, always in beta. we talked about technologies and policies set years ago. >> guest: right. >> host: your chiefs of staff at the 1986telecom act. how do you rewrite that? [laughter] bring it up to 2011 or 2012? >> guest: the problem is rewriting law, the first draft of that was in 1973, okay? you don't want to freeze things by depending on the change in the law. if we could all get in a room and rewrite the law in two weeks, hey, i'd love to do it and sit there. that's not the way law making works. i think we as a country, there's a lot of discreet things that we need to do to move forward. there are many interesting things about the 96 act. i think in some ways it was an untold success story. i know this would be a controversial notion, but one reason why we actually, you know, mckenzie has a study about the internet with the effect on economic development and it surprised people how well the united states does there, but there are fundamental reasons. one of them is research institutions that we just

in pay that, we've talk -- beta, we've talked about some technologies and be policies that were set years ago. >> guest: right. >> host: you were chief of staff at the fcc during the 1996 telecom act. how do you rewrite that? [laughter] >> guest: you know it's. >> host: bring it up to 2011, 2012. >> guest: remember, the '96 act, i think the first draft of that was 1973, okay? so you don't want to freeze things by depending on a change in the law. if we could all get in a room and rewrite the law in two weeks, hey, you know, i'd love to do it. i'd love to sit there. but that's not the way law making works. i think we as a country, there's a lot of discreet things we need to do to move forward. there are many interesting things about the '96 act. i actually think in some ways the an untold success story. i know this would be a controversial notion. but one reason why we actually, you know, mckenzie just came out with a study about the internet and it effect on economic development, and it would surprise people how well the united states does there. but there are some fundamental reaso

host: guestback in beta. we talked about some technologies and policies that were said years ago your chief of staff at the sec during the 1996 telecom act. how do you we write that? -- rewrite that? to bring it up to 2011-2012? guest: the

beta? >> anyone can play, you can play co-op and -- >> jimmy: how do you do that? neck. look at this, torturing him, my gosh. >> that's not looking good right now. >> jimmy: whoa! now, you're under water. this is where it gets crazy. now what's going on, he can't breathe under water. >> no, got to get out. >> jimmy: you got up here, okay, good. >> you are going to be playing too. >> jimmy: you going to let me play, too? >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: i can try this. i can do this. >> you can do this? >> jimmy: i get a little nervous when i play these games. so just -- widen it all out. >> it's all you. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. so i'm just run through it. it's wobbly. it's wobbly, because the cruise -- the ship's going back -- see, i didn't do that. [ laughter ] whoa! i didn't do that! what is that!? [ laughter ] stand up, i am standing up. . >> step it, step it. >> jimmy: i am tapping triangle. i have weak thumbs -- oh, my gosh. swim to safety. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: oh, no -- i can't take it. >> go straight. . >> go straight through the vent. straight through the

un ejemplo que el gobernador arnold schwarzenegger beta varias veces.tinúa en cuba, ya 18 días después de la misteriosa cirugía. >> precisamente a raíz de su ausencia diferentes versiones de como se encuentra el mandatario, salió a las calles de caracas a investigar como se vive la espera de noticias. >> a adelante julio. >> efectivamente a nuestras espaldas está el monumento a simón bolívar, en donde vive cerca del 10% de la población de todo el país y todos tienen algo que decir sobre el misterio de la salud del presidente hugo chávez >> amaneció en caracas, avanza un nuevo día bajo los ojos del libertador simón bolívar con que la gente lleva a cabo sus actividades. corre en estas calles el rumor que el presidente hugo chávez está grave y después de una cirugía de emergencia en la habana, cuba 10 de junio pasado. el presidente no ha regresado a venezuela después de la operación y su estado de salud es un misterio. >> hay muchos rumores pero que está enfermo que se recupere pronto. >> milagros lleva años dedicada al comercio informal, dice que no le im

. >> jimmy: there's a beta on this. >> callofduty.com/elite.want to get your hands on this thing? >> jimmy: i know simon pegg might want to get his hands on it, as well. [ laughter ] >> well, let's let robert started. we've got this thing called "spec-ops" we're going to play. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: go figure. is that all right? are we -- yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. so, we're going to start out. here we go. [ laughter ] >> i'll get you started up. i don't want to shoot you. [ laughter ] all right. that's you. that's you. no, no! stop! stop! stop! go. >> it's friendly fire that hurts the most, jimmy. >> where are you going to go? >> jimmy: i was going to go through that hole of-in the wall. >> jimmy: whoa, somebody shot me already. what's this guy's problem? >> simon: jim, you're playing just like i do. >> jimmy: just hide? whoa! yeah, get lost, sucker! what are you looking at? sit down! >> where am i? >> there you are. >> you want to pick up weapons that -- >> jimmy: shut up! huh, shut up! [ laughter ] give me your gun, t

. >> a beta dog, a boiled noodle. >> stephen: a boiled noodle? not t-paw! he was always at least al dente! (laughter) i mean, pawlenty's campaign was soaring like a chicken tossed off a barge! i mean, just two days ago on fox news sunday pawlenty jacked mitt romney flight the health care plan! jim? >> president obama said that he designed obamacare after romney care and basically made it obamneycare. >> oh, no! obamneycare is perfect! it's the brangelina of political attacks! (laughter) he got mitt romney right in the achilles heel and even worse, heel injuries are covered under obamneycare! so the minnesota governor was totally primed and ready when john king lobbed him a softball even the minnesota wins the could hit. >> you just heard the governor rebut your characterization obamneycare. >> well, the issue that was raised in a question from a reporter was what are the similarities between the two and i just cited president obama's own words. >> was obamneycare on fox news sunday, why is it not obamneycare standing with the governor delight? >> president

. >> jimmy: there's a beta on this. >> callofduty.com/elite.t your hands on this thing? >> jimmy: i know simon pegg might want to get his hands on it, as well. [ laughter ] >> well, let's let robert started. we've got this thing called "spec-ops" we're going to play. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: go figure. is that all right? >> simon: you're mean. >> jimmy: no. not yet. not yet. all right. ready? starting up right now. all right. here we go. >> here you go. >> okay. >> simon: let's kill some people. >> jimmy: all right. where are you? where are you? i don't want to shoot you. [ laughter ] all right. that's you. that's you. no, no! stop! stop! stop! stop! >> simon: die, jimmy, die. oh, sorry. sorry. sorry. sorry. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. go. >> it's friendly fire that hurts the most, jimmy. >> where are you going to go? >> jimmy: i was going to go through that hole of-in the wall. [ laughter ] >> simon: where? >> so, you're going to have waves and waves of enemy's coming at you. they're just going to keep getting harder as they go.

real war his biggest challenge is convincing angry greeks to face more austerity cuts to secure a new beta out from europe the appointment was part of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at appeasing those who are offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital. for those caught up in the middle of the violent protests. but the clashes between the police and the protesters still. building. the troops got along the fence larry that was filled with. people. it was going to go to the name of the place trying to find the problem file it still breaking out the t.v. not stuff i love the people on the street the famous people just simply with the calf muscle they really don't want any old film that has been said that the people who are behind the provoking the police. people still missing back on the central state even though you can have a trick i think sets off by the place they turned out to protest against the proposed to start there i guess about the economic situation that's been happening in that country and they would probably not going to be able to head to the place robots really take us

the union street fair and beta breakers have attempted this feat this year. >>> maybe it's the recent scandal, maybe it's the breakup of his marriage. whatever the reason, arnold schwarzenegger seemed nostalgic on a visit to his native austria today. as speaker for united nations energy conference, the former governor opened his address in german. he talked about sustainability and other green ideas. but he also talked fondly about what he misses about austria. mentioning the music of mozart and a juicy wiener schnitzel. p wim.ia prince william. it's his birthday. next, spent most of the day without his new wife. >>> san jose's mayor is doing an aboutface. now that he has a deal with the city's police and firefighter unions. before yesterday's agreements, chuck reid planned to declare a fiscal emergency and hold a fall election to ask voters to weigh in on pension reforms. now reed is postponed this vote since police and fire unions have agreed to 10% pay cut. the mayor says the city cannot afford the current pension system. he wants to raise the retirement age and cut benefits and wi

. >>> and the man whose life was saved during the beta breakers race last year. he's now teaming up with the american heart association to try to get out some very special messages. >>> plus the blue man group looking for new recruits and they're holding auditions right here in the bay area. mike, could they call your name? we'll see. >>> taking a live look outside, golden gate bridge right now. the commute there looks pretty smooth. we're keeping tabs on all of it for you on this wednesday morning. 5:11 right now. freshening breath? that's easy. keeping teeth strong? that's tough. so our dentist recommended act. [ male announcer ] act mouthwash restores enamel and makes teeth up to 2 times stronger. act. stronger teeth and fresher breath in every bottle. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] .

minister reshuffle the cabinet in a bid to push through a fresh horse dirty package to secure a new beta from. russia's efforts to broker a truce in the bits of the first signs of dialogue between the warring sides even as on the go ahead to west price that to move deaths and fuel shortages of oil the country. from understates role in russia's economy must move just doesn't get it speaks out of an international economic forum sent peters put on committing himself to no one was ancient and fighting corruption. you're watching r t and how we can use you welcome to the program the man who has taken up the poison chalice says greece's new finance minister has admitted he faces a real war his biggest challenge is convincing greeks to face more austerity cuts to secure a new bailout from europe meanwhile a cabinet reshuffle was among the desperate measures used to appease those offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital. sara fourth was caught up in the middle of the violent protests. that. say they're trying to fight back and the police are trying. their managing by the looks of

. >> reporter: this is not an image from beta breakers this is from the fort lauderdale airport. >> i was shocked. i was completely shocked. i'm shocked to see a man dressed like that in an airport terminal. >> reporter: jill tells cbs5 by phone she is as liberal as they come but the first class passenger in a woman's bathing suit bottom, black high heeled shoes and a choker around his neck bent all rules and sensibilities. so she snapped these photos. >> i just kept thinking to myself, what if i was wearing that outfit. what if, you know, i was in the same outfit would u.s. airways not ask me to cover up? if a woman was in a stripper outfit they are going to a lot her just to board. >> reporter: many passengers complained to gate staff she said. she even telephoned u.s. airways after the plane landed in phoenix. she claims this was the response from an airline spokesperson. >> as long as he is not exposing himself then we are fine with it. >> reporter: six days later she sees a story about deshawn marmon. >> i was like what, are you kidding? okay. really. >> reporter: so she turned h

cells or by posting other types of cells in the pancreas to become beta cells. finally, tilt prevention of our cure for type one diabetes is possible research towards preventing, resting in reversing the complications of the disease is critically important. shown on the far right of that graph, just recently we sell the saw the biggest advance in diabetes in 25 years. at landmark study from the retinopathy clinical research network found that patients who received a combination of a drug and standard laser therapy shows substantial visual improvement after one year. advances like these in diabetic complications also benefit patients who have type ii diabetes who were at risk of these complications as well. hundreds of thousands of individuals have participated in research supported by the special diabetes program irca remarkably, nearly 30 years after one pivotal study began, about 95% of the participants in the muslim arc trial showed that glucose control to radically continue to participate in a follow-up study known as edict and as a result of their commitmen

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situation could also be influenced by the same petersburg economic forum investors will be tracking us beta closely because last week we just had a very bad week in terms of you know disappointments and it's not that things are going down it's just that the pace in which growth is actually happening it's a bit slower than expected so i expect people to be focus and in terms of our domestic maybe whatever news could come out of the st petersburg for i'm not sure there is anything market moving there but you know in terms of specific names in taxation because as you know we have an election here which is you know by the populous and so whatever comes out of there could be influential so keep an eye on that. the sukhoi superjet makes its maiden flight under the brand name of russia's flank area aeroflot miter on thursday but i will take passengers from moscow to the submitters burg international economic forum the super jet is the first russian passenger plane of its design built on the country in the past twenty years super has already secured seventy three orders for the jets and hopes to se

minister reshuffle the cabinet in a bid to push through a fresh austerity package to secure mutely new beta. blockers efforts to broker peace and maybe a sort of first signs of dialogue between the warring sides even as i'm going to head to rest for i expect deaths than usual to cancel one of the country. understates role in russia's economy that's to. get it speaks out to international economic importance and pieces put committing himself. in crushing. here watching r.t. and our weekly news review welcome to the program the man who has taken up the poison chalice of greece's new finance minister has admitted he faces a real war his biggest challenge is convincing angry greeks to face some austerity cuts to secure a new bailout from europe meanwhile a cabinet reshuffle was among the desperate measures used to appease those offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital. sara furthur was caught up in the middle of the violent protests. that turned up nothing. they're managing by the looks of things that the police actually also said to scare itself with a lot of the protesters who

local authorities i told them to make sure that people call in these families to make sure they get on beta to community events and to make sure that they are except that i'm not pushed away people have the option to turn themselves in office and syria and give their position and if there is insufficient evidence to convict them we give them jobs they haven't struck the bulls people's employers to assign them supervise to both observe them and facilitate their interaction with other people with a new colleagues in order to prevent them from feeling like us or outsiders were women. well there were our challenge recently interviewed the leaders of dagestan and the chechen republic i asked in the same questions can be done with regard to these people how do you ensure their security and they basically gave the same answer as you did now however the number of terrorist attacks of the past ten years has dwindled. as opposed to the other conflicts what makes your approach different so. no one can tell you that i am president could be you know as well as present amalgamate of another leaders like

beta has launched its first helicopter attack striking several military targets around the product of bragger russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has denounced the deployment as a step towards a ground operation. we expressed our opinion over this escalation of the military operation we think what's happening is a shift towards a ground operation this would be very regretful because the violations of the security council resolution already taking place are more than enough to think about the attitudes towards the un's decisions so british and french choppers attacks they strategic oil port of bragger in the east still under the control of colonel gadhafi his forces helicopters were deployed just days after the nato extended its intervention for another three months they actually say that a significant escalation of the coalition's military operations following intensified asked right. there are indications that the start which will produce a genuine libyan political process if you simply keep dictating things from the outside by supporting the rebels by saying that this person has

guest: type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder with the beta cells in the pancreas are destroyed. by contrast, type 2 diabetes, which occurs in adults and predominantly adolescence -- we are seeing more in adolescen ts. we do need to make this distinction, and we are doing our best. whether it is tied one or -- type one or type 2, these art societal issues. as we saw from the health care costs, representing about 1/5 of the medical care costs in the unites states, this is a tremendous societal burden. we as society must address a and make sure that the paryers todo pay for the care of these individuals. host: scott whitaker, the industry response to marci's concerned about diabetes. guest: as i said, my daughter suffers from the disease and i know how expensive it is. it is also expensive to produce products to treat the disease. it is a systematic health care issue we have to deal with. it is not just about the cost of the product, but creating a system throughout the country where everyone can access to some type of all the entrance program so it can offset the costs. it is expe

cells or by posting other types of cells in the pancreas to become beta cells. finally, tilt prevention of our cure for type one diabetes is possible research towards preventing, resting in reversing the complications of the disease is critically important. shown on the far right of that graph, just recently we sell the saw the biggest advance in diabetes in 25 years. at landmark study from the retinopathy clinical research network found that patients who received a combination of a drug and standard laser therapy shows substantial visual improvement after one year. advances like these in diabetic complications also benefit patients who have type ii diabetes who were at risk of these complications as well. hundreds of thousands of individuals have participated in research supported by the special diabetes program irca remarkably, nearly 30 years after one pivotal study began, about 95% of the participants in the muslim arc trial showed that glucose control to radically continue to participate in a follow-up study known as edict and as a result of their commitmen

by the way earlier this month they had a very chance to send an even stronger message the house the beta resolution from congressman dennis kucinich that called for an immediate end to the u.s. involvement in libya and the majority again brought it no to that proposal nevertheless the they don't like being ignored but even those who probably want to stand up against the military actions in libya there is little they can do as one congressman here said you can do resolutions until you're blue in the face but still be ignored by the white house. but it seems it's not just resolutions that can be ignored it's also the voices of the american people the majority of whom are against the u.s. involvement in the there's also one interesting point that some experts have made with regards to the public perception of the war in libya it is off the headlines now american news channels has been focused on congressman weiner's crotchet for weeks now and are those fears that certain. inertia develops in the public perception with regards to the war in libya inertia which some say could be very dangerou

battlefield heroes beta f.b.i. being silly and if you'd like to help us with some analysis of that please email me adam adam vs the man dot com we know one way or another will be a lot more to come all right so one of the specific files found in the all six data dump titled change. was a report from the federal bureau of investigations regarding a serious and situational intelligence report about our next guest barry cooper and cutlasses that and never get busted dot com joining me now barry cooper bury me out on how you do outstanding good meet great thanks for coming on tonight and i know you're slow because this is a story that's really getting some problems on the internet a lot of. people want to know your reaction to this and to see what you think of the f.b.i. assessment of you or the fact that the f.b.i. is watching you which obviously should come as no surprise when you know a mutual friend of ours stephen webster with raul story dot com broke the story yesterday and i want to think thank you kiran for rel

guest: type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder with the beta cells in the pancreas are destroyed. by contrast, type 2 diabetes, which occurs in adults and predominantly adolescence -- we are seeing more in adolescen ts. we do need to make this distinction, and we are doing our best. whether it is tied one or -- type one or type 2, these art societal issues. as we saw from the health care costs, representing about 1/5 of the medical care costs in the unites states, this is a tremendous societal burden. we as society must address a and make sure that the paryers todo pay for the care of these individuals. host: scott whitaker, the industry response to marci's concerned about diabetes. guest: as i said, my daughter suffers from the disease and i know how expensive it is. it is also expensive to produce products to treat the disease. it is a systematic health care issue we have to deal with. it is not just about the cost of the product, but creating a system throughout the country where everyone can access to some type of all the entrance program so it can offset the costs. it is expe

you didn't have that thriller video on a vcr, you had it on a beta max. 9sports have been operating the campus correspondents program. receive video cameras and shoot highlights to be broadcast on the web and right here on channel 9 on friday night. twice a year we hand out them. that all happened here add broadcast house and we wanted you to meet our latest winner. her name is bethany lowe. she is very talented and as kristen explains, we should all be scared for our professional futures. >> a senior at south lakes high in reston, bethany lowe is one busy girl. she's a starter on the volleyball team, coaches a couple days a week and serves as managing editor of the school newspaper. >> when i was a high school student, i don't think i could have pulled off half of what she does. >> it's hard to balance journalism and my volleyball teams. i manage. >> of course, betsy has been jumping on with anything. she has been gobbling it up this year. >> bethany spent all of her spare time shooting games and searching out her own stories. to date, she submitted 84 clips to channel 9. >> this is ou

[ laughter ] then they get up and they go find the beta male, the one who's like in line to be alpha,p, go beat the other dude. [ laughter ] and then -- then, the next thing they do -- >> jimmy: isn't wildlife beautiful? isn't it just gorgeous. >> this is the best part. the next thing they do is they go find the female, the alpha female and they -- her, too. [ laughter ] but not the -- not like they do the boy, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> like the other way around. >> jimmy: sounds like a long day. [ laughter ] again, i was exhausted. >> that does it. and then they go eat breakfast. >> jimmy: and the fact that they thought me -- they thought i was a female gorilla is beyond a lawsuit. [ laughter ] >> they're gorillas, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, i didn't know what was happening at the time -- >> sue the gorillas. >> jimmy: well, i'm gonna go sue somebody. you've been doing so much press for this movie and it's so great. here's -- look on british "elle," you're looking gorgeous on the cover of brit -- uk "elle." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's you o

. >> as we go to break, most brides beta hydroxy up that you are wedding dress after the big day. not kate middleton, the new such he is of cambridge. her dress will be on display at buckingham palace this summer for all the world to see. the tour its can see it along with all the accessories. start planning your trips to london now.  >>> welcome back. apple is changing the way we access our music once again but first, we want to take i look at the markets this morning. lauren simonetti is with fox business network live in new york with this morning's business beat. good morning. >> good morning. >> apple's announcement didn't give the markets much of a boost yesterday. not a good day. no, for the past four days in a row, we had losses on wall g, it is all finally over. we have a rally on our hands. dow futures market up by 61 points. the s&p 500 will open below 1300. that is a key level. it hasn't been below there since march. so we want to get back above that level today. >> absolutely. we'll be cheering for it. any time apple speaks, we listen. consumers lik

one of them his 5 beta kappa speech at harvard was 3 presidential. i selected them because they seem to be the key expressions ideology that historians don't recognize that they support the argument i am going to represent. this is not a collection of new details about the new deal. the new deal has been well told. it is a look at basic developments from a new perspective. the perspective that reveals much about fdr and his mind and his work to an audience many of whom have forgotten or never learned of the critical role of roosevelt and his revolution in american history. let me elaborate. franklin d. roosevelt in the third american revolution argues that roosevelt avenue the achievements resulted in a revolutionary change in american life which ranks with the work of washington and lincoln, thus the third revolution. it was a revolution that grew not by chance through pragmatic political response to the crisis of the great depression but rather it resulted from a longstanding and well developed political ideology and embedded religious convictions.

if it is better nudge you do not have to have subsidies to get people to go from beta to vhs or incentiveso go from eight track to cd's and you do not need government incentives to go from gasoline to electric if electric is the next big thing. electric cars are actually the cars before gasoline cars. around the turn of the last century, around 1900 most automobiles were electric but they were not efficient so henry ford rejected ethanol and electric. we could come up with something better. let consumers decide. do not shove it down their threat in the follow of gas taxes. >>neil: thank you very much. jerry, thank you very much. and mark levine was following the marc anthony soap soap opera, who do you think got him upset? host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: is the pen mightier than the sword? ninja 2: ow vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>neil: weiner exposes his dirty laundry and now pelosi is referring him to the ethics committee. and our legal expert says we have seen that show before. what do you envision

cells or by posting other types of cells in the pancreas to become beta cells. finally, tilt prevention of our cure for type one diabetes is possible research towards preventing, resting in reversing the complications of the disease is critically important. shown on the far right of that graph, just recently we sell the saw the biggest advance in diabetes in 25 years. at landmark study from the retinopathy clinical research network found that patients who received a combination of a drug and standard laser therapy shows substantial visual improvement after one year. advances like these in diabetic complications also benefit patients who have type ii diabetes who were at risk of these complications as well. hundreds of thousands of individuals have participated in research supported by the special diabetes program irca remarkably, nearly 30 years after one pivotal study began, about 95% of the participants in the muslim arc trial showed that glucose control to radically continue to participate in a follow-up study known as edict and as a result of their commitmen

he was injured in a collision at first base yesterday with the royals wilson beta met.y, he is now batting .279 this season with 17 home runs. >>> you how about this story. wine gets better with age i guess. lossers of 10 in a row the florida marlins have brought back jack mckee on to serve as their interim manager. he won a world series as their manager 8 years ago. now he is 80 years old, only connie macwas older as a manager. mckee on was ready for any questions that he is indeed too old. >> yeah, maybe i'm not hip with the twitter or the facebook or stuff like that, you know. but why should experience get penalized? i mean, you know, the -- 80 doesn't mean a thing. i'm not 80. my birth certificate says that but i'm not 80. >> i'm just predicting jack mckee on trending in twitter. >>> okay, if you were racing an open-wheeled car on the weekend here is what you missed. >> that is headed into left field, hold on the right. he got it. stanford. >> stanford man sam fold has made as many great catches as anybody. yesterday he saved a raid with two big plays in the same in

. >>> a beta breakers runner is alive today because a stranger knew cpr.hey're all going to share their near-death story today. the runner is ken bike. he's going to talk at a news conference in san francisco today. he's actually joining up with the american heart association and san francisco's paramedics association as well as the san francisco fire department. they're all holding the event to encourage people to learn cpr. after that, they are going to hold a free hands-only cpr training session at 11:00 in front of san francisco city hall and in front of 657 mission street. i talked to him earlier last month when we took the show on the road to san francisco and it was quite amazing. you know, he's a fit runner at the very end of the line, he doesn't even remember he had a heart attack, a massive one. and people that just happened to be around gave him cpr and literally saved the guy's life. in fact he just recently met up with the person that was doing the cpr on him because that person thought he had died. isn't that an amazing story? >> yeah, it is.

she is described beta blockers.auren's never displayed that many symptoms or any symptoms, actually. but what can happen, i'm sure people have heard about athletes who are playing basketball and then just drop dead on the basketball court. your heart doesn't recover quickly enough between beats. and you lose oxygen. it can result in your death. >> oh, my. i know that you have said, charlene, and we heard you in barbara pinto's piece, that somebody must know something. they must have seen something. what do you want to say to anybody that may have some information? >> what i want to say is -- and my husband keeps reiterating this, as well, is we had such a huge outpouring of help and people in our community back in new york. friends that have come out to support us. and strangers, lauren's friends, everybody is ready, willing and able to help us. what i want to say is to the person that has lauren, or that knows where lauren is. if you have a shred of decency, you have to come forward. you know, lauren is a beautiful

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i was, you know, an officer in ptk, which is phi beta kappa, officer, so that really put me -- like thatfe goes on. and what would you say above all one learns from this kind of trauma, this kind of fear, this kind of -- >> no matter what happens, just never -- never give up. even if you can't see it, even if you can't know how you're probably going to get through it, give it a chance and don't lose hope. >> don't lose hope. what about for you, su? >> i guess people should be, you know, more looking out for themselves, not in like a selfish way but there's more to being a wife and mother than being just a wife and mother. you have to be your own person, too. >> right. you had to go and find yourself. >> right. and it was -- >> here you are emerging. >> and it was very confusing to me because everybody was telling me who i was before. and that wasn't who i am now. so it was almost leak it was a different -- i'm a different person. it was confusing. >> who you are now is remarkable. soon you're going to be a smith graduate. you must be so proud. i'm so glad to meet both of you. thanks, jim