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>> just make sure nothing happens to him. >> that character in that show was a great inspiration to a great many shows that came after it including one that i worked on. >> you know what i want, tony? i want those kids to have a father. >> they got one, this one, me. tony soprano. and all that comes with it. >> oh, you prick. >> the 90s is a mixed decade of tv. some of my favorite shows of all time aired in that decade and everybody was watching them. there was still that communal sense from the...

Scan or mri, you will see that this small piece of a liver will feel the space, stops growing, functioning perfectly, and it is an absolute miracle. ainsley: the human body is incredible. he did say he talked to his wife and kids. is he a father. he has to think about that. they all said you have got to do this, dad. we support you. pete: the human body is incredible and so is the human soul and heart and the love he has for his sister. the willingness to be out of a career that he loves for a w...

To shows that were reaching higher and farther, and they were great. >> because there was so many channels and because so much storytelling was going on, you started to get more variety of stories being told. >> get the skull film, schedule a c.a.t. scan, and call the neurosurgery resident. >> objection! >> it showed us women in their depth and began to show us much more of a range of the african-american community. >> im always here for you. >> started focusing on teenagers in a more realistic ...

>> that character in that show was a great inspiration to a great many shows that came after it including one that i worked on. >> you know what i want, tony? i want those kids to have a father. >> they got one, this one, me. tony soprano. and all that comes with it. >> oh, you prick. >> the 90s is a mixed decade of tv. some of my favorite shows of all time aired in that decade and everybody was watching them. there was still that communal sense from the earlier decades of tv but it was being ap...

Hes like a father to me. >> just make sure nothing happens to him. >> that character in that show was a great inspiration to a great many shows that came after it including one that i worked on. >> you know what i want, tony? i want those kids to have a father. >> they got one, this one, me. tony soprano. and all that comes with it. >> oh, you prick. >> the 90s is an amazing decade of tv. some of my favorite shows of all time aired in that decade and everybody was watching them. there was still ...

Ten years. when you emphasize wellness, not remediation and get people involved to the same degree as buying a big screen tv or even shopping for groceries. its so transparent, the information is so available in other industries. health insurance industry has led, the other big players have gone with it to make it opaque and arcane and clumsy. im the president said with full force thats going to end. >> neil: im wondering, senator, lets say this is very transparent. you know what youre getting i...

Latest so in most cases the papers can not be operated anymore with us cases in the liver and the lymph nodes are preventing a complete resection of the pain cross cancer which is necessary to heal the patient and thats what makes this cancer so aggressive 1st of all the cells are dressed very early spreading and theyre costing method status as i mentioned on the other hand side symptoms such as weight loss or john dies very late in the disease course and when this of course the cancer is often ...

Where we need to target something with precision. and, right now, were using past experience and intuition to guide ourselves. what if this could be different? we realized that, if we developed the technology that could take 2-dimensional patient imaging, whether its their mri or their cat scan, and convert it into 3-dimensional holographic renderings of that same patient, we could enable surgeons to dissect around the cancer so we can precisely remove it. when we first started, we felt like thi...

That you get diagnosed with cancer. (osamah) successfully treating it still remains one of the most enormous challenges facing us today. as surgeons, were often doing life-saving procedures where we need to target something with precision. and, right now, were using past experience and intuition to guide ourselves. what if this could be different? we realized that, if we developed the technology that could take 2-dimensional patient imaging, whether its their mri or their cat scan, and convert i...

(osamah) cancer is... the ugliest disease mankind has ever faced. (henry) i thought it was unfair. when-- when you hear those words that you get diagnosed with cancer. (osamah) successfully treating it still remains one of the most enormous challenges facing us today. as surgeons, were often doing life-saving procedures where we need to target something with precision. and, right now, were using past experience and intuition to guide ourselves. what if this could be different? we realized that, ...