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Umbrella term that describes a series of conditions the ultimately result in the loss of narrow tissue in the frontal and temporal slopes of the brain. the frontal lobe zora behind her forehead, temporal lobe's behind your ears. those are the parts of the brain that are involved with helping you form certain behaviors, process hearing, form memories, and ultimately, it results in clinical conditions that sometimes radically change behavior of a patient or result in a difficulty communicating. i think last year when mr. willis's family reported that he was suffering from aphasia, that was the f...

Thank you. and on the back of nick's reporting let's now bring in a neuroscientist and professor of psychiatry and human behavior at uc-irvine. you hear nick, the "new york times" reporter, talking about kohberger suffering from a condition called visual snow, and "the times" says he referenced this with the visuals v.s. in an online post that says, when i get home, i am mean to my family. this started when v.s. did. i felt no emotion. is there anything you can tell us about this visual snow condition? >> visual snow is often associated with migraine. and it's thought to be generated by hypers...

The rod pierced his temporal lobe, which handles memory, language, emotions and visual processing, but the man has made a full recovery.

He said you think this is more than just an issue with auditory processing, which is what some reporters and the campaign seem to be suggesting, that he just hears words but he is just having trouble computing what they mean, it takes him a couple of seconds. you are saying he also has expressing expressive aphasia. what is that? >> yeah. he has had an injury to his brain in the area that help someone process speech. most people have thought that mr. fetterman's injury was how he processed, how he processed sound, which is why they gave him the prompter. but what was really apparent last night...

But we knew at that point, her -- there was a lot paralysis. and that's when they told us her ear canal is crushed. she's going to be deaf. they also told us that her optic nerve is probably atrophied, which it's severed, just from the hitting of the head, the jolting of it. >> despite her extensive injuries, brittani's family started taking her on short outings. >> and we put her in the wheelchair and she still couldn't hold her head up. and she's drooling. i was like, "please don't let this be it. " >> the family knew this might be all they could hope for. >> there was so much dead tissue in...