rick hung up and put his arms around joanne who was staring out over the winter. a warm arc of yellow orange, off many the distance a wild os pri wailed through the haze i have air. the river looked the same, but there were so few fish anymore, very few fishermen could make a living just from the water. human nature is a strange thing, rick thought. we have an uncanny knack for ignoring warnings even as we are urged not to break the rules. everyone knows that nature did not intend for humans to inhale tobacco smoke, yet millions of people still do. but nature is generous with her admonitions. first comes the shortness of press, then some wheezing and a deep mematic cough, but these are brushed aside as mere annoyances from the overall pleasures of cigarette smoking. in so many cases the final alarm bell rings too late. maybe the swine flu outbreak would turn out to be nature's final alarm. the big one, as rick called it. or maybe it was just one more generous wake-up call, one more slap in the face to remind us that rules are rules. nature did not design farm anim

joanne? >> as somebody who's been in and teaching nurse practitioner roles and a nurse practitioner herself, i would say when i started out 30 years ago, i too needed a more nurturing environment in my first couple of years and i would say today's graduates probably need that. i'm not sure -- that graduates of, you know, residency programs don't need a similar sort of nurturing environment initially. i'm not sure it's unique to nurse practitioners and p.a.'s and i'll let you speak to p.a.'s and we might all need to look at how that looks, you know, for the new graduate, whatever we want to call these people. because when you're out in the rural areas, isolated or some of our graduates actually go off into international work, that's incredible. the responsibilities that you have to manage. and so i would -- i would say it's not unique to our training programs. i think our folks come out very well prepared but i'm not sure they're prepared totally to be isolated initially. that's a great questi

joann woodward. don't remember preston foster?ere he was in the 1932 "i am a fugitive from a chain gang." >> i'm hungry. what would you say to a hamburger? >> reporter: gene autrey has five stars. one in every category. lloyd, jeff, and beau bridges, three stars in the family. >> i like to put families together. husbands and wives. >> in hollywood that's tough. >> yeah, i know. i just experienced that. a couple of my walk of famers are splitting up now. they're together at hollywood and highland. >> they divorce, you have to move the star too? >> no, i don't do that. >> reporter: there's more than one harrison ford. >> there is another harrison ford who was a silent screen star. so this harrison ford, the current one, thought that was his star. >> reporter: when michael jackson died, mourners heaped flowers on the star of another michael jackson, the radio host. you could stand on your star all day long, people would take pictures and not know that it's your star. >> i wouldn't let them go unless i could tell them who i am. >> rep

joanne cash got into a battle with their own party issue is the right candidates here. we have seen some successes. there is a sense that people do like these kinds of things. >> i think david cameron will be disappointed. wanted to get more women on the conservative benches. two days ago, i would have predicted there would be more active minorities than labour. that is not likely. some of these candidates the bill to make it. >-- have failed to make it. >> i was told you are going to do a prediction. >> [inaudible] here they come. we started the night with a prediction inside the house of commons on our exit poll. now hasn't been based on all of these results. we are going on 400 and more. the winning margin has more than half. this election has been so extraordinary. we got results in here and in part of a projection. we may need to adjust this. have a look how far short they are. we have 306 seats. this could change. let's have a look at labour and the liberal democrats. they were on 349 of the last election. they are down to 21 and 62 the lib dems has not been the b

. >> joanne two things it would be foin to have mothers on the court that look like me or you.ers have discovered in the book of what women really want. women agree on 80 percent. if we didn't need personal experience we wouldn't havulars or courts or judges or supreme court . we know that men on the court influence the decision f. we as a society decided we want diversity on tv news . we need it on the supreme court. >> interestingly every man on the court is a dad, justice scaliia had nine children. of course that never comes up. thank you for coming on to debate it . we'll continue it on the blog. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi to preacham nesty. >> cardinals and bishops that come to me and say we want you to pass immigration reform. i want you to speak about it from the pulpit. >> what about the separation of church and state. >> look at this video. seven year old dancing to single ladies in racy outfits. there is a debate. >> back here live to get ready for the summer camping season. we have a race soon. steck around. [ male announcer ] what are you gonna miss when y

. >> i thought joann was an excellent candidate. i certainly do not have dinosaurs.l conservative activists. >> a secret memo threatens the liberal democrats and conservative coalition. >> it is a civil service memo drafted on the basis that william hague was going todiw;k through the door. it says it is secret, but it is a government paper. it sets out what we have always said in public, which is that we seek engagement, not confrontation with europe. we have commitments on criminal- justice, social employment committee that we would like to take back to brussels. it is spun by "the observer." i love the way they always spend the stories. -- spin these stories. >> elections have consequences. the conservatives are the largest party, the largest number of mp's. one has to assume that he and clegg and make it work. >> she is talking about your party. who is going to be the next leaguer -- leader in the conservative party? >> i think the picture will be gordon brown. [laughter] >> tv's thrilling election right, after all the ratings, the polls have shifted. >> they sa