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Process the kinds of problems and the stress factor that you mentioned, which is so prevalent amongst all people today. people are so stressed out, they're on the verge. people that you thought wouldn't do that flip over the edge so easily. we have to be our brother's keeper. >> neil: few and far between. but the few obviously do wreak a great deal of havoc. thanks for taking the time. >> a pleasure. thanks for having me. >> neil: t.d. jakes. more after this. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. n...

Back and forth in two wars over the last 13 years, marriages have frayed and custody battles have happened. why are you having trouble getting this case to resonate and become a national concern? >> the house passed five times a bill that i have put forward that would make a national standard that would protect service members from courts using their either past or future deployment against them. unbelievably, family law courts across the country have used deployment time to take custody away from service members. it's just not right. they're serving our country. we should honor their service ...

Enforcement individuals are trained, to use a gun. there is so much more involved. you can learn physically how to shoot, how to line up your sights, how to take the targets out. you do not include the stress factor, the pressure, the moving target and all these things that come together. it is not about just learning to shoot but how to have the mental and emotional ability to shoot. in law enforcement, they put pressure, stress you out when you are at the range and when you are shooting. why do though do that? to see how you will react and if you are a trigger-happy person. law enforcement d...

Unrestricted cell phone use in the passenger cabin, i think, for most passengers would be a nonstarter. >> okay, an old-fashioned phone booth. that's one idea. patrick, tell me why this is a bad idea, as a current pilot, by the way. >> well, that's true. i think the upsides to the idea are obvious, but so are the downsides. it adds another potential stress factor into the air travel experience, which is already stressful for a lot of people. for me, when i fly as a passenger, it's interesting because the airplane cabin is often the quietest and most peaceful part of the whole experience. u.s. ...

>> but likely the fact that he was in such stellar condition probably helped him on the back end to recover from all of this, correct? >> it definitely helped him recover and helped his heart be stable with a 95% blockage. >> how much does stress -- he's the former president. let's just talk about stress factor there. stress has to play a factor in this? >> stress absolutely plays a factor. more and more, we realize there is a mind/body connection. not just stress but depression and anxiety. we are asked to screen for those things because they make a difference in somebody's -- whether they'll...