fear from time to time and back in those days i think i was too stupid to be afraid. there is an attitudinal thing. i am not a psychologist, i read about a lot of that stuff. i think there is a difference in mentality about how people feel about these things. recognizing it, being aware of it intellectually, is an important step. i think a lot of people are afraid of things because they do not have the faintest idea what is going to go on. so they are afraid of it. and those that learn about things, they may be afraid of it because of what they know. and then there is some kind of a mental quirk that a lot of my friends and people out there today are aware of. brian, i know that he was aware of the things that could go wrong. and you have to have the kind of self-confidence that enables you to handle that. that self-confidence comes from the way you have lived. you faced a lot of lesser things along the way. and you have been able to overcome them. i am afraid we have a socie
and we begin with two breaking stories. secretary of state john kerry leaving geneva early this morning without a deal over iran s nuclear program and information streaming in on that devastating typhoon. officials now fear at least 10,000 are dead. they haven t reached so many of the hardest-hit area. ginger zee is tracking this story. this may have been the strongest storm ever to hit land. it was fascinating, george, these images are just terrifying, horrifying. so many adjectives that you could use. we re starting to see the first aerial pictures. here s what we know, we know that more than 9.5 million people were affected by this storm. we know that in some places that it did not just damage or destroy but wiped clean. that s why some roads are still choked with debris. transportation is shut down. we will not get confirmed answers for quite a while. so many people affected and we re hearing stories from inside the zone, social media and otherwise, where they don t hav
nyu school of medicine. what a pleasure to see you. nice to see you, too. ashoka mukpo is ebola free. can this i mean, this is the best diagnosis you could ever look for. it s great news! now the virus is no longer in his body. it s not attacking him. nobody around him is at risk of catching the virus either. it s not necessarily even is perfect. it attacks your liver and kidneys. it can take some time for those organs to recover. does it have a permanent damage? not necessarily. if you re young and healthy you can bounce back. if you had problems with the organ it is might take a little longer. anybody that had the cold or flu it takes some time to get your strength back. it s great news. what can other doctors learn from his treatment especially with it comes to a possible vaccine? it s great. his body learned how to beat the virus. that s the idea of a vaccine you give somebody a weak form of the virus and their virus figures out how to fight it. in this case
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