a greyhound bus ticket and went out to enid on my own. he took me over to his shop, and for the first time, i got to spend some time with my grandfather. >> and with all those cars. sure, they look like heaps of scrap, but stuart comes to understand this was his grandfather's pride and joy, his collection. its centerpiece -- these two depression-era cords. >> grandpa had a fascination with the cord, because it was the first car that had front-wheel drive, and they had done some really ingenious things under the hood. >> after his high school road trip, stuart heads out west for college and then launches a successful furniture business in san francisco. then, in the fall of 2000, a call from out of the blue sends stuart scrambling back to enid. >> he opens the door [chuckles] and he's covered from head to toe in feathers. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer when we return. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you thi

enid. i can hear her sort of, is that a happy grumblelj enid.fortable. he is a different dog to the one who came into battersea in january different dog to the one who came into battersea injanuary this different dog to the one who came into battersea in january this year. you think from a puppy farm. we are almost certain, she was displaying horrific injuries are and health conditions, like what? her hips are badly deformed. she can't walk or sit properly. she has a heart condition and her skin was more like a reptile and that a dog. it was scaly and inflamed. 0ur a reptile and that a dog. it was scaly and inflamed. our staff worked wonders and we found her a wonderful home with one of my colleagues. charities like battersea, we are able to help as many as we can, not every dog has that second chance. sure. what is happening on a puppy farm then, a poorly run puppy farm which meant she has so many complications? breeders are putting profit before animal welfare and flooding the market with badly bred puppies. what does that mean? it means in ma

enid, oklahoma. bob is in tyler, texas, independent. good morning. you so much for the service you provide. be these issues will never solved until we get back to the principles and that's the constitution and enumerated is no way, it just evolves into travelism the way now with everybody fighting for their own issue. we can understand principles of constitution and need to get will o that, only way we save america. host: headlines from front pages newspapers around america. lead story from north town, herald, ania, times medicaid changes raise alarms, that story focusing on the health care bill and the changes that are possible in the from from the eagle dothan, alabama, one of their ead stories, failure or success, five reasons why the bill may be voted down, three voted down ot be again focusing on the senate vote happening on tuesday to debate on a senate plan to either repeal and and tla and peal one other, not story, but advertisement to point out to today, this full page ad in the "new york times," every u.s. senator should vote no on healthca

now it's enid's turn. hers will be slight more difficult. why not take her to the top of a 5,000 foot mountain, strap some skis to the chair. >> dang, that's cool. >> yes. >> i love this. because the chair possible is making things possible that man may have told them are kbab impossible. >> exactly. her dream coming true. a little scary at first. >> i love her face when they first sit her in the chair. it's almost like this giddy smile like this is really going to happen. >> super cool now. you see at the beginning where she takes off, there are the skis on the chair. but they have to land back on the ground. amon shows us how he made this all possible. check it out. once they're in the air, after they launch, he pulls these two toggles and that releases these bungee cords and skis spring out of the way allowing the wheels to take on the landing. >>> family game nights are fun. >> they can be fun. >> they can bring everybody together. >> and light them up! >> well lauren and shane had this great idea. we know all about scratchers, but this

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don appropriately asked him -- suggested that enid, talking with nixon, had lowered his voice and got over it now: -- over in the alcove. he had the impression that the conversation could be recorded. to which butterfield responded, no. dean would not have known. he picked up the document. he said, that's where this came from. i think he thought we were bipartisan more than we were, trying to trap him in some sense. he said, i guess you guys know all the president's offices are bugged with taping devices. ms. stahl: he said "i guess you know." >> he thought we knew. i said, yes, of course, but tell us your account. there was some other context, too. early -- there was a lot of friction, a lot of non-bipartisan activity. toas asked by sam dash follow a member of the republican staff to the eob. i was following him. we got there. of course, i could not get in. i got back to dash. he said, well, i guess we can't prove they are still communicating. we talked about subpoenas that were going out. i said, well, let me borrow up your phone. i called up the office. i think it was jim jordan wh