they can get a six-figure job have anw if they engineering degree and they don't understand it. >> anden they can get a job doing interesting things. it's like solving a puzzle. it's some pretty nice financial renumeration involved. >> and if you go entrepreneurial, even more so. tell me about your life today. >> it's great. i get a chance to write. -- you knowpeople i'm a leukemia survivor. i get a chance to work with people doing patient summits and giving them the opportunity to figure out what they are going through and hopefully give them some good ideas. >> it's easy for them to deal with it if they know that someone like you has dealt with it. and survived. they are not alone. it's not a death sentence. drug and itt on a getso great that it did not me to the space i needed to get to so they switched me to the second generation drug and i achieved a full molecular response which means there i know bad white blood cells and my body. my leukemia is really managed. people who have the same leukemia as you but are not as famous or wealthy, they might not have the same access. how do

these are our patients that we want to see anwe end to abortion in this country. about the front lines of abortion because they are changing. front line of abortion used to be the abortion clinic and room. is your dorm the front line used to be the hospitals and now it is the who are given drugs and sent home to abort on their own. you now become the workers on the front line. be able to you to talk intelligently to your roommates and your friends about what these drugs actually do. jeanie mentioned there are drugs that are labeled as but arey contraceptives the same kind of chemical that is used as abortion. say oh, you hear people you are just against for aception, what you are is life and life for the embryo. fertilization. we have information on our and we want to be a resource for you because you now line on the ont battle for abortion. we want to stand with you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, dr. harrison. we are actually coming pretty rally. the close of our you are looking pretty cold so i will remind you about the first aid tents. up, guys

it worked out to be a big risk and one worth taking anwe have been a pills since then.adam: i want to show viewers quickly some revenue pictures, denver vs. seattle, $283 million in revenue, a lot on the line when you make a decision to take a gamble on someone like peyton manning. what was it like to come to the decision to say we are going to go with him. >> you are getting a great player and a great person conlan athlete revered around the country and elevate your franchise and also elevate your team. everybody gets better not just players but everybody in the building and we felt that was going to be something that could move us up the ladder as a ffanchise, we have been wobbling along in mediocrity through the years and when john elway came in and hired john fox and we were able to get payton, here we are playing in the super bowl so it worked out well. adam: one more thing about peyton manning. no decisions will be made about this game, but there's concern about potential neck injuries with him afterward and you guys are pushing up against salary caps. what happen

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our daughter loves baseball. d anwe tried to get her on some teams, and there were some coaches that would include her but she just never felt right about it. hitting the ball and then making the other kids wait, just wasn't her idea of what baseball was. hitting the ball and then making the other kids wait, we thought she would just have to settle for being a fan; until rotary stepped in. and they built this special field. they took an idea of just letting the kids play baseball and made it fit these kids, rather than trying to make the kids fit the field. lauren forgets about what she can't do, because they've given her the opportunity to do something that we never thought possible. when these kids get to play ball, their heart is there they're so excited and they just get to feel like regular kids. on the phone i heard her telling her grandmother that she was the luckiest kid in the world. ♪ [male narrator] before his injury, john bennett was a career soldier. while serving in iraq, he was shot by a sniper. i stepped out, turned back towards the humvee and as soon as i did, i got