we don't need to get amnesia and think everything is all right. we know that the journey is not complete. for too many in our community, they have developed profit laryngitis, but now is the time to speak up. we come today to acknowledge we have come a long way but we still have a long way to go. i ask you today to continue to support our hbcu's. we need your funding, advocacy and support. we still have many more steps to take on the vision to victory but for those who are of the christian faith, we read this book and we read to the last chapter and we know that we win. we are grateful for the faith that keeps us going every day, but we also note any journey is taken one step at a time. so our victory is a sure -- is assured when we take another step, and we walked together and don't get wary. when we take another step toward freedom and justice knowing that all things are good and those who love the lord and are called to its purpose. we take another step knowing no weapon against us will be able to stop us. we take another step knowing that the

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she also suffered from retrograde amnesia. when a person receives a severe blow to the head, it can disrupt the chemical sequences that form memory. the condition can be temporary or permanent. dianna couldn't remember the attack or anything that happened immediately preceding the attack. >> the doctors had warned us, don't tell her. don't fill in those gaps. she's got to have the process of recovering this memory on her own. if you fill it in, then that's going to be her memory. >> after weeks in the hospital and still with great difficulty speaking, dianna was allowed to return home with her husband, kevin. but three months after the assault, something happened. as dianna and her mother were in the waiting room of a doctor's office, a series of pictures in a baby magazine triggered something she had forgotten. frantically she pointed to her stomach, apparently to indicate her pregnancy, and then she pointed to her wedding ring. her mother asked, are you trying to tell me kevin did this to you? dianna shook her head yes. >> s

. >> have amnesia. >> let's just have her. >> great yesterday. i love mia.catch with your dog. >> one dog getting a lot of attention, as hard as he tries, he just can'tment take a look at this. >> ♪ ♪ the poor dog might have vision problems. we shouldn't be making fun every him. >> almost catching them. >> that's what i mean. >> i had a dog like this. his name was dugin. and he could not catch anything. >> he's got to be hard, even go to the hibachi steak houses, you try to catch the shrimp. >> here is the story not his eyesight. the fact they are feeding him tacos, and burito. that's a hot pocket. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you supposed to feed dogs -- >> no. donuts? what's this? >> and missing these foods. >> strawberries? >> oh, geez. >> that's huge strawberry. >> i no wonder he is so thin. he never eats. >> his name is fritz. oh, here comes a wean. >> i really? >> is this cannibalism. hotdogs to be eaten by dogs? >> seriously, you know, the steak houses, they throw the shrimp and stuff, supposed to catch it, i can never catch t like benny hahna? >> yes. >> t

does he think we have amnesia?> against people that really aren't that controversial, john kerry, people like that. he voted against every one. >> he's a bomb thrower, he'll be amusing. people will vote because they're emotional and angry. >> let's watch him last night launching a missile here. >> i think obamacare has been the biggest disaster, the biggest training wren, i think president obama has been the most lawless president we've had. a bizarre orwellian -- he won't -- the consistent pattern of the obama/clinton foreign policy has been abandoning our friends and allies, whether it's israel, whether it's the uk, whether it's canada, and coddling and appeasing our enemies. >> what do you think about the president and his treatment of prime minister netanyahu and israel? >> it is shameful. it is disgraceful. this administration has been the most antagonistic administration to israel in the history of this country. >> well, you saw it. it was the -- he put politically speaking here, with any value -- or unvalue

>> a lot of this has to do with media amnesia. for the past seven months there have bennett works that have been putting out this information without really checking it out. and they play a role in the atmosphere that's been ginned up. i was watching cnn this morning and they were talking about healing. healing without admitting they were the ones pouring salt on the wounds. cnn puts division in news division. for seven months they spent pushing out this stuff and now they are talking about healing. it kills me. he brought up the thing about not having riot gear. i think that's the worst thing. you don't depolice the police. you don't send them out less protected in time of athlete. there's no such thing as a casual friday in law enforcement. you're armed and you're lethal so we don't have to. everyone seems to be in agreement with the group except the police only color you can hate is blue. it's a community it's a police community, the president is a community organizer, here's a community he can help organize and he should. >> s

amnesia in washington sets in fast. how about last week?gress boycotted against bebe netanyahu but sided with iran. these are patriots trying to save our security and that of our allies and democrats joe biden, so excited about it. this is beneath the dignity of the senate? if barack obama breaks the law with executive orders even he said were illegal in the past, with the senate's powers being chipped away by a president that prefers third-world dictator methodology? the democrats have no argument whatever. >> now interestingly when pelosi met with assad hillary praised nancy pelosi. what a hypocrite. >> yes. well, you know, none of us have perfect voe cab back to youulary, but one word missing from the clinton's is integrity. it troubles me. in the end of the day, many problems in washington come down to integrity. i think, you know tom cotton with that guy i mean that guy, he is a man of integrity. clearly. combat veteran. and he is up against these people like harry reid, nancy pelosi? poor joe biden making crazy statements. what a coll

amnesia, blackouts, seizures. but this next affliction changes the libido.rive that goes overdrive. this is alissa. just alissa, no last names. it's that kind of story. she's 23, single, lives in vancouver. behind that bold blue eye shadow, an ordinary woman with a strange tale of desire gone wild. did you ever imagine that that car accident could so change the course of your life? >> reporter: and this is heather, happily and, normally, faithfully married to her husband andy. they're from england. she too has a story that would make anyone blush. walking down the street, for a while was hazardous. >> she would catch people's attention, you know guys. she would just give them a look. >> i was never subtle with it. >> reporter: you were never subtle? >> no. >> reporter: it wasn't a come hither look, it was a come -- >> get it look. >> reporter: two women, a world apart, with one thing in common. a brain injury that transformed them in ways both intimate and unimaginable. trauma threw a switch in their brains, super-charging their sex drive. their story might

we are still in a state of national amnesia about the tragedies that have been perpetuated by the statend state actors in this country against people of color and it's not necessary to be in that state. question accept these things happen and that racial hierarchy is part of the history of this country and baked into our media and stereotypes, almost like the oxygen that we breathe. it's in our system and we haven't been doing a very good job of teaching people not how to inhale and exhale and have it act out in their actions. we could take responsibility off each bad actor and say this is a national problem and admit it and talk about starting to heal together. >> what people like mayor giuliani don't understand is this isn't a movement about equal justice under the law although that's important. it's also a movement about public saturday. it's an anti-violence movement against violence by the police and violence by anyone else. so that's why the protesters were the first to condemn the shooting of the officers in ferguson. one of the things the justice report filled when white people

find is there is usually a period in a concussion where people feel foggy and they certainly have amnesiaight before or right after the head injury. then they can have a period of weeks of not feeling themselves having problems with the tension, headaches and what we find, what the research is finding with repeat concussions it actually gets worse each time. there's a lot of recent research that is continuing to be added to by the month about what happens long-term following concussions. there's something called chronic traumatic encephalopathy which is almost like a premature alzheimer's happening in brains. actually under the microscope some of the same signaling proteins we have seen gone wrong and alzheimer's are present in these brains of people that have had repeated concussions and we feel the early life you are very vulnerable. girls tend to have more injuries than boys at this time. it's a question of whether the thickness of their school or not but this is an emerging area of intense research. sports seems to be there's a lot of impact in sports these days. we have to remind peo

just like a person who suffers from amnesia would have a difficult time knowing where she is and howshe has gotten to where she is, unless she is told and then she would forget it again. so, society in this case, the united states needs to understand its history. it can help us to better figure out where we are and where we are going. history repeats itself enough to make at least some historical generalizations possible. and because generalization sufficiently interconnected can generate insight into the likely shape of things to come. mark twain famously said this, "if history never repeats itself, sometimes it rhymes." now, again, i think i'm probably on shaky ground with some professional historians in the room, perhaps jeff can set me straight. some professional historians certainly some historians elsewhere, will say on that contrary, fred, history teaches nothing. they would agree perhaps with a great french historian, i'm not sure he would endorse that notion completely but he said this -- that for the historian, it is all about "the thrill of learning singular things." that'

we don't need to get amnesia and think everything is all right.e know that the journey is not complete. for too many in our community, they have developed profit laryngitis, but now is the time to speak up. we come today to acknowledge we have come a long way but we still have a long way to go. i ask you today to continue to support our hbcu's. we need your funding, advocacy and support. we still have many more steps to take on the vision to victory but for those who are of the christian faith, we read this book and we read to the last chapter and we know that we win. we are grateful for the faith that keeps us going every day, but we also note any journey is taken one step at a time. so our victory is a sure -- is assured when we take another step, and we walked together and don't get wary. when we take another step toward freedom and justice knowing that all things are good and those who love the lord and are called to its purpose. we take another step knowing no weapon against us will be able to stop us. we take another step knowing that the lo

he claimed amnesia. so the air force sent him off for psychiatric tests.thy called her friend tanya. >> she telephoned me saying, "i'm in hawaii. todd had a mental breakdown, and so he's in a psychiatric facility." she had said to me that he escaped and was in the wooded area in hawaii. and for a week or two. and when he finally came out of the woods he said that he was a samurai warrior. >> reporter: back then, after months of psychiatric evaluation, todd was diagnosed with dissociative disorder, a neurosis that warped his view of reality. not exactly what the air force wanted in a fighter pilot. >> and because of events and the determinations by the air force psychiatrists, he was retired medically with a 50% disability. >> reporter: and there was that incident in amsterdam. remember? rachel told james about it. it happened just before he was due to make an important presentation at a conference. that time he appeared to black out, became catatonic, ended up in the hospital where they found nothing wrong with him and released him. rachel told james he fa

just a year ago, but we got real amnesia among our republican colleagues. here's what they said in their report. abuse of the cap adjustment is a backdoor loophole that undermines the integrity of the budget process. the budget committee will exercise its oversight responsibilities with respect to the use of oco. the budget committee will oppose levels that our military commanders say are needed unless it can be clearly demonstrated that such accounts are war-related. i didn't write that, but the republican colleagues put it in the report. it's like whew, didn't mean it. so i'm baffled that our colleagues keep bringing this up. total violation of what the budget committee has always stood for on a bipartisan basis. i yield three minutes to the gentlelady from new york, ranking member of the small business committee and great friend to entrepreneurs around the country, ms. va last quezz. mr. valadao: i thank the -- >> i oppose the budget that would cut the legs out from our nation's small businesses. this would mean $10 billion cuts. taken together this redu

. >> so that's crashed and now i have amnesia. >> it's more complicated than that. >> it's always more wonder if the personality he's putting on a thought-out and performed or is it's really him. >> when these people come back from the dead, they come back as like a real person not the weird, creepy zombie -- >> and having no memory. >> same clothes. >> same clothes and they haven't aged at all. for them, it's been like no time has asked. >> so the friends and family are seeing them and freaking out. >> and they've moved on. each character that's lost a loved one is somewhere in the stages of their grief, of letting go. it's like, if you know somebody who's lost someone, if you've lost someone yourself, there's a stage where you have to make yourself move on if it's a husband or wife, you have to start dating again. but you're afraid if i start dating, i feel like that person's still with me, i feel like they could walk in the door. this show is about when they do walk in the door. >> do they have funerals or disappear someplace -- >> they die. >> is it a psychological thing or is it l

just have some amnesia. let's play games with our defense spending. mr. speaker, i want to go back to an issue that's come up a couple times during this debate regarding economic growth. as i said, the congressional budget office's indicated that the republican budget will actually slow down economic growth in the next couple years . just after we're regaining momentum, they're going to slow it down. the congressional budget office said something else that's interesting. it says, as you look ahead over the next 10 years, the biggest single factor with respect to growth rates that don't keep up with the past averages are demographic changes. the fact that baby boomers are going to be retiring and they're not going to be in the work force. you just have to look at the c.b.o. report from this budget year. so, you know, you would think that one way to deal with that would be to pass immigration reform. in fact, the congressional budget office says that that will help spur economic growth. it will also help add to the solvency of social security because you'll

just a year ago, but we got real amnesia among our republican colleagues. here's what they said in their report. abuse of the cap adjustment is a backdoor loophole that undermines the integrity of the budget process. the budget committee will exercise its oversight responsibilities with respect to the use of oco. the budget committee will oppose levels that our military commanders say are needed unless it can be clearly demonstrated that such accounts are war-related. i didn't write that, but the republican colleagues put it in the report. it's like whew, didn't mean it. so i'm baffled that our colleagues keep bringing this up. total violation of what the budget committee has always stood for on a bipartisan basis. i yield three minutes to the gentlelady from new york, ranking member of the small business committee and great friend to entrepreneurs around the country, ms. va last quezz. mr. valadao: i thank the -- >> i oppose the budget that would cut the legs out from our nation's small businesses. this would mean $10 billion cuts. taken together this redu