casey kasem, 81 years old, suffering from parkinson's disease. his daughter has been trying to get temporary conservatorship. she says her father's wife, jean kasem, won't let her and her siblings see their father, much less make decisions about his medical care. the judge says there is no urgent need for him to get any kind of intervention in this case. jean kasem's attorney telling us, quote, the court's refusal to appoint a conservator validates the care being provided by his wife jean during this difficult period, end quote. the judge didn't dismiss the case, gentlemen, he appointed an independent doctor to review kasem's medical records and to report back to him. so avery, if i can ask you first, what are your thoughts about that? >> well, i think it's not forthright to say that it reflects the quality of care. it really doesn't.