i really did. did you enjoy it? i did enjoy. i went with my sister. di gd you go to the mall? i did.mo i went to the movie and i had a nice time. ohvie? kat: i that s amazing.>g you get around the show, right? i direg:s amd get off. i saw oppenheimer. oh, you did? it was very good : what. er yeah, it was. it was well-acted. there was no, no people of wom color and no women, which i made note of. oh, finally. ahwhich notof.. who was that? i mean, terrible feminist, academic m got mad that there was. took 20 minutes for a woman to talk, and i m like, what ta, a? ng dud, you are in the movies sitting there. watch with a clicker waiting for a woman to talwithk and mard it down. shut up. you know i lie. i didn t say ie itt the way. yeah, yeah. it s like once she said, no of o people of cololo r appear for at least 30 minutes. and i believe there e arehat two black men also. right. that didn t speadik. i m like, why is she talking about that? about the movie or the theater? can
$28,000 a year in cost. patients have to come in for infusions. it may be a individualized decision. i think big picture, and we talk about this a lot, we need really a multifaceted approach to alzheimer s, where we re targeting different aspects of the aging brain. and in fact now about 70% of the drugs that are being studied are targeting looking at other areas bu . but there s hope. guarded hope but hope. thank you so much for helping us understand this. it means so much to so many people. all right. coming up, a legendary singer and song writer from one of the most popular bands really of all time has passed away. remembering the legacy of song bird christina mci hvie. that s next. before we begin, i d like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need.