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. >> i richard b. cheney hereby resign the office of the vice president of the united states. >> how did president bush react when you told him about that? >> he seemed a little surprised, but he thought it was a good idea. >> and you could see my full, exclusive interview with dick cheney sunday night on "60 minutes" and also right here next weekend on "sg md." >>> coming up for any potential parents out there genetic testing before you get pregnant. what's out there, who needs to worry, and what can put your mind to rest. rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be t

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. >> it says, in accordance with section 20 of title 3 of the united states code, i, richard b. cheney, hereby resign the office of vice president of the united states. >> how did president bush react when you told him about that? >> he was a little surprised. but he thought it was a good idea. >> it was just three years ago cheney says that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today just 20 months after his heart transplant, cheney's weight is back to normal. the color has returned to his skin. he has no shortness of breath. how are you feeling? >> fantastic. now i'm to the point where i literally, you know, feel like i have a new heart. a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't any real physical limits on what i do. i fish. i hunt. and i don't ski, but that's because of my knees not my heart. so, it's been a miracle. >> dick cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple cathrizations and annioplasties. had a defibrillator implanted and a pump attached to his heart and a

. >> in accordance on section 20 of title 3 of the united states coat i richard b.ffice of vice president of the united states. >> how did president bush react when you told him? >> he was a little surprised, but he thought it was a good idea. >> reporter: it was just three years ago cheney says that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today, just 20 months after the heart transplant, chaney's weight is back to normal, the color returned to his skin and he has no shortness of breath. >> how are you feeling? >> fantastic. now i'm to the point where i literally, you know, feel like i have a new heart, a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't real physical limits on what i did. i fish, i hunt, and i don't ski but that's because of my knee, not my heart, so it's been a miracle. >> reporter: dick cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple catheters and angie owe plasties and a pump attached directly to his heart, all of that before the transplant at age 71. e

. >> it said "in accordance with section 20 of title 3 of the united states code, i richard b.f vice president of the united states." >> how did president bush react when you told him about this? >> he was a little surprised. but he thought it was a good idea. >> it was just three years ago, cheney says, that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today just 20 months after his heart transplant, his weight is back to normal. the color has returned to his skin. he has no shortness of breath. >> how are you feeling? >> fantastic. now i'm to the point where i literally feel like i have a new heart. a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't any real physical limits on what i do. i fish, i hunt. and i don't ski, but that's because of my knees, not my heart. so it's been a miracle. >> dick cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple catheterizations and angioplasties. had a defibrillator implanted and pump connected to his heart before age 71 each time cheney reached the preci

>> cheney: it says, "in accordance with section 20 of title three of the united states code, i, richard bcheney, hereby resign the office of vice president of the united states." >> gupta: how did president bush react when you told him about this? >> cheney: a little surprised. but he thought it was a good idea. >> gupta: it was just three years ago cheney says that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today, just 20 months after his heart transplant, cheney's weight is back to normal, the color has returned to his skin, he has no shortness of breath. how are you feeling? >> cheney: fantastic. now, i'm to the point where i literally, you know, feel like i have a new heart. a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't any real physical limits on what i do. i fish, i hunt. and i don't ski, but that's because of my knees, not my heart. so, it's... it's been a miracle. dick cheney is a product of product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple catheterizations and angioplasties, had a defibrillator imp

. >> it says in accordance with section 20 of title 3, of the united states code, i richard b.sign the office of vice president of the united states. >> how did president bush react when you told him about this? >> he was a little surprised. but he thought it was a good idea. >> we also spent time talking about the impact such significant disease had on his job, not only as vice president but also as secretary of defense and as a congressman. keep in mind, dick cheney had his first attack when he was just 37 years old. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thanks so much for that report. it's not every day you hear about a vice president who actually got drunk one night in the 2009 trying to buy twitter. but a new book entitled "hatching twitter," the author describes this scene at the st. regis hotel in san francisco when al gore met with the twitter co-founder evan williams and bizstone pouring copious amounts of wine and patron tequila. >> my partner joel hyatt and i back when i was with current tv which we founded tried to buy twitter. and they built that the business into a fantastic succe

. >> it said "in accordance with section 20 of title 3 of the united states code, i, richard b.ney, hereby resign the office of vice president of the united states." >> how did president bush react when you told him about this? >> he was a little surprised. but he thought it was a good idea. >> it was just three years ago, cheney says, that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today, just 20 months after his heart transplant, his weight is back to normal. the color has returned to his skin. he has no shortness of breath. >> how are you feeling? >> fantastic. now i'm to the point where i literally feel like i have a new heart. a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't any real physical limits on what i do. i fish. i hunt. and i don't ski, but that's because of my knees, not my heart. so, it's been a miracle. >> dick cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple catheterizations and angioplasties. had a defibrillator implanted and pump connected to his heart before age 71 e

i richard b. cheney hooesh resign from the vice presidency of the u.s. >> he survived a heart attack and had a heart transplant in 2012. you can see the complete interview sunday night on cbs. >>> this will be a rough morning for commuters in the san francisco bay area. workers wenl on strikeover night. about 400,000 riders take the b.a.r.t. system every day. the union says the two sides are far apart on work rule issues. >> transportation officials are changing their story about the explosion aboard a spirit airlines flight. an ntsb said engine pieces broke away from the outer housing. they could have ripped into the jetliner which was heading to atlanta. now it appears the broken parts remain with the engine but planes and smoke still forced the flight to return to dallas. the cause is still under investigation. no one was hurt. >> toyota is recalling another 800,000 cars in the united states. the recall affects 2012 and 2013 camry, avalon, and venza models. toyota says the air bags and power st

. >> i, richard b.heney, hereby resign -- >> reporter: nearly a decade later, cheney now has a new heart. instead of fearing death, he says he's enjoying life. >> my first words after they said it would work great was hot damn. >> reporter: i guess that's what you say after you have suffered five heart attacks. now cheney describes having a new lease on life. in his new book "heart," he opens up about his heart and what he describes as his near brush with death in 2010. three years later, he's back to hunting and fishing. contrary to what the naysayers say, he can confirm, he does have a heart. >> we have to wish you a happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you very much. celebrating it here on "good morning america." >> the last one before you become a mama. >> a mama. >> that's right. >> a two-for. a bo-fer. a bo-fer. a bo-fer. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> take the rest of the day off. >> all right. we have it on tape. >> we're going to move to new details now on the patient who disappeared ins

. >> in section 20 title three of s the united states code i richard b cheney here by resign the office of vice president of the united states. >> how did he react? >> surprised, but he thought it was a good idea. >> he survived eight years as vice president and had a heart transplant in may of 2012. you can see the complete interview this sunday night here on cbs. >> this is a rough morning for commuters in the san francisco bay area. workers at bay area rabid transit are on the pick line after going on strike at midnight. the trains are not running. 400,000 people usually ride each day. the two sides are far apart on the workable issues. >> transportation officials are changing their story about the explosion on a spirit airlines flight. s the official said engineer away pieces broke away from the ld have housing they could have ripped into the jetliner. they appear to have broken apart and remain with the engine and flame and smoke forced them to return to dallas. the cause is under investigation. >> no one was hurt. >> toyota is rolling 800,000 cars in the united states. it affects

. >> it says i, richard b.he thought it was a good idea. >> we also talked about the impact that the disease had on his job. keep in mind he had his first heart attack when he was just 37 years old. back to you. >> thank you san yay. you can see the full interview tomorrow on 60 minutes and tuesday on anderson cooper 360. >> do kpurps or smart phones hurt or hinder your membrane? a must see segment for any gadget lover. >>> i'm kelly pickley. i come from a military family. i have a lot of respect for our servicemen and women. i love working with the uso when we have done so many tours overseas. being in a position where you can take a little piece of home to your servicemen and women, why would you not do that. we need to let them know that we have their back, and they have ours. the uso has been doing this over 60 years. you can't compare them to any other shows. i wish i could dedicate all of my time. join the movement, impact your world, and you can be part of something really special. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announc

. >> it says, "in accordance of section 20 of title iii of the united states code, i richard b. president of the united states." >> how did president bush react when you told him about this? >> a little surprised, but he thought it was a good idea. >> it was just three years ago, cheney says, that people gasped when they saw how frail he had become. today, just 20 months after his heart transplant, cheney's weight is back to normal. the color has returned to his skin, he has no shortness of breath. how are you feeling? >> fantastic. now i'm to the point where i literally, you know, feel like i have a new heart. a lot more energy than i had previously. there aren't any real physical limits on what i do. i fish, i hunt, and i don't ski, but that's because of my knees, not my heart. so it's been a miracle. >> reporter: dick cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best. he has suffered five heart attacks, undergone open heart surgery, multiple catheterizations and angioplasties, a defibrillator and a pump attached directly to his heart. each time cheney reached the precipice o

richard wright and two others are arrested. the f-b-i...used phone, computer and bank records... along with a confidential source to find wright and kim parnell...the station manager at the pikesville post office. "can't really say i'm disappointed, but you hear a lot of this stuff going on so not really disappointed" wright, parnell and shane anderson are being investigated for bribery, mail and wire fraud and drug trafficking. if convicted they face a maximum of 15 years in prision. today, congress will work to restore military death benefits to familes. payments have been frozen because of the shutdown. now... house appropriations committee chairman, hal rogers, says republicans are drafting legislation to get the money to families. fannie mae and freddie mac are relaxing rules... keeping banks from approving mortgages during the government shutdown. typically, fannie and freddie require lenders to verify a borrower's income with the i -r-s before closing. but last week, some lenders reported they could not approve the mortgages because the shutdown severely interrupted the i-

richard wright and two others are arrested. the f-b-i...used phone, computer and bank records... along with a confidential source to find wright and kim parnell...the station manager at the pikesville post office. "can't really say i'm disappointed, but you hear a lot of this stuff going on so not really disappointed" wright, parnell and shane anderson are being investigated for bribery, mail and wire fraud and drug trafficking. if convicted they face a maximum of 15 years in prision. new clues into the life of miriam carey are discovered. she's the woman who reportedly tried ramming her car through a white house barrier with her 13-month-old daughter, last week. police inspected a "lockbox" in her car. they found a passport, foreign currency, a driver's license and social security cards for carey and her daughter. investigtors believe she may have been suffering with mental illness ...and carey was under the delusion president obama was communicating with her still loved ones want answers as to why she was shot and killed. "i just wanna make it clear that we are not sure that mi

a high school history teacher for 20 years and an actor, starring in b busting loose, featuring richardugh it all, his achievements are glorified. >> he's the most amazing person i've ever met, the most amazing husband i've ever seen, and he is a phenomenal father and a great teacher. as an athlete, you know, he's just impressive. >> so what do you see? an athlete, a husband, or a father? maybe jim hughes wants us to see how he plays the game, the game we call life. >> actually use game is kind of an acronym for being grateful for what you do have, don't dwell on what you don't. the a is for adapting, the m is more motivated. the e is staying motivated. you have to expect excellence from yourself. if you give your all, you should sleep well at night. >> aljazeera. >> beep baseball was created in the 1960's and played around the u.s. as well as taiwan. >> at the end of our first hour, here's what we're following, the partial government shutdown is in its fourth day. republicans could be working on a deal to end the deadlock. >> woman was killed after trying to drive her car through barri

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richard let's talk about obama care. that is what this shut down was supposedly b the shut down is over by the way as of about 30 seconds ago. we can finally stop talking about that and talk about the law. i hear that people oppose obama care because they hate the president and want to deny people health care. i saw a news story about a young couple got dumped off coverage, a broken promise their new deductible so high they had to sell a car to pay for the birth of their child. this law is hurting people. that is why we oppose it. not out of hatred or bigotry. going down that path serve nose purpose. yes, there are bigots. they should be called out. >> it is debate for some people. they call you a racist they put you on the defensive. then, you're talking about whether you're a racist as opposed to the issue. richard do you think that these people would not be out protesting and you know, let's say ted cruzes of the world wouldn't be fighting tooth and nail if we had a president harry reid or nancy pelosi or a president hillary clinton? >> i don't know. we'd have to see what happened. >> i know. have you to see. but do

richard let's talk about obama care. that is what this shut down was supposedly b the shut down is over by the way as of about 30 seconds. we can finally stop talking about that and talk about the law. i hear that people oppose obama care because they hate the president and want to deny people health care. i saw a news story about a young couple got dumped off coverage, a broken promise their new deductible so high they had to sell a car to pay for the birth of their child. this law is hurting people. that is why we oppose it. not out of hatred or bigotry. going down that path serve nose purpose. yes, there are bigots. they should be called out. >> it is debate for some people. they call you a racist they put you on the defensive. then, you're talking about whether you're a racist as opposed to the issue. richard do you think that these people would not be out protesting and you know, let's say ted cruzes of the world wouldn't be fighting tooth and nail if we had a president harry reid or nancy pelosi or a president hillary clinton? >> i don't know. we'd have to see what happened. >> i know. have you to see. but do you

richard let's talk about obama care. that is what this shut down was supposedly b the shut down is over by the way as of about 30 secondsgo. we can finally stop talking about that and talk about the law. i hear that people oppose obama care because they hate the president and want to deny people health care. i saw a news story about a young couple got dumped off coverage, a broken promise their new deductible so high they had to sell a car to pay for the birth of their child. this law is hurting people. that is why we oppose it. not out of hatred or bigotry. going down that path serve nose purpose. yes, there are bigots. they should be called out. >> it is debate for some people. they call you a racist they put you on the defensive. then, you're talking about whether you're a racist as opposed to the issue. richard do you think that these people would not be out protesting and you know, let's say ted cruzes of the world wouldn't be fighting tooth and nail if we had a president harry reid or nancy pelosi or a president hillary clinton? >> i don't know. we'd have to see what happened. >> i know. have you to see. but do yo

b members of the army's delta force. but something happened in the second military action. something unforeseen and members of the u.s. nay svy s.e.a.l. te6 had to pull out. richard engel is back with us in studio tonight. a busy weekend for special operators. >> it was. two very very important operations. we have new details about one of them. let's start with the raid in libya which was the only operation that actually succeeded in capturing its target. one of america's most wanted terror suspects is now locked in the brig of this warship. the u.s.s. san antonio owe. anas al libi will remain there for weeks. and then brought to the u.s. for trial for his role in the planning of the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. it was a bold snatch and grab in this neighborhood. u.s. troops surrounded his car in broad daylight. his son showing where they smashed the car window and dragged him from the vehicle. >> translator: >> reporter: his wife said she watched from her window. >> u.s. officials say the bombings have all the fingerprints of middle east terror. >> reporter: it was al qaeda's first strike against u.s. targets, a wake up call. >> the

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