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Season for the pitcher from the red sox, jon lester. but it's nothing compared to the challenge that he faced seven years ago as a rookie. cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has his story in "the human factor". >> reporter: a 22-year-old pitch for the boston red sox when a trip to fenway park in 2006 changed his life. >> i had gotten in a car accident driving to the field. >> reporter: the accident seemed to make lingering back pain worse, sending lester to the hospital where doctors threw him a curveball. >> sitting there one minute think, you know, in my case, i have some back ...

And i'm finding the individual time i think is so important, and maybe having some of these conversations. thanks so much. i love watching you both. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. coming up, we're going to see what's next now that the supreme court has decided on your genes. but first, "the human factor." as long as twins eric and evan edwards can remember, they had allergies. the official diagnosis came when they were 3. >> we grew up allergic to all egg products, all seafood, including shellfish and fish, all peanuts, all tree nuts an...

Christmas story. the pistol musical revival, annie, mystery of edwin different rood, rodgers and hammer sine's cinderella, pippin. and david hyde pierce, and tom cruise, and the tony awards ceremony will be televised live on june 9th from radio city music hall. a are covering drug addict credits yoga for getting past dependency. is he passing this on to his own yoga students. this edition of "the human factor." >> reporter: he's been called the unlikely yoga king of l.a. vinny regularly fills this space. >> i think what happens with my class and probably any class as

Bill, if the north koreans were foolish enough to attack the south, it wouldn't all be about the numerical advantage which really isn't that large. it would be about the preparedness, readiness and the quality of the weapons of the south and the u.s. and after initial bloody phase it would hurt seoul the capital of south korea very badly. the it would be the end of the north korean regime. >> why would they lose? >> well, it's not all men. they don't have -- even in the human factor junior officers don't have initiative. it's tightly control old soviet tactics it sounds impressive to say they ...

The north korean side. bill, if the north koreans were foolish enough to attack the south, it wouldn't all be about the numerical advantage which really isn't that large. it would be about the preparedness, readiness and the quality of the weapons of the south and the u.s. and after initial bloody phase it would hurt seoul the capital of south korea very badly. the it would be the end of the north korean regime. >> why would they lose? >> well, it's not all men. they don't have -- even in the human factor junior officers don't have initiative. it's tightly control old soviet tactics it sounds ...