i'm dr. joe with cdcress'sc's influenza? i think it's a good idea if they're able to use their influence to tell a few friend and then we know it's coming from a good place. >>> but if a patient thinks there may be a connection between the vaccine and something bad, the advice is talk to your doctor. >> and if the doctor feels it has something to do with the vaccine, it's reported to the government so we can take a look at the information more broadly. >> reporter: and then get the information out as fast and in as many ways as possible. derek. >> and correct too, thank you, gary. we appreciate that. >>> former vice president dick cheney is recuperating tonight. he underwent elective surgery for a back problem doctors identified as lumbar spinal stenosis. a spokesperson says the procedure went will and he'll be released soon. >>> lawmakers give approval tonight to a bill that would allow the governor to appoint an interim senator to fill ted kennedy's seat. the massachusetts senate will have to agree. in the meantime, a spec

superintendent dr. joe hairs stone visited five schools today everyone. >> all about stimulating the human mind in growth and development for our young people. and whether we have the money or not, we still have to educate our children. >> howard county and baltimore city students also went back to school today. >> well, it looks like the alarm clocks still work as hundreds of thousands of maryland students did return to the classroom today. for the first day of school. and, of course, the new school year, brings new challenges. including how to deal with the expected return of the h1n1 virus. joel d smith has the report tonight. >> used to be the biggest worry for parents was getting the kids out of the bed on the first day of school. >> how many times did your mom have to try to wake you up? >> this year, schools open with uncertainty of the h1n1 virus. >> we're expecting a much broader rate of infection from the h1n1 virus. mindful that the virus could change, and become more deadly than it has been in t

. >> baltimore county public schools superintendent dr. joeher dignitaries for the dedication of the field, joseph yates senior. he was the first african-american superintendent in the school district. he passed away at 83. he coached the knights for more than a decade. >> it is 66 degrees on tv hill. here's alook ahead to our next hour of "11 news sunday morning." >> how to avoid unwanted pounds during the football season. healthy tailgating menu ideas. >> we all need to pay attention to that. plus, it is never too early to start your holiday shopping. don't miss. >> plus more sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. >> although baltimore county's decision to add speed cameras within a half-mile radius of school zones raised debate, the vote was 7-is in their favor. thankfully everyone agrees it is be good to speed. some degree on whether it is to be caught ksh ok to be caught speeding on a device. the county police chief says the technology improves public safety for cents and adults and is about safety not revenue. some argued that o

. >> ladies and gentlemen, to introduce the president of the united states, please welcome dr. joe biden. [applause] hello. thank you. good morning everyone and thank you. i am jill biden and honored to be a community college professor. [applause] i have been an english teacher for nearly 30 years and i have spent much of my career on campuses just like this one. in fact, tomorrow i will be back in my classroom at a community college not too far from the white house. i feel right at home here at hudson valley community college. [applause] people often ask me why i chose to teach at a community college. the answer is simple. it is because every day my students inspire me with their commitment, struggles, and believe in education as the best hope for brighter future for themselves and their families. i have seen firsthand the power of community colleges to change lives and serve as a gateway to opportunity for students at all stages of their lives and careers. i know that the education gained on campuses just like this one will provide the knowledge that will power communities in the

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is joe wilson's apology enough? plus, dr. andrew weil will examine barack obama's health care plan. does he agree with the prescription? he'll tell you how to protect your family from the flu epidemic, next on "larry king live." >> larry: good eveningr. we begin with two outstanding folks to discuss their side of this important issue. in new orleans, james carville. cnn political contributor, democratic strategist down in dallas, texas. nancy fultonhower, republican strategist and former advisor to john mccain. before we get into this, joe wilson fiasco, james, is the president going to get a bill? >> i think so. i mean, a pretty good bit of optimism. i talk to a number of people a day. there's some sense something's going to be coming out of the senate finance committee. but this thing has been tried by many presidents. and you know, the ditch is littered with corpses of people that tried this and failed. so we'll have to see. it's a tough slog. but something tells me that these guys are going to end up with something at the end of this process. >> nancy, do you think they will? >>

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. >>> joe sizeman is a football legend and now a sports cater but he is also making time to speak about a life-threatening problem affecting his family. he is available with druniversity of beinsouth carolina. >>> good morning to both of you. >> joe, what is this health problem. it sounds serious. >> it's pretty serious. it's something i didn't know anything about. my father was diagnosed with what is called as an aortic aneurysm or what is called a aaa. it's a weakness that of the a or at. if it weakens enough, it could rupture. if it ruptures only 10% of the people survive. i found out about it, simply because i got asked to be involved in this campaign. i asked my dad about it, he said absolutely. they fixed with a stint and my father plays golf twice a week. he didn't go have an exam. he may not be around today. the exam is simple. it's right around the abdominal part. i wear my suspenders to frame this part of the body. you can get a check-up. the early detection means a 95% i like those percentages. >> let me ask dr. morris, how prevalent is this? until today this is the first time i'm hearing this? >> more than a million people in our nation are livin

dr. joseph stieglitz. >> reporter: at an inner city pittsburgh church, the world bank's former chief economists, now a hero of economic skeptics. joestiglitz was here to blast the g-20, about to convene amidst heavy security just a few miles away. >> what goes on behind those closed doors will affect the lives of all of us all over the world. >> reporter: an actist with noble prize street credit, stieglitz has a critique charging the g.d.p.-- total output-- has become a large lousy measure of economic well-being by failing to account for growth's costs let me give you one example. 30 years ago we weren't talking about climate change, environmental degradation was not as important as it is today. >> reporter: the september heat in the pitburg pews almost seemed to make the case for him. but stiglitz has another problem with g.d.p. as a measure. that growth in total output masks growing inequality which, as it happens, was the theme of the tent city next door. >> g.d.p. has been going up per capita but most americans are actually worse off. so median household income is actually falling. >> reporter: meanwhile, however, reviving worl

dr. joseph stieglitz. >> reporter: at an inn city pittsburgh chch, the world bank's form chief ecomists, now a hero of economic skeptics. joestiglitz wasere to blst the g20, about to convene amidst heav security just a few miles away. >> what go on behind tse clod doors will affect the lives ofll of us l over the world. >> rerter: an actist with nob prize stret credit ieglitz has a critique chaing the.d.p.--total output-- has become aarge lousy measure of eonomic well-being byailing to account for growth's costs let me give you one exame. 30years ago we weren' talking about clate change, envonmental degration was not as important asit is tod. >> reporter: the septemberheat the pitbur pe almost seemed to ke the case for hm. but stiglitz has anher problem with g.d.p. as a measur that growth in tot output masks gring inequality which, as it happens, was the the of the tent cit next door. >> g.d.p. has been going up per capi but most americans are actually rse off. so median household income is actlly falling. >> rporter: meanwhile, however, reviving world gross domestic product reinsthe key jective of the g20. the delegaes gat

dr. toby cos grove runs a clinic. >> the camera adds weight. >> there's joe right now. >> coming from over there.in a moment. quite frankly the politics stepping in is going to make it very, very difficult. particularly what's the hurry when most of the bill won't take affect until 2013 anyway. >> senator chuck grassley on our program not too long ago. in fact, while many americans support the notion of health care reform, big flash point is how to pay for it. our next guest is a forts behind a different medical model, one praised by the president. from cleveland clinic, good to see you. >> good morning. >> michael porter is here. during the break, he says yours is the most innovative delivery system he knows about in the world. can you describe it to somebody not familiar wit. >> we're totally integrated system. the doctors are employed so they get a salary. there's no incentive for them to do too much or too little. we are very much around monitoring quality. every portion of our hospital measures on an annual basis the quality of the results we have. we're very trans parents about reporting th

dr. sanchez said for physical activity and healthy eating. >> my name is joe, good morning, i'm the mayor of somerville, massachusetts, and i think we have a great model he in somerville, but an overall view, local governments have the responsibility to use rules such as zoning to set out uses and expectations and what is going to come into a feigned. we do so to protect the overall quality of life and health of our constituents, so whether it's managing density, traffic, or the types of uses, that is our responsibility at the end of the day, to again, manage the consequences or the uses, both positive and negative that come into our neighborhoods, so we have a role and a history of doing that and actually it is our responsibility. >> yes. adewale troutman. one of the things that's been shown across the country is a proliferation of certain types of restaurants in certain neighborhoods. if you look at areas where the socioeconomic status is low or predominantly african-american or latino and you compare it to other communities that are more affluent or different racial and ethnic mix, you

dr. frank fields has finally come back to television. god bless you, my son. >> joe mchale.without you. >> you have done more nice things for me. you've made me a household world. god bless you. i appreciate that. good luck with the show and everything. are you speaking everything? for all of friends happy new year. >> and a happy smukckers year. everybody loves smucker's and everybody says so. >> orville, how about that, vanderlip. auburn, california. he's related to john chapman. do you know who john chapman was? johnny appleseed. how about that? god bless. we have elijah miller. what a strong name. freedom, pennsylvania. i know that town. 103 years old. sharp as a tack. we wish him a happy, happy, happy birthday. dorothy schelz of catonsville, maryland. right down the road to us. retired assistant for a bank president. and won an award for typing skills. i don't know if that's going out of skill but some people can really type. ivory ross lambert. 110 years old. attended church every single week, loves to cook and john andrus of wayzata, 100 years old built the andrus lea

dr. gingrey, offered this very simple amendment, put up or shot up. will illegal aliens be covered or not? oops. democrats think they will. will abortion be covered by taxpayers? well, our colleague, joe pitts put that amendment in. oops, i guess it will. what about bureaucrats, will they be able to substitute their decisions for that of your doctor? that was offered by dr. gingrey. oops, i guess it's up to a bureaucrat now, not a doctor. there's a reason why the american people are panicking on this issue and we're right there with them because we think you deserve better than that. mr. speaker, this is the american people's money and because, mr. speaker, this is about life and death and that's why we have such a great alternative. that's why we say to the american people, you own your own insurance policy. you ban together with whoever you want to buy that policy. you buy it from anyone you want to buy it from. you buy it in any amount you want to buy it and you buy it anywhere in the united states. and that's why we say, buy it with your own tax-free money and deduct the rest on your income tax return and then let's have lawsuit reform. that's 95% of the problem, done, just like t

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