he bounces back and forth between the two cases, beginning with jill moore.ecause of her initial symptom this week severe jaw pain at first everyone is wondering whether the dental work had anything to do with mrs. moore's sudden death. >> we have a mystery. we don't know what happened. the doctors were baffled. the husband was beside himself. nobody knew. >> okay. christine, i'm taking a look at this lady's back and then she's ready to go. >> nothing on the external exam really gave me a big clue as to what i would be expecting. >> if any cases get to dr. spitz it's the young ones like ryan sudowsky. >> i can take a look at his back and then he's ready. especially lately when we've had so many suicides i do take a step back and look at some of these people -- young, healthy, good looking people that had their whole life ahead of them. i just think it must have been just an overwhelming burden and just a huge weight on their shoulders to ultimately come to the decision that this was the only way out. >> police who were on the scene of yesterday's suicide are

we may see even lower prices, jill, you can hear us at the nasdaq, jill malandrino at the nasdaq, again some of our technical issues do continue here on nightly business report, we do apologise and as soon as we are able to make con toss-- contact with our folks in new york as in new york stock exchange with susie and at the nasdaq we will bring those details to you. in the meantime let's tell you about what is coming up tomorrow on nightly business report. no major economic indicates or earnings reports are on the calendar. but supertuesday is coming, and from alaska to idaho to vermont, we'll see republican presidential primaries in ten state, supertuesday in-- supertuesday, we'll have some coverage. finally tonight, a major milestone for apple's app store. 25 billion downloads. it came over the weekend in china. a user there downloaded an ap called "where's my water?"-- a game from disney and won a $10,000 itunes gift card. the 25 billion downloads have happened on 315 million iphones, ipads and ipod touches and all in just four years. apple created the aps industry. it's paid out mo

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jill bide. -- jill biden. they have a son who deployed, so they know what the war is about and the sacrifices that are required of military families. over the past three years, vice- president biden has trouble to the region extensively and has played a tremendous role in steering policy. he probably deserves a combat badge for the political battles he has been involved in. jill has led the effort along with mrs. obama to support military families. on behalf of all of us at the department of defense, we think the president, mrs. obama, we think the vice president and dr. jill biden for their leadership, support, and dedication to a strong america. strong in mind, strong and body, and strong in spirit. ladies and gentleman, the vice president of the united states. [applause] >> i came because i was expecting a duet tonight. i thought maybe we were going to hear you and my irish friends saying. i am betting on you. let me say a special thanks to generous casey and austin. the good news is that the only had to se

jill rappaport is here to tell us about it. hi, jill. >> great to see you.perfect time to open your heart and home and adopt an animal. this is a 10 month old pointer mix. he'll have a lot of energy. >> he will have. he's only 10 months old. they have to give him long walks and play with him in the backyard. >> he's sweet and not scared. look how we are able to handle him. considering he was a stray, he's very, very afollowing the accident -- >> he's an angel. >> 8-month-old daschund. >> just a beautiful boy. his story is so sad. he is an owner surrender. >> they were moving to a place that didn't allow dogs. >> you aredowning saying i'm bored with that story. on to my next life. this angel with a face to die for is petey. he's a parson's terrier. >> he's 1 1/2 years old. >> he's missing a limb. >> he came in with a severe injured right hind leg. the best course of action was removing the leg. >> he's in perfect shape and he can live a long, beautiful life on three legs. doesn't stand in the way of him getting around at all. finally, we have a two-fer. jack

jill, they always say to carpool and drive less.ething else. >> walk. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> reporter: walk is a good one. but slow down. most cars reach their peak fuel efficiency between 45 and 55 miles an hour. so for every five miles per hour in excess of 60, you lose 7 to 23% of fuel efficiency. some commuters might save a gallon of gas a week this way just by kind of lightening up on the gas pedal. also, keep your aggressive driving in check. rapid acceleration and hard braking waste gas and can lower your highway gas mileage by a third. and city mileage by 5%. you also want to maintain your car. keep those tires inflated. those things can boost your gas mileage by an average of 4%. >> no road rage. >> elizabeth, our traffic gal, says i drive [ blank ] miles per hour per work. >> abort, abort! >> she can't say, chp is watching. >> how about a more fuel- efficient vehicle? >> reporter: although the experts say not necessarily in terms of your total affordability because gas is just one of the costs of owning a car. so if you b

>> jill in new york. jill, thank you.t i want to go to alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. i know we're talking about a few things that will apply to all americans. you have the price of gas. let's talk about the gas prices. i know they're hitting $4 in a couple states. where is that? >> reporter: exactly. you're right about that, brooke, more and more states are joining that $4 gas club. we put together a map showing you, in the red states, that's where gas is above $4, the yellow states showing where gas prices are within a few cents of $4. this accounts for about a third of the country's total population. that's a lot of people. we saw a reprieve, but just barely. we saw gas prices fall for a few days last week. that didn't last. the national average still sitting at $3.80. but one analyst says prices should peak soon because gas supply is actually pretty strong, so the question is will there be tensions to take control of oil prices. >> that's a huge variable. i guess in the meantime we'll say what we have to

. >> jackie and jill are married in to get every $49,000 a year, about the middle american income.ey do not have health insurance. that is not good if you're worried about falling down the hill. under the new law, jack and jill are winners. they can buy private insurance starting in see years. the idea is many people play at the same time would get a better price fell into the plants have to meet minimum standards set by the government. jack and jill would also get a subsidy to help them purchase their plan. >> marry only makes $13,000 and is also a winner. she can get a jury is under an expansion of medicaid. 17 million americans like her will be eligible for that. about 51,000 people with pre-existing conditions are also winners. they cannot be denied coverage and all kids can stay on their parents' insurance until 26. where does the money come from? that brings us to the losers. the roughly 19 percent of americans that have high cost gold-plated health care plans like prince charming, starting at 2018, that fancy plan he gets from his job would be taxed at 40%. he will also see

so forever jill will be known as genesis award winner jill rappaport. >> bravo! >> we're very, very proud of you. >> all right, natalie's standing by at the news desk with a check of the news. >> good morning, matt, ann and willie. the wife of an american soldier charged with killing 17 afghan civilians is speaking out for the first time. in an exclusive interview with "today," kari bales told matt that her husband, staff sergeant robert bales, is brave and courageous. >> seems to me like, i -- i just don't think he was involved. >> you think this is all mistaken identity? do you think this is -- is he being made a fall guy? for someone else? >> i don't know. >> 17 people were killed. >> right. i don't know enough information. i -- this is not him. it's not him. >> have you -- how do you get your head around that kind of news? >> it's devastating to hear, and it's -- it hurts my heart. you know. very, very saddened. >> this is the guy you described as your best friend. >> right. >> and he's being charged with first degree murder. in other words, premeditated. tha

under the new law, jack and jill are winners.buy private insurance from what's calmed an exchange starting in two years. the idea is that lots of people buying at the same time would get a better price. and the plans have to meet minimum standards set by the government. jack and jill would also get a subsidy to help them buy their plan. mary only makes $13,000 selling little lambs. she's also a winner. she can get insurance under an expansion of medicaid. 17 million americans like her will be eligible for that. and about 51,000 kids with pre-existing conditions, like hansel and gretel are also winners. they can't be denied coverage and all kids stay on parents insurance until 26. that brings us to the losers. the roughly 19% of american whose have high cost gold-plated health care plans. like prince charming here. starting in 2018, that fancy plan he gets from her job at the castle would be taxed a at 40%. he will see his payroll taxes go up try 3 million other american whose make more than $200,000 a year. also on the lose end c

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we'll start with you, jill, for your answer.r turn into summertime blues for mitt romney and the republicans with this prolonged nomination battle? >> well, alex, i think the voters in illinois are not feeling so hot these days. they're a little dispirited. so i think you'll see a low voter turnout on tuesday. >> who does that help? >> i think that helps santorum. if he can get the voters in downstate illinois to turn out strong while the majority of the voters in the chicago area stay home, then it gives them an opportunity. but he knows that illinois is a real long shot for him. >> okay. megan, what are your predictions for the pry tuesday and how long do you think this race will affect the gop? >> i agree with jill. if it's a low voter turnout it will help santorum. i hope it ends in illinois. but, you know, we're speculating whether or not it could go on until july. i hope mitt romney will be the inevitable nominee and i think rick santorum will stay and ruin everybody's just because he's not prom king. >> how do you think t

under the new law, jack and jill are winners.hey can buy private insurance from what's calmed an exchange starting in two years. the idea is that lots of people buying at the same time would get a better price. and the plans have to meet minimum standards set by the government. jack and jill would also get a subsidy to help them buy their plan. mary only makes $13,000 selling little lambs. she's also a winner. she can get insurance under an expansion of medicaid. 17 million americans like her willing eligible for that. and about 51,000 kids with pre-existing conditions, like hansel and gretel are also winners and can't be denied coverage and all kids can stay on their parents insurance until they're 26. where's the money come from? that brings us to the losers. including the roughly 19% of americans who have high-cost gold-plated health care plans. like prince charming here. starting in 2018, that fancy plan he gets from his job at the castle would be taxed at 40%. he will also see his payroll taxes go up like the 3 million other

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. >> i'm jill. >> have you ever faked on orgasm?- >> jimmy: that did sound like it might be leading to a yes. >> nope. >> yes. >> you have? >> at least he is honest. >> i'm being honest. >> okay. there -- is that all you wanted to know. >> i drank too much one night. so i had to get it done. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you have it. a lot of actors out there. i don't know that we learn anything. if nothing else, that should make for awkward car rides home. tonight for the show, from the oklahoma city thunder, kevin durant is here. we have music from white rabbits, and we'll be right back with adam carolla, so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] it was like a "what if"-- like we got money back, but i just never-- i've always felt there should have been more. [ announcer ] at h&r block, we guarantee you won't leave money on the table. don't risk your refund. call 1-800-hrblock or visit hrblock.com... and never settle for less. can change from cherry to cherry-lime, maybe you can change too? you're a dreamer annie. the streets are al

jill stepped in... made some calls... and saved me hundreds of dollars. that's a lot. it meant a lot to me. taking the time to help you with insurance questions. another reason to transfer your prescriptions today. ♪ i'm carol, and i bring all my prescriptions to my cvs. >> four men were shot one critically as they stood on the south side street this afternoon and chicago police say it happened just before 2 in the 5500 block of south ashford the four men reportedly ran off after the shots and one of them was shot in the head and he is now in critical condition the other victims do not appear to have life-threatening injuries. >> at least 60 people are dead in afghanistan following a shooting rampage carried out by an american soldier assigned to a special forces unit, president barack obama offered his condolences and expressed shock and sadness over the incident. >> multiple civilians were killed and others wounded after an american soldier left his base in afghanistan and went on a rampage it happened in afghanistan and among the victims several women and children.

jill, that outfit is hot. >> the jeans are white house black market.ark. >> what do you think? >> you need to buy her a bottle of champagne and go celebrate. she looks gorgeous. >> big round of applause for donnie. go join your family. >> who's next? >> next up we got rita robel, from eau claire, wisconsin. just celebrated her 50th birthday by losing 30 sounds so she was thrilled to get a brand-new look to go along with this brand-new chapter in her life. let's listen to her story. >> why don't we. >> well, surprise. you're getting an "ambush makeover." you're like, yes, she's doing it. tell me why she deserves it. >> because she just turned 50 and she's my mom and she's never done anything before like this. >> you ready for a change? because you are going to look totally different. >> i am so ready for a change. i really am. >> oh, she is ready. >> so she's here with her daughter rachel. i think we should take one more look at rita before. >> okay. i'm ready! >> you ready? >> yes! >> bring her out! rita, where you at, girl? >> wow! >> wow. all right.

jack and jill would also get a subsidy to help them buy their plan.y only make $13/,000 selling little lambs. she's also a winner. she can get insurance under an expansion of medicaid. 17 million americans like her will be eligible for that. and about 51,000 kids with pre-existing conditions like hansel & gretel are also winners. they can't be denied coverage and all kids can stay on their parents' insurance until they're 26. where does the money come from? that brings us to the losers, including the roughly 19% people who have high cost gold plated health care plans like prince charming here. starting in 2018 the fancy plan he gets from the castle would be taxed at 40%. he'll see his payroll taxes go up like the 3 million other americans who make more than $200,000 a year. also on the losing end, companies like fairy godmother industries, employs people making glass slippers. it has to offer insurance or pay a fine. 94% already do, so only a small number would pay more under the new law. we end this story with a toss-up. insurance companies would bot

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jill biden. dr.ound here, what is your reaction to these veterans? >> this is so great. ann, what you've done, what capital one has done to bring all these veterans together, this job fair, and all over the country and germany, it's a wonderful thing. >> what is your message to employers who are worrying about things like ptsd. there was a number that came out by the rand corporation that said 80% of our returning veterans have been found to not have any -- >> not have any amount. these men and women are leaders. they've been on the battlefield, they handle equipment, so they have technical skills. they -- and as i've heard you say, ann, they have true grit. so these are the perfect employers. so if you want to get the job dorngs hire a veteran. >> with a fighting spirit, the grit, the courage, into our economy. dr. jill biden. we'll see you in a few moments. we'll be rig >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's check on the m

. >> reporter: meet jack and jill.nd together make $49,000 a year, about the middle american income but like people with similar incomes, they don't have health care insurance, not worried if you're not worried about falling down the hill. they can buy private insurance from what's called an exchange starting in two years. the idea is that lots of people buying at the same time would get a better price, and the plans have to meet minimum standards set by the government. jack and jill would also get a subsidy to help them buy their plan. mary only make $13/,000 selling little lambs. she's also a winner. she can get insurance under an expansion of medicaid. 17 million americans like her will be eligible for that. and about 51,000 kids with pre-existing conditions like hansel and gretel are also winners. they can't be denied coverage and all kids can stay on their parents' insurance until they're 26. where does the money come from? that brings us to the losers, including the roughly 19% people who have high cost gold plat