. >> i have crone's disease >> crone's disease, what's that? >> it's a digestive disorder. i really think it's from the water. >> is there any way to prove it's from the water? >> no. >> you know your water is bad and you know you're sick. but it's hard to have that smoking gun >> well most of the minerals that are bad on that gives you health problems digestively. >> digestive health problems in spite of their health problems, sherry tells me she is disappointed that a mine in her area is having trouble getting its permits. >> they have to go through a lot of channels to get permits to come in an area and to start everything up. >> has anyone said its obama's war on coal? >> (nodding) yes, that has a lot to do with a lot of men losing their jobs. >> do you think the mines are over regulated? >> yes, i do. all my life my daddy worked at the coal mines, so i've been raised around the mining. my children have been raised around it, that's all i've seen basically. >> like sherri, many west virginians, believe that tougher regulations would lead companies to cut jobs. as west v

i'm covered in barnicles, i'm a crone.s nice-- i thought it would be a nice yet idea-- there are two generations between that and this and they don't know me at all. i thought, maybe you know, maybe they'll get into-- i'm not just winnie from hocus-pocus. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: when you went back and interested and heard that voice of the younger you, what did you make of yourself? >> you know, i was so-- there was a sweetness to me and a naivete, and it's also very, very funny. i was funny in a very effortless way, and i really like that voice. i really like-- there's a little edge of cynicism, but it's also-- there are so many lies in it! >> stephen: really. >> it's so full of lies that i-- it's a confection -- >> stephen: have you thought about annualitating it with just the word "( bleep )" at the bottom of each page. >> that's a great idea. that's what i should have done. >> stephen: you should put out a teacher's edition. this is describing a tour, a world tour you did in 1978. >> yes. >> stephen: were t

the agent has band the use of crones for commercial purposes. this media, cnn is called the missing brand network and larry king has hat enough. >> the tough time at cnn would be the airplane story because i think i would crack up laughing, how many times can you cover a plane? six weeks and all we know is it made a left turn! >> here is a bow news, there is a poll packed with questions that people cannot know the answers to and 46 percent say the malaysian airliner is far from the search site and only 79 percent think there are no survivors, and 57 percent say terrorists remain involved and, by the way, 9 percent believe that space aliens are other outer space creatures were involved. you heard it here. >> we have not heard the last of donald sterling, the l.a. clippers owner banned after the racist comments. now a more recent tape emerged leaked to radar which donald sterling said he did not exactly view survive stiff as his assistant. >> i am talking to a girl, i am trying to have sex with her, i am trying to play with her, what...you know...

his close friend, brad crone, said crisco told him he planned to concede. >> an hour later after that, he slipped and fell and is no longer with us. >> reporter: but crisco's campaign manager said the candidate wasn't preparing to give up the race. >> we were not ready to concede until every single ballot was counted. and that decision hadn't been made by the state board of elections yet. >> i'm keith crisco. >> reporter: crisco turned 71 just last month in the middle of a busy campaign. the founder of an elastics business had also served in local and state government. but his biggest competition ended up coming from the "american idol" stage. ♪ like a bridge over troubled water ♪ >> reporter: aiken drew national attention when he joined the race in february, making his first bid for public office. >> i do want to help bring back, at least to my corner of north carolina, the idea that someone can go to washington to represent all the people, whether they voted for you or not. >> reporter: the 35-year-old singer is temporarily suspending his campaign. on his website, he posted a statem

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we know that we will be joined by senator harkin, durbin who himself as a new bill, senator crones who really has been a leader in innovation and applied innovations. so we look forward to hearing about this today. earlier this morning a stop to johns hopkins. it was for my annual eye checkup at a warmer eye clinic. i wish all members of been there. did people come from all over the world. all over the world. use in the waiting room, some people who might be there. some people might be there for medicare. some people a just flew in from the airport. you see wardrobes of the global and though it's a global waiting room, literally they come here for american medicine, american know how that depends on american research. whether it's the gifted scientist, commissions, or even the technology used not to avow u.s. or to help us, it's indeed stunning. think about what we really would focus on innovation what it would really mean. discovery is part of our country. when president thomas jefferson commissioned louis in part to find the water route to the pacific what did he call the mission? he

this information came out of alex brown which is now owned by do it your bank and specifically buzzy crone guard who was then running who is the assistant deputy of the cia who had just moved from alex brown the brokerage firm and the missing money that nobody ever collected it was in alex brown account so i can add to it records explains in his book that he confirms that there wasn't a fact insider trading i can add my piece to the puzzle. i can tell you that it's related to buzzy crawled are it's related to cantor fitzgerald and it's related to everything going on alex brown and brokers who were could have escaped presumably we can only imagine that they stayed behind to trade these put options and i think that's a sad commentary on america today you've said that millions of dollars worth of the profits from the insider trading is on collected in alex brown account just down the road from the cia headquarters how do we know that was uncollected i mean isn't the whole point to collect that millions of dollars and then only or put it off shore somewhere that information has not been talked

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