flutie to gerard. 48 yards. no time on the clock. all over and if i have to put money on who's going to be more successful in their career it's gerard failen. this flutie guy is lucky he had the ability to catch that lame duck pass of his. it's going to be gerard failen all the way. put him in the hall of fame. flutie i don't know who this kid is, but gerard, he's gorgeous looking. >> the first two-thirds of that is the actual script from the radio call that dan davis had which is amazing and i only know it because i've watched that highlight about 450 times. pretty good across the board. i think that whole last third was ad libbed. jon stewart keeping an eye on the demonstrations pushing for higher wages at fast food restaurants across the country. >> fast food workers in about 100 cities are staging a strike demanding higher wages. the largest effort yet in the push for more money. workers say it's nearly impossible to survive on a full-time salary of $7.25 an hour. >> the wages are so low that some fast food workers have had to re

can i go to gerard in south carolina? gerard? come on, this is the real usc. >> caller: hi, jim. >> how are you, gerard? >> caller: i'm well, thank you, sir. about a month ago, a caller asked about noodles, you had recommended to hold it. i have a fairly large position. i am down about 11%. friday when the market was up, the stock tumbled 6%. my question to you is this, jim. they are coming out with a new offering at a cost of $39.50. now, my cost basis is higher than that, and i was wondering going forward, generally speaking, when you see this happening within a stock that you own at the repurchase -- new offering price will be less than what your cost basis is, is that a sign to sell? >> i didn't think they should have done that deal. the stock had been down because of the big colorado flood. 39.50, you know, to me come you come underneath that now, you get a better basis. stock goes back to 41, sell a little, but you have to buy some here. you cannot sell it here, gerard, and they shouldn't have done that secondary. i wish th

. >> reporter: dave gerard, a former google executive said the majority of borrowers use the funds to reduce student loan burdens. the second largest group uses it for living expenses while starting a business, and a growing number are using it to enhance their work skills. >> people are increasing their salaries by 50% increase in how much they can earn by taking 12-week courses. >> this is how it works. you create a profile share area education, your work experience and your goals. up start uses an allegor a an an allegory rhythm to determine how much you will earn. you will pay it back over a five or ten year period. the good news if your salary falls below $30,000 your repayment time is extended. the bad news, if you make it big and earn a lot of money you could end up paying five times the original loan amount. gerard said the model gives borrowers a financial freedom to pursue their goals without amazing large amounts of debt. >> you can learn how to write code if that's what you want to do, invest in yourself. that will pay off for the rest of your career. >> companies like up

gerard anderson, health policy specialist, has a simple way to explain it. gerard anderson: i take them to a grocery store, and i show them l the different cereals, and say,e want toave oicen america. t'ta and i show them l ththinus.rent cereals, it doesn't seem to give us better health ca, it doesn't seem to give us lower costs, but it does give us choice, and we value choice above everything. from a practical point of view, the first decision many consumers are confronted with is how to finance their health care. the choices are simply to pay for it themselves, or to enroll in a private or public health insurance plan. a lot is said about the marketplace of health care. well, for half of people who are getting their health plan through an employer, their employer offers such a narrow range of plans that they-- the consumer-- feel that they are cut off from options they really would like to have. many employers only offer plans that require a patient co-pay or less expensive hmos. cost-sharing makes the assumption that the person can identify what's an appr

they had millions invested into this. >> reporter: the story beginning in minnesota where gerard owneds. minnesota printing service. by all accounts a low-key guy with a high school education. but a big desire to strike it rich. >> i had no reason to doubt him. >> reporter: chris says he met him on the football field where their sons played for the same team. so when he told him about a way to make fast money he dove in. >> he sucked me in as a family friend and i wasn't going to question what he did. >> reporter: the pitch was simple enough. prosecutors say he told inves r investors he had printing contracts with major corporations based in minnesota like target and at&t. the promise, a 10% return in 90 days. the family was first to jump in. but prosecutors say he wanted more. convincing friends and business associates to invest too. the entire ponzi scheme allegedly run out of his home and as the scheme grew, he used a broker in california to connect to wealthy investors. orange county d.a. mark hebrek. >> the loss is incredible, the number of victims is over 80, over $21 million in

for more, let me bring in the mayor of lancing michigan, and leo gerard.at to have you with us tonight. >> happy to be here. >> i know you're busting at the seams, because michigan state, beat ohio state. i've got to remind our audience, you didn't have anything to do with that, you're just the mayor of lancing. >> go green! >> all right. verge, what does this mean for lansing, michigan, if the automakers had not had this opportunity? >> look, this is phenomenal. i mean -- and on behalf of working people, including my dad, a gm retiree, let me say thank you to you, ed, for being such a mega phone for the working people of this country. you are a treasure. look, this saved millions of jobs. maybe 2.6 million jobs. you alluded to the supply chain, of course. it's not just people making cars, but the entire supply chain, all the things that go into the car. $284 billion in payroll that would have been lost across this country. something like $300 billion in tax revenue, you know, to support government at all levels. and an incredible -- something like a 700%

. >> gerard.them. >> or gerard. >> yes. >> here's your. >> thank you, darling. >> here's mine. >> and we both said tessanne. >> and we were right. >> good for her. >> 28-year-old. >> the winner of "the voice" is -- tessanne chin. congratulations, from team adam. winner of "the voice." [ cheers and applause ] a big hand for all three of our finalists tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's something so authentic about her. i mean, she is one of these people who -- oh, her mom. >> her mom. >> and then did she -- are we going to show when she sang with her idol? >> there was a moment that happened before she was chosen. she loved celine dion so much and she always wanted to sing with her. so they revealed to her in this kind of hidden tape moment that she was going to sing with celine dion. just take a look at this. >> you don't understand. she's the one person i wanted to sing with all my life. ♪ ♪ if we've got love that's strong enough we can do anything we can do anything ♪ >> wow! >> she has

. >> after more than two years of waiting, hope and disappointment gerard and casey found a match. a team mum looking for an open adoption selected them to adopt her unborn daughter. >> after the mother you deal with will the father sign away his rights. >> casey and gerard say being a gay couple may have worked in there favour. >> a lot of mums choose same-sex couples. they are the only mum. >> expecting to bring their baby home. they know their quiet nights are numbered. looking forward to the laster and love a family brings. >> earlier i spoke with the executive director of the family equality council. he's pushing for a law for couples to adopt. across the country there's a patchwork of laws and policies presenting barriers for loving lbgd adults. so it depends on where you are. the bottom line is we are not serve our country's children best. we have 400,000 in foster care. 100,000 are eligible for adoption. >> for gay people some states that make it difficult for them to adopt. what do they face? >> they face a host of legal and cultural biases. virginia passed a clause allowi

the french master to the u n n security council president gerard a row express grave concern over the lack of progress. it's difficult to know whether it's simply a result of last fall out before going into a negotiation or what we do whether the two sides. i've decided to fight to the test each fighting erupted mid december in the capital juba between supporters of prison cell the kiera and others loyal to former vice president react which are at least one thousand people are believed to have been killed in a un report says the situation in juba has calmed down but fierce battles continue in central and northern parts of the country. more than one hundred eighty thousand people had been driven from their homes. nearly half have taken refuge from the fighting and un facilities officials express their concerns about reports that large numbers of armed youths believed to be supporters of the former vice president for gathering near the central city a bore. they believe the militants were behind an attack on december nineteen ten the peacekeeping base. russian president wedding where put

and remember french actor gerard depar due's dramatic decision to become a tax exile in russia? well, now france's socialist government is imposing a tax on millionaires. we're going to tell you all about it. that's coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like eing your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. cheryl: two suicide attacks in russia he left 31 people dead raising new concerns about security at the sochi winter olympics, just six weeks away. fox news' amy kellogg this has e latest from london. any clues as to who might be responsible for these attacks? >> reporter: well, cheryl, nothing definitive, but an extreme islamist group over the summer called on its followers to take their attacks out of the north caucuses and into the very he

i live on gerard street and member of the greenhouse project. as you have heard before i have been here since 2008 and see the potential. i would like to give a bit of a history of that neighborhood and why it's relevant for us to preserve it and hopefully echo the potential that puc has for elaborating to create both strong water management and something wonderful that the city can appreciate it's history on. for you that don't know the portal is in the southeast. there used to the 9 green houses in the neighborhood. it's the last one to have the agricultural zone is and really represents a beautiful elements of that history. there are wild roses that grow through it to this day even after the nursery has gone out of business. this is a unique opportunity for collaboration and preservation and very strong historical model. the greenhouse project believes especially those that spoke that there is a sustain able model both economically, environmentally and something that can make this city proud. as a neighbor and resident of this city, i would a

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leo gerard is the president of the united steel workers of america.ress i believe 160 democrats and some republicans who have signed on to a letter to the president saying this is a bad deal. does this trip by joe biden, the vice president, mean that this deal is going to happen? >> i don't know if the deal's going to happen, ed. i know there's a lot of opposition to it in the congress. there's a lot of opposition in other countries. let me make this point. since the passage of nafta, there has not been a trade deal that's been negotiated that has turned out to be net job benefits for america. and what we've done is have a series of accumulated trade deficits. and i put this question to congress. i put this question to the administration. i would put this question to vice president biden. if having a huge trade deficit is good economic policy, why doesn't germany want one? why doesn't france want one? why doesn't china want one? why doesn't japan want one? none of them want a trade deficit. the country with the largest trade deficit on the planet is a

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. >> he looks like gerard. >> he's adorable. >> he looks like the grinch. >> let's see the next one.look at the hood. that's a whole full-on thing. and what else do we have? now, do dogs need coats? what's the correct answer to the question? >> i think what they need more than coats is booties because of the salt they put down for the ice. that can be damaging to their paws. he's naked out there, right? >> i didn't know the first day. there was salt. >> did you wipe it off when you got home? >> i wiped it off. they talked about those little plastic -- what do you call them? they're disposable. >> little galoshes except they're plastic and you throw them away? am i saying it right? is that what you meant? i don't know what she wants me to say. i'm trying to be helpful. is that what you mean? >> the disposable ones, yeah. that's what i meant. >> okay. >> we want to ask viewers, do you put a coat on your dog or is it a new york thing. >> or chicago or minneapolis or people who live in apartments. we're really talking about that. if you don't have a yard to put your dog in. >> my dog's c

. >> reporter: gerard was behind the wheel of a cash cab and didn't know it. >> when i pick up this guythe cosmopolitan and he wants to go some place and he carry a brown bag. who knows what's in there. >> reporter: he dropped the passenger off. little did he know he was dropping off a professional poker player who had a big night. >> he gave me $5 tip. >> reporter: he left the brown paper bag behind. it was discovered by a doorman who thought it was chocolate. >> i went to the hotel -- i don't even know there's money on my backseat. >> reporter: now believing his previous person left behind chocolate, he was in for a sweet surprise. >> i thought, i want to know what kind of chocolate. when i handed it -- it's about this bug. $100s. >> reporter: in cold hard cash. >> so i said, look, sir. i don't touch anything here . >> reporter: he called his company and did the right thing. turning the money over. soon the passenger showed up looking for his money. >> he wanted to shoot himself in the head. he was devastated. >> reporter: the taxi compa called the police to determine if it belongsed

. >> just a few more things to pack and gerard embarks on a mileage run, running through the last ofhis files. >> got a flight from new york to chicago, and then you connect from there to tokyo, flying from there through frankfurt, stockholm. i haven't finalised my return yet. >> we've paid $92,000 in taxes. fly miles are great. >> with that, jared baumeister is off to laguardia where we take off on the first of eight legs around the world. he was gracious to invite us to the lounge. since we didn't have our own miles, we headed to newark. will his one-case status give him the upgrade to a sleepy pod and first class. >> that's a lot better than me stuck back in row 31, with the laptop, headphones and individualized council. jared baumeister on the other hand started his trip in a wide first-class seat and the flights kept getting better. >> i'm the only person in first class. let's hope that holds up. >> there are eight seats in first class. the only passenger today. pretty much hit the jackpot. the service has just started and it is true champagne and kav ya time. >> i'm not sure if

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. >> i know. [ ringing ] >> there's gerard's! >> what about social media, twitter?se now you're on twitter. >> i'm on twitter. >> you're focusing on twitter. so, when you're enjoying time off, do you look at twitter? >> i don't think of that as work. >> no, but it's being disengaged from where you are. >> i don't know. this will be the first vacation coming up in a little bit that i've been a tweeter. >> uh huh. >> and so, we'll see. i thought i would dislike all this social stuff and i'm starting to enjoy twitter, some of the interaction that you don't get to have with your friends and fans out there, so i'm liking it. people who are rude, i just, you know, but the others, i'm really enjoying them. >> i think there is something with twitter. when i'm on vacation, i do check in probably a few times a day. i don't hold it. have you ever seen people on vacation, like they're on the beach and everyone's looking down, honestly, at their phone. so, that means whatever's on your phone is more interesting than where you are, you know? >> people come to dinner and put it ri

and gerard, the meteorologist that puts together the graphics you see.n't good-bye. i'm going to be around. and when you have a big storm, i'm going to be on your air. taking about 2 1/2 minutes. thank you, josh. >> i'll come dance with you. >> every weekend, we'll miss you. congratulations. >>> we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> bye. to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. thplace to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> good morning, everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. on sad morning. i'm katie marzullo. we start you off with a first quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> katie, the cold front pushed on with a tenth of an inch and half inch in concord and the north bay. here's a little cell headed towards half moon bay but the bulk of the activity has moved out of the bay area and pink right there was the snow that we s

and gerard, the meteorologist that puts together the graphics you see.oing to be around. and when you have a big storm, i'm going to be on your air. taking about 2 1/2 minutes. thank you, josh. >> i'll come dance with you. >> every weekend, we'll miss you. congratulations. >>> we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> bye. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ pillsbury cookie dough. make the holidays pop! you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst col

the cab company rewarded gerard do ganboa with a steak dinner for two and $1,000. he was also named cab driver of the year. wow. wait a minute. there is another line here. the owner of the cash is considering a substantial reward as well. okay. [♪ music ] >> being eight, it can offer an innocent and revealing perspective on the world. tonight in a first of a series of reports looking at the world through an eight-year-old's eyes we learn what it's like to live through the pressure of a performance in a pal lay. >> she's eight years old and just 4'5", so there aren't a lot of ballet roles for her out there. unless, of course, it's christmastime. this nutcracker performed by the pasadena dance theater was her first shot at dancing in a professional production. >> i'm in the scene where mother ginger comes out. she lifts up the dress and we come out and dance all around her. >> reporter: let's back up a bit. it's four hours before curtain time and kendall is home getting ready for her debut. >> i feel nervous and excited at the same time. >> reporter: she started ball

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the freshman gerard bird and ricky, and cal remains perfect at home. >>> saint mary's in boise.ng all in on the body theme. holt, 8 of 21 shooting. michael jordannesque on the fade. james walker iii went 14 the in the game. he protects the dribble, weaves, scores in traffic. 82-74. they have yet to lose. 8-0. i will be back to be at 5, 6, 9 and 11 with a recap and reaction from raiders and bucks and the raiders and chiefs. until then have a great day, everyone. >> go niners, go raiders, go sharks. >> yeah. big day today for the raiders. our friend alex smith is in town. >> yes. >> we like him. >> we like him but we want to meet him. >> exactly. live doppler 7hd this morning is quiet. boy, we wish we could pick up a few raid door returns. it is going to be another mild afternoon. in fact warmer than yesterday. our morning lows not as chilly and we are getting into some of the longest nights of the year with winter officially beginning next saturday at 9:00. the winter solstice. so until then, the date hours about nine hours 33 minutes, shrinking just by a couple minutes until we

and gerard, the meteorologist that puts together the graphics you see.going to be around. and when you have a big storm, i'm going to be on your air. taking about 2 1/2 minutes. thank you, josh. >> i'll come dance with you. >> every weekend, we'll miss you. congratulations. >>> we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> bye. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning. taking a look at some of the stories topping our news, today is the first day of weekend marks service connecting baltimore and washington. officials are taking place -- part this morning. the baltimoreand mayor are there. this will include roundtrips on saturdays and sundays. meanwhile, folks around the area are gearing up for wintry weather. people are stocking up on supplies and running errands. we will have live coverage tomorrow as the storm hit the region. with more on what to expect, here is dave. >> get everything done that you need to get done. today is the better of the two weekend stays. the rain is moving out and skies are clearing. temperatures

the freshman gerard bird and ricky, and cal remains perfect at home. >>> saint mary's in boise.g all in on the body paint. holt, 8 of 21 shooting. michael jordannesque on the fade. they shot 52% from beyond the warning. james walker iii went 14 the in the game. holt led saint mary's with 24. he protects the dribble, weaves, scores in traffic. they have yet to lose at 8-0. i will be back to be at 5, 6, 9 and 11 with a recap and reaction from the niners and bucks and the raiders and chiefs. until then have a great day, everyone. >> up next, a huge mega-millions jackpot. why the long odds are even longer for those hoping [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] we have the numbers from last night's $40 million power ball draw. >> wednesday night's jackpot grows to $50 million. but the big focus will be on tuesday night's $550 million mega-millions jackpot. there's a catch. in october the odds of winning changed from 1 in 176 million to 1 in 259 million beca

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leo gerard, good to have you with us tonight. that's "the ed show." i'm ed shultz. "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts now. good evening, rev. >> zboogood evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. >>> tonight's lead, america has turned a corner. the website is working. people are signing up and the reality of affordable health care is coming to people all across this country. >> the bottom line is this law is working and will work into the future. about half a million people across the country are poised to gain health care coverage through market places and medicaid beginning on january 1st. some for the very first time. we know that. half a million people. >> it is working. that's the fact. that's the fact republicans are hoping people won't discover. that's why the white house is holding events every day between now and just before christmas to highlight the law's benefits and push back against the right wing smears. tomorrow they'll focus on low cost preventive care. thursday, protecting people with pre-existing conditions. and friday, slowing

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upstart ceo david gerard is here with us. appreciate it. skeptical because i thought it sounded odd. you're going to pay me and i'm going to give you back money over five or ten years. some people might view that as a trap. why is it not? >> well, access to capital, access to credit is pretty important to people and to the economy. and loans or credit cards are other ways you access it, useful in some circumstances. this is just another form of access to capital where the repayment instead of being a fixed monthly payment, which has its own set of liabilities, is instead based on how much you earn. so the fundamental thesis behind it is, because it's based on how much you earn it's always affordable. you don't default or trip over the problem of having too much debt. >> i get it. i will say this, you don't have the bill collector necessarily calling, right? you don't have the banks and their thousand legal team coming after you. my question when i did this on "morning joe" let's say i lend you money, i'm the provider and you're the benefact

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we want to bring in michel gerard, chief economist at idf. a lot of people are written that question today. you say not yet, not until at least what, march? >> very much like peter said, many want more evidence the economy is indeed strong enough that they feel comfortable to pull back a bit because the last thing they want to do is pull back and have to reverse course. they stop asset purchases twice before only to come back in again. they don't want that to happen. december is a tough time to start tapering. a lot of people are on vacation, the market is very thin. the last thing they would want to do is potentially make a move leading to an exaggerated reaction in the bond market because again you have this. it will be a 2014 story. cheryladam: why not the january meeting? is that too soon? speak a lot of people have turned their forecast focus to . you don't have it press conference afterwards. you can always announce the decision to start doing press conferences after every meeting and that would put january into play. between the leader

gerard richardson was convicted of a murdering a 19-year-old woman largely on a bite mark but he was cleared by dna evidence. >>> former mafia crime boss, james whitty bolger ordered to pay six million dollars of family of one of his victims. the victim was shot outside of his country club therefore 1991. it is unclear if wheeler's family will ever see the money. bulger is in prison for killing wheeler and 10 others. jon: there is now a new claim that princess diana was murdered. they looked into accusation that british special force was involved in the deaths of princess. the diana along with her boyfriend, dodi alfy idea, with their driver died in a car crash in paris in 1997. julie banderas with a look at that. >> people are not willing to let that go. conspiracy theorist ha one less teary to stand on in the death of princess diana. many who believe she was actually murdered have been proved wrong by scotland yard. since the tragic 1997 car crash in paris that killed the princess of wales her friend dodi fayed and their driver, including his father, claim diana and his son were vi

judy is joining us from gerard, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wanted to know if the people are aware of the john kansas cancer research foundation in pennsylvania. it deals with using radiofrequency waves to do strike cancer cells that are targeted by nanoparticles. curley at the m.d. anderson cancer institute is the lead researcher on the project. host: what are some of the conclusions or findings so far? caller: they are at the stage of going to large animal treatment now. they have 100% success in treating pancreatic and liver cancer. host: thank you. manned -- mary from florida, good morning. caller: hello? ahead with your comments. we can hear you. caller: my son had a rare , and at age 10 in his first brain tumor took place. he had excellent care at children's hospital in boston. but the disease progressed until he was in his 20's and a researcher at the national cancer institute found out about his illness. so we were all tested at nih to look for a family component. the disease produces tumors. we all have two tumor suppressor genes an

gerard roberts for the win, it is good 48 to 45. >> we ran a piece on the u.s.en's hockey team with a friendly match against canada, which was less than friendly. this was the final moments in the pre-olympic exhibition. fights break out over the u.s.nd of the ice. the two teams fought in october and during a game in 2010. there's a history of bad blood there. 2010 olympic downhill champion lindsay von got a scare when her surgically repaired knee gave way. she said, "i didn't hurt myself more that i'm already hurt", and says she'll continue to prepare for the 2014 games. >> that is a look at sports this morning. >> i know you are a fan of eggs. who needs eggs when you can replace them with plants. jacob ward has that story. >> as any chef can tell you there's nothing like a good egg. >> a good egg is fresh with a rish coloured okay and tastes almost like chicken if you think about it. >> i made thousands of omlettes. soft on the outside. not crispy. custody on the inside. personally i don't see any reason i would need to replace an egg with anything but an egg.

pablo and gerard and all of our staffs here for their very diligent and steadfast work. this has taken us probably four years to get this bill to the floor. and so thank you again, chairman royce, ranking member engel, and all of the original co-sponsors for their tremendous support. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: yes. it's my pleasure, mr. speaker, to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, yvette clarke. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the ranking member, the foreign affairs committee, and the gentlelady from california for yielding time for me to speak in support of h.r. 3509, the assessing progress in haiti act. as representative of the second largest population of first and second generation haitian americans and haitian immigrants, i appreciate the importance of the bill. it is critical that we expand communication between the executive branch and congress to keep track of all monetary aid

judy is joining us from gerard, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wanted to know if the people are aware of the john kansas cancer research foundation in pennsylvania. it deals with using radiofrequency waves to do strike cancer cells that are targeted by nanoparticles. curley at the m.d. anderson cancer institute is the lead researcher on the project. host: what are some of the conclusions or findings so far? caller: they are at the stage of going to large animal treatment now. they have 100% success in treating pancreatic and liver cancer. host: thank you. manned -- mary from florida, good morning. caller: hello? ahead with your comments. we can hear you. caller: my son had a rare , and at age 10 in his first brain tumor took place. he had excellent care at children's hospital in boston. but the disease progressed until he was in his 20's and a researcher at the national cancer institute found out about his illness. so we were all tested at nih to look for a family component. the disease produces tumors. we all have two tumor suppressor genes an