. >>> growth hormones could help those with cystic fibrosis. >> being called an ecological disaster thatan threaten several european rivers. details on hungary's sludge tsunami ahead. >>> this guitar duo melds classic rock and folk to create their own styling. live music performing tomorrow night at chicago guitar festival. tdt@ú@ >>> maybe spending a few more nights in jail. carla ogless vee not -- oglesby not able to come up with enough money for bail. she is accused of fumling county contracts to herself. the family could not raise 10% of $2,950,000 needed for her release. another bond hearing will be held tomorrow. >>> a small town in indiana still does not have police services. after officials voted down a way to pay for them. on friday, the lake county sheriff's department said it would not respond to nonemergencies in the town of winfield, indiana. the sheriff is seeking a payment of $100,000. it was due friday and wants winfield to approve a town marshal system. last night winfield's town council voted 3-2 against a resolution to pay the county. opponents say the sheriff did not

flight suit you'll see is 13-year-old claire winland of california, and claire is terminally ill with cystic fibrosis, but her dream was to visit alaska, which she got a chance to do. >> she got a flight aboard a coast guard helicopter. rescue swimmers fit her with a flight suit that had her own name tag on it. she said the flight was amazing, invigorating. she was so proud she wore her flight suit on on the commercial flight back to california. cool to see people go out of their way, coast guard helping out to make a dream like that come true. coming up at the top of the hour, more live news here. "cnn sunday morning" continues. >> first, sanjay gupta, m.d., begins right now. >>> welcome to a very special edition of sgmd. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. if you want to save a life, you need to learn cpr. the american heart association has introduced some brand new guidelines the old way. check for a pulse. check for breathing. give artificial respirations, mouth to mouth. you can forget it. now if you see someone on the ground unresponsive, not breathing normally, you need to start pressing on their c

. >> reporter: in 1980 jane was diagnosed with polly cystic kidney disease.kd is a hereditary disorder in which cysts grow on the kidneys. more than 12 million people suffer from it worldwide. as she aged, the disease worsened. >> progresses to the point where your kidneys are not functioning-- functioning prorl. >> reporter: jane needed a transplant, frank was a match but doctors rejked him because of his blood pressure, weight and age. nearly 85,000 americans are awaiting kidney transplants at only 17,000 operations were performed last year. >> there is more than 4,000 patients dying per year. >> reporter: for jane, time was running out. so over the next several years, frank worked hard to lower his blood pressure and lose weight. >> i says what, doc, i says i bend over and touch the floor with my hands and he says well, i can't do that so you ought to be okay. so he went ahead and said he would take me. >> reporter: and on august 9th, 2010, their 52nd wedding anniversary frank gave his wife a kidney at northwestern memorial hospital. he is the oldest donor

. >> i believe a shrink will say the sense of entitlement is a symptom of knar saw cystic personality disorder. think about it. >> that's one to grow on, andy. >> take a second. >> digest. >> doesn't like kfc double down campaign. monica you said you like the double down because you like to hold meat. >> yes, that is a statement of fact. >> and you enjoy sandwiches? >> both. i say voar them both. >> -- i savor them both. >> i love this show. >> greg said getting paid $500 a day to put on clothes is better than getting paid $500 to take off your clothes. and you agreed almost as if you had experience with both. >> well, it is better than not getting paid for coming on the fox news show every two weeks. >> hey, hey, ho, behind the curtain. >> we can do something about that. >> good answer, i must say. >> by the way, you did have a bagel in the green room. >> that stuff is not free that little thai tea you had. the gummy bears. >> you know what you didn't have? a side order of you're welcome. >> brooke, it sounds like you have a little sense of entitlement. >> i love being on this show.

and the really interesting part about this story, they both of cystic fibrosis. they've been through a lot. both lost their mothers, too, and they ended up, she had a full lung transplant and after the transplant, she ended up writing this blog about her experiences. and he so is writing a blog and they ended up connecting. instant messaging back and forth and she traveled without telling her grand apparent across the country to meet him at herouse and transferring in philadelphia and th've been together ever since. th can support each other. they know what each other is going through in a way that probably most of us really cannot. >> that's a rely beautiful story. let's talk about the couple featured on the date lab segment this week. who did you set up? >> we set up john who is 24-year-old defense contractor, and he is thisuy who, he sort of really has his stuff together. he prized himself on being very driven. a real gentleman. he is super outdoorsy type. alwa snow boarding and rock climbing and kind of getting out in nature. and he told us that he was lookin

told me for the few weeks ago for the first time she could sleep at night because her daughter with cysticied coverage for her health care. >> so you can see the strategy there. rossi wants to make this a national race, a national referendum on congress and the direction of the country. murray wants to keep it local. shep? >> shepard: all the politicos know this is a very big race on a national level that night. and some big democrats are headed your way. >> the biggest names out there. you have got president obama coming. in you have got his wife. you have got president clinton and also vice president biden for his second trip. in fact, obama won this state by 17 points two years ago. murray obviously believes that he can energize that base so he has got all the big wigs coming out next week, shep. >> shepard: dan springer live this afternoon in spokane. good to see you. thank you. police in california have arrested a man for snatching a woman's purse then taking her on a wild ride as she held on to his suv. did i mention the culprit is the mayor in california. police say the 34-year-old

me a few weeks ago that, for the first time, she can sleep at night because her daughter with cystic fibrosis will not be denied coverage for her health care. tell that to the senior citizen who is now, because of health care reform, going to not fall into that donut hole and not have prescription drugs covered. tell that to thousands of people who are in bankruptcy today because their insurance denied them coverage after they paid their bills. >> our next question is from adam. he asks, "as a senator, what will you do to stop any dam removal on the columbia river and snake rivers? jobs rely on the low-cost hydropower and the shipping lanes they provide." >> this is a very important question for eastern washington. our river system is very important to the economy of this region and to our entire state. we need to make sure that our farmers can ship their goods to market overseas. we need to make sure that barges can go up and down that river. we need to make sure that fish get passage through the columbia river out to the ocean. we need to make sure that those people who rely on the

it to the woman who told me, for the first time she can sleep at night, because her daughter with cysticenied coverage for her health care. >> reporter: rossi tried to standpoint into voter anger over the economy, blasting murray for the $13 trillion national debt, and her party's spending. unlike some democrats, in tight races the senator is not distancing herself from her party's leadership. she's the fourth most powerful democrat in the senate and is making the election as local as possible. >> i work to make sure our main street businesses, like my dad's business when i was growing up have the credit they need to be able to expand. >> they need modest taxation and fair and predictable regulation and let them chase the american dream and when they are successful, you don't punish them for the success, like senator murray wants to with high tax rates. >> reporter: the polls afb all over the place and a fox news poll had rossi up by one and a "time" poll had murray up by 8 and it comes down to who is energized and comes out and mails in the ballots and to that end, the democrats are tak

tell that to the woman who for the first time can sleep at night because her daughter with cystic fibrosiscoverage for her health care. >> reporter: democrats feel even if they lose the other close races around the country, if they hang on to murray's seat, they'll keep control of the senate, and that is why they're bringing out the heavy hitters. president obama was here in be august, and he will be back campaigning with murray next week. vice president biden will be here for his second visit next week. former president clinton will be here as well as first lady michelle obama all campaigning for murray. interestingly, this is a state that obama won just two years ago by 17 points so, obviously, murray believes that he still has the ability to help her out here, that's why he and biden are all coming out here next week trying to get that base vote out for her. this is still a blue state. if they get the base out, they should be able to hold on to the seat. jenna: another interesting one to watch, dan. thank you so much. dan springer in washington. jon: and you might call this political ca

the woman who just told me that for the first time she can sleep tonight because her daughter with cysticibrosis will not be denied coverage for her health care. tell that to the senior citizen who is now, because of health care reform, will not fall into that do not hold -- will not fall into that donut hole. >> our next question is from adam. he sent us an e-mail question. as a senator, what would you do to stop any of dam removal of the columbia and snake rivers? our jobs rely on the shipping lanes and hydroelectric power they provide. >> this is a very important question and one in faced many times. our river system is extremely important to the economy of this region and to our entire state. we need to make sure that our farmers can ship their wheat to market overseas. we need to make sure that the barges can go up and down that river. we need to make sure that the fish get passage to the columbia river out to the ocean. we need to make sure that those people who rely on the hydropower system had that securely in place. i have been very consistent with saying that we will not remove

he is a republican from maryland and represent the cystic from maryland in the u.s. house of representatives since he was first elected in 1992. a member of the congressional tea party caucus. he currently serves on the senate armed services committee. prior to his election to congress, he worked for more than 20 years as a scientist and engineer on research and development programs for the military and nasa. >thomas mcmillen is chairman and ceo of the american politics center. he currently serves on the university of maryland board. we will just go down the line with any introductory comments the gentleman would like to make. we will start with mr. keene. >> thank you. i will not spend a lot of time on this on all set. part of the problem without understanding the growth of the tea party movement tis the member to not understand it at all. there have been even less understanding since then. as i was preparing to come up here today, the reaction to the tea party activists and people that are becoming active in politics for the first time on the part of the establishm

woman who just told me that for the first time, she can sleep at night because her daughter with cysticibrosis will not be denied coverage for her health care. tell that to the senior citizen who is now, because of health care reform, going to not fall into the donut hole and have prescription drug coverage. tell that to the thousands of people in bankruptcy today because their insurance denied them coverage after they paid their bills. >> our next coverage is from adam. this is an e-mail question. senator murray? >> this is a very important question, and when i have faced many times. our rivers system is extremely important to the economy of this region and to our entire state. we need to make sure that our farmers can ship their wheat to markets overseas. we need to make sure that the barges can go up and down the river. we need to make sure the fish get passage through the columbia river, out to the ocean. we need to make sure that those people who rely on the hydropower system have that securely in place. i have been very consistent in saying we will not remove the dams in eastern w