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dr. cox riding in to the rescue" part of the show is over. [pager beeping] no, you're on your own. ad colitis, and it turns out it was just traveler's diarrhea. so? that sounds like good news. yeah. he took it as bad news, maybe 'cause of the unnecessary colonoscope i shoved 3 feet up his pooper? what do you want me to do? uh, a-apologize to my patient and tell him it was your mistake, no big deal? think i'm gonna pass on that one. see, i got you pegged as one of those spineless types that's not gonna cause me any trouble no matter what i do. so thanks for stopping by and don't forget your car door. i just don't want it to get stolen, ok? that was me not caring. what? j.d.: now that we can always hear dr. kelso coming, some people have modified their work habits. so, you're engaged to that surgeon guy? mm-hmm. is it serious? no, ted. we swing. [squeaking] squeaky's a'comin'! [squeaking stops] [rapid squeaking] oh, hey, bobcat! listen, i was hopin' that maybe you could get someone to cover for me out at the prison tonight. i know that the very idea of you doin' a favor for me makes t

but dr. ride came back with many suggestions but one of which was she said that we should study the planet earth as if it were a planet in our solar system. she said there was a great belief that there was even intelligent life on planet earth and we'll continue to search for it from time to time here. now, i'm -- but really, dr. ride encouraged us to really look at our own planet. and our own planet, as if those from outside of our solar system, were looking at us. because she said that what every astronaut feels -- and i've talked to many along with senators nelson, glenn and gar garn -- is that when they go up and see the majestic universe that god has created, their greatest thrill is to look back on the planet earth and how touching and how moving it is and how we want to protect it. and we need to protect it because there is life on this planet. there's the life of human beings and there's the life of the bounty that god has given us in both the sea and on the land in agriculture or in other

and i remember very vividly at one of our public hearings, dr. rideightwood been on the challenger mission and was listening to someone testify saying, i hear echoes of challenger. -- sally ride. there were similarities in the project. spent i just wanted to make, i agree with that were similarities. there was one fundamental difference though between the engineering aspects and the two accidents. so engineers are people, too, and the sociological things are worth pointing out. with challenger, the solid mechanics of the joint behavior as a structure were not understood until well after the accident. it literally rotates -- it rotated differently in a different direction than the engineers thought when it was designed. so have the joint behaved as it was believed to have behaved, the design would've inadequate. in the case of the foam, i think everybody knew that it's possible if you hit the wing hard enough to break foam and it's a cognitive gap is whether not foam could do that, but there wasn't a fundamental misunderstanding of the physics. it's a

riding of r. seuss -- in the writing of dr. seuss kerry >> -- dr. seuss. refu0 years ago, police sed to protect the marchers through the crowd got larger and larger. they were very unrly. they started to throw things at the women. they shout the things, told us to go home. street cars continue to of the continued to employ people in the crowd. the crowd got larger and more aggressive. the women could not go forward. police were not involved. the cover was called out to push back the crowd so the women could continue the peaceful exercise. today, this is a wonderful, peaceful assembly and this celebration of how far we have come in 100 years. rex a look at the centennial celebration of the woman's suffrage parade that took place on pennsylvania avenue in march, 1913. sunday at 7:00 eastern on c- span3. >> the creator of the pan african cultural holiday quanta david black history address -- consolidate on that date a black history and just at florida a&m university. maulana karenga is a professor at california state university in long beach. he is writing a

dr. sally ride who will been on the challenger commission and listening to someone testify saying i hearechoes of challenger. there were some similarities in the process. i wanted to make -- i agree with that there were similarities. there was one fundamental difference between the engineering aspect and the two accidents. so engineers are people too and the sociological things were worth pointing out. with challenger, the solid mechanics of joint behavior as a structure were not understood until well after the accident. it literally rotates -- it rotated differently in a different direction than the engineers thought when it was designed. so had the joint behaved as it was believed to have behaved, the design would have been adequate. in the case of the foam, i think everybody knew it's possible if you hit the wing hard -- whether or not foam could that. there wasn't a fundamental misunderstanding of the physics. it's a question of the level involved. forces involved. with the challenger solid rocket motor joint there was a understanding with how it worked at all. those are different th

the closest hospital is a two day mule ride away while the bar owner takes on the role of dr. don't get me a pair of scissors us the neighbor's wife i think she has them at the minute there in the central core of the yet and richest land in the world and we don't even have a pair of scissors but we're really shit. here everyone blames the government the eternal absent. on sunday morning the village has a hangover. we leave go more co the commander of the forks eight hundred front is waiting for us further up in the mountains. for a two day journey. our guides are local farmers. the forks have long lived off of the cocoa plant more and more they are financing themselves from gold. and a bend in the path the first guerrilla fighters it's the advanced post. the fighting has been waging since morning on the other side of the valley. the gunfire. the army helicopters fire rockets at the rebel positions a routine occurrence for the guerrilla fighters. and you know that in our instructions are to remove all the phone batteries turn off the radios and i and everything that's electrica

copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> a discussion on the human rights themes found in the riding of dr. seuss. a senate hearing on the proposed merger between american airlines in u.s. air links -- u.s. airways. did your calls and comments on washington journal. -- then your calls and comments on washington journal. on newsmakers, tom coburn talks about financial matters including the budget, the continuing resolution and a long time thinking about the fiscal cliff. he discusses the debate over gun legislation. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we can take pictures of the brain with mri scans or pet scans but there is this enormous gap in between about how the circuits in the brain function to be able to move my hand or to look a un process that information or to lay down a memory. look at you and process that information or to lay down the memory. what we aim to do is to be able to record from thousands of brain cells at the same time and be able to understand how these circuits work. that is the brain activity map being talked about. it is the early

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dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, new york. >>> up next here tonight, what may have been the ride of their lives. if you're into that sort of thing. ♪ >>> st. patrick's day is not officially until tomorrow but they held the famous parade here in new york today, as they did many places around the country. it was the 251st time the new york parade has been held. though it's less than a week before spring, light snow fell on the city for most of the day. but no accumulation. >>> in florida, the tampa bay rays showed a different kind of team spirit last night. before their preseason game against the philadelphia phillies, 65 members of the rays organization had their heads shaved to raise money for pediatric cancer foundation. they included the team's manager and owner. their goal is to raise $20,000 this year, by the way, tampa bay won last night's game. >>> at a theme park in branson, missouri, the debut of a new roller coaster, outlaw run. promoters claim it has the steepest drop of any wooden roller coaster. it also has a double-barrel roll, meaning you get to go upside-down twice. if once isn't

dr. highman needs to break that cycle. >> he is not riding a cycle.and got me hooked you. >> stephanie: yay. three way! >> caller: i do believe we were all created equal in god's image. this is the way i was raised as a catholic and homosexuality -- they should be married. >> stephanie: we should be forced to be married. now you are getting a little militant militant. >> caller: we raise children we nourish them we care for them we love them we show them how to respect and love and care and they grow into fine young men and women no matter if we're straight or gay. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: and number 2, the republicans. they are talking about so many subjects, it's like they are a dog running around chasing their tails. >> stephanie: yeah i think that's -- it's interesting. it's like they are trying to find a way. yesterday they were talking about immigration -- rush limbaugh yesterday said there is going to be marriage equality in the country no matter what. >> caller: yes. >> stephanie: chris don't do it. why are you doing it? ♪ now we're lying

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dr. ben carson, frequent guest on "varney & co." becoming a riding star in the conservative movement.you saw the headline about how he is a rising star. the you think that they are building him up so that he is easy to chop down? >> if you are conservative and given complemented on the front page of the new york times, run for your life because you know all hades is about to break loose. there is a very interesting thing that happens. whenever there is a strong, articulate and charismatic, dynamic conservative who is either black or a woman or latino, those conservatives represent a special ex's the entoprocta liberalism because the issue right at the heart of the core constituencies of the left. so therefore they have to be taken down, whether it's sarah palin, marc caribbean -- marco rubio. of course, alan west. we have seen this across the board. in carson is more difficult the demonized because he is so accomplished, soft-spoken, and he is not particularly political yet. that may change, but i would just warn. he is a brilliant man, as we probably does not need my warning, but he

ride. and seven big macs, one minute. can he get them all ♪ >> going to need a taste of his own medicine. this is dr. simi here. logo to a chain of pharmacies throughout mexico. >> looks like a bloated fire fighter playing a flute. is that the idea? >> this is a costume he is wearing. generally he is dressed like a doctor with a white lab coat. did say he was going to need some of his own medicine because some passers by do this. >> no! no. >> they school boyed him. >> they tackled hip. they school boyed him. they then pulled the slip kick and fall on him and the poor guy has no idea what hit him. >> he was just having fun on the street playing his horn and dancing around and these guys came out from behind. they suckered him from behind. >> and then leg dropped him at the end for good measure. that's messed up. he is going to come back to haunt these guys. >> that's going to leave a mark on the psyche. >> the good thing is he gets back up. he runs into the pharmacy and gets medicine. >> yeah. >> he is all right. >>> five big macs in 60 seconds. ♪ >> hey, 6-5-4-3-2-1. >> five big macs. >>> put your seat belts o

the golden gate bridge, 1 01 southbound is a smooth ride is to come across from marin county. traffic maps and abating dr walnut creek to dublin on 680 south, west 24 looks good, 580 westbound slowly through the all the mob but not as bad as usual. south bay's freeways look good, no problems for your ride on 1 01 north or 85 north to the west valley record the marin ride, still uneasy one for 1 01 south from the bottle to the golden gate it is about 23 minutes. >> oakland drivers can expect to see road closures over the next two sundays. this sunday and next sunday, march 24th if northbound interstate 880 will be shut down from 1 to 6:00 a.m. hate converter road. the shutdown will allow all contractors building the rail link between the coliseum bart station and the airport to lift part of the steel track at top concrete columns over the freeway. the project is a 3.2 mi. connection along and had been murdered road between bart and the airport. it is expected to be completed in late 2014. >> there was no stopping a group of servers internsurfers n hitting the waves behind a locked gate. just south of half

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dr. san gr san jay gupta has the story. >> i had a feeling i would be injured in iraq the second time. >> reporter: sergeant deangelo vaun was injured in iraq in 2005. >> we were ridinghrough a mission to blow up ieds. my driver, he ran over an ied and i lost one of my eyes and the left side of my skull was fractured and they had to take out a piece of my brain because it got infected. >> reporter: and this is the part they had to take out from -- because of the injury and take pressure off of your brain? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: unlike the physical wounds of war, traumatic brain injuries, invisible to the eye and it's not uncommand for vets to suffer in silence. what was recovery like? you have operations, seven months in the hospital? >> lots of pain, torture it seemed like, light would cause knee have migraines. i was having seizures. >> reporter: that whole chapter's very hard on you. >> yeah. >> reporter: and on your wife. >> caused me and my first wife to get a divorce. luckily i have tremendous parents. >> reporter: now deangelo's happily remarried. >> wash the pan out. >> reporter: communication was a major challenge for him and his wife. and his five girls.

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dr. phil at 10. >> welcome back, several incidents and the most recently cleared at eurobond island. it is backed up into the macarthur maze, 25 minutes drive times coming from highway 24 through the maze. the rides here. it is an easy commute. around the bay there is slower traffic for the east bay on 580 westbound, both in the dublin as well as of the also not. southbound freeways at backing up for sure 1 01 out to 85 cupertino vero. >> storm tracker for not showing much at all. we have light scattered showers and a north bay, some of our east the interior valleys but most of the rain is out of here. we saw out words of an answer of rain last night for our communities. future cast force shows the potential for scattered showers and increase in cloud cover through out the day. we will see breaks of sunshine but they are uneasy that over at the bay bridge toll plaza. 12:00 p.m. tomorrow we could see some mild to moderate rain over the coast line. unsettled weather was the ground for the next day and a half. tahoe forecast, winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight. bring your change because we could see eight to 14 in. of fresh new snow on highway 89. temperatures in the mid '50