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>>reporter: kathy scott had leukemia, and her bone marrow donor daughter, kelly mullins. >> she gave me life and i gave it back. >>reporter: far away from the bright lights of broadway, these two are close enough to know what robin is going through. >> i would say pace yourself, listen to your body. there are days when you're going to feel very energetic and days when you still might not feel so energeticment >>reporter: robin is five months away from her transplant, kathleen nine. >> i learned that you really can't take life for granted. a lot of people, they don't think that anything like this would happen to them. >> my mom and i i think we both used to think in the same way, we're anxious people, we're perfectionists, we would worry about the next day, doing our best, being the best. for me, i've actually kind of learned to sit back and enjoy the now each day and that's really a blessing. >>reporter: the blessing is that this retired court reporter and this former county teacher know what it's like to put their dukes up and fight to live. >> she battled with herself for a while a

>>reporter: kathy scott has leukemia and her bone marrow donor daughter kelly mullins. >> she gave me life and i gave it back. >>reporter: far away from the bright lights of broadway, these two are close enough to know what robin is going through. >> i would say pace yourself. listen to your body. there are days when you're going to feel very energetic and days when you still might not feel so energetic. >>reporter: robin is five months away from her transplant, kathleen nine. >> i learned that you really can't take life for granted. a lot of people, they don't think about that anything like this would happen to them. >> my mom and i, i think we both used to think in the same way, we're anxious people, we're perificationists. we would worry about the next day, doing our best, being the best, and for me i've actually kind of learned to sit back and enjoy the now in each day and that's really a blessing. >>reporter: the blessing is that this retired court reporter and this baltimore county teacher know what it's like to put their dukes up and fight to live. >> it's a battle -- she battl

dot com some chilling stories from mullins caught up in the french led the conflict against islamists one family told r.t. how they were unable to bury their killed relatives but days during the intervention find this and other reports from the ground by logging on to our website. major crises and conflicts like there is an africa and the middle east on the table for international top diplomats descending on the german city of munich the annual security conference di is renowned as a chance to sing at the shows to talk informally. as one area dividing opinion as paid to on our reports this security conference that takes place here in munich is regarded as one of the biggest the most important events in global security discussions also around four hundred world leaders taking part in its we'll be talking about a number of topics key among them of course will be what's going on in mali at the moment of course syria will be a major topic for discussion and moscow have both said that they want to play a key role in trying to bring about peace in the middle eastern country however both rus

i give credit to the fbi for all of their work and bob mullins was very good about sharing his developments with me. but i have to say, what could motivate somebody to do that and whether it mr. ivins or somebody else, i guess the good news for us that the staff were exposed and not one had any lasting effects and we can be thankful for that. obviously very troubled by that experience in the realization that it could happen again, to be in a position to protect ourselves much more proactively is something we can live up to. >> bursitis by somebody else. there are other thing that death to israel and things like that. [inaudible] >> or anything else. >> just in passing, i would like to know what instrument used to carve your name on that board. a lot is used and misused by the filibuster is another part of senate procedure that i'm kind of curious about. maybe you can invite me. i know when i'm at home and want to listen to classical music, i need is to tune into c-span senate and more often than not there's a quorum call. it happens so much. so much time is spent in map mode in the senate w

mullin, for five minutes. mr. mullin: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mullin: i began running a business when i was only 20 years old. back then if you worked hard and followed the rules you had a pretty good shot of getting ahead. today, it seems the deck is increasingly stacked against those who pursue their own dreams, especially if you're a business owner. more and more businesses are faced with consistent uncertainty from washington's not dealing with the regulations. it's a cloud of doubt that's been cast over the entire economy. for most business owners it's a daily struggle just to keep the doors open in large part because the government itself is a consistent obstacle. the national federation of independent businesses recently released figures from december indicating the mood of businesses is at a recession level. 70% of business owners that were surveyed identified the current environment as a bad time to expand and

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ken mullins is their financial advisor, i would say one of the best investment banking advisory firms, as you know, a long time earn attorney. they are coming with "the a-team." this is something small investors should stay out. we'll be covering this. the stock will move up and down every day. melissa: with regard to today's news because you see so many of these things develop and how they smell out of the gate. what is your takeaway? what do you think is it going on? given how the stock is performing and what the company said and given all the initial news, put it all together, what do you think is going on? >> here's the thing, if ira company like herbalife and being advised by david boies and comes out with as strong a statement, sounds like there is ftc investigation here, it's, i think --. melissa: maybe that is why we're seeing sellers back off. >> by the way there could be an investigation. if you read the foi request, all this started, a reporter issued an foi request, wanted various things, complaints about herbalife. their complaints are nothing totally out of the ordinary.

melissa: congressman mullin. thanks for checking in. i hope you come back and give us another report card soon. >> melissa, i appreciate the opportunity the i would like to be back whenever you can have me. melissa: okay, great. keep it here on fox business for complete coverage and analysis of the tonight's state of the union beginning with neil coo vaught toe at 8:00 p.m. eastern -- neil cavuto. >> charlie gasparino has exclude sieve detail on sac chief steve cohen. melissa: the latest on the ship's condition just ahead. a look at the ten year and 30-year as we head out to break here. you can see the yield rising on the 10-year. we'll be right back. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. wh's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. some of the world's ncleanest gas turbines. are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. gives you 1% cash back on all purchases,

my friend ansell mullins. how you doing?ite, istanbuleast.com. >> what do you have in mind today? >> reporter: 'tis the sean to eat black sea anchovies, what do you think? let's do it. >> reporter: all right. >> welcome. >> reporter: thanks. >> thank you. >> reporter: we're eating anchovies. they're totally delicious. one of my favorite foods. i mean, the ingredients are so simple. this is olive oil, lemon. >> that's right. turkey is blessed with great waters, fresh fish seasonally. in the hands of an usta, master, something like a jedi knight in the kitchen. they're protectors of something serious. and this is -- the back story of a place like this. it's the guy in the kitchen who keeps it all going. >> reporter: ooh, here we go. what is this? >> this is sole. these are local sole fillets which have been wrapped, secured, and grilled in the same way that it was -- >> you don't object to lemon juice? >> no, no, never. mm. >> reporter: wow. >> you saw the guy with the coffee from outside? great. again, specialization, you kno