after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome, terry grossman. on the live line and we'll be with you in just a moment. also, ray kurzweil. >> good to be here. >> and jay olshanski. >> thank you. >> what we want to focus on is this book that you and dr. grossman have written, "fantastic voyage." live long enough to live forever. the science behind radical life extension. can you give us a brief outline of why you believe that it will be possible within the lifetimes of many of our viewers to achieve immortality? >> we talk about three bridges to radically extending our longevity. and bridge one is really gathering the knowledge we have to short circuit, circumvent premature death and remain healthy, things like heart disease that kills two-thirds of a million americans, there's a lot more we can do to prevent premature death than people realize. so we provide a comprehensive program. it's not a one-trick pony, it's not just cut your cautious, cut your fat, eat grapefruit, it's really a comprehensive set of ideas drawn from the baths of many diffe

after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome, terry grossman. on the live line and we'll be with you in just a moment. also, ray kurzweil. >> good to be here. >> and jay olshanski. >> thank you. >> what we want to focus on is this book that you and dr. grossman have written, "fantastic voyage." live long enough to live forever. the science behind radical life extension. can you give us a brief outline of why you believe that it will be possible within the lifetimes of many of our viewers to achieve immortality? >> we talk about three bridges to radically extending our longevity. and bridge one is really gathering the knowledge we have to short circuit, circumvent premature death and remain healthy, things like heart disease that kills two-thirds of a million americans, there's a lot more we can do to prevent premature death than people realize. so we provide a comprehensive program. it's not a one-trick pony, it's not just cut your cautious, cut your fat, eat grapefruit, it's really a comprehensive set of ideas drawn from the baths of many diffe

we began with israeli novelist david grossman. his book "to the end of the land." >> writing this book was an act of choosing life against the temptation of despair, against the gravity of despair and grief and the book is about the wholeness of life. it's a very vital book. >> rose: and the power of story of african american from the south to the north. isabel wilkerson's book is called "the warmth of other suns. " i grew up the daughter of people who migrated from the south to the north. you could say i've been writing it all my life. it was a story i was surrounded by in washington, d.c. where everyone around me, the parents were from south carolina, north carolina, georgia. my mother was from rome, georgia migrated to washington, d.c. my father migrated from southern virginia to washington, d.c. different decades, would never have met had there been no great migration, had they not left the south and landed in the same city. so in some ways i exist because of the great migration and i think i've been in some ways writing it al

some people don't know that quarterback rex grossman is a hoosier. florida, sure, but he grew up in indiana. so with the colts coming to town this weekend rex was a natural for the little thing we like to call know your owe he opponent. >> it's time for another excite -- opponent. >> it's time for another exciting episode of know your opponent. >> rex grossman from bloomington, indiana. did you almost become a hoosier or never? >> not really. i had about seven family members that played there, but i wanted to go to florida. >> reporter: if you're going to spend christmas in indiana, you might as well spend it in this city. >> santa claus. >> reporter: that's correct, santa claus, indiana, which by the way, receives more than 1/2000000 letters at christmas time. -- 1/2000000 letters at christmas time. there have been five men from i understand that end have gone on to be vice president of the united states. can you name one? >> dan quayle. >> reporter: very good. also thomas hendricks, charles fairbanks, thomas marshall all been vice presidents from i

dave grossman directs the legal effort. >> relatively soon into, it we realized we were missing a piece which was the endgame. we could stop banks; we could beat banks up and stop them from evicting people after foreclosure, but they still owned the property and that wasn't a stable equilibrium. we had to find an endgame; we had to find someone to buy the property back and the obvious solution was let the former owner buy the property back. >> reporter: enter b.c.c., or boston community capital, the crucial third step of the program. it's tackling a problem millions of underwater homeowners face: they could afford a market-price mortgage but their banks foreclose instead, though they'll have to sell at market price anyway. elyse cherry is the c.e.o. of b.c.c. >> if we can find a borrower, that is someone in a home who's in the process of being foreclosed upon, who has the ability to pay a mortgage at roughly market rate for that home, then we go out to the owner of the property or the servicer, whoever it is that has charge of the mortgage and we negotiate, or we attempt to negotiate a

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tell me mr grossman when you talk about innovations do you mean some specific piece of equipment such as a vehicle a saw or radar or is it a technology an organizational aspects. of these or that you cannot. because a good song in itself will be just an ordinary tool without a person cooperate so that's why we are going to focus on technology we're not going to just demonstrate a helicopter or such will demonstrated in combination with an eel some of the six aircraft you give there and they create the global radius technology new aircraft airlift a helicopter to any part of the world where the helicopter will then carry out rescue reconnaissance or other operations but this is our technology. as far as i know the russian emergencies ministry is a member of the international civil defense organization it's an advisory body but i've talked to your colleagues including the minister many times security there's an opinion that a supranational emergency situations reaction center a kind of international emergencies ministry should be set up are you going to discuss this question is in mosco

it was a benefit for the grossman burn foundation. she laughed with a favorite musician.irst lady, laura bush. she was honored by california first lady, maria shriver. and already now, in the mirror, a hint of the girl she dreamed she will be. a girl with a smile all her own. >> sometimes the worst humanity brings out the best. it was good to see for that little girl. >> such a story of survival.

it was a benefit for the grossman burn foundation where the surgeons will operate on her for free.ith a favorite musician juangi and met former first lady laura bush. >> she looks so great. >> reporter: she was honored by california first lady maria shriver and already now in the mirror, a hint of the girl she dreamed she will be, a girl with a smile all her own. it's so wonderful to see her. >>> and still ahead, pomp and pageantry in pyongyang. introducing the new ruler for the north koreans. g the new ruler for the north koreans. the north koreans. for the ball...w let's get ready here it comes... here you go. good catch. perfect! alright now for the best part. let's see your pour. ohhh...let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? oh, yea. let's go for it... around the bowl and... [ male announcer ] share what you love... with who you love. mmmmm. kellogg's frosted flakes... they're g-r-r-reat! good catch, dad. [ laughs ] [ commearlier, she hady vonn! an all-over achy cold... they're g-r-r-reat! what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male anno

fighting grossman, today. my sister story, today.ud cooking, world focus. >> the emmy goes to today fighting grossmans. [applause] >> carl worked as a med dick during world war ii. saved hundreds of lives. >> you crash landed twice. bumped it on a box on of hand grenades. he wasn't the only fighting greeceman. eight brothers were in uniform during world war ii. >> i'm bob dotson. >> these are stories about the rest of us. the ones that don't have time to send out press releases but who did significant things for our lives, like carl grossman. they don't happen unless people allow us to tell those stories. for three decades, all at nbc, in fact this week is my 35th anniversary with nbc, they have allowed me to poke around with talented young steer tellers like my producer amanda marshall. david emmanual. looks like he's coming to the prom here. this is a big night. also i -- i love the fact that the story telling is still alive. peter alexander and his sister nominated from the -- he had to be nom fated for someone he cares about deep

she received the enduring heart award at a benefit for grossman burn foundation, amazing story, amazing. you are much better than me. this isn't a person but it's a dog and he's still way better than me. a 4-year-old labrador receiver helped bring 12 people to safety with the lapd in haiti. pearl, you are way better than me. i'm going to give you a bite of my doughnut. this is chance. he's a football player. he finished up the third year he's been a starter. i didn't even start my senior year of lacrosse. chance anthony, you're way better than me. this is pat tillman, one of the greatest americans ever. he's had a new completely build bridge over the hoover dam named after him this week. this morning, i actually scratched my initials in wolf blitzer's locker. fallen hero, football star, fantastically good-looking. pat tillman, you are way better than all of us. >>> you've heard the expression any publicity is good publicity? not if you're running for office. each week we highlight the harshest political commentary from the world of comedic television. we call it "roasted." and no one wa

harvard's steve grossman. >> probably the biggest part of what we're doing over the last three or four years. we get the listings because it's public record of every upcoming foreclosure option. we head out and knock on doors. to the average person, we may look like just another set of scamers so we have to overcome that initial skepticism in order to persuade them that we're really on their side. we're build ago real movement. we can help you resist and we won't take any of your money. it's all free. >> after your home is foreclosed city life and our legal shield protects you. we keep you in your home during that time we work to pee vent an eviction. >> reporter: the shield's goal: to drive up litigation costs for the mortgage holder soity eventually agrees to step 3:sell back the house to its owner. the news of flawed or fraudulent paperwork is a powerful new weapon in their arsenal. >> we're asking judges to take a look at the paperwork the banks did behind the foreclosure to see whether it was done properly or whether as is the case and the country they've cut corners and misrepres

it was a benefit for the grossman burn foundation where the surgeons will operate on her for free.ed with a favorite musician and met former first lady lara bush. >> she looks so great. >> reporter: she was honored by california first lady maria shriver. and already now in the mirror, a hint of the girl she dreamed she will be. a girl with a smile all her own. >> it's just such an amazing story. in the "time" magazine article, she said she was given to a taliban fighter as a blood debt. at 18 years old, that's when she had to marry this guy who did that to her face and ears. >> eight months worth of surgeries. those surgeries are still ongoing. she's in california now. the worst of humanity sometimes brings out the best. that's an incredible story. wow. >>> when we return, incentives for people who recycle their trash. >> the high-tech system that gives you cash >> for information on services for older adults, the eldercare locator can help! >> it's great having a friendly person deliver a healthy meal- and having meals delivered makes it possible for me to stay in my own home. >>

enduring heart award was presented by the grossman burn foundation, the very group overseeing her reconstructivey. mrs. bush praised her bravery as did the first lady of california. for now, bibi is staying with families in the los angeles area. >>> 33 trapped miners prepare for their shot up straight from what could have been their grave. we can't wait for it to happen and we'll be bringing it to you live. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? introducing bayer am, an extra strength pain reliever with alertness aid to fight fatigue. so get up and get goin'! with new bayer am. the morning pain reliever. this chicken tortilla soup has such a wonderful zesty quality. that's the chipotle and cilantro. it's one of our new mexican soups. it reminds me of guadalajara. a special man. his delicious soups. sheila? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ now the healing power of touch just got more powerful. introducing precise from the makers of tylenol. precise pain relieving heat patch activates sensory receptors. it helps block pain signals for deep penetrating