but he ll need this device because he does not have the nerve that goes from the ear to the brain, so this is essentially replacing part of his nervous system. think of it like that. this has been done on adults before, but carol, grayson is the first child in this country to ever have this. there have been ten children total that have been approved as part of this new clinical trial, but what you just saw there is a true first. that reaction, as it got to you as it did to me, that says it all. it just brought tears to my eyes. and thanks for bringing your brain to the set. i always try. i know it doesn t always seem like it, but i try. sanjay always travels with his brain. don t miss sanjay s show, sjmd at 7:30 eastern on sunday. we ll be right back. hey.
advancing, for example, they consider that a poison pill. because if you say a 90% requirement that we have to apprehend 90% of the people coming across the border before we get to the path to citizenship, they believe that s way too draconian. but if it becomes a goal and you ve got all these boots on the ground and you re really working on it, that may become a little bit more palatable to them. we re going to keep an eye on it. dana, i think as you ve described it, the senate floor can look a little messy at times. you know what, i m hearing you ve got something for us, some breaking news. what is it? on that point, it s a nice segue, and that is that we did expect the senators to go to the senate floor this hour in order to explain this amendment, this deal that they broke through on last night. now we expect it not to happen until 2:00 p.m. eastern, so there you go. it just shows you that s the senate. it is not always a smooth place, but that s why we have to keep
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different direction, mostly satirical, and it wouldn t be the same kind of show than with someone like james gandolfini who was a mob villain and was if a mob role in therapy but took it totally seriously. it was somewhat funny, but he played tony as a person who had a history and reacted to things on a human level, and that really made a great deal of difference. now, he seemed at times to go from delightful and adorable to horrifying, sometimes just within a minute, which was very jarring and disquieting, i think, sometimes for viewers, which is exactly what they were going for. thank you. it s a great piece. i encourage people to have a look at it, because he s more than just a great actor, he was something bigger than that. sometimes you can t put your finger on exactly what it was,
but they would give a road map for how it would be tamped down. that s exactly what happened. the nagging worries you still see in global markets. record unemployment in europe. china s factory output is the slowest in nine months. last year china s growth was the slowest in 13 years, and there s this worry that if you have no fed in the u.s., you have no growth. look how much money the fed has been pumping into the system. you have the fed s balance sheet that has exploded and you still only have 2% growth in the u.s. if you ve got china slowing and the fed pulling back at the same time, what is that going to mean for markets, for investors, for interest rates, for stocks? that s what you re seeing the unease about today. wrap it up for me today, if you would. not to suggest you ll give me a number, but where do you see this day ending? i see the day ending down, but our mortgage rates are probably going to start to rise. they re at 3.98% on a 30-year