barney -- ronnie eversley. i am in mental health care provider. i am a member of the african american health committee and the naacp health task force. this is kind of a shocking time for me, having to come and defend getting my own health care, being a health-care activist and advocate. in 2006, i lost my health insurance due to my funding at ucsf, which is mostly soft money funding from teaching, dropping below 50%. it was a crisis and dramatic time, because i had also just received a suspicious mammogram result and needed follow-up care quickly to determine whether or not i had breast cancer. i transferred my care from the uc faculty practice over to lyon-martin, and the care that i received was excellent. i luckily did not have cancer. it took a number of tests to determine that. since then, i have remained with the clinic, just for my follow- up care and keeping my blood pressure under control, keeping my weight under control, and not being judged for it. there are so many ways that might care -- my care is the highest quality possible in the

ronnie had a very bad day.d to go to the doctor because he was bleeding from an unmentionable place. there's a fine line between roids and hemorrhoids. and ronnie somehow drew it tonight. at first, ronnie dealt with the problem in the way he deals with all of his problems, by taking off his shirt and making a smoothie. that didn't work. he went to the doctor. and we were going to show you that clip of ronnie's visit to the doctor, but this is a family network and it's gross. so, instead, we took the audio track, the sound from tonight's "jersey shore" and we've combined it with video from a medical-themed episode of "the flintstones." and now this, something for everyone. >> i wake up this morning and my stomach is not agreeing with me. it's just all missed up. i'm bleeding when i used the bathroom. i have to go to the doctor. i don't know if it's from the alcohol or -- >> do you want me to go with you? >> yeah. >> why is ronnie bleeding out of his ass? i have no idea. >> how is it going? >> not so good. >> yea

. >> my name is ron the jacobson -- ronnie jackobson. lyon-martin is like family i have needed since i lived here. they have given me the extra push i needed, whether it because care for a cold or care for my ex partner who transitioned with the help of land martin. i got a job and continued to university. the staff was always so open and generous to helping you reach my goals. outside of being concerned with my professional goals, i think they saw me as an investment. as a person who wanted to provide care for career and transgendered folks, i was able to get a scholarship for the work i did at lyon-martin, which was able to help me pay necessary school fees. i was able to get some much experience as a medical assistant. i am now unemployed. i am relying on lyon-martin as my health care provider. i cannot imagine going anywhere else. even if i have health insurance, i would not want to go anywhere else. i had a provider lift an eyebrow at meet in the middle of a pelvic exam for who i was and what my sexual practices were. that would nev

trial of its very best the one billion dollars government has been postponed the judge became ill ronnie food has already been jail for six months is charged with bribery says it was set up because they don't want to pay their debt that has autism sonali reports governments desperate for cash when you see the child's welfare. you might not know exactly where this small caucus country years georgia the crossroads of europe and asia are chances are if you watch major global news networks you've seen invest in georgia ads. you're. not of magnets are investing your georgia capitals even getting a trump tower of its own as men should be we're getting trapped to really see you're just spend millions trying to get the world to know it on a mission to cut corruption but why then is romney folks and it's really business men who torture owes almost one hundred million dollars been sitting in jail for almost six months with no there in march twenty ten ronnie foods one are ninety eight million dollars payout from the georgian government for a breached agreement on construction of an oil pipeline yo

of the interior and the prime minister's office all of which came together with the plan to entrap ronnie fix after the businessman was arrested what could be called a ransom was put on the table fuchs was that informed through diplomatic channels that he would not be released until the arbitration award was waived georgian human rights activists blame a broken system that is cracked at the very top but this is actual cyprus really does not want an independent court system the prosecutor's office dominates the law and the police are the main power and political pressure instrument in the country is true that this is something food says us noirs are more than aware of the odds of his succeeding in georgia are very very slim less than point zero one percent so it's a good it's a good warning to businessmen who are thinking of investing in georgia that they should think twice and that they should be were making their legal battle not about winning but warning others not to tango to be d.c. and he's now way artsy scamp. now some other international stories making headlines this hour protests

'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they combined to make one whole unit that was very impressive to me. so i built what was our band on a--unconscious, actually-- but a format of what the weavers had done, both in social responsibility, in terms of doing benefits, in terms of helping people that you were in a position to help. 'cause it's so easy as a rock and roll band to go out and raise a large amount of money for a serious cause, which most people cannot do. and all we have to do is just, like, go out and play. and so not to do

besides [ bleep ] on me, dance with another guy. >> why is ronnie and sammi fighting?hate you, [ bleep ]. look at me ever again, you [ bleep ] idiot. >> so, how was everyone's day? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: relations between talking gorillas and women in bird costumes, very rarely works out. the people for the ethical treatment of animals, peta, would like some changes made to the bible, they announced today. they would like the bible to be rewritten to be more respectful to animals. which -- you know it's the bible. it's not a choose your own adventure book, right? peta is asking translators of the new international version of the bible to refer to animals as he and she and not it. it's specieist. first of all, that's not a word. they've got a list of changes they would like -- they want the phrase lamb of god changed to tofu cabbage soup of god and all jesus fish to be removed from car bumpers and returned to the ocean. good luck to them with that. this is good. good day new york interviewed a boy this morning who saved his mother's life using the heimlich ma

she sang, i'm wearing second-hand clothes, second-hand clothes, even my new fur coat ronnie bought for 10 cents on the dollar. chris: in his last year when scooter libby had been convicted, bush used the gridiron sing about how he couldn't wait to get back to the ranch. >> ♪ down the lane here comes scooter ♪ ♪ finally free of [beep] shooter ♪ >> well. chris: when we come back, sesame street has seen sunnier days, of course. and the latest fiasco involving public radio threatens all of public broadcasting. be right back. chris: welcome back. talk about rotten timing. republicans slashed funding for npr and pbs two weeks ago. others spent the week trotting out big bird and bert to talk about the funding. well, then the latest disaster -- not only did this fundraiser refer to the tea party as racist with, he said npr didn't even need public funding. david, make your case. you are one of the stars of really a great show, the "newshour" which so many people rely on for news. >> and i'm on npr every week too. we have a common culture and government has some role in creating those things tha

ronny told me about city build. the more i read about it, the more i thought it was a fit for me. my grandfather taught me how to use tools. i used tools old-school way, no motors. i've never been on a construction site. what i'm learning now at city build is not going to give me a job. it's like to give me a future. it's going to give me a career. [applause] they have been referred to as children, these kids back here. they have the enthusiasm of kids. they are excited about this. our youngest is 19. i'm not the oldest student did we have a student who is 53 he has a strong back and he kicks my buck -- who is 50. he has a strong back. i want to thank mayor lee for continuing to support and fund this program. this program is 6 years old. we are in our 12 rotation. to date, city build has graduated 490 students. they have been placed in the 26 trades in san francisco. when these students are graduates, they are your future plumbers, electricians, painters, carpenters, laborers. they are going to build san francisco. that is what you see behind me, my brothers and sisters in the lab

. >> reporter: this year ronnie white trained hard to defend his title as two-time u.s.a. memory champion. >> i mem orized a deck of cards 30 times a day. i will get a computer program that generates random numbers and i will do it-- 200 digits at a time. >> the 37 year old has met his match in younger upstart nelson dellis, 27 who memorizes the order of an entire deck of cards in one minute and 3 seconds. >> when he puts the second deck in the exact same order, he set the national record. >> set a new record set by nelson. >> i'm looking at numbers, i'm looking at decks of cards, poetry, names and i turn those pieces of information into pictures that i can see in my mind. >> reporter: long before the championships, each contestant prepares by matching a picture to every number and playing card. >> i see a roller coast err over there so i know that must be 45, mickey mouse over there i know that must be 37. >> reporter: the pictures form a story. the crazier the story, the easier it ask to remember. >> to a flower pouch where steve jobs was there and he was shopping. >> an

ronnie on "jersey shore" was indicted on aggravated assault charges in december for allegedly knocking a man unconscious. >> those are ugly. they are all ugly. >> reporter: brian was recently arrested for threatening domestic violence. his attorney says this was an argument with raised voices. >> i like to parallel some of these reality shows to a caged tiger that is used to being in the wild. if you put anyone into a confined space where they're being watched all the time, they start to feel anxious, aggressive, they begin to overthink things and begin to behave in ways that are way more extreme than they would on a normal day. >> reporter: as for the "teen mom" fight that's gone viral online, it may be just another case of a reality star looking to extend her 15 minutes of fame. for "nightline," i'm andrea canning in oak island, north carolina. >> reality tv there. our thanks to andrea for that. >>> and just ahead, this decade's seen some of history's biggest earthquakes, but no one saw them coming. so, is there a way, a better way, to try to predict them? j?j?j?j?j?j?♪ j?j?j?j?j?j?j

he was joined by 49ers hall of famer ronnie lott. today's topic how businesses handle crisis management. they have been working with the professor, george foster since 2005. he gets the guest lecture. that's why he's not here today bit also on his way to arizona for the game with the padres tomorrow. >> i hear he's a real easy grader. everybody wants to be in his class. >>> coming up, still ahead at 5:00, the donald making headlines about the big decision he will make this summer. >> what the fda has done for the first time in and how years and it could change life for people suffer cfroniconic immune disease. cc1:cc1:cc1:cc1: >>> will the star of "the apprentice" be the candidate in 2012? it may soon be heard across the country. rumors of that possibility were confirmed this week when "the apprentice star" donald trump met with a luxury developer in new york. he said his talent and business and global relationships are sure to give him an edge in the competition. he says he will announce his plans by june. >> the food & drug adminis

. >> reporter: this year ronnie white trained hard to defend his title.a memory champion. >> i memorized a deck of cards 30 times a day. i'll get a computer program that generates random numbers and i'll do 200 digits at a time. >> reporter: the 37-year-old has met his match. >> good job, man. >> reporter: in younger upstart nelson dellis, 27 who memorizes the old of an entire deck of cards in 1 minute and 3 seconds. when he puts a second deck in the exact same order. he set the national record. >> we've got a new record set by nelson. >> i'm looking at numbers. i'm looking at decks of cards, poetry, names, and i turn those pieces of information into pictures that i can see in my mind. >> reporter: long before the championships, each contestant prepares by matching a picture to every number and playing card. >> i see a roller coaster over there so i know that must be 45, i see mickey mouse over there, that must be 37. >> reporter: the pictures form a story. the crazier the story, the easier it is to remember. >> the flower patch where steve jobs was there

been named in starting eleven so soon as michael carrick has recovered from a growing injury however ronnie a bit it has failed to shake off a knock and misses out so wes brown partners chris morley in defense united bounced back from league defeats to the reds and chelsea really to mail in for a cup or to final victory at home to also on saturday the manager sir alex ferguson is expensive you know that tough game this evening. with. the. germans and. sneezer how the after ancient fake ties and of how many times and the main difference imo i think would put in a very experienced travel marci team. and i think we well. lost a train at old trafford ahead of this evening's clash after the goal is to our home turf they need a win or score draw to go through the french side have not been in the last eight of this torment since becoming the first side to lift the chaldees we try nineteen ninety three and feel that machiavelli when it is fair to get started on the bench of a manager to get a shot says neil into the favorites. ok who you would expect it meant just you know it didn't certainly go th

most, ronnie jacobs. >> my name is sonya lively. i am 60 years old. most of my life, i have been going in and out of hospitals because every time i tried to get help, they would lock me up and put me on drugs. they did not try to find out why. finally, i decided to instead of killing myself come to san francisco in try one last time. somebody referred me to lyon- martin. i finally found a doctor that would listen and try to help. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> my name is melissa karen. i am currently the clinic director at lyon-martin. i am a nurse by trade. i came to california three years ago. we have had a medical historian working with lyon-martin for about a year. she has been capturing the story of the clinic and patients. i want to share a couple of excerpts. i have the printout of all of those stories that i would love to give you, if you want them. the first is a trans patient who said, "i had never received biological care before, because i was so uncomfortable and ashamed of my body. i am afraid my reproductive health will s

georgia is finding the problem is the payback policy of the country's government foreign investment ronnie who says things bribery charges but his lawyers say to gleason's trying to wriggle out of paying the needle they've opened the jail the investor. meetings in our latest polls for us good to see you and i see it in usual suspects you just keep on winning in your eight hundred twelve qualifying wells for only halfway through qualifying but at the moment anybody who says that spain on the no runs won't be going to the europhiles next year well i think they're wrong and we'll see why in just a moment. have you with us and this is sports three here on twenty four hour r t i and you know neal let's take a look at our stories in brief nothing. not over yet slot on t.v. fight back in the cage west finals against top log on tuesday but they know i must win all three remaining games to take this series. top of the charts world cup final spain on the netherlands keep their perfect record intact the euro trying twelve qualifying. are often in miami maria sharapova survives a three and a half hour

cornell while they can clijsters have to work hard against her second round opponent is less sour and ronnie however unable to hold on to the momentum going down six story to the sun. and staying in florida when what he has claimed the biggest win of his korea as opposed to the lowest overall score of the cadillac championship at doral still vance now recaps the final rounds highlights. a genuine golf lover than watching the full world's top goldfish finally showing signs of returning to his past six times when a tiger woods made sure he would finish inside the top ten with a final round of six hundred sixty six number five tried to change by the end of jury. people dustin johnson couldn't hold on to his lead falling to second after calling a less than impressive simply one someday. elsewhere europeans and dress hansen and francisco molinari settle for joint third pants and then with a massive birdie putts on the thirteenth which improved his position radically propelling the dane into the leader group but it was what ne who took it all in the end of her close rivalry with johnson on the fin

seventy seven all of that around winning minutes to go but it was all chicago after that and finally ronnie biggs by a seven foot seven. saw brings us to the end of a small split in for the moment so we're back with more in two hours time next though it's well. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realm. we've done to the future covered.

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know responded with two way goals both coming in injury time an example sign me of a fan having ronnie's working with a minute to cut the gap but that was a local grabbing their first for voice of the season with a three two win over six arrivals. elsewhere a good start for the newly promoted personel but our boys in southern russian outfit earning a point the way to near neighbors on she could see over the male male school hein chances view on forbid we're not it's not the stadium with the best opportunities for both sides not coming until the last few moments a free kick from you brazil and signing the legend they're about to call us well kept out by the course the double people right before the fund was. started not chip well the first winners of the new season the side who narrowly missed out on european for the last day abating previous out of one they'll leandro all doing the necessary from the battle to spotlight on one meal the score of the match play the grozny due to spartak spell marina in cheek not being ready. over in england might stay united are into the semifinals of the

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be dominated by the burnings of this world and others there isn't really a way out except made to ronnie and that's kind of what i try to explain to people this is reduce your needs for. any kind of interaction with with the official economy and we will do better let's talk about oil for a second what role it plays it's in a triple digits again the last time oil prices were this high the stock market plunged shortly thereafter how do you see oil prices factoring into this going forward to meet you all on the short term view is that there's a lot of volatility of the long term view is that oil is without an industrial economy is loyal oil is pretty much a talks talks equates to now one of the big addition. to the second edition of my book that i made is a big chapter on peak oil where i debunk part of peak oil theory part of it that says that there will be very gradual declines in in the global production of crude oil spanning decades i have discovered that this is really bunk as and what we should be looking forward to is rapid stepwise declines where parts of the world are cut off from

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just spend millions trying to get the world to know it on a mission to cut corruption but why ban is ronnie folks an israeli businessman who george zero is almost one hundred million dollars in fitting in jail for almost six months with no bare. risks of pushing your wealth into georgia that story just ahead. as constance japan now why radiation levels in the sea water in the focus she will plan to continue to rise right now more than three and a half thousand times higher than normal radioactive material has also been detected in soil in the senate seat found government describe the situation as serious and unpredictable but unsuccessfully trying to restore the plant's cooling system and what's now the worst economic crisis since the tsunami. nuclear energy expert last poll wire he says there are parallels with that disaster after twenty five years ago. we believe was a very very dangerous and powerful substance you know very small quantities. of plutonium if it is ingested by a human body almost certainly going to go out and of cancer there's no concert one who saw the regular can fuel wh

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and i'm a bit of motor sport as the seven time defending ronnie champion sebastian love his balance back from his slow start to the world rally season the frenchman winning in mexico for the fifth straight time loads citron teammate sebastian all get top time sheets going into the final day but he crashed out on the first of the three remaining stages and took full advantage winning this stage and hanging on for the title finish. we could have an end and we are in matty and placed the podium in mexico have been an easy overall leader after winning the season opening race in sweden last month but lower moves up the second thing is nine points adrift of the tory yeah saw a very happy because it was a very tight but it was a. first rather write off for the star so we didn't know really what will be level of performance so for first look at the photos that we. saw the body was also the bottom probably just off some points but it's a bit. so that is always sport and i'm back with more in. question was that so much as it was your call to write on it. drawing battle of the collective bargaining

because as a libertarian i don't vote for many spending bills at all but i thought it was what has ronnie that the conservative republicans were going to. go home and brag about slashing funds on n.p.r. at the same time refusing to touch one nickel of one hundred thirty billion dollar war bill that was clinging to afghanistan and i made a point i thought it was highly inconsistent and i think you're absolutely right congressman ron paul thanks for dropping by matt thank you here to provide some more insight into this issue john nichols the washington correspondent for the nation magazine john welcome back. tom it's great to be with you thank you congressman because senate suggested the president obama may have actually committed an impeachable offense ralph nader went further and said obama is committing war crimes what's your take on that what you just heard congressman paul said. i think agreeing with my point that this the constitution requires a declaration of war before we. in the absence of a defense of war before we engage ourselves militarily elsewhere. i agree with these points o

twenty five percent of surrounding shops down for a group like this new york city supply shop owner ronnie juco called wal-mart a weapon of mass job destruction eventually will all be affected by. small business owners like you can also can't compete against wal-mart's powerful influence on us politics we have small businesses we don't have the kind of power we don't have you know two hundred three hundred thousand dollars to help somebody lobby for a senator or representative according to published reports in two thousand and ten wal-mart donated more than three million dollars to federal officials or candidates through their political action committee and spent more than six million dollars on the obvious the multinational corporation has also spent hundreds of millions of dollars settling or fighting employee lawsuits involving low wages labor law violations inadequate health care and gender discrimination it's like when you drop . it's stone in upon the ripples you know it goes all the way to the. last year wal-mart sales generated four hundred five billion dollars meanwhile new store

this is an honor to be involved in coaching players like joe and jerry and ronnie lott and many othersthese guys, this is is special as it gets. >> and a's hoping nearly two years after tommy john's surgery the reliever will bring an electric arm back to the bull pen. and a's and m's in phoenix, felix hernandez, look out. there is a giving just one run, and ichiro for a 2-0 lead. and there is the kuz, and there is a third of an inning walks four allow twoz runs. and the grapefruit league, phillies and yankees check out nick swisher here, flips over railing to catch the pop up and the swish is bringing it. there is a somersault in march. giants playing texas tonight. world series remax in the third inning. and 24 and 7 record sm. mary's probably has done enough. they would love to remove doubt. the way to do that is to beat gonzaga tonight. check out steven gray. there is a physical battle tonight. and and david stockton a beauty of a bounced pass late in the first half, gonzaga. and the championship game paul thomas had a upset. a lead before the lid was almost put on the basket. st. m

later, larry wilson, excuse me, larry west, his family, ronny nelson, back guys who played in that period, whose family and mothers understood if you could integrate that football team and not have white fans on one side and black stands on the other side in this big stadium, if you can integrate that team, then you can further integration in the community. >> was there a lot of push back or tension from the community when grady played? there>> there was tension from his own team. they later regretted that, and in the same season they realized that grady was a fellow with strong character. they recognized that. there was early resistance, yes. the high school coach at that period who just recently passed away made a point, he would -- the cafeteria on camp, he would sit by grady and all the other white players would not accept him early on, but the coach cook did that. the other thing he did at night when he felt there were problems, grady slept by him in his bunk. there were people who stepped forward like cook to help grady. >> tell us about the title. >> i got the title from research f

. >> reporter: turns out, it's not just fishermen like ronnie dean. >> we had an octopus the other daya big one, came out there and grabbed ahold of my hand like he wanted to shake hands with me. >> reporter: most will push an octopus back to sea or invite it to dinner. but this octopus caught a few years back met a much different fate. he became a celebrity. >> we provide a home for octopus they accidently catch while they are crab fishing. >> reporter: the unique program, san francisco's aquarium of the bay is offering to buy giant pacific octopus caught in traps, pays fishermen up to $300, depending on the size and condition of the catch. the octopus, which live up to five years, live out their days in the aquarium's waters. >> they are not something you normally see so it's a unique opportunity for people to see them up close and personal. >> reporter: right now the museum has four on display, including an 80-pound male caught last week. >> we really appreciate the fact that a lot of the crab fishermen cooperate with us and i think it's because they love the ocean, too, and realize