and she blank blanks, so i'm not going to go there. but maybe i might get me a blank.s he's not going after no blank blank. homey don't play that. okay. well, we don't play that either. not here. so, this letter is going to be rejected. >> let's go cat hunting. >> cat hunting? >> let's go. >> with reassurance from sergeant english that he will find a safe home for fluffy, t.c. agrees to help track her down. >> take her to california? >> i don't know if she's going to california or not. >> somebody needs to take her to california. >> she gone? she don't move. >> she's watching us right there. you see her? >> i see her peeping right now. she's smiling. she's peeping. she's going to get somewhere. she's gone. she ain't coming back. she's going to stay on that side where she's safe at. >> t.c., i believe she just told us where her kitten is. kitchen gate, two tower. >> stay away from my girl, man. >> get on out of there. she's leaving a false trail. that's what she's doing. >> leaving a false trail. it was worth looking. the search continues. >>> due to mature subject matt

so it's a word and then a blank, and then a word and then a blank, and then a word and then a blank,word and then a blank. so it just goes on. it's 700 pages. [ laughter ] and it comes with a magic marker. so get in there and fill in those extra -- >> seth: okay. so now, my only question would be how is that helping anyone? like, what's the self-help part of it? >> fred: because you're self-helping yourself to write. see what i'm saying? so you're sort of -- it's like sort of help yourself. [ laughter ] grab a marker. you know, grab a pen. so it's that kind of thing. >> seth: so the idea is they will help themselves write this book. >> fred: yes, exactly. and they're sort of a co-author. >> seth: on the front does it say fred armisen or fred armisen and then a blank? >> fred: oh, it's fred blank. >> seth: so that's like a good practice because, if they get that wrong, they probably won't do very well on the rest. >> fred: exactly, and then continue on to the. [ laughter ] >> seth: so the first word is the? >> fred: at the very end there's "the -- end." >> seth: oh, i see. i don't thi

the debt limit and just giving president blank check is an important vote. to say we're going to weigh the rules to make it easier, if ted cruz hadn't required standard procedure -- >> schieffer: let me ask you this get back to the question i asked you in the beginning. were you and the folks that you represent and that you raise money from, what about john boehner. has he served his purpose, somebody else head up the republicans in the house? >> i got out of the senate so i didn't have to make those kind of decisions. really at the heritage foundation we're not involved with candidates and elections and what goes on internally i'm not going to pretend to suggest -- >> schieffer: did you form the senate conservative fund to raise money as to use against some republicans? >> i'm proud of what the senate conservative fund, but i haven't been involved with that over two years i'm really not familiar with what they're doing in this election cycle -- >> schieffer: it's your people that are running it. >> they're not my people, they are their own people and suppor

blank, blank, it's one blank. blanket -- blank the e u. they got access and why the officials -- high officials in our state department didn't know that someone had access to that. >> i think, first ofall, the reality is the new world there are no longer any private anythingings. a conversation you think is private somebody can ck in to. lou: even if high state department. >> even a high state department it's probably even more reason to listen to your e-mails or what you're doing. there are no -- there are no nothing private anymore unless face to face conversation in a room recently been debugged. now that being said, the russians have outsmarted us. why? it's all about ukraine. there's a tug of war of russia and the u.s. and the phone conversation makes us look like dope. lou: i think we are pretty well establishing our standing in that regard. [laughter] in a host of ways. but the fellow that president obama says is basically just a schtick when he talks about a tough guy is basically certain notice that the russians may intervene in u

walls that's on the macy's building on farrell that has blank walls but that's not a shining i didn't example of walls in our district. the materials you know the bar building is great. i think to say you can't have cast stone that looks like indiana wall stone, of course, you can use stone that looks like stone that's appropriate. i'd love to see the blast sandstone. i was tale a back i'm sorry it was stairwells steel i was taken back about the comment of the reflective material it would have a massiveness you know it happens to be stole and my comment with when i wrote my noets notes i'm okay it's grayish and will have a began you will quality but the reflectability of the comment came up so, now i'm a little bit less convinced. i'd love to see it to know. let's see. the only comment i want to go back to the plaza i think it's a beautiful design. oh, thank you. one of the things i've noticed i haven't paid attention to say the stairs. and how people sits on the stairs and clearly that's not as grand last year as i thought it was going to be. so that rendering of the plaza over there

for trying no blow up a blank. matthew aaron lameza was arrested last year outside this bank of america building in oakland. the 29-year-old thought he was detonating a car bomb, but the fbi got to him first and supplied him with fake materials. in addition to prison, he agreed to get some psychiatric help. >>> a federal appeals court says a morgan hill high school was justified when ordering students wearing american flag t-shirts to turn them inside out. during a 2010 cinco de mayo celebration. there was a history of problems between whites and latinos at the time. >>> tonight, people in richmond are so fed up they are thinking of going to the feds for help. because of this. ceilings about to collapse. rotting foundation. kpix5 reporter christin ayers on how some apartments have turned into absolute squalor. >> reporter: like most nights,

. >> if i am a news report for fill in the blank and i sell stolen material is that legal because i am a newspaper reporter? >> if you are hawking stolen jewelry it is as a crime. >> if i am hawking stolen

i think he needs help filling in the blanks, like the fire was started with a blank gun by a blanking time. well, there are five people here. that's why you need tleave. but you said no more than five right. but i'm number five. exactly. so i'll just wait outside then? attagirl. hey, jackie, i suspect kelso hasn't told brooke that he burned down the police academy. interesting. i suspect you're right, steven. fez, what do you think? i think i smell cookies. all right, fine, so i haven't told her. but the only reason she likes me is 'cause i'm doing well at the academy. michael, you can't start a relationship based on a huge lie. you have to start off fresh, and then gently sprinkle in the lies as you go along. a relationship is like a cookie, and the lies are the tasty chocolate chips. where are the cookies, damn it? okay, what did you want to tell me? well, you see, pastor dan, when we were here before and you had asked us about premarital sex, we might have-- we lied, okay? we have had sex zillions of times. i used to try to keep track on a pad, but it got unwieldy. oh, god. eric! i

they have a it's a blank, blank, blank industry. >> now i don't have to say anything else. >> no. >> we have to move on. coming up tomorrow, unless we get hit by a meteor and then it is not happening. should facebook make room for people who are gender fluid? gender fluid sounds like a pretty good band name or sexy sports drink. >>> is john wayne on the wain? they thanked the feminism and gay rights activism and f nu yu -- funyons. they say american men measured themselves against the stoic hero who offers women a shoulder to cry on. they take on the traditional female roles like care taking and cleaning. once i called them too stressful and, quote, they are looking for alternative models of masculine tee. who isn't? tom i go to you first. >> i heard this before at the death of the masculine man. you are stoic but in a do -- demented, creepy, goofy way. your emotions are often not matched to your expressions like when you a angry you are happy. it is very strange. anyway, answer whatever question. >> it is funny. i was looking at your description of the classic american male. i think

dmx said in part i'm going to beat the living blank out of him.boxing. he's going to go tyson style and make sure he blanks him up, end quote. dmx can beat him up with his deep voice, dmx. we haven't be heard from that guy in a while. the good news for zimmerman, he's been training for the fight for months. he's 13 years younger than the rapper. the date is yet to be released, but we'll keep our "way too early" crack staff -- >> prior to the ring. >> yes, that's right. >>> now let's go to the latest on my favorite artist, obviously justin bieber. senator mark warner is offering to sign the petition to deport the pop star. i say boo to that. he tweeted, it's true, i'm not a believer. the white house.gov petition has more than 245,000 signatures already. last week white house press secretary jay carney said the white house would respond relatively soon to the request. i'm surprised they even said that. now no word if canada is willing to permanently take him back although we do have our "way too early" investigative team digging into all of the news

>> so when most people think of babies as blank slates. your experiments say that's not true, that it's not that they have to be taught wrong from right. >> from very early ages we know there is a lot going on in there. >> can you put that in there? wow. look at that. good job. >> this is the infant cognition center at yale university, otherwise known as the baby lab. based on over eight years of studies, researchers here believe that babies are not taught the difference between good and bad but instead are born knowing it. as these babies grow, their moral beliefs are enhanced by parents and society, but they aren't created by them. the studies are conducted with the help of puppet shows. the puppets acts out good and bad behavior. watch as this puppet struggles to open a box. a green bunny comes along and helps to open the box. green bunny, nice and helpful. then an orange bunny comes along and slams the box shut. orange bunny, mean and unhelpful. the actions are repeated a number of times. but what does this mean to 6-month-old meghan?

a lot of people think babies are just kind of a blank slate. but the question is and what researchers at yale university are looking into is the question are babies born knowing the difference between right and wrong. we're talking about babies three months old, six months old. wait until you see what the researchers at yale have discovered. it's fascinating. that's coming up tonight. olive garden's best 2 for $25 yet is ending soon! choose two melt-in-your mouth entrees, like new parmesan crusted chicken, 3 courses, 2 people, just $25 at olive garden! also enjoy weekday signature favorites, four classic pastas, now just $10! bulldog: bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! and get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. ♪ mattress discounters >> a jury in jacksonville, florida is now deciding the guilt of innocence of michael dunn. jurors began deliberating late this afternoon. we've learned they've wrapped up f

scores as irrelevant to future performance as blank looking at blank. bit later on. i'm guessing all of us here at this table remember our scores. >> of course. >> i do. >> it was 1600 when i took it. >> oh, yes, right. >> now i think it's 2400. >> and you got 800 in both. >> no, i didn't. >> that's a good score. >> you probably did better in the math. >> i did better in the english. >> you were a bright child. >> read enough, i guess. still trying. >>> when we come back, how one bank used cloak and dagger tactics to help its richest customers hide billions of dollars. >>> and "wolf of wall street." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." check out share of sturm ruger, getting hit after reporting fourth quarter earnings that missed analyst estimates as fourth quarter orders fell to the l

it steps the portion you're walking blank to blank and you're walking again but extends a portion there's a wall still. i understand the overly design i like the negative poise reflecting the structure within the building but when i think about a experience on stockton street loading to the town hall and stockton streets. just a quick note that was an issue that the department brought up it's an emergency egress there's an egress output that's visible build into the wall we were hoping to bring that down but for emergency rooms it was not possible >> is that true of the other side there's a lift. >> that i'm not sure. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> so i think this is pretty i mean even though we have a lot of legislation before us it's complicated it's straightforward and i think we're taking a large format retail building and redoing it the design is great and actually john is redesigning that building i like it a lot. i think you responded great about having the doors opened and not just having the columns worked. i don't necessarily agree that you noted it for cont

i know it is a later we will celebrate blank history month. i'm introducing a motion that impacts the [inaudible] i would like to thank supervisor co00 comps and avlose. [inaudible] for broadcasting our board of supervisor meeting by a community radio station. previous [inaudible] k pooor poor peoples radio [inaudible] they have done a excellent job of [inaudible] giving the public porent access to our work here. also, many people say that radio is one of the best and most effective communication techniques whether here in grass roots communities around the country or globalally. it is important community that promoteds the arts and a icon of the western addition fill mor dist rict in san francisco. there is a great mural that depicts the histraff of the blues and jass and african american inflines in the city on the wall of the hamilton reck center on eerie and steiner and on the side of post street. it is a amazing mural that expresss many figures in the community. i hope this will open a discussion of the porns of community radio orphafter-

i'm sorry it's the parkinson's. >> how big the is the blank spot moment? do you forget everything about what you're doing or who you're with or is it -- do you have a sense much i'm in this room, i know these people, i can't remember what we were talking about? >> there it is. it is the key, i know the door is there and i know the people on the other side of this door, this key. >> but which one of these keys is it? >> yes. and so i know that -- other people have the same reaction and there was a sort of hopelessness that i felt about the situation. especially when the meds weren't working. and i -- and it struck me that other people had the same thing. and i was certainly not going to talk about it until there was a chance of saying something positive and worthwhile. people didn't know about deep brain stimulation. >> explain why you suddenly were able to tell the publisher. >> yeah, yeah. >> well i didn't want to tell the publisher, i didn't want a reaction from him that was mixed at all. i wanted to act simply as a writer submitting a manuscript to the

check so far. >> let's talk about that blank check, michael weiss. is there an extent to which assad mite go that would -- might go that would peel him away from russia? is there daylight between damascus around moscow? >> i've been hearing that for three years yet bashar al-assad is still in power and the russian government by john kerry's admission has increased its arms sales to the syrian regime. he feels he has absolute impunity and a new lease on life. the west has misplayed its own hand. the chemical weapons deal, which was to my mind a rather clever trap set by vladimir putin and the russian government. that trap has caught its quarry, namely, the united states. it has relegitimized the assad government getting rid of his chemical stock piles. only 11% of those chemical stock piles have been removed from the country. even the watchdog -- i'm sorry the agency responsible for the removal is casting about, whether a june 13th deadline can be met. the russian government has categorically rejected a resolution that would authorizes humanitarian co

which have given him basically a blank check so far. >> let's talk about that blank check, michael weiss. is there an extent which assad might go that would appeal away from russia? is there daylight already between damascus and moscow? >> i have been hearing there is daylight between damascus and mass co-for three years, but still assad is still in power and russia has increased it's arms sells to the syrian regime. this man feels he has absolute impunity and a new lease on life. and the west has misplayed it's own hand. the chemical weapons disarmament deal and the result of the threat of military action was always to my mind a rather clever trap set by vladimir putin and the russian government. that trap i think is now caught it's quarry, the united states. what this deal has done and what we've seen play out in geneva is the assad government, made him an indispensable partner to the west by getting rid of the chemical stock pile and only 11% of those chemical stock piles have been removed from the country and even the agency responsible for the removal is casting about with dire pred

>> blank right, we're going do it. >> blank right? >> yes, because my mom may be watching, blank right. >> and my mom's watching too. >> there are a host of my colleagues that are not just going to sit around and mope and cry because this president the overreaches. we're going to respond, and we're going to respond in the appropriations process. >> we do have standing to sue, under a theory of jury nullification, it's very tough for the legislative branch to sue the executive branch. think about it this way, judge. the president has the power of veto. the framers gave him that. so once a bill passes, he doesn't have a send veto where he can pick and choose what parts of a law that he did sign into law. he wants to enforce. we do have standing. but i don't want to run to another branch of government. i want to assert what the framers gave us, which is the power of the purse. and if he doesn't get his act together, and frankly, even if he does, we need to stop some of his pet projects. >> there's no question that the power of the purse

>>> for his part, senator cruz says he has no regret saying the senate has given president obama a blank check. >>> a stunning fall from grace in new orleans. former mayor ray nagin who became the face of the city during hurricane katrina has been convicted on federal charges of corruption and bribery. nagin was accused of accepting more than $500,000 in payoffs including first class trips to jamaica and manhattan in exchange for millions of dollars in city contracts and he was found guilty on 20 of the 21 counts against him. each charge carries a prison sentence from 3 to 20 years. sentencing is scheduled for june 11th, until then, he is on home confinement. >>> to an nbc news exclusive. alleged nsa leakerer snowden may have obtained that information when he swiped a password from a civilian colleague using trickery. what happened was the colleague entered his password on snowden's computer and he didn't know but snowden was able to capture it. it says a civilian employee was unaware of snowden's contentions but he failed to imply with security voks so that clearance was revoked and he

>> the solution, tyler, is not exactly a blank check. it revolves around something that makes republicans feel like they can tell their conservative base we have some sort of concession. a year ago at this time, it was no budget, no pay. if the senate doesn't pass a budget, they won't get paid. so it's a matter of coming up with some figure for the speaker to be able to tell conservatives, i got the best we could but let's focus on the things that work for us like obamacare. >> if everything goes according to plan, what is the timetable here? >> well, as you noted, the debt limit, we hit it on friday. then you have extraordinary measures but because the government is going to be paying so much in tax refunds, there isn't the length of time that members have become used to. they are used to this dragging on for months past the date. the economy is fairly strong at the moment, so that could provided a digs l cushion. by the end of this month, by the end of february, that's the target they have to shoot for now. >> another count town for us

why do they give obama a blank check?pick a fight, i think that was a good move. >> strategically. >> nobody knows what you're talking about. >> they passed it today, the clean debt ceiling bill. >> blank check for a year to raise our debt? >> yes. they lost this one. >> don't you realize, they lost it? they wanted the republicans to shut down the government, have a debt crisis. those wicked republicans, you know what they're doing. >> when are they going to fight? >> when? >> help me. >> last week republicans were being kicked in the teeth because they were thinking about taking on immigration and trying to do something this year. they backed off of that, because everybody on the far right and other -- even actually liberal republicans, if you want to call them that, were saying immigration not the right time, not the right place, not this year. now, they've decided to focus on obama care, today they do the debt ceiling, which they were going to have to do anyway. rather than have the distraction, they're focusing on oba

and like milante, many of the other students there are determined to get their name on one of the blank achievement plaques around the school. the man who came up with the idea for black history month, carter g. woodson, noted historian and teacher, also a dunbar graduate. >> incredible legacy. >> yeah. >>> still ahead, facebook is turning 10. coming up, how the social media giant has changed the way we look at our friends. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> facebook is turning 10, and in some ways, it's hard to believe that facebook is only 10 years old. >> started off, of course, as a small idea in a college dorm room that soon exploded in more ways, keeping a billion people in touch. joelle garguilo takes a look. >> reporter: in 2004, "friends" came to an end -- >> this is even harder than i thought it would be. >> reporter: the red sox won the world series for the first time in 86 years. and a little social network then called the facebook was born. it was the brainchild of 19-year-old harvard sophomore mark zuckerberg, a way to check out who was who and who was hot on campus. he ta

blank you, because they're not dealing with the problem.oose to pick on obama, it is always his fault. >> an italian leader who standing up to a russian leader who was always the president, no matter which party it was, whether or not it was truman or reagan, rolling back the enemy. we don't have one. >> going to end it there. nice to see you. >>> coming up, was this character from the bible mini series left off on purpose? in the new blockbuster, "son of god." we'll have roma downey, and coming up, "fox and friends" elizabeth hasselbeck, and ann coulter will join us. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from a

blank you, because they're not dealing with the problem. why you choose to pick on obama, it is always his fault. >> an italian leader who standing up to a russian leader who was always the president, no matter which party it was, whether or not it was truman or reagan, rolling back the enemy. we don't have one. >> going to end it there. nice to see you. >>> coming up, was this character from the bible mini series left off on purpose? in the new blockbuster, "son of god." we'll have roma downey, and coming up, "fox and friends" elizabeth hasselbeck, and ann coulter will join us. [ tires screech ] [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't juscertify our pre-owned vehics. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owr. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz cerfied pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ [ male announcer ] your heart. it powers your body to walk enough stairs in a lifetime to climb the empire

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check, obama gets a blank check on the debt ceiling for a full year, you're okay with that?t okay with a whole lot of things. but i don't think you should send your troops into battle to get a -- destroyed. i am not happy with the chief justice situation. >> good to see you. >>> and the raging cajun, james carville, responds on ted cruz, you know him from dirty jobs, mike roe is here tonight. he will fill us in on why this walmart of getting us back to work is causing a stir. that and much more on "hannity." . [ male announcer ] truth is twon't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. than any other behind the counter liquid gel. [ mthat if you wear a partial,w you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. to help me become an olympian, e was pretty much okay with me turning her home i

this world where the characters were nameless and they did not have stories and they were kind of blankates for kids to project their own characters and stories onto. kids really respond well to having a negative. sellers. theyhuge have incorporated all of those very cleverly into this movie. they say it is how kids play. that man belongs to this studio. they mix them up and play with them together. that was the spirit of the movie to have these different it isters interact you pretty funny, the end result. >> that will cause you to get more legos in your household. thanks for joining us. also professor david robertson. "rick by -- his book, brick" is all about lego. our producer is going to be bloomberg west annual mayhem. coming up, consumers may be helpless against pork prices as a virus is killing pigs across the country. the future of meatless foods. we will tell you about a growing industry next. ♪ >> let's focus on agriculture today. president obama signed a sweeping farm bill into law in michigan. this is pig farmers face a harsh winter. a virus across 23 states could kill as ma

this is what makes you grateful, voices from around the world, and on the opposite side of the blanku're basically invited to share a glimmer of gladness. write, paint, glue, stamp, do anything you want. i found out that coco nuts and flip flops go through the mail and people have been creative. they come on glass. wood. card board. clay. sonograms. the whole gamut. >> clearly it's healing process for other people, as well. what is your -- i guess what i'm asking you is, what is your overall goal? >> this is a gratitude awareness campaign using public art and gratitude to build resilience in the community at large. and i didn't realize that's what i started when i began this. but about a year into the project identity cured to me that gratitude opens doors and zarted working dr. emonds and others and the research says that it builds stronger bonds, makes you happier, healthier. it decreases teen violence by a significant amount. and it's essential to building resilience. >> well, actually the best of luck to you. ann, in your project. and everything in life. i think it's wonderful. i

blank check for the president. do you agree with me?that's about 35% of it, stuart, i think that would have been the icing on the cake and also janet yellen's q & a, not just the text released when we talked earlier, but her q & a gave traders comfort, it's full steam ahead. no changes, she didn't deviate from the plan and now we know we have a got in front of us, i think as the market told you on friday, we had oversold conditions where people are now catching up and yesterday's volume tells me that traders short to investors had to get back in and the sellers had to hold their hands back. stuart: thank you, we're about to hit 16,000, i think. the dow is about to open and closed at 15,990 and small change yesterday and now we're up to 50-- there you go, 6,000 on the button. we crossed it yesterday, but now we're opening from 16,000 and away we go. the farm equipment maker, deere, they make my tractor. strong-- what is it, strong sales or profits, what was it? >> profit. i'm going with profit. it did have stronger than expected profit i

been applied for those businesses that preexisted or where located outside the areas we had a total blank. so today, you'll see anything unusual data about the formula retail study. under phase one for all today, we're looking for feedback on the topics to explore. in phase 2 we'll explore those additional topics and look at the others on a case study basis. so we'll be looking in phase 2 at particular neighborhoods with the limited funds that come available we'll be asking for your help. i want to reassure the public that the department will regain control of the policy recommendations. you've heard at previous hearings there was some that are not publicly accountable it will not be the case the department will be responsible after the sponsor work is duplicate. after the consulting work is finished the staff b will consider the changes and if the changes are noted they'll pass it onto the board of supervisors and they'll hold their meetings on the public changes as well as other changes. that's the public process we've envisioned. we'll look at the schedule. each phase of the work is fo

chicago police are questioning the boy's parents it hopes of filling in some of the blanks. police responded to a call in the south shore community this was at 740 last night. officers found the boy about 1 years old with what they described as life- threatening birds. burns to the forehead chest and back. he remains at the university of chicago children's hospital. investigators are trying to determine what caused the injuries. with the burned in the home or was this the result of a criminal act? the fire department says the burns were not the result of a fire. we also called the cfs to see if the agency had any contact with anyone at that address. we're still waiting for a response. >> fire that broke out in a home in morgan park. it happened just after midnight in the 13-hundred block of west 112th place. authorities say three adults and two children now have to find some where else to live. no word on what caused the fire. more than half a million people are without power this morning from louisiana to connecticut. the storm paralyzed the east coast and the south east. 1

boston children's said point blank we're not following their protocol, which was saying that she has this mental illness, saying none of her physical was real, wasn't being manifested by anything medical. obviously we disagreed since we've been going through this with this daughter for two years successful and five years earlier one of her older sisters was medically diagnosed with a muscle biopsy showing the had mitochondrial disease, and unfortunately -- it's been around for 30 years, the testing is still in its infancy. hers came backstive. and on top of it there ten to be a genetic marker. so once you're testing something and doing something that is working, you don't veer off it. whether you michiganly diagnosis somebody or clinically diagnosis it, if you treat the person and it's working, then you're successful. now look what happened. she has been there 12 and a half plus months, she went from ice skating, playing with the dog, now she is paralyzed below the hips, almost no strength above, and in fact what happened last friday, when my wife and my oldest daughter went to see h

>> fill in the blank. >> no. no. no, no.ot as evil as i am and always easy to pull the camera out and get the video on. but not much, no. >> the word out there is that she was reading a cookbook. what was she reading? >> we're vegetarians, the whole family have been for many years now and she's out trying to, you know, find healthy recipes and something to keep it interesting for the kids and us and whatever. so, everyone's just really checking out the video i guess. >> oh, god that's the best. >> aaron! >> that is the best. >>> okay, everybody, are you ready? because it's time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> remember, you got to be 18 years old and a u.s. resident and you have to have the buzzword to enter. >> you enter on our facebook page if you are using a mobile phone or tablet go to the first post on the page and tab on the mobile link. >> here it is, beth. the thursday

gox otherwise, you're just going to a blank webpage.ee regulators in china and russia and the u.s. talking about its legality. is this crypto currency used to circumvent laws so people can do illegal things. there is a terrorism concern on it as well. it is just another challenge. much, hansu very nichols joining us from berlin. from bitcoin to justin bieber. deporting him has become one of the most important and popular petitions in the united states. richard gray takes a look at what could happen if he is convicted. >> justin bieber is the 19-year-old canadian pop star. he has started a debate about immigration law. he is on a bad behavior rampage. , hend his neighbors house was arrested in florida for driving under the influence and has an assault charge in toronto. this has people wondering, what does justin bieber have to do to get deported? more than 250,000 people have asking thetition obama administration to revoke his green card and deport him. that is enough to get an official response. it is not like we have not deported famo