if you look at great entrepreneurs of this country, fred smith federal express, marine combat officer, saw a lot of combat. james kinsey, original founder of america online. there are really successful people including people who have themselves struggled with post traumatic stress. but pts does not have to destroy you. you can deal with it and it can get better over time. one of the great experts is sitting next to me. >> well, post traumatic stress is why i have this lovely dog here. his name is jacques. the best way that i can tell any of you guys out there who have pts and i know you do, is to give back. give back to your community. because i think a lot of what we have is survivor's guilt. how come i lived and my orphans died? how come i lived and the nuns died? how come -- it's survivors guilt. so giving back is sort of in my mind a way of saying to all my friends who died and who i held in my arms when they died, it is my way of saying to them i pay you this honor, this respect, this love and thank you. >> actually, there are statistics that now are beginning to show that that'

fred smith, federal express, saw a lot of come bad in vietnam. james kinsy, the original founder of america on line. there are a lot of really successful people, including people who have themselves struggled with ptsd. but that does not have to destroy you. you can deal with it and it can also get better over time and one of the great experts is sitting next to me. >> well, pts, post-traumatic stress -- that's why i've got this lovely little dog here. his name is jacques. affection addly known as jacques, t-- affectionately knon as jacques, the wonder dog. the best way i can tell you how to deal with your perks pts is to give back to your community. a lot of what we have is survivor's guilt. how come i lived and they died. of the' survivors guilt. giving back is sort of in my mind my way of saying to all my friend who died and who i held in my arms when they died -- it is my way of saying to them, i pay you this honor, this respect, this love, and thank you. >> actually, there are statistics that now are beginning to show that that's an actual f

her oncologist fred smith says thanks to new treatment and the encouraging options like immunotherapy there is reason for hope. >> it's still intimidating. more options for treatment. more success for treatment. even with the stage four disease like greta. alison: he is talk about larry ashe ineboch who also has stage four lung cancer but he has seen amazing results with the f.d.a. approved therapy drug. >> i think i will live for as long as they keep progressing with the medicines that are available now. alison: greta exercises every day, eating healthy, cherishing her children, sleeping more. one more thing -- >> manage my stress. stress and cancer don't get along. they like each other. cancer likes stress. i don't like stress. alison: well, she says gone are the days where a stereotypical lung cancer patient is an old man smoking a cigarette. she says that 60% of the new lung cancer cases diagnosed this year will be nonsmoking women are three times more likely to get lung cancer than men. a bill introduced last week to look into why that is. jonathan: all right. thank you. doug is

and warren buffett is in the mid-80s and fred smith has run the company very well at federal express, and rupert murdoch has run news corp. longer than redstone who is older and run viacom and cbs. >> and investors can get in and out, and it is a matter of timing. jeff sonnenhein, thank you. >> over the simon. >> germany and spain, and four-week high, and strong rally, and perhaps moving forward but maybe it is a watershed, because the supervisory chief daniel nooyi said that we should expect more performing loans to expect from the euro, and the bank is sitting on $1 trillion of nonperforming loans, and they can't resolve them. she says one of the biggest problems is to resolve those more rapidly, and that is potentially a game changer for them, and the financials are in the rally, and the insurers are doing well, and the italian banks, but some tof the insure rers are up 5%, and generale is doing well in milan. and you can see the uk stocks following through as well. it is a mix of underperforming names at the top like tesco which is making me think that we are linked to the brexit.

fred smith did it at federal express, you know, jeff bezos has done it at amazon, they've done it at uber. you know, they didn't invent a new car or anything, they just thought about it a little different way, and i, i'm not a big user of anything -- [laughter] but, i mean, i have friend after friend after friend, you know, that -- whose lives they feel are better because of uber. liz: if uber went public, would you buy the stock? >> no. liz: why not? >> well, it would go public at a price that would be, it'd be very hard for me to decide the discounted value of all the future cash that was going to be produced was going to be attractive this terms of the -- in terms of the price. it might well be, but we've, i would say in the last 40 years anyway, i don't think we've ever bought a public offering. liz: okay. we're going to talk more about all of those issues. by the way, be sure to stay tuned to lizclaman.com because in today's claman confidential, i'm talking about the future of berkshire hath with the two richest men in america, and you'll find out so much more this weekend onlin

and what is interesting, the same thing is interesting about fred smith of federal express. it isn't they had a breakthrough on some molecule or this or that or come up with some, you know, incredible invention, they've taken fairly ordinary things, i mean, fred smith took the airport, the delivery truck, and the postal service and put it together in a imaginative way as a central hub and all that and came up with a new industry out of components that were known to everybody. and in a sense bezos has done the same thing. he's building big distribution centers and employing the latest technology, but the kindle came out of there and there are some products. overwhelmingly he's taken things that you and i were buying before and he's figured out a way to make us happier by buying the products. that's remarkable, when you think about it. >> a lot comes down to focussing on what the customer wants. >> that's all he think abouts. he wants the customer to have a smile on their face. that's not something that marshall or bernard gymble or all these people. he knew how to do it in 19

you have to have -- fred smith from fedex has talked about this forever. he has a simple chart. you show me cap-ex investment, i'll show you economic recovery. >> right. what's holding that back? >> incentives for cap-ex investment. >> what about certainty, tax policy, regulations. >> sure. companies don't like to invest in uncertain times. be that as it may, we have more uncertainty than certainty. we made a congress to act. i know we sit and wait. in the meantime, other companies surgically -- we're spending significantly more on cap-ex this year than last year. >> where is it going? >> interesting you say that. >> you talk about a weak global economy in the u.s., supposed to be growing more than .5%. are you changing the capital and where you're investing it? >> we are but we have unique circumstances. we just completed the second largest acquisition in motorola in the last seven or eight years. we bought the public safety network in the u.k. now we are the operator for a network called air wave. that requires more capital investment. the initial investment has been redirecte

a homicide just before 2:00 in the morning at fred jackson way. they received calls about shots fired in the area. a short time laterthy learned a 26-year-old victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. police have not identified the victim as they are continuing that investigation. >>> new at 5:00, neighbors in santa rosa are searching for answers after a few of their cars were vandalized overnight. look at the damage in all. a rear window was smashed, some cars parked near jennings avenue on marlowe road and some in peterson. police believe the suspect through a large rock right there through the window. >>> it's always colorful and a little crazy. thousands of runners running through the bay area with wacky costumes on the bay to breakers. >> donald trump costume followed with his own wall and followed with a political comment coming as a bee. why? >> bees are important. they die everyday to help hum humans. it's to raise awareness for all bee bees. >> reporter: scott and stephanie shear came as a couple. >> mr. and mrs. potato head. >>