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charlie, norah, gayle, i think her approach to m.s.lutely have to. you have to stay positive keep the hope and you just keep going. >> that's what she does very well. great story. thank you, jan crawford. >>> he created one of >>> good morning. temperatures now above 50 degrees, we're on our way to a high of 75. 46, 47 degrees, clear skies, a beautiful sunny day with a high in the mid-70s. overnight tonight starting to get more humid. may see some patchy fog late. 49's the low. tomorrow and through the five- day, a run of sun temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. ♪ >>> graham nash the founding member of crosby still and nash is out with a new autobiography. it's called "wild tales: rock and roll life." anthony save sat down with him. >> while it's 50 years, he's definitely not slowing down. >> reporter: from the hollies -- ♪ are you thinking ♪ >> reporter: to crosby still nash and young. ♪ teach your children well ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's been quite a ride for graham nash. >> i got to the end of the manuscripts and i looked down at the pa

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myself for a full year, changing the way i eat, and i have impacted almost every symptom i have from m.single one of 'em. i'm not curing my disease... but i'ma tell ya, i feel better every single day. now... [applause] what do you think? i mean, you know, we... i'm trying to make sure, like, this show is all about making people understand you can get those fruits and vegetables and change your diet and the way you eat by emulsifying, juicing, stealthing... what do you think about this whole idea? >> dr. brantley: well, you just talked about emulsifying and juicing, what people have to remember is, we live in a... this is a living body. we were made, created, designed to live off of what comes from the earth. live food for a live, living body. >> montel: increase your fruits and vegetables, you can lower your risk for type 2 diabetes, multiple forms of cancer, osteoarthritis, disease after disease after disease, right? >> exactly, i'm so passionate about this-- i've worked with people for many years, and one of the things they really are missing is real food, you know, food that's fresh a

my sister has been told that her tests and some medicines for her m.s. will not be covered because obamacare mandates say she's no longer going to be a viable person at the age of 50. now, these are real people, these are real people who contacted me about the effects of obamacare, contrary to the folks on the other side said for the last hour, it's not all great for many americans. it's a tough legislation. it affects people's health and it affects them financially and we're turning this law turns over america's health to the federal government. there's got to be a better way. i appreciate the gentleman from tyler yielding me time and i yield back. mr. gohmert: thank you. reclaiming my time. real people being hurt in real ways is what obamacare's doing, and for those who think it is a good thing, those were people that would have been helped by either side of the aisle, but it should be noted that insurance companies under obamacare are paying an additional tax to the federal government. everybody's having to pay more for everything and yet they're gett