paul williams. but for all the times we cried, you always felt the odds were on our side and we found constellation on that. paul williams asked the question through the voice of kermit the frog as to why there are so many songs about rainbows and we'll find the rainbow connection because paul is a lover, a dreamer like me. paul is widely considered one of our most talented creator singer/songwriters and won oscar, golden globe, grammy and more than 20 times he has been nominated over his musical career and wrote the theme from "the love boat," he is deeply loved by so many like me who carry his lyrics. as a further attesttation of his talent, his songs have been recorded by our most famous and classic musicians such as elvis, ella fitzgerald, ray charles, tony bennett, sarah vaughn, luther vandross, among so many others, but this house has time restraints, so there is not enough time to mention all of them. but additionally, paul has appeared as an actor in many movies and a favorite on television

connecticut department of mental health and addiction services; paul molloy, ceo and founder, oxford house incorporated; george williams, director, community partnerships, treatment alternatives for safe communities in illinois; lonnetta albright, director, great lakes addiction technology transfer center, university of illinois at chicago, jane adams college of social work. each year, about 40 million debilitating illness or injuries occur to americans as a result of substance use disorders. dr. kirk, what have we learned recently about the science of addiction? a few points are very, very clear. one of them is that substance abuse disorders, whether its substance abuse or substance dependence, it involves changing the chemistry of the brain. and those changes impact on behavior as well as our physical activities. i think it's very, very clear from the evidence, also, that people who develop these serious disorders have lifetime conditions or chronic conditions like any other disease, diabetes and so on. and our challenge is to delay the age of first use of these - use, and secondly, view alcohol and drug dependence a

williams is accused of killing trooper brownback in june after being thrown out of a forestville restaurant. pauloins us with that story. >> reporter: the state's attorney said he is still deciding whether to seek the death penalty against williams. glen ivy says he's confident in the evidence they have, even though his prosecutors admitted the only eyewitness has already lied to police at least once. police released this video of the man they wanted to question. he is the same man escorted out of the restaurant by trooper brown the night of the murder. under questioning by the defense, prosecutors were asked if they had video of the murder. they refused to say but admitted they do williams on camera. they also admitted they do not have video of anthony milton, the man what allegedly supplied the gun. prosecutors also admitted milton has lied to the police at least once. >> i think with cases like this, i'll speak generally, because i can't go to the evidence on this in particular, you always have to look at all the evidence together and make a determination about the strength of the case and whe

paul you have our first e-mail. this one is from william moore. he writes uncertainties from government issues such as health care, banks too big to fail now bigger,etc.. it's a little like scuba diving. you can see a hundred feet but there is the great white shark just 101 ft. from you. that is really a good analogy. you can add a whole bunch of issues to his list of uncertainties. you have problems in real estate in the housing markets. real estate professionals believe maybe 4 million to 7 million trouble properties could be hitting the market. there is continued weakness in the job market of course and the outcomes of the midterm elections in november. all these are creating uncertainty. especially for the stock market with these elections coming up. let's get to are next email from foster christiansen. he says all this government charade is a scam on the public to redistribute wealth from those who can least afford the loss to political cronies both here in america and all over the world. he has an interesting point and if you take a look for

paul and 20 year-old jessica also perished. three others are still missing 17 year-old william bullitt and his father of gregory bolide who is on the right. it the third person on account for is williams grandmother. friends and family have desperately been visiting the evacuation centers and calling local hospitals so far without any luck. eugenia city inspectors have been busy chatting on power making sure that homes are safe to return to. kron 4 creek to walk to one resonance was able to go home and set a reminder of the terrible disaster can be seen from her window. >> lisa finally got back to a house once the yellow tag home considered unsafe is that grain safe again. >> to just realize now that it was yellow tags before they turned to a green tag. >> pg&e crews came up the power up and running. san burner city inspector took a closer look to make sure it's safe to look in. across the street the views unmistakeable devastation from the explosion will be there for the foreseeable future. >> it's hard to come back and see devastation in my front yard. it was hard to come back to very overwhelming very emotional. just sell lo

our seventh witness is william clinton and paul, the director of customer service for craigslist. in that capacity he served as their primary contact person for the law enforcement community in the past six years. he works directly with police officers, federal agents, prosecutors whose investigations involve craigslist content, and personally testifies in judicial proceedings throughout the united states. elizabeth mcdoogal is a partner in a litigation practice. she focuses on internet-related disputes, online safety, and internet -- intellectual property. she maintains an active pro bono practice focusing on the combating human trafficking. areas of expertise include combating the use of services for all unlawful activities, combating abuse of services for -- combating this use of online and offline content and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses written statements w

our seventh witness is william clinton and paul, the director of customer service for craigslist. in that capacity he served as their primary contact person for the law enforcement community in the past six years. he works directly with police officersfederal agents, prosecutors whose investigations involve craigslist content, and personally testifies in judicial proceedings throughout the united states. elizabeth mcdoogal is a partner in a litigation practice. she focuses on internet-related disputes, online safety, and internet -- intellectual property. she maintains an active pro bono practice focusing on the combating human trafficking. areas of expertise include combating the use of services for all unlawful activities, combating abuse oservices for -- combating this use of online and offline content and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses wrien statements will be

william b. j. lawson the republican candidate for congress of north carolina's fourth district is receive the backing of ron paul b.j. lawson welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max great to be with you all right b.j. lawson first i want to talk about china it seems that there is a brewing train and currency war between the u.s. and china last year north carolina your state exported one point nine billion in goods to china a business insider lists north carolina as one of the top ten states to be harmed by a trade war with china your thoughts b.j. lawson well i think that's a great point and when you look at where we are in this global economy we need to be restoring honest capitalism and trying to build build walls instead of building bridges at the same time china is an easy target because for about one well what we may be exporting a lot we've also been exporting a lot of jobs but i lay the blame for much of that on our own domestic policies we're taxing and regulating our companies out of business to the point where the nicest building in most small towns in north carolina today is you the jailor city h

our seventh witness is william clinton and paul, the director of customer service for craigslist.n that capacity he served as their primary contact person for the law enforcement community in the past six years. he works directly with police officers, federal agents, prosecutors whose investigations involve craigslist content, and personally testifies in judicial proceedings throughout the united states. elizabeth mcdoogal is a partner in a litigation practice. she focuses on internet-related disputes, online safety, and internet -- intellectual prerty. she maintains an active prbono practice focusing on the combating human trafficking. areas of expertise include combating the use of services for all unlawful activities, combating abuse of rvices for -- combating this use of online and offline content and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses written statements will be e

paul was forced to withdraw at five love down in the first set due to an injury to her left foot all day involves netsky inches closer to ousting serina williams from the top spot in the world rankings. but staying away next is victoria as a rank of from deloris after she at last american qualifier coco vander vega six two six one and if as netsky holds on to win in tokyo and reaches the last eight in beijing next week will be the new world where you are. in the men's game world number one rafael nadal was at his overwhelming best in his first map since completing a career grand slam with the u.s. open title a fortnight ago the spaniard steamrollered belgian qualifier ruben elements in the second round of the thailand open the darwin it six one six four to pick up victory number sixty so far this season. and that's all the sport for this bill isn't an. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v. . in some petersburg she's available in hotels a story and. to kowtow to troops on the soto her true school toto. into. the sea of this. business. the poppy crop

williams reports in today's news for your health. >> i was terrified i was going todie. i was so afraid of dying that i couldn't enjoy life. >> reporter: paulas convinced he was sick. he went to the internet and plugged his symptoms into commercial site like webmd.com. >> i was on there a good 20, 30 times a day. i thought i had lung cancer. i thought i had testicular cancer, stomach cancer, head and neck cancer. >> reporter: he had none of those. the disease he suffered wasn't from cancer of any kind. it was cyberchondria, diagnosing diseases online. therere 175 million cyberchondriacs in the u.s. >> people escalate fears, anxiety and symptoms by doing internet searches about conditions. >> reporter: dr. david barren is an expert on it which he says can become a self-fulfiing prophecy. >> if i notice i'm shaking and i look up and think i may have parkinson's disease on the internet as opposed to perhap maybe i drank too much coffee. the anxiety makes me shake more. >> reporter: the doctor says they are usually drawn to the most sensational sit. >> it's more engaging and captivatinging into read about tumors thanaffeine withdrawal headaches

william holden. but the play is the thing here. at any given time "our town" is running somewhere. 4,000 productions in the last decade alone. here is paulay production. >> there's the 5:10 train for boston. here comes ms. webb and ms. gibbs down to cook breakfast just like it was an ordinary day. >> over there is the congregational church. >> reporter: the "our town" closing tonight at new york's barrow street theater is the longest running in the play's history. >> there's some screenry for those who think they have to have screenry. >> reporter: each director and star is david chromer. >> most of us are gripped by the very small details of our day. >> hello. >> hello. >> if the person that you have sort of quietly have a crush on for a couple of weeks looks at you that day or doesn't look at you that day and sometimes a very, very good writer can come along and put those very small details of our lives in such a way that you enjoy watching them. >> thanks a lot, emily. >> reporter: our town's plot is pretty simple. there's very little screenry and only a few props. a narrator called the stage manager sets the scene. >> right here, big