but there are different types of m.s. jack, i'll apologize -- you'll forgive me for telling you stuff you already know. with your particular form this relapsing/remitting, it means you may have a plaque or some lesion at some point in your brain or spinal cord that then goes away. and maybe some point way down the line it appears somewhere else. so using stem cells with your form of m.s. at least initially probably doesn't -- it doesn't make a lot of sense and probably won't have a lot of benefit because you're sort of getting better quite often on your own. if it progressed into what is known as progressive m.s., so in that case, the lesions aren't going away. they're just sort of more accumulating, then you're absolutely right. if you were going to think about a stem cell therapy, and they're getting better at this, you would have to inject it probably directly into the spinal fluid. it's called a cerebral spinal fluid. let them heal those parts of the central nervous system that have been affected by the m.s. this is t

it seems odd that a network, with the letters m.s. would make fun of someone living with m.s.ann romney doesn't need the criticism. she has a lot of money but it hasn't helped her avert the disease. take this from the multiple sclerosis society, european neurological society, the m.s. research center, the child neurolog society. so many others who devote so much to an illness that is so bad and chronicle the real benefit of horseback riding they all report has proven history of doing some good. working with horses, whatever you want to call it. you don't have to lean forward to appreciate it. just check your facts before you joke about it. because right about now, you condescending, sanctimonious twit who are allegedly healthy you have proven you do not know the benefit of horseback riding one bit. but you sure are good at piling on the lies and shoveling what amounts to unadulterated horse -- well, stuff. i had to say that. i don't want your sympathy but remember what i said about 8:00 p.m. fbn. sorry, i had to say. that sometimes you know you repeat lies often enough, some i

they thought it was m.s. turns out it was acute alcoholism.hey got involved, i think frank and marty raised over $40 million for the society. that was like 40 years ago. they still don't have a cure for it. prayers to him. that is a tough, tough diagnosis. >> if you were watching tennis yesterday, there was a tennis player david who is argentinean. he was winning his match. he had a bad call. watch what he does. he walks up and kicks the thing. it cuts the line judge's shin. he's bleeding. apparently this guy has had issues before. i think it was the australian open he threw a cup of water at one of the workers. he was ejected from this. what an idiot. what a complete idiot. >> a baby. >> oh, my gosh. when i heard about this i thought he was further away and the thing went flying into his leg, but he was coming right at the man. i don't think being thrown from that game is enough. i'm sorry. >> that is terrible. i agree. >> suspend him from the sport for a while. make him really an example. that's just awful. >> awful. there is a difference be

the 26-year-old revealed he's been having m.s. years but didn't know it. >> i had problems with my bladder. problems with my stomach. and about two years ago, my legs went numb for two months. >> could you walk when they went numb? >> i could walk. they felt numb and tingley. they were sensitive to hot and cold water. >> reporter: two weeks after the april birth of his daughter, he went blind in his right eye. after spending three days in the hospital, going through a battery of test, including a spinal tap, doctors confirmed the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis on may 10th. >> m.s. is a devastating illness. but we've developed so many new treatments, this is a good time for people with m.s. >> reporter: jack vowed to stay positive, but in a new interview with "people" magazine, sharon confesses to first blaming herself. the first thing ozzy and i asked ourselves was, what did we do wrong? was it something i did when i was pregnant? >> we don't know the exact cause of multiple sclerosis. but she, in no may, is responsible. >> repor

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oh, i have m.s.diapers and stop the baby from crying. >> reporter: jack says he's taking a middle-of-the-road approach with treatment and medicine. >> you have to stay positive. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> stick around. coming up, why this guy has so much to sing about. josh, with a surprisingly musical "play of the day." i like how we're doing video teases for "play of the day." >>> and true value. what y need to know before you buy your wedding cake. and why your supermarket may hold the solution. ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? well, kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. what are you doing? having coffee. ah, sounds good! i thought you'd say that. ah. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ you're the best! wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ ... is folgers in your cup! ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] ...... soft... and totally irresistible. your lip butter? likewise. new revlon® colorburst™ lip butter. a hydrating buttery balm for baby soft lips in 20 shiny color

he also has m.s. >> she deals with her m.s.ave argued whether riding on horses is a cure for m.s. but it helps with the symptoms. >> peter i learned from you that dressage is not just riding around on horses. >> well, i mean it is, it's riding around on horses on steroids. let's put it this way, it's teaching a horse how to dance and you ride on this dancing horse. if you're watching on current weaver got the video up of what it looks like, this outrage over she is just riding a horse she's not, you work on this horse and get dressed up in this weird suit and you teach a horse as to dance. by teaching the horse to dance i'm looking at this video and the horse is prancing around, you're also running around barrels wearing a funny suit. >> it looks like it's got the hot foot. >> the horse jumps up and down, you can train a horse to do all sorts of different things. here's the points. if dressage helps m.s., then just ordinary horseback riding would help, right? >> cavuto's point is horseback riding helps rehabilitate people with

some people can be running a marathon with m.s.. >> reporter: for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> we're thinking of jack and wishing him the very, very best. >>> coming up, why did this father make such a big face at the ballpark? it's in josh's "play of the day." come on back. [ female announcer ] fashion or food, it's all about taste. and the chefs at lean cuisine are loving tangy lemon, peppery poblano, sweet butternut. we're roasting, and grilling to create must-have meals with no preservatives. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's happening right now at your local walgreens. pharmacists are going above and beyond... armed with expertise and advice... ♪ ...with one goal in mind... to better serve you... ♪ ...so nothing will get between you and the care you deserve. find your pharmacist at walgreens.com. ...... soft... ...so nothing will get between you and the care you deserve. and totally irresistible. your lip butter? likewise. new revlon® colorburst™ lip butter. a hydrating but

i like to say m.s. has been my greatest teacher. cancer was also another great teacher. sometimes i wish i didn't have quite so many wonderful teaching moments in my life. but it does teach -- help you be aware of others that are suffering. for me, i think that the biggest lesson i learned from both having cancer and from having m.s. is compassion for others. >> what about the fear of being sick and the stress? how do you cope with both negative emotions? >> it was a very dark time in my life when i was first diagnosed. i went in to a pretty dark place for a long time. i think that the thing that happens is that when you have a disease like this, it takes everything away from you, for instance i was weak and fatigued so anything i was doing in my normal life i could no longer do. then the rug is pulled out from underneath you an you are left with nothing, you go through a phase of who am i? what good am i in the world anymore? thankfully i got pulled through that with the help of my husband and children. >> if governor romney becomes president, what if you have an exacer

but he said this is a typical ramification of the m.s.nd says some people return 100%, some people never get anything back. it's hit or miss. so he's obviously just grateful that it's 80% back. he was talking about being a new dad, his new baby is very, very young. but he seems to be, you know, attacking this new phase with grace and humility. >> we wish him the best. >>> halle barry ordered to pay child support, $250,000 a year. that is right. she's been battling with her baby daddy gabriel orbry. it comes out to about $20,000 a month in child support, according to tmz. >> how much? >> $20,000 a month. a lot of money, right? >> that is a lot of money. >> she is trying to get custody and wants to move the baby to france. so she's going to have to go before a judge and try to work that out. but for the time being, that's how it stands, $20,000 a month. >> 20 grand a month? that's a lot of money. yeah. we're in the wrong business, aren't we? >> yeah, we are. >>> coming up, all kinds of royals talk that you don't want to miss, right? >> yes,

and now on this "the new republican" website, johnathan cohn says that facing the vulnerability of m.sfor 400,000 americans is compounded when you don't have the way to battle this disease which is exactly the problem that many of those facing m.s. could face if mitt romney becomes president, and repeals the affordable health care act. johnathan cohn is author of that act, and author of "sick" the untold story of the american health care crisis and back with me is kenji yoshino and karen finney, the former d.n.c. communications director and author douglas brinl lkley and t is to make us feel like mitt romney, and the whole issue of her ability to deal with m.s. is nothing what most folks have to deal with. >> that is right. if mitt romney were running for husband or father, it is a great ad. it is a moving video, and everything i have always heard about him is that he is a jep winly devoted family man, and that is fantastic, but most people need more than a supportive spouse if they have a m.s. or chronic cancer or something less debilitating like diabetes, because they have to pay the

battling m.s. >> if there's one thing that you

. >> was jack osbourne fired after his m.s. diagnosis? >> they pulled the plug? >> yes.heir main argument was, i was uninsurable. >> his new confession about the reality show that allegedly turned him away by e-mail. >> i'm upset that i was kind of todzed aside. >> as another celebrity face of m.s. speaks out about surviving in hollywood. >> i have had some opportunities in the business taken away. >>> i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm ann curry. good morning, everyone. >>> is meredith vieira gunning

>>> jack osbourne's m.s. fight. and annette funicello in tears reading letters from her fans with our mary hart.

to have to send her to betty ford for addiction to horses. >> schieffer: how is she doing with the m.s.? we heard she had a little flare-up around super tuesday. >> and she didn't tell me about that. >> schieffer: really? >> she knew if i heard a thing about it i would have shut her down and said you have to go home and take some rest and see the people who give you care and get you tuned back up again but she knew it was important for her to keep working so she kept it from me and kept on working. but she has been almost symptom free since almost 2002, so almost 10 years. and she has great-- a great doctor, and others who help her stay strong. >> schieffer: good for her,. >> including the horses. >> schieffer: thank you very much. >> thanks, bob. Ñi >> the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. >> i have decided to fight for and win the republican nomination. >> he struck a theme that would sound familiar to romney supporters. he said the problem was an incumbent president-- lyndon johnson in these days-- who made too many promises he couldn't keep. >> big promises and little performan

m.s. affects the central nervous system, the brain and spinal cord.t can cause problems with muscle control, strength, vision, as well as thinking. >>> john edwards' mistress says she still has romantic feelings for the former presidential candidate but she doesn't know exactly how things will turn out. rielle hunter has written a new tell-all book called "what really happened: john edwards, our daughter and me." in that book hunter says edwards is a good father to their 4-year-old daughter, quinn. she also says that before his corruption trial edwards said if he were convicted he would end up in a low-security prison in virginia. last month edwards was acquitted on one count of accepting illegal campaign contributions. jurors were deadlocked on five other felony counts, leading to a mistrial. >>> coming up next, a >>> today of course father's day. but it's also a very big birthday for a man from suitland, maryland. phillip pinkett born on june 17th, 2012. that makes today his 100th birthday. he looks great. friends and family threw him a party at his

hopefully this will help raise awareness about m.s. >> sure. >> samsonite says it's pieces of luggagere safe to use and don't pose a safety risk. >> and big banks have the government to thank from a big boost in business. >> good morning. the government refinancing program called harp is helping out wells fargo and jpmorgan chase. the "wall street journal" says the program which helps struggling homeowners is providing an unexpected revenue boost for them. the journal says banks that collect mortgage payments could get as much as $12 billion in revenue this year. and travelers headed for d.c. airports have taken a longer time to get there compared to eight years ago. citing a study a.p. says travel times from tyson's corner to reagan national increased to 44 minutes later. traffic congestion blamed for the longer trip. and independent tests says samsonite luggage is completely safe to use after reports say some models contain carcinogens. choice magazine reported handles of some samsonites contain materials that could cause cancer. and that is business news. live at bloomberg headquar

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just a week after becoming a father, he reveals he has m.s.g to get through it in a little bit. >>> coming up, the kardashians, like you never heard them, if that's possible. they interviewed the whole family. it's a one-on-one, with kim and everybody else, her 72-day marriage, and the answer that oprah says left her absolutely floored. >> you teased about that on friday. we finally saw it yesterday. >> yeah. please, continue. >>> and duran duran is here. they sold more than 100 million records during their incredible career. they are still "hungry like the wolf." >> yes, they are. >> they're here live in times square. we can't wait for them to perform their newest hit this morning. >>> we're going to start out with news from josh. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with your money. this morning, wall street welcoming results from the landmark election in greece. the greek people voting to stay with the euro currency. but any rally in the stock market, expected to be short-lived because the problems in europe are so vast. for exa

>> women are twice as likely to get m.s.e about another person that has had it. we heard about ann romney. doesn't she enjoy horse back riding. >> people with m.s. do do physical therapy. anything that strengthens and stretches is always good. there are other treatments. there are drugs that can slow the progression of the disease, not cure it. they can slow the progression of the disease. the other thing is when an attack comes on, there are drugs that canlessen the severity of the attack. this is something that people live with for a lifetime. the drugs help but they still suffer from this disease. >> there's no full on treatment. >> it doesn't go away. it attacks people in their 20s, 30s, 40s. he's right in that age range. >> thank you. >>> paul ryan has a new political enemy, nuns. you'll hear why they are on the road rallying against republicans. we'll go live to rome for that. >>> alanis morrisette defends her parenting style. don't miss that conversation. if you made a list of countries from around the world... ...wit

but obviously with a diagnosis like m.s. his help has to be number one right now.ter's bofrn and now something like this. we just want to send thoughts and prayers to that family. the osbournes are a strange clan but they're strong. >> strong and close. >> best of luck. >>> octomom apparently is supposed to shake her lady bits at a florida strip club next month. >> lady what? >> july 11th to the 14th at tease lounge in west palm beach, florida. but now she doesn't want to shake her bits because she's saying one of the strip clubs employees bashed her on television calling her a little crazy. so she says i'm sorry, i don't want to do that now. her rep said nadya will not be appearing at this club in july or in the future. and now the club is saying oh, really? then we will hit you with a very nasty lawsuit which you cannot afford. so i don't know. i suspect she may be shaking her lady bits. >> i love your term lady bits. here's my more fundamental question about the issue. who wants to see her buck naked? that's my question. >> i think people want to see her shake h

she tells fox news she was in a dark place after her m.s. only escaped, she says, thanks to her and children. >> who just really surrounded me with their love and their just care and say, mom, we love you. you are okay. don't worry. you know, and mitt was wonderful in particular because i couldn't even make different anymore, i couldn't take care of anything. and he said, you know what? we're fine. >> shepard: governor romney's five sons were on conan last night and they brought along a video prank romney played on his father it was during the primaries when he was hoping to get the endorsement from the former governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> governor, mitt romney, how are you? >> hi. how are you? >> i'm just fine, governor, how are you doing today? >> good. good. >> what can i do for you? >> ask you a bunch of questions. i want to have them answered immediately. [ laughter ] >> go right ahead and shoot. >> who is your daddy and what does he do? >> [ laughter ] >> that was funny. his father still has not gotten revenge for that and he told

jack osbourne, two weeks after welcoming his daughter, pearl, his shock of being diagnosed with m.s.real surprise. >>> you talked to anna nicole smith -- the father of her daughter, 5-year-old, dannielynn. that will be coming up. >> talking with larry berkhead. that's ahead. >>> we begin with the hockey mom, charging on to the ice at her son's game. we're going to talk to gina o'toole. but first, how it all went down. we've all seen brawls on the ice before. hockey players going at it. but this? a player's mom, sporting a pink coat and purse, storming on to the ice to break it up. yep. that's exactly what gina o'toole did at her son's youth hockey game. it all started when a fight broke out in the middle of this game, between the boston raptors and the connecticut tribe. watch as the ref blows the whistle. but doesn't intervene. the players continue to tussle. >> ref's just standing there. >> reporter: a second ref skates over to break it up. while his partner fires off another whistle. that's when a finger-wagging gina o'toole, mother of 16-year-old mark, seen here, takes matters in

plus, in a daytime exclusive, sharon's son jack osbourne opens up about his m.s.g, las vegas. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there was a rather bizarre moment during the rangers game monday night. he stumbled mid game, had a lot of people scratching their heads. take a listen to what happened. >> 2-1 game. tie run at second. leadoff single. go ahead run. fifth on what adams is insisting on calling a botched robbery. what actually happened was that henchmen took a piece literally out of his -- >> you just heard him say there was ruppers on fifth base, botched robbery. team officials say a migraine may explain his confusion. he is expected to miss a few gam games. we wish him, of course, a speedy recovery. a lot of people were scratching their heads wondering what had happened. >>> about two lose, california will soon make it illegal because of animal cruelty concerns. ben tracey reports that fans are rushing to get it while they still can. >> michael is one of the hottest young chefs in l.a. his "top chef" winner is about to lose one of his favorite foods. the

this time we're taking a look at the last days of m.s. global. thanks for your time, sir. >> it traded wheat futures and metal and financial futures and it was a fairly big firm in that business, but a small firm by the standards of wall street. the key character, the key player in business, was jon corzine. he was c.e.o. of the firm. and before that was the top guy at goldman sachs, and after that was both senator from new jersey and then governor of new jersey. >> you write a line in your story -- "the collapse of global in 2011 was a powerful events. it destroyed the reputation of a famous man. it elevated a firm no one had heard of to infamy and it shattered trust that brokerage money is always safe." could you take us through those three elements and paint a picture of the story you tell when it comes to mf global, starting with mr. corzine himself? >> sure. corzine was a famous man. he had run the biggest, the mows powerful firm on wall street, which was goldm he had been e p guy there. and then when he was ousted from goldman sachs a a lon

. >>> then, why sharon osbourne blames herself for her son's m.s.and bieber today after his blackout at apollo theater.