Noncognitive Measures in Presymptomatic Alzheimer's Disease
Evaluating noncognitive markers may help predict cognitive impairment.
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Evaluating noncognitive markers may help predict cognitive impairment.
>> thank you. now, let me bring in former fbi director andrew mci can, a senior law analyst. thank you so much for being here. you know how this works. an fbi crisis negotiator is the lead in talking to this suspect throughout the standoff. you can shed some light on what a conversation like that is like over what now has been a span of you know many hours? >> yeah, sure, poppy. it's so important to recognize this is exactly where the fbi wants to be. to be in contact with the hostage taker to have that negotiator, that trained negotiator on the line. this is the best terms you could be on a...
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