>> we're at the children's hospital of los angeles with max and his brother to see dr. michael soka. max has a pacemaker. actually, it's his third and he's only 6 years old. for parents jennifer and buck, the first sign of trouble came before max was even born. >> my 38-week appointment, we found out that max had structural damage to his heart. they didn't know -- they couldn't get a good heartbeat. they took him emergency c-section, he was born in a whirlwind. >> the last feeling i remember is it's almost hopelessness because it's out of my hands as a dad and as a dad, that's not something you're used to. >> i simply said, save my son. that's all we're here for. i don't understand anything you're going to do. i just -- i need you to save my son. i need you to have a chance to know this kid. >> it's hard to imagine, but for mom and dad, it was all a blur. max was born with a rare heart problem which leads to a lack of oxygen in the blood. without a pacemaker and eight major operations so far, maj max probably wouldn't be here. can you feel it, max? can you feel the pacem

went back homecoming and i feel she never really recovered from that either pete he calls himself dr. max the rest of his life. kenya was a small community of economists and some people realize he didn't have his ph.d., the humor him as he got older he called himself dr. obama constantly and head of the people call him that so he kind of lived through the disappointment was huge. >> host: she goes back to kenya and at that point does he have any contact with his -- ann dunham and barack obama at time? >> guest: according to the president's memoir there are letters between speed and he although they divorced in 64 there was letter-writing because eventually he comes as we know to honolulu in 71 but i don't think it was a great deal. >> host: i want to come back to the 71 visit. how many wives did he have? >> guest: all told he had four wives. how many at any one time depends on who you ask. >> host: that was the other question. that was a tradition in his culture. >> guest: one of the irony is forcing him to leave because of all of these wives was they were polygamist then and continue to

we are at the children's hospital in los angeles with his brother and max to see dr. michael silka. >> get your pacemaker checked? >> that is right. max has a pacemaker. it is his third. for parents jennifer and buck, the first sign of trouble came before max was even born. >> my 38 week appointment, we found out max has damage to his heart. they could not get a good heart beat. they took him in an emergency c-section. >> the last feeling i remember is it is hopeless necessary. it is out of my hands as a dad. as a dad, that is not something you are used to. >> i just said please just save my son. that is all we are here for. i don't know what you said. i don't understand what you will do. i need you to save my son. i need a chance to know this kid. >> it is hard to imagine, but for mom and dad, it was all a blur. max was born with a heart condition which is rare. it includes four separate problems in the heart and leads to a lack of oxygen in the blood. without a pacemaker and eight surgeries so far, max would not be here. >> if you touch it or it gets hit, that is whe

how did you know. >> reporter: we're at the children's hospital of los angeles with max and his brother els to see drael silka. >> you're going to get a pacemaker check. >> reporter: that's right. max has a pacemaker. actually it's his third, and he's only 6 years old. for patients jennifer and buck, the first sign of trouble came before max was even born. >> my 38-week appointment we found out that max had structural damage to his heart. they couldn't get a good heartbeat. took an emergency c-section, born in a whirlwind. >> the last feeling i remember is it's almost hopelessness because it's out of my hands as a dad, and as a dad that's not something you're used to. >> i just said, please, just save my son. that's all we're here for. i don't even know what you just said. i don't understand anything you're going to do. i just need you to save my son. i need to have a chance to know this kid. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine, but for mom and dad it was all a blur. max was born with a heart condition that's rare that includes four separate problems in the heart which leads to a lack of oxygen in the

>> we're at the children's hospital open laengz with max and his brother to see dr. r pacemaker check? >> yes. max has a pacemaker. actually, it's his third and he's only 6 years old. for parents jennifer and buck, the first sign of trouble came before max was even born. >> at my 38-week appointment, we found out that max had structural damage to his heart. they couldn't get a good heartbeat. they took an emergency c section, born in a whirlwind. >> the last thought i remember is it's almost hopelessness because it's out of my control. >> i just said, i don't understand anything you're going to do. i just -- i need you to save my son. i need to have a chance to know this kid. >> it's hard to manl, but for mom and dad, it was all a blur. max was born with a heart condition and it includes four separate problems in the heart which leads to a lack of oxygen in the blood. without a pacemaker and eight major operations so far, max probably wouldn't be here. >> can you feel it, max? can you feel the pacemaker? >> if you, like, touch it or something hits it, that's kind of w

we're at the children's hospital of los angeles with max and his brother ells to see dr. >> you're getting your pacemaker checked? >> uh-huh. >> that's good. >> that's right. max has a pacemaker. actually, it's his third, and he's only 6 years old. for parents jennifer and buck, the first sign of trouble came before max was even born. >> my 38-week appointment, we found out that max had structural damage to his heart. they didn't know -- they couldn't get a good heartbeat. they took an emergency c-section, born in a whirl wind. >> the last feeling i remember is it's almost hopelessness because it's out of my hands as a dad, and as a dad, that's not something you're used to. >> i just said, please, just save my son. that's all we're here for. i don't even know what you just said. i don't understand you're going to do. i just need you to save my son. i need to have a chance to know this kid. >> it's hard to imagine, but for mom and dad, it was all a blur. max was born with a heart condition known as tetrology of flow. it's rare, and it includes four separate problems in the

and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert my guest dr michael lodge and if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is max keiser saying. twenty years ago or just country. where did it take. this is all the headlines at home on the. diplomacy granted the u.n. security council between russia and someone so believe me it was north korea saying french all being the rebels breach was the un's resolution on the country. and eurozone crisis as portugal's credit stage is downgraded to junk by moody's rating agency which says there's been may need a new bailout just two months up to getting n.a.c. billion euro one shock waves have been felt across europe with the winning out of the cost of government boring drink in dead heat countries and from going into it's really. disappointing a disaster recovery budget of twenty five billion dollars japanese people remain in desperate need not only oprah and then show us distance but also emotional support and there is devastated by the catastrophic

really inspiring story and thanks to max as well you can see the rest of dr. s report on mini darth vader, max paige. washington feels the force. that's this saturday and this sunday, 7:30 a.m. eastern only here on cnn. i recommend you watch. the assassination of osama bin laden was embarrassing to the pakastanis. the former president long denied that bin laden was even in pakistan in an interview. i asked him whether his own government was shielding the al qaeda leader. stand by . >>> u.s. tensions with pakistan taking center stage months after the death of osama bin laden. now there new signs the united states could be dealing with a whole new leader in the country. a leader it dealt with before. here's the correspondent. >> u.s.-pakistan relations, here's how the former president sees it. >> playing games. arrogance, insensitivity to each other's national interests. >> it wasn't that way when he was president, mushareef says. he wants his job back. >> the next election will be the mother of all elections. >> push push lives in exile in london where he moved

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i'll be there are i not going to do if this doesn't look as a reporter with me max kaiser and stacy herbert my guest dr michael lots and if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report in r t t v dot ru until next time this is max keiser saying. broadcasting live from the heart of moscow certainly glad to have you with us. the press is good at britain's biggest selling newspaper mired in a phone hacking scandal media mogul rupert murdoch has pulled the plug with police investigating the tabloid for snooping on the. murder victim and of the families of dead soldiers and people killed in terrorism attacks. have been arrested on suspicion of espionage just days after nine people were sentenced to lengthy jail terms for spying the opposition has a time president regime for targeting mass media saying he's a. russian hysteria. politicians allowed rating agency moody's decision to downgrade to junk status and threaten possible retaliation. through financial markets. could follow greece. defaults. and up next the daughter of pioneering film genius charlie chaplin the spotlight on her own acting

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max page. and he has a heart defect. dr. a reports that max went to capitol hill, that's right, to ask that medicaid not be cut in the budget war. >> i've been following the story of little max page for some time, this crazy cute kid. he is the little mini darth vader. and he says he's taking the force to washington. what a lot of people may not know about max is that he was born with a heart condition, required eight operations in six years. got his care at a children's hospital of which there are only 56 in the country. he met a lot of kids in the hospital that are like him that need specialty care. he also met kids who need medicaid to help get their care. and he realized along with his parents that some of those things are now threatened with all the talks going on in washington. so he went to washington to lobby on behalf of these things and had a meeting with senator grassling. >> you can tell the president, if the budget gets cut, he needs to realize his daughters might need it. so if he cuts -- if the cut about like 7

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dr. sanjay gupta is here for more. >> i have been following the story of little max for sometime. he is a crazy cute kid. a mini darth vader was see there. he says he is taking the force to washington. he was born with a heart condition and required eight operations in six years, and got his car at a children's hospital, and there are only 56 in the country. and he also met kids who need medicaid to help get their care, and they realized along with his parents that some of those things are threatened with all the talks going on in washington, so he went to washington to lobby on behalf of these things, and had a meeting with senator grassly. take a listen. >> can you tell the president this? if he cuts -- if the budget gets cut, he -- he needs to realize that there are some people that might need it. if the budget makes the cut of 75% off, it's going to be really bad for maybe his daughters. >> can you see max making a personal appeal to the president and the president's daughters. just 56 of these children hospitals in the country, and they are responsible for not only taking care of six kids, but train

dr. michael lomax, the president of the united negro college fund. thank you. >> thank you, max. thank you, max. [applause] >> i'm delighted to be here. and to be a part of this 13th annual harlem book fair. and to help inaugurate what i hope to be an ongoing relationship with this wonderful institution in harlem and hopefully around the country. i've been asked to address the state of african-american literacy and education. the name of this event, the venue in which it is being held, the lineup of speakers and the competition of the audience could seem to point to an upbeat assessment. here we are afterall, at the harlem book fair. in an auditorium named for a great african-american poet, novelist, and playwright langston hughs who was almost a lifelong, certainly from his adulthood, from the time he came from new york to attend columbia in the early 1920s was an almost continuous lifelong resident of harlem. when are in the library named after and built on the collection of a great afro caribbean, shoneberg. we are just around the corner from an harlem book fair venue, this on

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dr. gupta? >> yes, sir? >> you're it! >> i'm it? >> max page only knows one speed, full steam ahead. you have probably seen max before even though you may not know it. remember this ad from super bowl xlv? darth vader? nope, just max. within mere seconds of meeting him, max was asking about my daughters. >> three girls. >> let me guess. 4-year-old? >> yep. >> 2-year-old? >> yep. >> 6-year-old? >> you got it. how did you know? we are at the children's hospital with max and his brother. >> can i see your pacemaker? >> that's right. max has a pacemaker, and it's his third, and he's only 6-year-old. the first sign of trouble came before he was born. >> we found out max had structural damage to his heart. they could not get a good heartbeat. they took him emergency c-section, born in a whirlwind. >> the last thing i remember is almost hopelessness, because it's out of my hands as a dad, and as a dad, that's not something you are used to. >> i said, please, just save my son. that's all we're here for. i don't know anything you just said or understand anything you're going to do, i need you

mexico and talk with dr macpherson professor amorites us of natural resources and ecology and evolutionary biology his blog is nature bats last welcome to the show guy macpherson thanks max it's great to be on with you ok now guy in two thousand and eleven it's looking to be the worst ever for climate disasters certainly worst of two thousand and ten now the us has seen the worst droughts in recorded history the worst floods in u.s. recorded history the most tornadoes in history the biggest fire in arizona state history is this all just a freaky coincidence or is there something. else that work can only suspect there's something else at work here climate change is underway and is ratcheting up i don't see any evidence that this is not driven by anthropogenic climate change and that it's not going to get a lot worse in the years ahead ok so you've taken this past the mistake vio for the moment but segue into my next question where you started out as a climate scientist twenty five years ago but stopped researching ten years ago how as part of the transition tell us about it yeah about ten years ago i was editing a book on climate change it was my most comprehensive assess

dr. gupta? >> yes, sir. >> you're it! >> i'm it? >> yep. >> he only knows one speed. full steam ahead. you have probably seen maxefore even though you may not know it. remember this ad from super bowl xlv? just max. max was asking about my daughters within minutes of meeting them. >> three girls. >> let me guess, 4-year-old, 2-year-old, and a -- >> how did you know? we're at the children's hospital in los angeles with his max and his brother. >> can i see your pace maker? >> that's right. he has a pacemaker, and it's his third. the first sign of trouble came before max was born. >> my 30-week appointment, we found out max had structural damage to his heart. they took him emergency c-section, and born in a whirlwind. >> the last feeling i remember it's hopelessness because it's out of my hands as a dad, and as a dad, that's not something we're used to. >> i said please save my son, i don't know what you said or understand anything you are going to do, i need a chance to know this kid. >> it's hard to damage, but for mom and dad it was all a blur. max was born with a heart condition that is rare, and it includes f

dr. jennifer ashton who is here with answers for you. i love when we do these segments, exactly what our viewers are asking for. the first facebook from maxts of this disease." especially in a 19-year-old. >> mooes people of hypertension or high blood pressure with the elderly, not true. we're seeing it in children and teens. when you see it in an athletic teen you have to ask, using any steroid supplements or bulking supplements to increase blood pressure. you also want to find out why the blood pressure is elevated, make sure they have a full evaluation and don't check their blood pressure when they're doing sports. it needs to be checked at rest. in terms of long-term consequences it can affect the eyes, heart, kidney, blood vessels and controlling it with diet, lifestyle factors and medication if necessary is the key. important to get it under control. >> we also hit the streets, kevin in l.a. has this question for you. >> dr. ashton i have a question for you. with the hot temperature, how can we stay hydrated during the summer? >> so important. >> right the heat wave affecting a lot of the country for a lot of this summer, a lot of p

dr. kevin mak died in that crash yesterday morning at the intersection of octavia and oak. the psychiatrist was on his way to work. he was pinned under the rig. maxuniversity buses have them. >> the lights are timed in such a way on octavia that traffic is traveling 50 miles an hour. once they come off the freeway, the lights turned all green. >> three other shuttle passengers were taken to nearby hospitals when minor injuries, including the driver of the shuttle, is now on paid leave. here is christina loren. she has a look at your very comfortable weekend forecast. >> finally good weather to accommodate your weekend. you can probably get away with a fan. you don't need to run the ac. 66 in livermore. we're on our way to the low 70s. 73 today in livermore. and 73 in fairfield and 71 in san jose. more mild today and as we head through the weekend, we gradually climb in temperature each day all the way through wednesday. let's check the traffic with wednesday. >> northbound 101 around fair oak, an accident is clearing the lanes and southbound 880 past the 101 interchange still has tie-ups through this area. watch for a slowing through milpitas. ve