cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: when the dalai lama speaks, people listen, which is why he's doing what he can to help children and call attention to those without access to education, medicine, and the very basics that every child deserves. whole child international, what is that? >> actually, the leader of this whole child international organization came to see me some time ago last year and explained about her work. i was very much impressed. then i accepted her invitation, so now i come here. so this is extremely important, because my number one commitment

cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> making history on health care, but what cost to the president and his party and more from the panel in a moment, but more top stories from christine roman. >> anderson, you mentioned it earlier, former president bill clinton is in haiti. to day he toured a tent city in port-au-prince with former president george w. bush. the two men are raising the fund-raising efforts for haiti following the january earthquake. president bush says he hopes that their visit reminds americans that the country needs help. >>> in a battle watched by many,

call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca be able to help. >> larry: when the dalai lama speaks, people listen, which is why he's doing what he can to help children and call attention to those without access to education, medicine, and the very basics that every child deserves. whole child international, what is that? >> actually, the leader of this whole child international organization came to see me some time ago last year and explained about her work. i was very much impressed. then i accepted her invitation, so now i come here. so this is extremely important, because my number one commitment is to build a healthy world, a compassionate world. so these young children are the future generation. so they cultivate or nurture compassion from -- right from the beginning. it's very, very essential. now this organization is taking special care of these vulnerable children who i felt are like helpless children. >> everywhere? >> everywhere in the organization. so otherwise, you see, these children who lack affection, then these -

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call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford yoyour medicati, astrazeneca be able to help. >> larry: the grandson of toyota's founder testified today. if you have a question, by the way, send it into our facebook page, it's facebook.com/larrykinglive. mr. toyota, you spoke english well in the opening statement. why do you prefer we do it through an interpreter? >> translator: because i was given the opportunity to speak at the hearing and i wanted to convey that we are working hard to gain the public's trust and that's why i asked to use interpreters. >> larry: so you prefer your date of language. was it a difficult day for you? >> translator: yes, honestly, i think it was not an easy day. but i tried very hard, and i am not confident to what degree our sincerity was conveyed, but we are working together with the dealers and other customers who support us, our suppliers and other colleagues and our employer -- employees, and they all supported me, so i held on so far. >> larry: mr. toyota, would you say you were treated fairly by the congressmen? >> transla

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call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca to help. >>> all right. the health care debate is heated. one that can be a bit difficult to understand. in fact, many of the proposed provisions won't kick in for a number of years. others, however, will be felt almost immediately. we break it down in terms that are easy for you to understand. as the vote comes down to the wire president obama takes his message straight to the people, touting the immediate benefits of his health reform bill. >> starting this year, thousands of uninsured americans with preexisting conditions will be able to purchase health insurance, some for the very first time. >> the full impact won't take place for several years. in the meantime americans with pre-existing conditions will get temporary coverage from a $5 billion fund, this will include children. young adults would immediately be covered under their parents' plan. >> by the way, to all the young people here today, starting this year if you don't have insurance all new plans will allow you to stay o

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call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca be able to help. >>> a number of other stories we're following. check in again with christine romans. >> anderson, a delaware pediatrician accused of molesting more than 100 young patients pleaded not guilty in a delaware court today. dr. earl bradley is facing a staggering 471 charges in connection with his alleged crimes. the prosecutors say all of bradley's victims were girls except for one boy and they say they have the evidence to prove it. >>> video of a deadly whale attack of the sea world trainer will not be released any time soon. a florida judge today let stand an injunction preventing the footage from being made public. the tape shows the 12,000 pound whale pulling dawn under the water. these pictures were taken just prior to the attacks. >>> a massive baby carrier recall. the cpsc is encouraging people to stop using the sling rider. the slings may have suffocated three infants. >>> this guy is one of the would be robbers who tried to phone in their heist. it happened yeste

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> greta: 11:00 is almost here,s you know, senator john mccain is back on the campaign trail with sara palin. >> i mentioned to sarah, again, after we lost the election i slept like a baby. sleep two hours, wake up, cry. sleep two hours, wake up and cry. >> we suspect senator mccain is now sleeping through the night that. is your last call. lights are blinking and we're closing down show. make sure you follow us on twitter. go to twitter.com slash greta wire. weekly -- i tweet all the time, all weekend long. go to gretawire.com. i want your comments. and until then

mylan, astrazeneca, and another just paid $124 million to medicaid this year. another was fined $23.4 million. all these were done by the attorney general's office. that is just this year. i can go back six, seven, eight years, attorneys general in the bush administration and others that went after these companies and got all these fines and settlements. hundreds of millions of big dollars. that is good. i applaud the attorneys general for doing that. both the present attorney general and his predecessors. but what can we put in place so they don't do that in the first place? i hope your department will look at that. how was it that these pharmaceutical companies got by with this? some of them got by with it -- this did not just happen a couple months. they had been doing it for years. all of a sudden someone catches them. the problem of justice said it takes a long time, a couple of years, and they finally build a case to get the evidence. then they either get fined or settled. so i hope -- i don't know if you want to respond to this or not, but i look forward

announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> a twitter questiones at sarah palin's expense play into her image as a media victim and actually make her more appealing to some voters? >> i worry about it night and day, larry. it keeps me up. >> larry: i knew it did. >> of course not. anyone who is truly a fan of sarah palin is unreachable. that is an unreachable person. they must be written off. you can't reach them. because sarah palin is the most unserious person we've ever had on the national stage. >> larry: unserious. >> she makes joe the plumber look like aristopholes, are you kidding? dan quayle was leagues ahead of her, and he's not a bright man. but she does serve a purpose, which is, i think she allows so many americans to look down on someone. and we need that, larry. we need someone, even people who are not terribly bright can go, well, i'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer but i am smarter than that crazy lady. i don't have to write things on my hand. >> larry: how do you explain the following that she has? >> well, first of all, i d

call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca be able to help. >> greta: things really are getting uglier here in washington. even though the senate health care now law the fight continues. some republicans vowing to fight anything and everything the democrats try to do. why would they do that? joining us rnc chairman michael steele. good evening sir. in terms of strategy, blocking everything, saying absolutely -- senator mccain says there is going to be no more cooperation does that have a risk of backfiring? >> senator mccain is just saying matters of national security, something obviously important comes to the table, we going to work with the president. but this, you know bending over, extending our hand and saying oh gee let's introduce this and see if we can work together. that is not the mindset more has been the practice of the administration or congress. you tell us what you want to do and we'll be prepared to if you are ready to go bipartisan we'll do bipartisan otherwise we'll layout an opposition's perspective on thes

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: joining us now, senator barbara boxer, democrat of california, sponsoring the violence against children act. she is with us in d.c. still with us, brendan and kelly king in san diego, parents of the late chelsea king, and also california assemblyman nathan fletcher, republican of san diego. as we mentioned, he is working with chelsea's parents to enact legal reforms to protect children from violent sexual predators. senator boxer, governor schwarzenegger has ordered a review of the way the state has handled the 2000 molestation case against the accused john gardner. and again, we must remind he is the accused. he was released from parole supervision although he remained a registered sex offender, and parole records say he should have been sent back to prison in 2007 and 2008 for parole violations. what is wrong with the system, senator? >> well, it's clearly broken. and i want to compliment the kings for turning their grief into action and the assemblyman for working with them. we all have to work together.

call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. > >>>. >> larry: jane, what do you make of rick and jack going at it. >> i'm on rick's side. when you see animal exploitation, follow the money. this is big money. the blackstone group traded on the new york stock exchange recently bought seaworld for $2.7 billion. this is about money. this animal in question, tili m tilikum, the killer whale, was born in the waters off iceland, and it was kidnapped and abducted in the early 1980s. for more than a quarter of a century it has spept its life going round and round in a circumstance heels in a tank. it would be sticking a human being in a bathtub. if you were in a bathtub for 25 years, don't you think you'd get a little irritated, aggravated and maybe a little psychotic. it was speaking with its fin saying get me out of this damn tank. >> larry: thad, how do you responds? >> first of all, i'd like to send my condolences of the family of dawn brancheau, because that's what this is about today. she had her funeral today

call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazenecay be able to help. ♪ >>> and there they are. beautiful monarch butterflies. normally this time of year, they should be migrating back north from mexico. but this year, researchers are seeing only a fraction of the butterflies they normally do in the southern u.s. so, where have all the butterflies gone? we'll get into that in a moment. good morning, everybody. i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm bill weir. it is sunday, march 21st. >>> also in this half hour, the latest viral sensation on youtube are called haul videos. as in, let me show you my haul. i'm just back from the mall. and this is where teens show off all the stuff they bought. and it is generating millions of clicks. in fact, it's so popular that some big manufacturers are paying girls to go shop. turning them into little mini oprahs. >> brilliant. >> favorite things. yeah. >>> and our "weekend window," we're going to head west. one of the most gorgeous desert landscapes in the country. if you haven't been to joshua tree national pa

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> all right, so look at that, capitol. and i don't know if you can classify what's going on or qualify what's going on there as beautiful, but it's the nation's work, america's work being done inside those halls right now. the president visited that place today and i want to tell you if you're just joining us, president barack obama went to capitol hill today to speak directly to democrats. at stake is the fate of a health care reform bill that has been more than a year in the making. some say it's really been happening since president clinton was in office. a make or break vote tomorrow, and so far seven democrats have said that they will break ranks with the democrats and vote against the bill. six more to defeat this. listen to the president as he makes his last-minute pitch for passage today on capitol hill. >> but even before this crisis, each and every one of us knew that there were millions of people across america who were living their own quiet crises. maybe because they had a child who had a preexisting

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> we have a sad story to reports saying good-bye to one of our treasured colleagues. photo journalist, margaret, lost her battle with colon cancer today. the story he she covered are the stuff of legends. for two decades she traveled the world for cnn covering conflicts and war zones. in 1992 she was shot in the face by a sniper in sarajevo. six months later she was back at work. born in new delazealand, she ne aspired to be a photo journalist. her path was driven by love of history and desire to see it unfold firsthand. watch her story on our website at cnn.com. documentary titled "fear less." >>> want you to check out this amazing -- lk at that. that's video out of iceland. a vol cane know and glacier come face to case face. it's a state of emergency. declared for several communities. the volcano is southeast of iceland's capital city. and authorities say no injuries or damage have been reported so far. still, pretty cool video. stay on that for a little bit. sometimes you can see stuff like that. they don't let y

call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazenecaay be able to help. >>> nervous about all this? >> of course you should. it's the drug business. it's dangerous. >> i can't feel my left anything. >> that was a cliff from the show times drama "weeds" about a single soccer mom who sells pot to make ends meet. but in real life california has now put legalizing marijuana on the ballot. so growing and selling the drug could soon be legitimate business. the new measure would regulate and tax all cannabis sales. anyone 21 or older would be able to possess up to an ounce of marijuana. they could cultivate plants in an area up to 25 square feet. it would be illegal to smoke it in public or have the marijuana on school grounds. joining us is dale claire from a trade school which teaches students how to cultivate and plant and operate medical marijuana dispensaries and, dale, first of all, is there really money to be made for selling legal marijuana? >> hi there, david. as a matter of fact, what this is really about is jobs. we're offering tens

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