one of the rear tires runs over krause's leg, breaking his femur. over to help and cops pull the driver out of the vehicle. the operator of the suv is 30-year-old luther harling. earlier in the day he nearly struck a police officer with his car in neighboring norristown. authorities gave chase, but called off the pursuit after harling crossed into the next town. but a half hour later, harling comes barreling through the road block set up around the accident scene. firefighter krause is conscious, but badly injured. >> a lot of concern, a lot of panic, is this guy going to make it? is he all right? >> krause is unable to see since the impact from the hip breaks the capillaries in his eyes, temporarily blinding him. soon he's on a gurney and headed to a chopper. krause suffers multiple broken bones including fractured vertebrae. doctors say he came within se centimeters of a spinal injury that could have left him paralyzed. luther harling is convicted of recklessly endangering another person. he serves 4 1/2 years and is released in 2003. three years

i tried to reach out to the local dnc to have them leaf out krause's so that part of the ad would be wouldn't be a concern to account uniteds mer -- customers. >> are you saying if the stock video had been purchased the romney campaign would you have had the same objection? >> i would, greta. as i said in the beginning this is a nonpartisan business. we don't talk politics on either side. >> it should be added neither the dnc or obama campaign shot the video. it was recorded by an intermede air reparty but the owe bam paw campaign bought and ordered it. >>> lawmakers in washington want to know, well they want some answers after there were e-mails that show there may have been a different set of rules for union and nonunion workers over pension payouts. this for a company that did business with gm. listen to this, the none union employees lost between 30 and 70 percent of the values while union workers were made whole. here to explain this lauren simonetti from the fox business network. this is amid the backdrop of the auto bailout. the company we are talking about and its employees d

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tavis: and some good folk on there -- alison krause, emmylou harris. >> oh yeah, yeah.e record in nashville, and a lot of these people live there, and my producer, buddy miller, he has this revolving door policy. he's got a home studio, and it's like, "emmy, do you want to, can you come down?" and she's there in her curlers. so it was great. it was great. tavis: you've got some good stuff on here, and i love the cover of both the book and the cd, so put the book up first, jonathan. >> thank you. tavis: so i can brag about this book again. it's called "diamond in the rough," a memoir by shawn colvin, so that's the book. then the new record -- >> album. tavis: yeah, from ms. colvin is called "all fall down." there's some good stuff on here as well, including some collaborations with the artists i just mentioned a moment ago. so thank god for the revolving door at buddy's place in tennessee. shawn, good to have you on the program, and congratulations on all your success. i'm delighted to have you here. >> i so appreciate you having me, it was a pleasure. tavis: i loved it.

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justin bieber this of course if you watch c m b c so chicago booth school of business professor randy krause there was on c.n.n. b.s. and he said that ben bernanke he is more popular them justin bieber but also responding to a question from a caller who asked about romney's plan to audit the fed and he said well the fed is already audited by the big accounting firms well yeah this is justin bieber should be running the fed really because he'd have more sense but the fact that this c. and b. c. clown can make this kind of statement because you think c. and b. c. listeners old eighty year old white guys dribbling on their you know front of their shirt like a charlie munger and warren buffet would be like oh we're we're we know justin bieber is we would you do we say we're going to hold a cryptid brokendown non-sensical it is almost all. and you did mention warren buffett so let's talk about warren buffett buffett's move raises a red flag a decision by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway to end a large wager on the municipal bond market is deepening questions from some investors about the risks

house republican leader tom krause says it might take a catastrophe to get action on this like a collapse which is unthinkable. the presidential candidates are squaring off over the energy independence on the second day of president obama as i watch for. mr. obama took a jab at mr. ronni finding a way to connect wind power to his republican rival. gov romney even explained his energy policy this way, i am quoting here, you cannot drive a car with a wind mill on it i don't know if he's actually tried that i know he has had other things on his car. that was a reference to the infamous incident when the ronni family strapped to their talk to the roof of their car. >> he is for all the sources of energy that come from above the ground none of those that come from below the ground like oil and coal and gas, i am for all of the above no matter where it comes from. >> romney was firing up miners in the battleground state of ohio. arguing that more cole will create more jobs. vice president joe biden got republicans round up with a campaign speech in virginia, he was criticizing romney's proposed

here are the people that have given him money, and he has done services for baker, 'tilly virchow krause, prior towater asks house, coopers, northwest earn mutual wells fargo and the list goes on and on. i can break down for you how every industry gets a favor in return. let me give you one example of many. let's talk about insurance. now, they -- the insurance industry gave him over all, $815,328. now, that's more than from any other industry among the different donors. they even beat the banks. so what did they get in return from paul ryan the sell-out the croney capitalist? well he has voted over and over again and most importantly when president bush president bush passed medicare part d that we cannot negotiate with drug companies. with why? >> a funny little thing. you take money from the health care industry and then you say the government cannot negotiate drug prices. we must accept whatever this health care industry tells us the prices are. hum. it seems like they got a good return on their investment. they pay you less than a million dollars. they get back billions because the

. >> greta: another message, deborah krause mcdonnell doesn't want president obam to use video of her store. he said her deli ended up in the ad without her permission. >> those ads, taking my words about the small business out of context, they are flat-out wrong. of course, americans build their own businesses. every day, hard-working people make sacrifice to make a payroll, creations and make america run. >> greta: why does she want her deli out of the ad? >> thank you. >> greta: go ahead. >> this -- this ad was... this ad was sprung on us. we didn't know anything about it. my manager was told that... this gentleman was doing a survey on riot door, the security doors that come down around the store and encase it when he are closed. she didn't think much about it. a month later, i got a call from an employee who said, you are in an obama commercial. i thought, oh, no. this business has been nonpartisan for 16 years, greta. we have made it a policy not to talk politics with our customer base because that's wh not what we are selling. we are a small specialty cheese and meat store. it

from the red planetment joining me now is a theoretical physicist from arizona university lawrence krausethe author of best seller "a universe from nothing." thank you so much for joining us from australia this morning as far as i understand it. let's talk about, this lawrence, eight months in space, and millions of miles traveled and $2.5 billion spent, an one of the most complicated interstellar landings in history and how excited are you about this? >> i am incredibly excited. i had a party up here and i'm right near the location where the deep space signals come in before they built the jet propulsion lab. i am so excited since the moon landing and it is amazing to see the pictures after the rover landed was incredible. the pictures coming in since then from the mars orbit as well, where you can see the balloon and the impact crater, it is just like being there. >> and a lot of people say, that is so cool that we are searching for life on mars and the rover is doing that for us, and what, give us a sense of what you think that life might look like on another planet? >> well, of course

and there is physicists like krause, who has written a book purporting to explain in scientific terms how a universe arose out of pure nothingness. >> rose: is that mainly math? >> yeah, it's equations that seem to imply that as he puts it, nothing is as unstable. so if there was a state of pure nothingness, the universe would leap out of it by a quantum miracle. >> rose: it's the security of science and math. >> yeah. what struck me was that the alternative seemed to be either god made the world or science can explain how the world came into existence out of nothingness or there is no explapgz. it's just a brute fact that the universe exists. that's what pertrapped russell thought. there was no reason -- >> rose: doesn't dnt you suggest three ways to go at it. one, science, two philosophy, three religion. >> right. but i thought-- maybe there are more-- there were more options out there. maybe we should length the list of suspects. it's not just god, the big bang, or brute fact. i talked to people-- some great thinkers who came up with rather rococo wild-sounding ideas. one was sir r

for electrician peter krause there's nothing unusual about a job wiring up a suburban swimming pool. six years he's worked for a minnesota electrical company. but on june 10th, 2011, he works on a pool installation that's far from ordinary. >> it's not every day that you install a continuous motion pool. they're not very common. and it's not every day that a crane lifts it up over the house. >> peter pulls out his phone to catch the process on camera. >> the main reason was just to show my son the clip. i thought that he would get a kick out of it. >> at first everything goes swimmingly. but as the crane operator is guiding the pool over the garage, peter can't help but call out a warning. >> watch out for the chimney. >> it looked like he was getting really close to the chimney. he couldn't hear me call anything out to him. the machine itself is really loud. i just had an inkling or some kind of feeling that something might happen. >> peter's right. something will happen, but it's not the pool hitting the chimney. the crane operator maneuvers it safely past that obstacle, but as he

profound mysteries that we deal with as humans everyday, and that might, i guess, what physicist lauren krause grapples with. he also is the author of "a universe from nothing." you are in australia, and getting new pictures of the mars rover for the nasa scientists back in california right now, right. and what i want to know is this, life on mars, what is life on mars look like compared to say life on earth in your vision? >> well, of course, we don't know, because we have not discovered it, but what is surprising if it weren't our cousins in fact. i don't know whether i would make a guarantee like your previous guest about life exist ing on mars, but i would be surprised if we didn't find fossil evidence and find it is our cousin, because what we have discovered is that no planet is an island and material goes back and forth between mars and the earth all of the time and which can find the meteorites all of the time from mars and in the 10-month voyage microbes could survive, so it is reasonable to expect that life from one planet polluted the other. and the thing that is interesting is that