found in the patients they actually subjectively thought they were doing a horrible job at the memory task and at the end they were surprised to find out they did just as well. a go ahead night s sleep is important to let you turn the mind wandering centers off in the brain. jon: that s not to say that people should short themselves on sleep because they re going to be just as alert the next day as somebody who got more sleep. absolutely not. in medicine we always have moved towards giving our trainees more sleep because they re sharper the next day. feeling good allows you to interact more positively with other people and do a better job as a whole. jon: and the body needs rest as well. absolutely and we know that it contributes to reducing aing
manslaughter charge does not have to show intent. it only has to show wreckless driving. brown s family has already gotten $550,000 settlement from the city and crystal says this is not about money. it s about justice. the state attorney says the grand jury was the most fairway to go because of, quote, the most possible folks involved, people that live here, people that care about this community. jenna: thank you. jon: interesting new research shows our dreams might actually help us conquer our fears. a new study from northwestern university exposed patients to cues that trigger a fear response as they slept and when they were exposed again after they woke up, their level of fear was lower than before. some experts say this kind of technique could help provide tools to help treat or even cure people who suffer from phobias.
annual lunch for heads of state. jon, it is possible both men could be in the same room at the same time. as you know the iranians are trying a diplomatic new offensive hire on their disputed nuclear program but critics say they re just trying to delay and deny again. as you knee they continue to violate at least six united nations security council resolutions including demand to stop iruranium enrichment which they brazenly have not done, jon. jon: eric sean at the united nations. jenna: a lost news to get to today. we have a surprising discovery about insomnia that is real eye-opener. if you don t get enough shut-eye during the night you may think your brain is half asleep during the day. a new study says that is not affected. plus a new look at the effect of the health care law. administration talks about lowering costs but you get what you pay for as insurance companies limit your choices according to one report.