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at 24 years old, she has crohn's disease, an immune disorder that attacks the stomach and intestines. >> it's like having the stomach flu but it's 100 times roars won't caryn's medicine alone costs more than $3,000 a month. if she could not stay on her parents' health insurance, she says, she'd be bankrupt and unable to work as a nurse. >> if i had to go off my parents' policy, i would not be able to have the medications that i need, the treatment that i need. i'd be unable to go to the doctors. i would be very, very sick. >> reporter: the administration says 2.5 million young adults now have insurance thanks to their parents and to health care reform. painter rights advocates like ron pollack of the nonprofit group families u.s.a. call this an accomplishment because young adults will 19-25, are the most likely not to have health insurance. >> this is a benefit for those people who are struggling to find a job or who are in an entry-level job and they can't pay for health insurance and now they have the ability to stay on their parents' policy until their 26th birthday. >> reporter: a

spanish giants ryall madrid the most successful club in the history of the competition with nine crohn's in total elsewhere a surprise package apple well were heard with leon it's italy versus england with natalee on the line going up against chelsea and arsenal respectively defending champions barcelona big up buyer leverkusen twenty ten winners in terms of more say twelve suicide basel will need to be at their best to get anything out of byron munich first leg much as takes place from february fourteenth to twenty second while the return legs will be placed for mark six to fourteen. all to russian involvement in europe's secondary club competition the europa league rubin kazan hands of a far from easy fixture with greek champions and costs while he informed the school who stopped. in the first of their two legged russian team last went all the way here in two thousand and eight wins a nice lift the. plenty of eye catching fixtures elsewhere in the draw defending champions porto will take on english premier league leaders manchester city while munch just united and i x. go head to head

therapies and treatments for people with disorders related to intestinal inflammation like alters crohn's disease disease even colorectal cancer and cancer seems to come. in some cases out of inflammation especially since many people who suffer from these diseases routinely use dietary supplements in addition to medications to treat their symptoms and a chronic inflammation is implicated in lots of other things chronic tooth infections for example have been shown to correlate to heart inflammation and heart disease and other forms of inflammation seem to be correlated with a whole variety of auto immune disorders and scientists speculating on a combination of genetic susceptibility and chronic inflammation or an overactive immune system causing or aggravating a whole wide range of diseases ranging from arthritis to lupus to m.s. nobody's really sure it's a fascinating speculation out there so these findings could have much larger implications than just collide as and again point to the importance of fresh fruit as part of a daily diet thomas jefferson was pretty religious about a few food

>>> police say the child's mother had been hospitalized for treatments of crohn's disease and left the daughter in the care of her father. he's facing up to ten years in jail. police say it was a disturbing scene when they walk sbood the apartment. >> the apartment was a mess. trash, food, and it was roach infested. >> reporter: in the back bedroom was a traumatized 2-year-old girl. >> she appeared unorganized, like i said, and she was dirty. we took her into custody and called child protective services. >> reporter: the girl's father under arrest. he was supposed to be watching his daughter while the mother was hospitalized. he faces three child abandonment charges that could result in up to ten years in jail. the alleged abuse spread throughout the apartment complex. >> yeah, i mean it's sad. sometimes things happen. should have gotten a family member or somebody that can, you know, watch out for the child if he wasn't able to. it's just sad. >> reporter: court documents paint a graphic picture of the living conditions. it reads "fill think apartment with clothes everywhere, dishes w

i urge my colleagues to co-sponsor this resolution and join the bipartisan crohn's and colitis caucus which has treatment and finding a cure for these debilitating diseases that impact both patients and their families. again, mr. speaker. i thank you and we yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, for the past 2 1/2 years, our nation's unemployment rate has risen over 8%. the president continually develops policies that discourage and prohibits small businesses from creating jobs. just last month the administration announced the delay of the keystone x.l. pipeline, a project estimated to create over 300,000 jobs without costing taxpayers a dime. i was fortunate enough to visit alberta, canada, in october, and witnessed firsthand the canadian oil sands and

. >> and, where you have a lot of inflammation with crohn's disease, this can help and after the transplantlls were able to communicate and send signals, and receive signals, so, this is a very, very exciting -- these cells are functional and it will be helpful in science and medicine. >> jamie: extraordinary. >> eric: isn't it fascinating? amazing, what science can potentially do. coming up we'll have more of the year's most significant medical breakthroughs for you, right after the break, including how doctors are now close to predicting heart attacks and strokes, they say, and a possible way to put the brakes on alzheimer's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. ♪ this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. [ male announcer ] take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. fixodent denture adhesive challenges you to a 12 hour hold test. ♪ thanks to its time released formula, you apply fixodent once, and it holds all day. ♪ take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. guaranteed, or your money back. ♪ and for guaranteed freshness tr

conversation with senator inouye and his chief of staff, charlie hoy, along with my chief of staff, david crohn and i think we've made pretty clear the issues that relate to the omnibus and i think according to senator inouye those issues should be resolvable. there are a few issues still outstanding but they're really small in number and the house is suggesting moving forward on an individual bill, i think that would be a mistake. i think what we should do is the conference report and i think that's the direction we're headed today. there are a couple issues we have to still work out with the house but i'm in -- white house but i'm in touch with them also. on the prosecute, on the unemployment and the tax extenders and s.g.r. the republican leader and i have been in discussion on that. we hope that we can come up with something that would get us out of here at a reasonable time in the next few days. mr. mcconnell: ,mr. president, i might just echo the remarks of the majority leader. we've been in useful discussions about how to wrap the session up. he has covered the two major issues that rema

simply for to not be gross with my description but it's crohn knee capitalism at its worse. >> goldiehing to do with unemployment benefits and this is like holding a knife at the people living on the margins that has nothing to do with any germain issue what so well. >>> newt gingrich's daughter is coming to the defense of her father. jackie gingrich says her father is not the man critics are portraying him to be. >> one of the things that i think the people don't know about him is that he is much more patient, he does listen a lot more and he's always been very persistent. you've seen that both when he was running for congress and speaker. i think he's really added on top of that a level of cheerfulness and i think you can see that on the debate and campaign trail, he really is the happy warrior. >> joining me is jolene. what else is jackie gingrich saying about her dad? >> that's right. jackie is gingrich's daughter from his first marriage. she's basically showing off her father's softer side. >> i think part of it is being older, having grandchildren, being in a private sector, wor

tom crohn misled this committee in his most recent evidence. in answering questions from my colleague, tom watson, the exchange went as followed: mr. watson, did you arrange for the phone hacking victims to be monitored by -- >> mr. crone, no. mr. watson, have you ever received a commissioned report from civil case lawyers that involved private information? mr. crone, let me just think about that last question. i may have litigation, certainly not in the last few years, but a long time ago maybe i might well have used, i probably did, in fact, use private investigators. is it not, in fact, the case, though, that many crone instructed news international's solicitors as recently as may 2010 to look into the personal relationship that may or may not have existed between mr. lewis and the lawyer, charlotte harris, also representing victims of phone hacking? >> i can say that, um, mr.crone and another news of the world employee at the time did engage certain private investigators. the details around it i'm not sure as you describe it, but to surveil