. >> mickey redmond is no stranger to pain.wo stanley cups playing for the montreal canadiens and ended his career as a top goal scorer for the detroit red wings. >> the red wings put a lot of pressure on redmond. he is the voice for hockey fox 2k50e9. >> when were you finally diagnosed with celiac? >> i remember going to many, many different doctors. at the time we are talking early 70s. they would say you have got this, this or this or this over here. i said well what is this over here? that was we don't know. as it turns out 20-years later around 1994 i got diagnosed with celiac. >> going back to when you were younger in your 20s you had the symptoms what was going on? >> the lifestyle we led as professional athletes in those days wasn't exactly a lifestyle that would be copyed by a lot of people or should be. there was cigarettes involved and few beers and you are not supposed so feel real good when you do stuff like that. as a result you get used to feeling poorly. >> what clued you in, though? this is a little bit beyond

redmond except when she was upset. then it was john edmund.r] to the big brothers among eight siblings and a grandmother who thought i would live to be 212 to the faith of the white folks. how do we get into this? we know that every new discipline comes on the heels and compelled by a movement. i say i put 50 and $0.75 on my grandmother's wisdom. that is how we move into the new curriculum. in 1969 to us before i went to overland college i got a note from a black student brother eugene this is the most crucial please the black sacramento community has issued. because of your presence is vital to sacramento to a sacramento college, the party, the council and every element of the black community you join us as one more ingredient in the capital city that could be the most vital ingredient for forces throughout the state we have the most autonomous ethnic studies program in the state. on paper. [laughter] ll's properly staffed and directors implemented we have veto power to hire and fire the staff as you were during the visit but this is worthles

liz: coldwell banker commercial ceo, billly redmond.ks for joining us. >> thank you. >> according to today's "wall street journal" the new year will bring more fed stimulus. coming up next the person who wrote the cover arttcle getting so much attention today, "wall street journal" chief economics correspondent jon hilsenrath will be joining us right after this. ♪ david:fy if any journalists know the current working of the federal reserve than "the wall street journal"'s jon hilsenrath. on the cover of today's "wall street journal" he lays out why the fed is likely to continue bond buying and money printing going into 2013. early reporting of this story yesterday likely helped boost a late market rally. here with more on the fed and some of its internal discontent is jon hilsenrath. terrific piece by the way. >> thanks very much. david: very interesting piece. now the stock market of course reacted to it yesterday. stock market loves to hear that the fed is going to be more accommodating but rising stock values don't always lead to more

alex redmond. 182 yard on the ground for redmond. 147 yard on the ground for redmond, rather.giants, 6-3. defensive touchdown for the giants. that was about it to day. it was all downhill from there. look, the giants led 2010 in this game. going into the fourth quarter. >> again, some people will question whether or not lack of preparation because of the fact that they were able to get in. and prepare because of hour cane sandy. a lot of people may say it had something to do with it the giants won't. a lot of people might. >> the one team the giants don't want to face in the post season would be the bears. the bears, obliterated the titans. today. 51-20. their most points since 1980. great defensive effort. forced three turnovers in the first -- >> every week. they do it every week. >> first 13 minutes. >> well, matt hasselbeck is well past his crime. >> traveling right to brian urlacher. >> would have been a good day for matt hasselbeck. look, let's face it. he is towards the end of his career. looking for a quarterback in the future. he is not it. one thing the bears do, tur

redmond with one of his 7 yards rushing in the game. the steelers win 24-20.3 the giants 6-3. >>> the story keeps getting better for denver and peyton manning. got helped by the kicking team after feeding the ball. trendon holiday split the field and went 105 yards for the score. beat cincinnati 25-23. denver wins by one game over the chargers and by two over the raiders. >>> how much of a difference has andrew luck made for the colts this year? the rookie quarterback lets one fly for t.j. hillton. completes the 36-yard touchdown play. colts beat miami23-20 and improved to 5-3 as luck throws for a record 433 yards for a rookie. the colts won all of two games last year after today's game they were addressed by head coach chuck pagano who's been battling leukemia since the beginning of the season. >> that i'm living to see two more daughters get married, dance at their weddings, and then hoist that lombardy several times, several times we're going to hoist that baby. >> amen. >> i'm dancing at two more weddings and we're hoisting that trophy together, man. >> in

. >> mickey redmond is no stranger to pain.won two stanley cups playing for the montreal c canadians and ended his career as a top goal scorer for the detroit red wings. he's also the voice of red wings hockey for fox sports detroit, and he's been a broadcaster for 33 years. >> when were you finally diagnosed with celiac? >> i remember going to many, manyr different doctors and at the time we're talking the early 70s, they would say you've got this, this, or this, or this over here, and i said well, what is this over here? that is we don't know. as it turns out, 20 years later and around 1994, i got diagnosed with celiac. >> going back to when you were younger and in your 20s and yoyou said you had the symptoms, specifically what was going on? >> the life stol lifestyle thats professional athletes in those days wasn't exactly a lifestyle that would be copied by a lot of people or should be. there was cigarettes involved and, you know, a few beers and you're not supposed to feel real good when you do stuff like that, and as a re

. >> we start north of redmond. anybody planning on buying a surface tablet?i don't know which one to buy p there are so many. >> well, microsoft surface rt isn't selling as well as expected. now microsoft has come out with pricing on the windows 8 pro version, which comes out after new year's. it ain't cheap. t the 128 gig version, $999. >> nuts. >> wow. >> but you're getting a full kind of pc experience on this tablet, which is what they're claiming. isn't that the whole -- >> don't you think it's a little confusing? the first tablet was a real tablet. this one is a computer. to your point, it's a cheaper computer, but i don't know -- >> it's not even cheaper. >> it's still in a price mode where you can get a computer. >> i'm not buying it. >> no. >> i am on microsoft shares though, sadly. >> and the app store. we've said it a lot of times here, they don't have the apps that are up to speck just yet. they need to cultivate that a bit more. you have to have the developers really throw in there. i think there's a bunch of reasons why you can go on that part. >

blake maintained that redmond had helped her regain her balance because she was drunk. laughter ] >> stephanie: let's go -- >> the lights were off. >> stephanie: we don't remember. mike in charlotte you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi mike. >> caller: good morning. my father-in-law kicked me out on thanksgiving day because of my liberal facts. >> stephanie: oh no. really? >> caller: well, he -- i wasn't going to bring anything up. i hadn't said anything but out of the blue, he told me that george sirros was trying to destroy walmart. and when i said no, he's not. he then blamed me for starting -- for having mitt romney blamed on having a war on women. and when i said -- i think one of the issues was that mitt romney supported a candidate and appeared in a commercial for that candidate that said a pregnancy from rape was a gift from god he then asked me to prove it. so i looked up a story on my phone from abc news and then he said that abc always presents pro obama news. >> that's untrue. >> he said that they got -- abc got their owner got bailout money from the au

the european union is still on grim redmond and they're suffering from it. i don't think the situation in greece would be a significant asset is now if they had moved to the bea as we did. it was a tremendous success. it's been a precedent for other countries. i hope the european union gets there. i was just in berlin last week testifying mostly about a german cbo, but look what we did in 1990. look at the significance and how import was. i hope to go there. the agreements in terms of tax increases in entitlement cut. i hope we go back to something along the lines of the budget enforcement act. at last come into super several others. under the principles i've learned in washing in is no good deed goes unpunished. unfortunately, that's very true of budgetary taxes. >> thank you very much, dairy. mr. speaker, before your prize, we commented on the fact that at the end of what was dubbed in the press as the big eight. we had one quarter of the big eight here this morning in the form of view and governor sununu. thank you for your willingness to come here. we ap

and this is a snapshot, a testimony to the life of eb redmond, who i believe is a gift to all of us, the nature of the creator and that he can see us. he then gives birth in like a good father, he nurtures to fruition. so both the example of that in two short pieces. the first is entitled america. it's an ego be in prison on the back of a coin and that calling be tossed into the sky, it will spin, that coin will flutter, but that eagle will never fly. henry dumas. [applause] we been see how that seed that was giving birth by eugene b. redman stiers to work of the mop instead of, rolling thunder's for henry dumas. i move in smoke. my footsteps are flames, my voice rolling thunder's peered at this moment in life, human skin and times by, i have read others, for leather high. i have been always. i have found myself a web. i launched myself an airborne see. no time has been or will be without me. i am kaizen to stone. look for me in the eye of son. my holy medals. and finally, back to dumont's -- dumont's, this form is entitled love song by henry demos. i have to adore the earth. the win