but a virus caused tiny lesions to grow on his vocal chords.r was devastated. >> i wanted a miracle. i wanted a cure. i wanted to find somebody to help me for him. >> dr. steven is inventing new techniques in the emerging field of vocal chord treatments. >> i work with mechanical engineers, chemical engineers, tissue engineers, and we use high-speed photography, cameras that can take in even in the throat 5,000 frames a second as the electronics and imaging improves so does our understanding of that. >> he was among the first to use lasers in these types of vocal chord surgeries. >> what have you learned about the value of having a normal, healthy voice? >> one of the most striking things is how people take it for granted. what if it wasn't there. >> he helped icon steven tyler and adele. last year she suffered a vocal chord hemorrhage. his surgery allowed adele to return to the stage. roger daltry of the who lost his voice before his 2010 super bowl performance. ♪ >> he got my voice working. it's easier for me to sing than it was 25 years ago.

that includes millions of small business owners, a constituency that both candidates have fiercely chorded. the issues facing small business owners have taken center stage during much of the campaign, so today we devote our show to issues we as owners face as we get ready to cast our votes. we start by examining the candidates' positions in two key areas. >> in small business that creates business in america. >> governor romney and i do share the business world. >> the issues confronting small businesses have been getting more attention than in any presidential election in recent history. the political rhetoric on what business owners need is heeding,

. >> reporter: but a virus caused tiny lesions to grow on his vocal chords.aurie was devastated. >> i wanted a miracle. i wanted a cure. i wanted to find somebody to help me for him. and that's what brought me to dr. zeitels. >> reporter: dr. stephen zeitels is inventing new techniques in the emerging field of vocal chord trooment. >> i work with mechanical engineering, and we use high-speed photography, ca cames that can take in 5,000 frames a second. >> reporter: what have you learned about the value of having a normal, healthy voice? >> one of the most striking things is how people take it for granted. what if it wasn't there? >> reporter: zeitels has helped icon steven tyler, and adele. last year, she suffered a vocal chord hemorrhage. his surgery allowed adele to return to the stage. roger daltrey of the who lost his voice before his 2010 super bowl performance. >> he's got my voice working again. i feel it's easier for me to sing than it was 25 years ago. >> reporter: can you sing a little something, acpale? >> my voice is huge. >> reporter: over fours

he came up with this incredible music, which, if anybody wants to try it, just play the chords alone, not the melody, and you will hear pachelbel, and you will hear religious hymns, and you will hear fairy tales and lullabies, just in the chords. no one ever listens to that, but try it, if you play the piano. piano. and at any rate, on top of these chords, then harold started the thing off with an octave jump: "somewhere" ok, and yip had no idea what to do with that octave jump. incidentally, harold did this in paper moon, too, if you remember. let's see how did that start? yip harburg: [singing] it's only a paper moon sailing over a cardboard sea but it wouldn't be make-believe if you believed in me ernie harburg: and harold was a great composer. so yip wrestled with it for about three weeks, and finally he came up with the word. you see, this is what a lyricist does: the word, to hit the storyline, the character, the music. it's an incredible thing. "some-where." alright, and then when you put in an octave, you get "some-where," ok, and you jump up, and you're ready to take that jou

the navy truck and there is an extension chord plugged into that truck. if we trace that extension chord through the fence and into the polling site, if you will follow me a bit, you can see there in the distance those two lights are being powered from our live truck and they're helping voters here to so as they vote. is unorthodox and we have never seen anything like this in new york. this polling site is for people, voters who will would vote at nine other sites here in and this is an executive order allowing registered voters in new york city and nassau, suffolk, westchester, and rockland counties to vote at any polling site. that is designed for people who have been displaced by hurricane sandy can still vote on election day. and so far, after a bit of a rocky start here, it appears as though things are going just fine. that is the latest from rockaway park this morning, robert moses, fox news. >> and now you have the news edge. of course, the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here. you decide 2012, the news edge special edition is, the last

had to kyra's major chords with the country's major chords the constitutional court and the appeals court say they are going to strike of course the judges themselves are also still on a partial strike the journalists in the case and their own so who first strike to seeing really quite a lot of movement that a major sectors within egypt society which the president is really going to have to do with as things escalate on the street as well fish caches do continue between protesters and the police which started early last week right down below us right now police are firing excessive amounts of tear gas and bad shots at dozens of protesters who are still in the streets reporting from the seeing my colleague tom barton has more here in the streets of central cairo the sights the sounds and the smells of protest and of civil disorder very loud and very clear tucker a square is just over there and a large crowd of protesters are doing stones at the police who are giving just as much back picking up stones themselves and firing back along with them those vans firing gas canisters into the crowd

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might come as a country but "nashville" is a chord with the masses. jackson delivers a dose of drama. says thehy jackson show resonates with those e the norm. >> my character, he does not do a traditional country music. >> jackson joins an all-star male cast. it is not just as acting chops display, but his pipes as well. note.actor since each >> it depends on the show or the song. did have to ask -- any actual political aspirations? i am enjoying all the attention. we will see. >> this guide could be the mayor of nashville. >> it debuted last month as one best new shows of the fall season. a steady increase of ratings. he just could not keep away from politics. tonight proved that enjoying food for a great cause. was able to host the march of . dinnergnature chef they came together to put on a evening.ar they had a premature son who died, incredible story. it was all for the march of dimes. thank you for sharing your story. >> what a great event. >> the march of dimes is a great organization. >> ready for a big storm? there is no big storm coming, don

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to many, the message of the neo- nazi golden dawn party strikes a chord. >> 10 years ago, we did not give a lot our front door. our children played on the stres. these days, we put security locks on our doors, an my wife does not go out without me. >> i am not a supporter of golden dawn. what they are doing is using violence to tackle the problem. i do not think that is right, but at the same time, i also want to see this problem solved. then of the immigrants no longer feel safe in athens. this young man from afghanistan was brutally assaulted by a group of alleged right wing extremists while he was collecting trash six weeks ago. >> in afghanistan, i had to fear the taliban. i thought europe was safer, but now, i do not see any difference between kabul and athens. >> he no longer dares leave his apartment. as greece continues to struggle with its economic woes, resentment of the country's immigrants is gaining momentum. >> belarus is in desperate need of reforms. the country's economy largely depends on aid from russia, but criticism can be dangerous. president alexander lukashenko

i know the chords to "wrecking ball." goes to a "b" minor -- ♪ wreck wreck wreck wrecking ball wreck wreck wreck wrecking ball ♪ ♪ wreck wreck wrecking ball ♪ i know the song! i can play "wrecking ball." boom. ball. >> jimmy: this is going in your head. and you're thinking of this. >> i am over the moon. a dream has come true beyond dreams. bruce has asked me to be on tv with him to perform with the band in his seminal song. a chart-busting, tour-starting behemoth of a song equal to anything he's ever done. and i'm going to play guitar with bruce springsteen on the "jimmy fallon" show? my life -- "my life is good at last," is what i thought. [ laughter ] and i think i'll bring the rickenbacker in case he wants an electric guitar. i'll bring the barnett in case he wants. i got an ovation i can play if he wants it. >> jimmy: of course. >> i'll bust out this old gibson i got in the basement. >> jimmy: yeah, you know you got to bring that one. >> whatever he wants, i'm there. g, d, b minor, a, i've got it. >> jimmy: you've go

they recently set up a self a group for germans in zurich and struck a chord.ozens of people turned up to the first meeting alone. >> 80% of swiss people think that germans are arrogant and should be rejected. sometimes they behave in the same way themselves. i just want to show that there are perhaps a few germans that suffer from this treatment. >> if you are a bit outspoken or a fast speaker, if you make a bold statement, these are trivial things, but they can have a huge effect. >> 10 years ago, this person move from berlin to switzerland, first to zurich, to chase well as paid nursing jobs. she found herself rubbing everybody the wrong way. since she founded her self helper, she has been bombarded by the media. it is surprising to hear, considering many germans see switzerland as an idyllic holiday destination. about 300,000 germans live and work there, a growing number are educated professionals contributing to the economy. according to a survey, 1/3 of swiss people are against this influx. this person experienced this firsthand when he came to zurich six

the howard county paramedics showed up in time to cut the umbilical chord. they're doing just fine. st fin . >> reporter: super storm sandy victims in new york and new jersey are bracing for a nor'easter tonight. anna coyman has the latest from long beach, new york. >> reporter: the atlantic ocean behind me is getting angry. a flood warning is now in effect for folks here in long beach and in and around the region. this has folks vulnerable to the potential four-foot storm surge and wind gust up to 60 miles per hour after all of the terrible devastation from hurricane sandy last week. and now what you see here, initially from the storm surge was pushed in the street. we watched as bulldozers piled it up to act as a protection. the boardwalk we're standing on here is a mangled and tangled mess. about 33,000 people here on long beach year round rely heavily on tourism as well and they're hoping this boardwalk gets up and running by next summer. their main concern there, is no power ire island. they're trying to stay worm as they brace for the nor'easter. >> you don't have plumbing or

as that violence in the middle east escalates, is it also striking a chord with many p people in oura. >> tonight opposing groups gather in the white house with protests. shomari stone has more on the heated exchange. >> free free palestine! >> no more rockets! >> reporter: the only thing separating these two groups is metal fence and secret service police. on one side, a pro-palestinian ral rally. >> look at you, you're happy that israel is killing and massacring palestinians. >> reporter: on the other, israel supporters. >> no more rockets! >> reporter: about 100 protesters on each side demonstrated their opinions about the violence in southern israel. they hold signs that says let gaza live, no more rockets. >> we walked from the state department to the white house because of the united states' stand with the state of israel. >> we had heard rumors there would be anti-israel protests. >> the divorce crowds include college students and people from the d.c.ing ar inarea some say hasn't done enough to help israel. >> we feel obama is very neut l neutral. >> reporter: both sides seem

from spain it is convergence and union party actually wins and that is something that is striking a chord with many cattle lands the region itself a rich pretty wealthy it has an economy the size of portugal's but it pays far more in taxes to the spanish government that actually receives back in terms of investment from madrid and that is something that annoys some people here unemployment is at around twenty five percent and also people are having to endure tough austerity measures at the moment but nothing is a done deal because after mass does need to record an absolute majority in order to be able to push through this referendum otherwise he would be forced to form some sort of coalition there is a sticking point to him that the referendum is actually against the spanish constitution in the spanish prime minister. has said he will fight it with some elements of the spanish media are actually saying that after mass could find himself arrested so nothing is clear cut at the moment and even though opinion polls do suggest that the majority of people are in favor of independence there is

you know now i totally agree i mean because it's perfectly possible for people to to exchange big chords without using the banking system at all so they're not exposed to it if they don't want to and mean this is happening today people or saving a bit koreans they're paying for services in bed or it's. totally agree not sure we're coming up to the two year anniversary of the kaiser reports campaign to crash j.p. morgan by silver the idea being that j.p. morgan has a hedge position naked and silver if you take it off the market you crash the bank they've been right coming back with hundreds of millions of ounces of counterfeit silver contracts to keep the price low but if i were to say to your tour that crass j.p. morgan buy big coin as kind of a follow up. your thoughts from their perspective of the central banks at least you can you can tell that they are afraid of losing market share they're afraid to lose . you know there are afraid to be neglected because. they need and they see this explicitly they need the confidence of the people in need the trust of the people and in this latest

dropping a neutron bomb dropped on the country's border gillberg believes that that would create a chord in the senate tab in the troubled area and be a blow to terrorists he suggested the move during a parliamentary debate on the use of nuclear weapons the government dismissed his views as. the man alledged to have given secret u.s. government documents to me to lead says he was punished while in confinement waiting for a trial reading that even due in court to give testimony later tuesday says subjected to often brutal mistreatment which concurs over the findings of one view when repertoire on torture up his supporters have planned mess of rallies for his appearance before my delegates officer is facing a number of charges including aiding the enemy. there is outrage among hungary's jewish community after bolide politician proposed creating lists of jews who pose a danger to national security and as well as party leader was bombarded with accusations or being a fascist and condemned by the government the same m.p. is also known for his harsh rhetoric against the minority living in hung

independence from spain if his conversions and union party do win and that is something that is striking a chord with many cattle lands the economy here is actually pretty strong it's the size of portugal's but the region itself pays far more in taxes to the spanish government that it actually receives back in terms of investment from madrid and that is something that annoys a lot of people particularly when unemployment rates here at around twenty five percent and many people are having to endure tough austerity measures so the feeling is that they feel that they could do a better job if they could govern themselves and also do a better job if they could govern their own economy also there seems to be a lot of support for the center pendants move there but how much of an uphill battle would it be to actually break away from spain. well there are several sticking points firstly the mass would have to gain an absolute majority to be sure of being able to push through any referendum otherwise he would have to form some sort of coalition secondly the referendum itself is actually against the spanis

yes there has been there we've had to the choir is made to cool the country's major chords the constitutional court and the appeals court say they are going to strike of course the judges themselves are also still on a partial strike the journey syndicates and now so who for strike two seeing really quite a lot of movement that the major sectors within egypt society which the president is really going to have to do with as things escalate on the streets as well. now the street protests eased a toll today. we're still seeing ongoing clashes which and we started early last week and as we speak now right below us and continue to raids with police firing excessive amounts of tear gas and those. pallets of protesters there are dozens that now reporting from the scene my colleague tom bison has more. here in the streets or central cairo the sights the sounds the smells of protest and of civil disorder very loud and very clear tougher a square is just over there and a large crowd of protesters are doing stones at the police who are giving just as much back picking up stones themselves and firing bac

others are talking about adding to that by saying recognizing whatever chord you come to, that you counthe cuts that we made la year to raise the debt ceiling. that is double booking, double accounting, double trouble, you name it. you know this process well. you know the sausage is made. tell us what wonderful things are really going on. >> well, i think there is a chance we could solve this problem. i'm going to put it this way. i spent two years talking to my party and encouraging them, telling them that we were going to have to have new revenues as part of this mix because everything is going to be on the table. now, i have to tell my people that the president of the united states as a leader, has to stand up and tell his members that they have to stand for entitlement reform, just as those of us stood up for new revenues to balance this out. he has to become the leader, telling his people that we have to have entitlement reform. that is going to be earmarked as to whether or not he is the leader that he claims he wants to be in fixing this. neil: may be behind the scenes that's what

the eurozone sinks back in recession as take to the streets in the first chord major european strike to demand an end to a sturdy. china finishes its once in a decade power transfer with new leaders taking over the country's top post we find out what challenges lie ahead for beijing. in the back of the past seven days top stories in the latest developments this is the weekly on t.v. and we start with breaking news this hour for reporters in gaza are a force to scramble is that office is a targeted by israeli bombs several journalists have been wounded says it wants to send gaza back to the middle ages and is preparing a ground invasion while militants retaliate with guided rockets. has the latest. what we're witnessing is a significant climb in the casualty count and increasingly more and more of these casualties are in fact civilians now they will really have to stick with it cool to holdings but who also hit by israeli missiles at least six people have been injured one of whom is a come a man who later had to have his leg amputated the i.d.f. the israeli defense forces has said tha

that includes millions of small business owners, a constituency that both candidates have fiercely chorded. the issues facing small business owners have taken center stage during much of the campaign, so today we devote our show to issues we as owners face as we get ready to cast our votes. we start by examining the candidates' positions in two key areas. >> in small business that creates business in america. >> governor romney and i do share the business world. >> the issues confronting small businesses have been getting more attention than in any presidential election in recent history. the political rhetoric on what business owners need is heeding, but what exactly will president obama and governor romney do to help? president obama has cut taxes or extended small tax cuts for businesses 18 times. a number of those breaks have expired. he's also cut payroll tax cuts and cut the corporate tax rate from the current 35. governor romney wants to lower the corporate tax rate to 25% and wants to eliminate the corporate alternative minimum tax. >> 54% of america's workers work in businesses ta

election day is here and it find out which asdidate has struck a chord o the pulpit we are live in key battleground state brigitte withom last full daythe of presidential campaigning. maryland voters are facing questions on the ballot. with reaction from sides. speaking of football, the blue a blown call on may packers game sunday. good morning, washington. rise and shine, we will get over to jacqui jeras for a look at the forecast. no big whether woes to from going to the polls but cold weather is the issue if you an stand in line. our temperature this morning is below the freezing mark areas much of the metro freeze warning is in mucht for pretty everybody. this stretches all the way the eastern shore. 35 of reagan national and 25 in frederick. we will warm things up after the freeze warnings with 38 degrees and 47 degrees at 5:00 will be the high today. on the have the latest storm and the possible impact in a few minutes. is, morning it 95, baltimore- ofhington parkway is clear incidents. virginia, 95 is also good with volume forming. here we are a law that the belt way. going past

children it's hard for me to differentiate between the two for students like jonathan romero it strikes a chordd is in the greatest so there's a lot of opportunity that leaves you towards a-so with his class teaching discipline and responsibility it helps me stay away from the long path. she says what she has learned in his class has changed her life. i used to be not the best but mr. vega, he has pushed me in every way possible. we want to work on good sound... >> as the program one-man band he oversees 350 students and sometimes has a 60-70 kids in the classroom at a time. he requires a lot from them but he gives a lot back. i wanted to make sure that at least every student has the opportunity to take some type of art. his exposure to music and the arts to his parents to move their child out of humble park after a frightening incident. one morning my father woke up early to go to work and somebody threw a dead body out in our front yard and my parents said enough is enough my sister was in kindergarten at the time and my parents decided to move me to indiana where they have these programs, th

chord pulled a bungee cord and then whammo slam oh the block suddenly moves not incremental little gain but up up up up the present server goes to sixty seventy eighty owner dollars an ounce. the presence or goes to two hundred three and four hundred five hundred dollars an ounce who's pulling on a bungee cord well i know that's a very interesting image i just presented to you in t.v. land but don't read too much into it think of it like this the central banks are simply pulling on a bungee cord pulling out all of the bungee cords by printing massive amounts of money to support the bond market and keep the price of gold and silver artificially that brought down the price skyrockets if you're not positioned ahead of time you have to look your. and by the way we're wearing the gold anthem here because we're talking to james turk of gold money in the second half but also i did notice looking through the shops for a silver top that there is a ratio fifty three to one gold tops the silver tops and kind of where is what's going on in the silver and gold markets right now what usually the rati

. >> but as miss -- his mix of humor and inside is striking a chord, especially among women. >> you seemised by your success and humbled by it. >> how could i have predicted it? how could i have thought this show, especially amongst women would be doing what it is doing? we are producing a real number here and we are going to get better. >> and that will happen right away, with a big election day episode and plans to really turn up the heat. >> we have a great show, the houghs husbands and america. there are some heidi's out there. are some real fine has been out there. >> and has banned and father, he talks about his family often on the show. >> i wanted to know if i was a match for my life. >> i had to sit my family down and explain a very basic truth to him. daddy makes his living telling jokes. since none of you are helping to write jokes, you are going to have to at least be the joke. that wit and trademark smile so popular in his stand-up, something the live audience does to sue the what he calls his comedic beast. he says -- >> i don't miss stand up. i won't go back now. if things

paid off again for the campaign when protestors at a high- priced fundraiser in new york struck a chordes are or have been or will be on public assistance, but to really talk about some solutions that can really work to reduce the poverty levels in this country. poussaint: an even bigger victory came a week later when the senate finance committee passed a welfare bill that included most of the provisions the national campaign had been fighting for. the way that the senate finance committee was able to come together and pass this bill just shows that folks from the communities can make them see our point of view. some of america's most effective interest groups are local grassroots organizations dedicated to a single cause, and when the issue is resolved, they generally disappear. lacking financial resources and permanent organizations, these groups must depend on mobilizing people to write letters, make phone calls, lobby officials, and sometimes to demonstrate, all in pursuit of their cause. man: caltrans used to tell you that the freeways weren't unhealthy. well, now you see them putt

with that aside, the fire aside, is the governor hitting a chord with americans who are faith-based? >> clearly, this is appealing to christians and the idea that if you vote for governor romney, that you will will uphold standards such as traditional marriage, right to life. >> bill: because the other side, the democrats are appearing to secularists, that's who they appeal to with their planned patient hood stuff that we ran in the culture warrior segment. we have another ad now a pro-obama ad. go. >> will you endorse president obama? >> yes. when he took over, we were in one of the worst recessions we had seen in recent times, close to a depression. and i saw over the next several years stabilization come back in the financial community, housing is starting to pick up, the president saved the auto industry and the actions he has taken with respect to protecting us from terrorism have been very very solid. and so i think we ought to keep on the track that we are on. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> bill: general powell is a republic, registered republican although