you love john? the resilient elizabeth edwards is next -- on "larry king live." >> larry: it's a great pleasure to welcome back to "larry king live" one of my favorite people, elizabeth edwards, the author of the number-one "new york times" best-seller "resilience, reflections on the burdens and gifts of facing life's adversities." it's now out in paperback. with a very candid and compelling new afterward. elizabeth is a senior fellow at the center for american progress, working on health care issues. always good to see her. you look so good. how are you feeling? >> i feel great actually. you know, i'm always going to have some sort of treatment. i'm on chemotherapy now. had chemotherapy this morning, matter of fact, in north carolina. sometimes the treatment gets you down. but the disease is not getting me down. >> larry: what does the chemo do? you're in stage 4, right? >> i'm stage 4. the chemo i'm taking right now has a lot of effect on my blood. so i'm not supposed to cut my cuticles or floss o

i really loved working with the old john mccain. this new john mccain is somewhat like john kerry. that is why it is time for a consistent conservative. i ask for your vote in the upcoming publicarepublican prim. >> this hour has gone very fast. it has been a lot of fun. thank you for having us here. next time we have to do something to lighten the mood a little bit. in 1991 when i was discharged from the navy, i move to arizona because of the cost of living, the opportunities for business and education and employment. it was a great place to come. we had great outdoors. you can hunt and fish. the cost of gas was very cheap. everything was reasonable and we can live in this state. because of the growth of government, everything is costing more now, because we have to pay for the federal government. that is not acceptable to me. both of my opponents voted to increase the national debt limit. that both say they are very conservative, but they voted to increase the national debt limit, year after year after year. they voted to increase taxes on my children, grandchildren, and my great

i really loved working with the old john mccain. this new john mccain is somewhat like john kerry. that's why it's time for a consistent conservative in the united states senate with the endorsement of joe arpaio, i ask for your vote in the upcoming republican primary. >> mr. deacon, looks like you will get the next turn. >> thank you for having us. next time pop sickles. we've got brighten the mood. it gets a little heavy in here some times. in 1989 when i was discharged from the navy, i moved to arizona. i moved here because of cost of living, the opportunities for business and education and employment. it was a great place to come. we have great outdoors. we can hunt and fish. the cost of milk was very cheap. the cost of gas was very cheap. we could live in the state. because of the growth of government, everything is costing more because we have to pay for the federal government. that's not acceptable to me. both of my opponents voted to increase the national debt limit. they're both saying they're very conservative but they voted to increase the national debt limit. they voted

thank you and john predecessor stole away from us, michael lane. thank you, michael, wherever you are. lastly, my personal reflection on this building. this building, to me, is truly a monument to the tremendous capacity of generosity in the heart of sentences go. the voters of san francisco in their great willingness to support this facility will always have this hospital as a sign of their willingness to help those most in need. these neighborhoods that surround this facility, i think, consider laguna honda at their private treasure. we really do look at this hospital as our own. we love this hospital. we have great care and great love for the residents of this hospital. on behalf of the neighboring residents, to all of the current residents of the hospital, this is for you. we are thrilled we were able to do this for you. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> the work of the health department would never be possible without its commission. the commission is the governing body. you have been around to this project long enough to see some fantastic c

john has served a long time. in service to our country, we respect that. >> your time is up. >> there he goes again. facts are stubborn things. i did lead the fight. everybody knows that. we will replace obama-care next january. that is the important thing. i have been leading in fighting and i am proud of my record, whether it be in efforts to get our borders secure or it be protecting our bases and the men and women serving in the military. i am proud of my record. look at the conservative organizations and see who they support, whether it is me or former congressman hayworth. >> mr. hayworth, you have consistently called herself a consistent conservative. will you not work with anyone but conservatives who share your political ideology? >> of course not. bipartisan as defined by john mccain is republicans caving in to what the left and the cheerleaders and the washington media want. we need truth non-partisan leadership. we saw that displayed in my education land grant at. he went to a democratic center that h

but at the same time so many of us were bereft of having lost to john. and having to deal with that was extremely challenging. i have a picture of john next to my desk. i will always remember him and his commitment. part of what i had to figure out on that day immediately was what was in charge of laguna right now. that is how things are. it was a sudden death. we were not at all prepared. but even at that moment, someone had to be in charge of laguna honda. you cannot have a hospital running without a license administrator in charge. i chose someone i have tremendous faith and, and also somebody that john had tremendous faith in. and i know that it was always intended. john had intended that succession. but it was not obviously going to be in the way it happened. it was going to be in a number of years. she would have had a chance to mentor into that role. people would have gotten used to her. when he felt we were taking care of he would have moved on. that was his way. instead, she was suddenly catapulted into this job in a much more difficult circumst

i will say this, john, there's a big debate whether the economy, not look good.eople are talking about this unemployment staying at 7% issue three, the demand deficit >> it's been hard. right now i'm unemployed. >> jobs are scarce. not a little, a lot scarce. >> oddly, the more americans spend and the less they save makes the economy better. almost 3/4 of our gdp, 70% comes from consumer spending. the american consumer is the engine of global trade. from beijing to london to canbura, the wheels of international commerce are turned by the huge buying engine of americans. the nations that expert to the u.s., notably china and australia depend on americans first and foremost. the asian producers and the american demand keep the wheels of the economy whirling. 93% of americans now say they plan to save. 75% say they spend less now than last year. 77% save now. they are saving, but the result is a consumption deficit. that is a deficit of private sector demand. that deficit demand kills a strong recovery. some say. remember, the fuel of the new american dream saving i

you know john mccain. you've seen different incarnations of john mccain. i know you need to do what you need to do to get reelected, but what do you make of the old john mccain and the new john mccain? >> i must say, since the 2008 presidential election, senator mccain has been a strong and loyal leader of the republican opposition. and i think he's been outstanding. of course, in addition to being a hero in his own right, he is one of our leaders on national- security issues. he has taken this primary race seriously, as he should. i think, given that -- i think he has given it the attention it deserves. i think the numbers are reflective of that, leading by more than 10 points against j.d. hayworth. i think he will win by a comfortable margin, but that does not mean he should act comfortable. he should continue to work hard so he can win. we need him back in the senate. >> moving down to louisiana. senator vitter got a primary opponent the end of last week, very late getting into that. are you behind vitter in his reelection effort? i know governor jindal

new john mccain? >> i must say, since the 2008 presidential election, senator mccain has been a strong and loyal leader of the republican opposition. and i think he's been outstanding. and of course he's in addition to being a hero in his own right, he is one of our leaders on national security issues. i think he has taken this primary race seriously, as he should, and i think given it the sort of attention it deserves. i think the numbers are reflective of that leading by 10 or more points against j.d. hey worth. and i think hell win with a comfortable margin. but that doesn't mean he should act comfortable. that means he should continue to work hard and so he can win. because i think we certainly need him back in the senate. >> moving down to louisiana. senator vitter got a primary opponent the end of last week, very late getting into that. are you behind vitter in his reelection effort? i know governor jindle is staying on the sidelines in that. where are you? >> we are supporting senator vitter fo

john miller was a ford recipient. john will share a moment with us next in spor what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. mike the giants' three game win streak hasn't been all good news. jiminez was put on the dl with a concussion after getting hit by a foul ball in the dugout. buster posey didn't take along to extend his hitting streak. rbi double in the first. one of his four hits on the die. top five, giants down 2-1. huff, up the gut. renteria scores. then ishikawa with the rbi game-winning single. earlier today in cooperstown, the baseball hall of fame welcomed andre dawson and whitey herzog. also enshrined was john miller, winner of the frick award. he talk about visiting candlestick park as a kid and moreen fat waited with the broadcasters than the players. >> this is the moment when the change

john smith, are you here? and then john smith would come and be told what the prosecutor was offering and people had called and not heard back. they didn't get any attention to the individual circumstances of their cases. instead, they were called before the judge and another attorney who even left about the case would stand there almost like a piece of cardboard and the people would plead guilty. now it was incredibly obvious in court that day that people had no idea what was happening to them. people started to cry in the middle of pleading guilty. wait, i'm pleading guilty. i didn't realize i had agreed to go to jail. it was really a mess mess . what i really learned later is that robert was a croobt defender and he had a -- contract defender and he had a full private practice representing people who paid him money and he had earned a sum of money from the county and had to represent as many people as the prosecutor was going to charge and during the two-year period, he had represented twice the number of p

in 2007, john had a violent accident and that crash set him back for more than two years.ut now john is back on top, he currently leads the funny car points standings and at age 61, ford looks and acts 40 years younger. >> health wise, you know at my age and after the crash in 2007had to live in the gym. i haven't been in the gym since school. so it's a five day a week to me, working out, i truly enjoy it. i used to joke i spent two hours a day at the bar, now i spent two hours a day at the gym. just a different lifestyle. there isn't nothing wrong with a cold beer but at the end of the day i don't need it. >> when you get in the line with some of these younger guy, you still have an intimidation factor. >> if i intimidate some, i do. because they sure intimidate me. >> four daughters, three of them race and ashley, well she became the first female ever to win a funny car event. and there's a surprise now at the british open. south african louie wizhisen was done before the winds kicked up. 30 golfers did not finish round two. tiger woods he fought the winds and his putter

. >> lehrer: then, economists mark zandi and john taylor debate the effectiveness of government efforts to stimulate the economy. >> brown: ray suarez reports on what's next in arizona, after a federal judge blocked key parts of the state's immigration law. >> lehrer: then two stories on the mexican drug violence. yone grillo of "global post" talks to residents of ciudad juarez, mexico, about a city under attack. >> we are getting the kidnappings, the carjacking, especially the extortions. i mean, it has killed the city. >> brown: judy woodruff gets an update from reporter angela kocherga on the spread of violence from northern mexico. >> lehrer: and, fred de sam lazaro explores hands-on healing with physician and author abraham verghese. >> i'm the first to admit that the resolution of a hand feeling the belly doesn't compare with the resolution of a cat scan scanning the belly but only my hand can say that it hurts at this spot, and not at this spot. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan

john donahue.is work allowed paralyzed patients to move and communicate using only their thoughts and a machine called a brain-computer interface. he is a professor at brown university and the cofounder of a company called cybernetics. john krakower. his work explores how the brain explores movement and how movement is recovered following a stroke. he is an associate professor of neurology and neuroscience at columbia. nancy banini. she subjects the genetic basis of disease by performing experiments on fruit flies. she is a professor at the university of pennsylvania and a howard hughes medical investigator. joining me from atlanta is melan delong, an expert on parkinson's disease and a pioneer in the growing field of deep-brain stimulation, a professor of neurology at emory university school of medicine. our co-host is dr. eric kandel, a nobel laureate, a professor at columbia university and a howard hughes medical investigator. i am pleased once again to have him here to help me understand all ab

good. >> reporter: at 37, john no longer competes.e now preaches and teaches. >> in jesus' name we pray, amen. >> all: amen. >> reporter: and tonight he prays for his students including mike thompson. >> my biggest fear going into this fight is to not let my teammates down, thought to let john down. >> reporter: mike comes into tonight's fight with an impressive record. 19 wins, 17 by knockout. you think it's easy to be a good christian and beat the heck out of someone. >> absolutely. >> reporter: also up tonight is john's wife jen. she's competing in the evening's only ladies fight. what in the world is a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? >> good question. >> reporter: do christians belong in a place like in a bar on a friday night. >> our goal so to reach lost people. you won't find them in a church usually. >> reporter: when mike showed up at xtreme ministries finding god was the last thing on his mind. >> i first came in and said, hey, i'm a bad dude. i said, i'm tough. i said, i'll fight anybody. i don't care, any we

there are beautiful people doing research on ecology action with john jevens. how much food can be grown in the least amount of space. he is doing projects all over the world and teaching people intensive gardening. there are amazing farmers who can help us accomplish this. we need to have the mayor. >> need leadership. >> the president of the united states just saying, hey, please help us. help us. help us make this change. >> couple of questions about private funders. has the private and foundations gravitated beyond your foundation, is this an easy sell? >> what we have to do is make these models and make them really good. that is what has happened with the schoolyard. we put a lot of money into one. we have one in new orleans. it is amazing. this has been an idea, not a berkeley or san francisco idea, something that requires a kind of special fill anthropi and what better way to buy food than people that need money in that city? so the farmer's market is helping to supply the school. now the kids are going out into the neighborhood and picking up cans and b

john henderson came over from the jaguars, linebacker cameron wimbley from the browns. i spoke with the raider rookie earlier today. >> how important was it to get in here on day one. it was priority to get here day one and to be with my teammates. go at it, we got the deal done. >> reporter: as a rookie, what are your expectations? you want to start day one? >> they said i was going to be their starter so i'm going to do my job. >> reporter: how do you like this organization? >> love it. wouldn't want to play for anybody else. al davis and everybody else around this organization is just great. and i think i'm in a great situation. i think i have a great group of guys around me. i think we'll do well. >> reporter: any issue going from a 3-4 to a 4-3? >> not really. when i first got into minicamp it was different just because of my run, but now with mini camps i think i have it down. >> reporter: you got your book here. how's it going with the plays? >> this book is actually a little smaller than i had in alabama. >> reporter: this is smaller than college? >> yeah. the c

it is unbecoming to you, john. you are not a politician any longer, you are a political shapeshifter. >> there you go again, just as i predicted at the beginning of this debate. jonk congressman hayworth is one of the big spenders. he called us jihadists. my friend, dr. coleman, said it is the gateway drug to spending. that's why he was voted out of office. i am proud of my record. >> i don't know how can go anywhere. they are both the same. both of them have put themselves in the situation to be corrupted. if they would stick to the united states constitution, and if they would spend more time in arizona than washington, they would not get caught up in these corrupt systems. my name is jim deakin. i want to focus on the constitution, not politics. >> if you -- the fact is john mccain is caught in cynical attack politics. you chaired the committees to undo influence. never did my name come up. shame on you, john. arizona deserves better. >> mr. deakin, the next question is for you. the coalition of tea party activi

john mean today to talk about in off festival is the executive director. welcome. i understand this is the 13th annual festival. can you tell me the name? >> the name is a celebratory name. we also celebrate what we call the asian-pacific islanders as well, in terms of culture, experience, and multidisciplinary arts. >> the festival is actually very wide-ranging. you have 16 venues, and how many different performing arts centers? >> we have over 85 artists participating, 16 venues, 21 events. there are over 15 groups that are performing. >> there recently kicked off at the beginning of may and will continue through june 13? correct? >> that is correct. unlike in the past years, we have had to expand the festival because there has been so much activity and so many people want to be part of the celebration. we're very honored and pleased to have the festival going all the way into june. >> we're kind of coming in on one of the groups. >> francis is one of the pioneers of the asian american jazz movement and is also one of san francisco's very own. we're very honored

john alston, abc7 news. >> thanks, john. >>> meantime, investigators are another step closer figuring how gizmoto got their hands on a prototype without apple's knowledge. they approved a deal for gizmoto to hand over documents. in exchange, prosecutors will return a computer and other items seized in an april search of the home. police are investigating whether any theft occurred of the iphone prototype. gizmoto said they received it from an anonymous source after an apple employee left it at a redwood city bar. the investigation continues. >>> a small grass fire sent a huge plume of smoke into the sky. th is a view of the towering column from our traffic camera in san jose. a lot of smoke. the fire started around 7 and burned four acres near highway 87 and kertner avenue. the photos were sent to us at you report at kgotv-tv .com. one witness said ash was falling from the sky. no homes were threatened. crews had the fire out by 8:45. >>> police rai -- are investigating a drive by shooting in berkeley. a man in his 30s was found slumped over the wheel of a car parked near russell not

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john up staged by zito. you'll get nothing and like it! in the first.run scores, in the fourth, off the end of the bat, aubrey huff coming home, 1-0 giants. vintage barry zito. and he goes eight and strikes out ten. brian wilson allows a hit and throws a fastball past beltran, three-hitter, 1-0 final. >> a's and royals, back with the old teammates. the throw is wide on a bunt, he is safe 2-1 a's. cuzman up again, two runs score, 4-1 oakland. and here a long throw to get bettancort to end the inning. >> now of all the players of the majors, bengie might be the least likely candidate, grand slam, triples at final at bat. here he is going for three. standing up. he tweaked his quad on the play and went looking for oxygen. rangers beat the red sox 8-4. >> one thing is certain at the british open you'll never get good weather four days in a row. it was near perfect for round one and mother of all wind storms for round two. they had had to stop play for over an hour. gusting 41 miles an hour. conditions made golf almost surreal. tiger fighting through it. alm

at this point, i will hand it over to john. i just want to say to you, after john is finished with his brief presentation, we have representatives of numerous city departments and of the sfmoma key and answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. assistant director of real estate, good afternoon. the action that we are requesting today is adoption of an ordinance, which would approve a conditional land disposition an acquisition agreement between the city and the san francisco museum of modern art and its affiliates. exempting the fire station to be billed by the museum from competitive bid requirements. the agreement has the following key provisions -- i have up here a map of the city-owned property. the city will transfer to the museum fire station one at 676 howard st., and that is shown in pink on the map. as well as a remainder stub of hyde street, and that is shown in yellow on the map. these have been appraised together, a combined value of $2,040,000. some photographs of the property, just to familiarize yourself

henry, you have a son named john henry yes, i do and he said i have a son named john henry and it was bond and we became friends. >> rose: this is called the only game in time, sports writing from the new yorker, from these great authors. it is a great piece. >> a sthrie little piece. >> rose: sly little piece indeed. anthony laker wrote the only game in time, racetrack, the famous piece by a sense of where you are with bill bradley. >> first new yorker piece. and a real masterpiece. >> rose: it is. >> bill at his height. >> as good as he was on the knicks and really -- supreme college ball. >> rose: he was indeed. so politics for a moment while i have roger here. so obama. having read the book and having seen -- what do you make of this? >> i think it is axiomatic going into an off year election a congressional election this coming november, when unemployment is still close to ten percent and we are fighting a war in afghanistan that is so god forsaken and these papers that have come out, wonderful profile of this guy for wiki leaks and i think the times and guardian and did a great

good morning, john. >> good morning, eric.e right it appears to be holding pressure but 's not clear it's holding enough pressure to ke the integrity tests. if no one wants to jinx. >> it there were reports come out of the media, maybe this thing done. we won't be done until we actually know we killed well. >> the well that currently stopped leaking left him cautious but hopeful. >> i just hope it's done. >> it's holding at 6700 pounds per square inch but that is lower an 8,000 to 89,000 they were expecting -- 8,000 to 9,000. >> it's premature to open champagne bottles. >> the momen came about 2:25 local time. they sealed the valves. here is what it lookelike. oil slowing to a total sp. >> ts is merely an intermediate step to contain the zbliol the positive step is bittersweet where the economic harm is largely done and environmental damage isell under way. >> anything that would shut it off would be better than nothing. i think it should have been done earlier. >> there is still a lot of oil out there. there is still going to

with us, "new york magazine"'s john heilemann. "the hotline"'s amy walter, the atlanta braves, cynthia tucker and "newsweek"'s howard fineman. just two years ago millions of americans were excited by the promise of barack obama. >> i am certain that generations from now we'll be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless. this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our product began to heal. this was moment when we ended a war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last best hope on earth. chris: wow. obama excited higher turnout in that than most presidential elections. he got 69% of first-time rsvote, 66% of voters under 30. 95% of african americans and 67% of hispanics. john heilemann, most midterm election are 15 to 20 points lower in turnout than presidential elections. how does he get the new buys, all those people -- new bies, all those people, to get out in november. >> i think it might be too l