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Director of the national institutes of health. the biggest supporter of biomedical research in the world. on a campus outside washington, 17,000 scientists work in 27 different institutes, coming up with breakthrough cures and treatments for disease. we are the house of hope. this is where people come to when everything else has sort of stopped work. collins is talking about the nih clinical center, the world s largest research hospital. now at least for some patients we have a lazarus opportunity for people who are in terrible shape to be able to recover. what is a lazarus opportunity? they get into a clinical trial to try a brand-new therapeutic that is still very much under study, and they have a dramatic response and they go home and back too work. all of that is the tip of the ice birk for nih which gives funding to outside program. the nih budget this year is $31 ....
Insure his nuclear deal with iran. we ll take a pact. we ll talk to dick cheney and his daughter about that. and we ll ask our sunday panel about donald trump s change of mind. i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. like a lot of people, we noticed a deeply disturbing trend this week. a policeman gunned down north of chicago became the 24th law enforcement officer murdered in the line of duty this year. since ferguson last august, 44 officers have been shot and killed. and this comes at a time of growing anti-police rhetoric and a spike in murders in some of our biggest cities. we are joined today by two leaders in law enforcement, philadelphia police commissioner ....
Here in d.c., we all noticed the phenomenon that a lot more rounds are being fired in each shooting. and overwhelmingly the homicides are driven by people with criminal records shooting people with criminal records. and that s the slice driving our homicide rates. there is another theory, commissioner, and that is the so-called ferguson effect. and that s the argument that with police feeling they are being targeted, either in the media or on the street, and with emboldened criminals that police are not going into neighborhoods as aggressively as they used to. and one of the case examples people cite rightly or wrongly is baltimore where six police officers were indicted after the death of freddie gray. do you think there is a ferguson effect? well, i mean, baltimore is kind of a unique situation with what took place there. i haven t seen it in philadelphia. now, that s not to say that we don t have some officers that perhaps are not as aggressive as they were before. but it certai ....
Effect on your daily life than any other government agency. francis collins is director of the national institutes of health. the biggest supporter of biomedical research in the world. on a campus outside washington, 17,000 scientists work in 27 different institutes, coming up with breakthrough cures and treatments for disease. we are the house of hope. this is where people come to when everything else has stopped working. collins is talking about the nih clinical center. the world s largest research hospital. at least for some patients, we have a lazarus opportunity for people who are in terrible shape to be able to recover. what is a lazarus opportunity? they get into a clinical trl to try a brand-new therapeutic that is under study and they have a dramatic response and they go home and go back to work. all that is the tip of the iceberg for nih which gives out 90% of his research grants to ....
Here in d.c., we all noticed the phenomenon that a lot more rounds are being fired in each shooting. and overwhelmingly the homicides are driven by people with criminal records shooting people with criminal records. and that s the slice driving our homicide rates. there is another theory, commissioner, and that is the so-called ferguson effect. and that s the argument that with police feeling they are being targeted, either in the media or on the street, and with emboldened criminals that police are not going into neighborhoods as aggressively as they used to. and one of the case examples people cite rightly or wrongly is baltimore where six police officers were indicted after the death of freddie gray. do you think there is a ferguson effect? well, i mean, baltimore is kind of a unique situation with what took place there. i haven t seen it in philadelphia. now, that s not to say that we don t have some officers that perhaps are not as aggressive as they were before. but it certai ....