family. 20 years ago ron and jenny doan were barely making ends meet living in california when they decided to pack up their large family, and head to missouri. with the hope of finding a slower pace of life, and a lower cost of living. >> we actually just picked a place off a map, and within three days after we came to the midwest, i mean, i told my husband, i says, you could bury me here. i was an odd ball in california. i had a lot of kids. i liked to sew. i canned. i gardened. you know. and i just -- there wasn't many people around that did that. it was just completely different way of life. and we just fell in love with it. >> with a fresh start in missouri jenny stayed home, raised her seven children, and then suddenly found herself with an empty nest. she took a class in quilting. fell in love with the craft, and found she was a natural. inventing shortcuts that allowed her to block, stitch and patch far faster than anyone else in her class. >> i made about 12 of them by the time i was done. i was just so addicted. >> with the economy shaking in t 2008 and ron nearing retirem

. >> reporter: and the city of hamilton has also been really good for the doane family. 20 years ago ron and jenny doane were barely making ends meet living in california when they decided to pack up their large family and move to missouri with the hope of finding a slower pace of life. >> we picked a place off the map and within three days after we came to the midwest, i said, you could bury me here. i was an odd ball in california. i had a lot of kids, i liked to sew, i canned, i gardened. there weren't many people around that did that. it was a completely different way of life. we fell in love with it. >> reporter: with a fresh start in missouri jenny stayed home, raised her seven children, and then suddenly found herself with an empty nest. she took a class in quilting, fell in love with the craft and found she was a natural. >> everybody was finishing their quilt and i had made 12 of them by the time i was done. i was so addicted. >> reporter: with the economy shaky in 2008 and ron nearing retirement, the doan children were concerned that their parents had little money for their

seth doane met a couple that is thinking about it. >> reporter: were you planning to have another childis policy change? >> we were planning but we can't. >> reporter: that's because cherry jing and her husband would have faced a huge fine, up to six times their income, if they had another child, in addition to their son, michael. >> he will feel lonely, and he doesn't have a sibling to share his toys. >> reporter: china's one-child policy was implemented more than 30 years ago. promoted in these propaganda posters, it was designed to slow population growth and reduce the financial burden of raising kids. but last november, the government announced it was making a change. china's ruling communist party can be vague about why it's making reforms. when it comes to china's one- child policy it said it's trying to balance population growth and create a younger workforce. nearly 200 million people in china are now over the age of 60, and for the first time in the history of communist china, the labor force is shrinking. now up to 20 million more couples could have a second child. have you al

to my cruiser and grabbed my kit and administered a dose through his nasal passage after know lox doan at which time it sustained his breathing enough where he didn't go into full respiratory failure, giving enough time for the rescue personnel to arrive on scene and revive him intravenously through their pushes of the narcan. >> trooper deangelo, with all the good, of course, comes the bad. you have all these critics saying this will absolutely enable addicts, that law enforcement is supposed to stop them from using illegal drugs. what's your response to that? >> i wholeheartedly disagree with that. i think the layman doesn't understand that it's an illness, it's a disease, and we're able to give these people a second chance, and relapse is, in fact, a part of recovery, so i'm happy that i was able to give this vin, this gentleman a second chance at recovery. >> state trooper james d' angel from rhode island. we appreciate it. names for coming up. >>> coming up, miracle drugs. some oncologists are saying it's just too much. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes

which is why seth doane will take us to bali. >> this indonesian island is famous for breathtaking sunets and its honeymoon-worthy setting. but a young designer here is trying to make this place known for a new way of building using indigenous and often overlooked material. bending our minds with bamboo. come along on a journey to bali ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: good design takes many forms and can present itself in many different ways and places. the mysteries of duct tape. >> how do you fix a broken rover? >> may do the trick. >> what else. duct tape. and what to wear to prom? yep, duct tape. why duct tape is on a roll later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: also on this "sunday morning" by design, john blackstone listen to music from a big wheel of that composure. lee cowan walks us through genuine underground art. tracy smith to a spin on skateboards. allen pizzey explores a thousand year old italian calf. and more, first let's go to don in the newsroom for sunday morning headlines. >> good morning, it's may 18, 2014. fire crews in california are scouring charred hillsides

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they doan don't show anything wrong, if hillary clinton was not running for president, if she was not a candidate in a lot of people's minds already we wouldn't be talking about benghazi already, about something else. >> they do show proof of a white house coverup in that e-mail, despite subpoenas from congress and statements that everything had bin turned over. all when the president was touting a victory over al qaeda. less than a week after benghazi, the ambassadors told sunnyvale rice to go on the sunday talk shows, not a broader failure of policy. but that was again the white house line, it was a tough election year but democrats are argue as michael just said that there isn't anything new in that e-mail, that there's no smoking gun, that what rhodes wrote is in line with earlier talking points. so is this in ado about nothing? >> we don't know where president obama was, he wasn't in the situation room. he was in the situation room when osama bin laden was caught. but when we have an attack on our can embassy and an american ambassador was killed, this was an election year, his a

reporter: this is the room where six students took shelter from their attackers at the university of mass doan that -- macedonia in greece. the two sides argued eshlier about student elections. >> translator: about ten people entered the room with crowbars and beat us. they were aiming for our heads. we put our hands out, and they punched us all over. >> his skull was cracked open with a crow bar. >> we called the authorities, but they said they couldn't enter the campus without an order. then we calmed the rector but he was gone and we called the deputy that called the police. by the time the police got here, the perpetrators had gone. >> it took police 45 minutes to arrive. for three decades greece universities enjoyed a stadium of asylum. asylum was abolished three years ago, but police are reluctant to enter because their sight on campus is unseemly. so in effect the law still isn't be applied. that's nowhere truer than here, the athens university of economic and business where they have taken undocumented pie grant salesmen under their protection. when they try to round them, they take pr

doane assess have been piling up at warehouses because of all of this confusion >> reporter: life isn'ttting any easier for survivors of the landslide. for over a week, they have had to live rough in tents and have struggled to get food to eat the weather has turned making this makeshift camp a cold and muddy mess. s ha-ha d lost everything this is the first hot meal he and his family have had in days. we survived this disaster by the grace of god but we need more help from the government. they keep making us promises but problems are getting worse. they can see us sitting here in the mud. i worry if it ranges again, we will die. >> his concerns are shared by many here, the consistent problem of poor aid distribution has only added to the misery. this police officer is responsible for keeping supplies meant for survivors safe. >> this aid was found on someone who shouldn't have had it. we took it back. we are doing our best to prevent people from other areas from taking the aid. it is not easy after speaking to him, peek started shoving each other for the supplies time and again, we see

with the help of her children, jenny doan of hamilton, missouri turned her quilting hobby into the missouritar quilt company. youtube video is draw followers to her town and her company's booming. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differen

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we have an interview with pa doan. hello. welcome to "countdown." the program. 6:00 a.m. in london this thursday and bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world to deliver the story to drive your day. hans nichols has more on the sprint-t-mobile tie-in. we will get the latest from mia saini and hong kong. >> tracking bond purchases. in danger? of losing itsdominance in the market dominance?g it's francine lacqua had an exclusive interview with padoan. >> i do hope we can do better than that. although we cannot say that more exclusively, i think there are good reasons to think that we will have an upside surprise. >> more of that exclusive interview coming later in the program. >> let's get more from our international correspondent hans nichols. talk to us about the timing. how far along are they? when my day dob actually announced? actuallyight a deal be announced? thet really depends on regulators. what we have seen according to people familiar with the matter -- what we are reporting -- they want to make sure that softbank and sprint have all of the financing l

seth doane is tracking developments from beijing. >> reporter: good morning. thailand's military chief said that the thai military was taking control in that country in order to restore peace and stability and order to thailand after being racked by six months of protest and turmoil. tuesday we saw the military impose martial law and since then two days of closed-door meetings between rival political leaders have failed to break the deadlock. a power struggle has been taking place since the prime minister was removed from power in a military coup in 2006 following corruption charges. and then this latest round of unrest and protest started when demonstrator hit the streets back in november to try to push his sister then prime minister from power. ultimately she was removed from power earlier this month by court order. there have been 11 successful coups before this one since 1932. >> this morning president obama's hand-picked investigator visits the phoenix veterans hospital. that's where at least 40 patients may have died because of delayed medical care. >> i

seth doane is tracking the sudden move from beijing. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, thailand head of the military, head of the army took to the air waves early this morning and declared martial law. he insisted, though, that it was not a coup. instead he said it was aimed at stabilizing this country where we've seen so many protests over the last six months. this is a complex conflict that can be broken down into two basic groups. the red shirts and the yellow shirts. the red shirts are pro-government supporters. they step behind the former prime minister who was removed in a coup in 2006 following corruption charges. then his sister was in charge, she was the prime minister until just a couple of weeks ago when she was removed by a thai court following abuse of power charges but that did not quiet the anti-government protesters, the yellow shirts. they are often thought of as royalists and they step behind the king. their support comes from the wealthier ruling class, the elite in the city. seeing troops on the streets in thailand is certainly nothing

we have done something and we are going to continue to work in to direction for a five- how to doan tothink this. a polish proposal of also developing a clout regards consumer position. we have individual contracts with russia for individual member countries, but we can also pool our markets which will then render a stronger consumer pricesl for uniform gas to europe. it is a broad range that goes $490 per cubic meters come and that is the same gas supply that is sold to individual countries by individual companies. >> chancellor, we have a lot of guests that come to the chamber. been has been -- this has an important visit you have paid us. we are very anxious to know when you will be coming back. the sooner you come back, the sooner we can keep pushing this forward. we want to thank you very much for visiting. i want to thank you very much for your very candid and very helpful comments, and we want to thank your colleagues and your associates for everything you t this event to get it. we look forward to seeing you again very soon. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satelli

the fire is between is he doan na and flagstaff, one of the most beautiful parts of the state and the major tourist draw. fire crews are planning to let the planes burn through steep canyon walls where conditions are too dangerous, but officials say they will break out to safer firefighting terrain. >> crews are making good progress still. still plenty of fire out there to go around. we're bringing the fire with our back firing operations up to friendly ground making it safer for the firefighters to work. >> the fire is expected to grow to nearly 36 square miles and take at least a week to con be tan. there are no reported injuries and no structures have been burned. >>> there appears to be a break through in the battle over the nba's los angeles clippers. the league is trying to force owner donald sterling out because of the racist comments he made. a source tells cbs news that he plans to surrender his steak to his wife and that she will put the team up for sale. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the agreement between donald sterling and his wife shelly is the first signal

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for everyone who doaned the uniform from the world war ii generation to the post-9/11 generation, i thank the world war ii veterans in ventura county and across the country for the sacrifices they and their families made to serve our great nation and for protecting our liberty and freedoms, our democracy at home and our allies abroad. the example their generation has set for us, of coming together as a nation was a common purpose is one we can continue to aspire to today and one my colleagues and i on the house veterans' affairs committee immolate as we seek the best possible care for our veterans. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gallego, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. today i'd like to continue my journey lieu the 23rd texas district and saddle along the butterfield trail to a place that's truly american and that's the city of pecos, texas. home of the eagles, mighty purple and gold. cos is on forbes 400 top growing city list. it's home of the sweetest cantaloupes grow