what a thrill it was for me to perform with billy in front of 110,000 of our fellow new yorkers at shea stadium, singing his ♪ "new york state of mind." ♪ billy joel... (applause) (chuckles) wow. billy joel is no less than a poet, a performer, a philosopher and today's american songbook. (applause) ♪ bennett: hicksville, long island. billy might have been the kid next door. joel: i knew i was not going to be a concert pianist. i just wanted to play music. ♪ you had to be a big shot, didn't ya ♪ bennett: he tried every style of music... and haircut. nine years of imitating other people, and he was going nowhere. he quit new york to hide out in l.a., and took a job at a piano bar. (piano playing) (harmonica playing) one night, he sat at his piano-- a painter at his easel-- creating a poignant world so real, you could see it as you heard it. ♪ it's 9:00 on a saturday ♪ the regular crowd shuffles in ♪ ♪ there's an old man... bennett: so began his journey to set to paper a young man's hopes and heartaches. ♪ a bottle of white ♪ a bottle of red ♪ perhaps a bottle of rosé instead ♪ ♪ what's th

thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> next, shea mitchell honors a woman who works tirelessly to bringd to those in need. still to come, sara bareilles honors our heroes with a moving performance. and we announce the cnn hero of the year. all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great... he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants huh the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment, with no annual fee. go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> welcome back. our final hero wants the people of the united states to eat healthier. which is we all know not an easy task, even for those who want to improve their diets, in some communities is difficult. one woman has found a way to bring good food to those who need it most. to tell us her story is star of the tv series "pretty little liars," this will be her third time attending our show, shea mitchell. [ applause ] >> a great idea can hit us at any moment. sometimes it takes hold of us in the simple quiet beauty of our everyday li

and still to come, shea mitchell and a performance by sara bareilles. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse.ient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> welcome back to "cnn heroes." in kenya, there are many maasai traditions that are beautiful and inspiring and celebrated with great pride. there is one tradition, however, that kenya has now outlawed, and with very good reason. this story may be difficult to hear and inappropriate for some younger viewers at home. but for the 140 million women and girls around the world who have survived female genital mutilation, or fgm, we think it's an important story for everybody to learn about and for all of us to speak out about. in some places, the law has changed, like in kenya, fgm cont

and still to come, shea mitchell and a performance by sara bareilles. >>> welcome back to "cnn heroes are many maasai traditions that are beautiful and inspiring and celebrated with great pride. there is one tradition, however, that kenya has now outlawed, and with very good reason. this story may be difficult to hear and inappropriate for some younger viewers at home. but for the 140 million women and girls around the world who have survived female genital mutilation, or fgm, we think it's an important story for everybody to learn about and for all of us to speak out about. in some places, the law has changed, like in kenya, fgm continues. here to tell us one woman's courageous story, please welcome the star of hbo's "girls," allison williams. [ applause ] >> i am so honored to be able to tell you a little bit about our next hero. she was born in a maasai village in kenya where she was engaged to be married at the age of 5. it is custom there for young women to undergo fgm, cutting, by the time they are teenagers. which also marks the end of a girl's education and the beginning of th

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because we were shea stadium.>> jimmy: no. >> yeah, really. it was sort of -- [ imitates pa crackling ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> and then all the girls were screaming. >> jimmy: no one heard anything. >> we couldn't hear anything. >> jimmy: another great concert. no one heard anything. but now it sounds amazing. it sounds so good. >> well, now it's very clear. you get great amplification. >> jimmy: do you go see many concerts yourself? >> yeah, i see a few. yeah, i saw the rolling stones, which were great. >> jimmy: this is amazing. [ cheers and applause ] you know, when keith spoke -- keith richards. he said you actually weren't as much rivals as we all think. you guys kind of knew each other. right? >> yeah, i mean, i have never really seen him except to kind of to say, "hey, how are you doing, man? love your new record." [ whistles ] until -- i went on holiday to the turks and caicos, and he has a place there. so every afternoon we hung and it was a pretty cool week. >> jimmy: how fun is that? oh, my gosh. the

everyone on the same page ♪ and you're mine >> reporter: the song "you're mine" written by elizabeth shea bottom of this cliff. >> when cody told me he was going to propose to jordan. i wasn't supportive of it. i didn't feel like they had a strong relationship. he said basically this is what he wanted to do. he, he wanted our support. but i did have conversation with him saying that, i think he should, you know reconsider. >> cody's best friend, cameron frederickson testified today. in fact for the last three days. cody's closest friend have lined up to testify against the woman they never wanted him to marry. but in their quest to prove jordan committed first degree murder, prosecutors have turned to some surprising witnesses. jordan's maid of honor. >> tell us what it was like to see her? >> even her teary eyed stepbroth stepbrother. fbi agents say, jordan shoved her husband face first off this cliff into a stream at montana's glacier national park. the medical examiner says, he found no sign of a wedding ring on cody or in the water. prosecutors belief she blindfolded him and pushed hi

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it's shea it continues to play dirty tricks to create agressive baucus tanaka by pitch meet its own region is embroiled in fact it in stock. recently a sunny medical student nor did i. the incident split up the good intentions across the country. gunman to the pool into the dough off of august on the sunni sect in a room and police were deployed to prevent mold by then it's off to the anti shiite faction called the protests. i saved it in stride. as with lusting in august on the shia muslims make up above twenty percent of the one hundred and eighteen million population the llama some songs are among the punjabi don't often listen not want to mop with songs like leaving a mosque said moment of the film to see the buckeyes station the audit of the net. but they will sit having a look that good. by then. yes she was sold by members of the bad all the guys east sea by sabah which had repeatedly said it wanted to experience the arts from august on listen up but not till monday done. modano the company said in the street. the killing of grandma was part of a big goal. and that the situation is

it's not going shea. you evening will do little. all welcome. coming up what's next in the standoff in ukraine with the government survived a no confidence vote. pro eu demonstrated still want but had a secure channel called rich. for that last minute about states were bikes get excited with moscow instead of brussels. we'll see how it turned out it's

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glance at me with an sunday's edition of nice line it's monday to sender nine crime capital and shea and tokyo. members of that north korea's ruling party has confirmed something that speed limits that day. they announced that the uncle of the routine junk bond has being dismissed as on tanks and as vice chairman of the national defense commission and was widely seen as his mentor the political bureau of the workers' party an ounce cans dismissal through state run media is said the decision was made at a meeting in pyongyang on sunday attended i can jump on teams that can hamper efforts to build a strong and prosperous nation he said ten was co opted by capitalism and downs in a deep pain to livestock. officials with the south korean intelligence service said last week academy. the men they are and they said two of his aides may have being executed i must say there may have been a power struggle within the leadership. people in bangkok are bracing for another major demonstration protesters are calling for the resignation of thai prime minister eamon auctioneer want their clandestine

that's all for now thanks much for joining us significantly the air shea. it seems to me contact century. he said asked the reason i'm only home. first two. two explosions at its that time focused documentary series from which it though captivating documentary said reports covers business and science alternative teaching historical and present day events as well as sports and leisure. in focus saturdays and sundays at four thirty pm when chc!vez would willingly using. it is six one. what she knew was with the adults them. chevron bp or not the sale of four tall chair and looks set to be agreeing to the preferred bidder is some truth to the company

shea i think it has on taiwan and all. as far as i said good evening is now six pm the time you're watching it the city. with the stereo bob. you knew you . the news on him. christian is the world over are celebrating increase its coal plants is held his first midnight mass at the vatican during which he urged followers to take care of the fort frances is me humility and service to less fortunate central tenets of his tenure as part of the pope broke with tradition and charities debts you have the baby jesus to the vatican's need to be himself rather than having a do it for him. it was a city of bethlehem that christians from around the world arrives to attend the mass held at the church of the need to be the place for poppers

glance at me with an sunday's edition of nice line it's monday to sender nine crime capital and shea and tokyo. members of that north korea's ruling party has confirmed something that speed limits that day. they announced that the uncle of the routine junk bond has being dismissed as on tanks and as vice chairman of the national defense commission and was widely seen as his mentor the political

a day shea. last week it felt as if winter was right around the corner but today felt like fall weather. we then for an outlook of the weather forecast for december let's go over try to put down at the left of center put down the evening giants he had these days it's difficult to get a grasp of the weather because it changes so frequently. but lest i get that idea on how to stem that is shaping up well in early december went for a catch to get more than an epic showers or snow especially in the southern regions however be said have at the seasonal temperatures. now mid to late december looks to be cold with temperatures dipping below seasonal averages plus those of you in the west was freed and said be ready for heavy snowfall. now moving on to our current conditions the nation is at the end of the high pressure system from nine am which is why edwards the cloud atlas. well dry weather warnings i still can't bank and east coast regions and it has been almost a month of those conditions. now the f

shea. you new wing will do little little little little headline news on and on australian authorities arrested two men in dc are linked to islamist extremist groups. when evan and is suspected of leading a city worker degree to which sends people to fight in the syrian civil war and the other was taken into custody on suspicion of being a recruit the thirty nine year old suspected ringleader and twenty three year old suspected recruits are to be charged into the following encouraging ten recruiting the act outlaws australian residents or citizens traveling overseas to fight to recruiting he

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turning into free labor undermine the existing jobs the paintings in the world also in eighteen months shea the roo. it was. we will or will. welcome to watch it all started out on the stuff coming up it's the false been kept debate. why did riot police in ukraine's capital first move and then pulled back. according to president richard m co which it was said to give dialogue a chance. so we fed the opposition still be mobilized as ever after fifteen days and markets punishing ukrainian

shea are considered part of the network. >> kathryn. you have covered it sense the very district attorney after the attacks and why are the accounts of what happened that night so different? >> harus, thank you. the republican congressmen has access to classified briefings and wrongidate toe so ho will polled it wouldly fox hows. a day after twp 12. and are it was i span know allous video. the congressman edkited to fox nows. is more of who is responsible. they have strong al-qaeda toys. separately fox news confirmed through inteleigence sources that are not authare otherwised to speak to the record, the co suspects in the benghazi terrorist attack have strong tees to al-qaeda leadership. >> we have a former did tain ear. and we have one that is a former gurd network. >> you must balance it out in the each your own doning >> congressman colorol dlshgs b. they said there was no emelectrician to the people that were killed employee upon the roll of bepg penning. and how did you ha that is can up classified. and it is one month before the

but the new incoming fed chair, she has said, sheas to reach a point where she gets to neutral but it is too soon. gerri: too soon? should it stop now? >> it is funny i had a a discussion this morningul about this.peri should the tapering p/e is slowly are all at once? there are risks althoughro there are broad based bubbles appear is with the a housing bust on the east are coast and the southwest those areas are at risk. the next tapering decision s if you get a strong joba number for november there is a slight risk they could do something especially if it is big. i think things are elevated. gerri: david? >> eric is another piece. e he has expertise in energy and oil. if you look at the build out of the energy sector you didil make the case for falling oil prices also agricultural prices but then they start the pering who will catch a falling knife in the mortgage-backed securitiesba are on the market and the rates will start to rise will the institutionalet investors go to mortgage-backed securities to let their rates go up? if they do then you run the real risk. will there ever be

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the sheas are very dangerous. the fbi is trying to determine what might have led that 26-year-old to jump over board. >>> the world's best formula one driver michael shumacher is fighting for his life after suffering a head injury while he was skiing in the french alps. he under went emergency brain surgery. he is listed in critical condition. he was wearing a helmet. the ski resort saying he was conscious. the 7 time formula 1 champion retired from racing last year. >> the nfl regular season ends in dramatic fashion. first sunday night football. eagles and cowboys. in the 4th chapter 24-16 eagles dallas back up. connects with dez bryant for the score but they missed the two point conversion. still down two driving in the final minutes. his pass int represented by the eagles. eagles win the nfc east. >> packers and bears green bay down one under a minute left in the 4th quarter. aaron rogers with a desperation heave hits randall could be on a 48 yard touchdown pass. they win the nfc north. chargers game tied in th

. >> i always kind a reason to find i this report shea shairky. the unemployment rate is down and we have created 200,000 jobs every month but a quarter of the jobs were higher payin paying j6 an hour or more. that is what wei we are concernd about. 1:5 is still low paying. that is part 69 problem. >> of the problem. it's not gang busters and teabs noit'snot a raw numbers thing. sgenerally speaking the qawl quy of jobs is higher. >> at first glance it would appear it's a big deal, but is it? world gets ou obsessed with the unemployment rate. >> i couldn't care less. that number measures a group of people in a changing group of larkehearingerlarger people. i do don't care about that number. more than 150,000 joan because that is the number of more people that come into the work force every month than who retire or pass away. everybodeverything above that i. and those things tell me that it's good if i were you an everybody else i wouldn't boa bt 5%. >>> the white house has been waiting for this for sometime and whether seven percent matters at all.

sheaed not checked the roof in... >> i would say two years, three years. >>> a common mistake.ve our heads, out of mind s there anything she could have done? >> if they had insulation like this, you can leave a fixture in your house a shower head dripping a little bit. moving water is harder to freeze. >> you know it's a basic lesson in plumbing prevention. betsy green, you're a good sport. >> lesson learned here, check pipes every year. check weather. >> it could have been worse. >> the two repairs i'm doing are not expensive. at least with our company. >> that is wayne freedman reporting. the cold snap got colder last night. is where abc7 news is. laura? >> hi, carolyn. want to give you perspective. it's colder here right now than it is all the way aares the country. in boston, it's great for the ice skater buzz not so good for other folks. >> you can see this. and this. >> down to her socks this 74-year-old has layers just to survive inside of her home. >> temperatures is low. i just know it's low. i don't care. how degrees. >> the low income senior has an outdateed and brok

sheaed not checked the roof in... >> i would say two years, three years. >>> a common mistake. out of sight, above our heads, out of mind s there anything she could have done? >> if they had insulation like this, you can leave a fixture in your house a shower head dripping a little bit. moving water is harder to freeze. >> you know it's a basic lesson in plumbing prevention. betsy green, you're a good sport. >> lesson learned here, check pipes every year. check weather. >> it could have been worse. >> the two repairs i'm doing are not expensive. at least with our company. >> that is wayne freedman reporting. the cold snap got colder last night. is where abc7 news is. laura? >> hi, carolyn. want to give you perspective. it's colder here right now than it is all the way aares the country. in boston, it's great for the ice skater buzz not so good for other folks. >> you can see this. and this. >> down to her socks this 74-year-old has layers just to survive inside of her home. >> temperatures is low. i just know it's low. i don't care. how degrees. >> the low income senior has an

in fact, more than half of the polls shea they wish the -- polls say they wish the health care law hadot all. joining us now is republican congressman and/or that you pea duck surgeon -- and/or that you pea duck surgeon, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> we are days away from the first phase of obamacare kicking in and there are a number of concerns as we have been .ing out. pointing out. even if you think you enrolled we are hearing there are problems with processing the information and if you show up at your doctor's office on january 1st or shortly thereafter, you are expecting to be covered and your doctor's office may have no record you are actually indeed covered. what are folks supposed to do then? >> that's a real challenge. this is the back end questions that have been asked for the past couple weeks. we are transitioning from the sign up period for obamacare, for the affordable care act, into the implementation and the actual service of health care for individuals. as a physician i can tell you the doctors i talked to who are trying to run their offices and trying

shea told more than half a million -- she sold more than half a million digital albums in three days.u kind of have to be a beyonce to be able to do that. >>> now there are reports of reports that pipa middleton might be engaged. >> she's really become a star and people are always talking about her. ths is ijust another instance of talk. nothing is confirmed at all. when she is engaged, i'm sure there will be a statement. >> your phone will ring. >> yes she'll text me d anthen i'll tell you, but no. it's fun to talk about will this pretty girl get married like her pretty sister. that's just part of this sort of culture, but nothing is confirmed. >> plus she's also linked to the royal family now, so who wouldn't want to be? >> so when it happens, we'll all be happy and say congrats, pipa, but i'm not convinced. >>> still ahead a foreign diplomat humiliated during a strip search in new york city, why authorities stopped her right after the break. >> let me show you temperatures across the lower 48. there's no arctic air for now, 38 in bismarck while we stand at 42. we'll come back, talk

. >> he says very much the same thing during shea's rebellion when he is in france and many people were outraged by that, jefferson passed it off and said the tree of liberty needs to be watered with the blood of patriots. team measured a generation as lasting 20 years or so. he was as i said a revolutionary who favored change, change in a sense that each generation -- >> could provide for itself its own happiness. quickly, it was hamilton that is responsible for jefferson being our third president. >> that is right. >> hamilton was never president, but he adds a federalist wes a before a federalist majority house, though we different political philosophy is a man of principle and he cares about this country as much as i do whereas burr is a small minded man who only things of himself. i want to sway the house to vote for jefferson for president. that is how jefferson, that is very fitting for a jefferson's vision to be above hamilton's and hamilton's capitalist vision to uplift jefferson's egalitarianism. >> i think he sort of grudgingly thought that as bad as jefferson was, he was bet

. >> well, first of all, sheas to be approved by the senate.re a lot of senators who are anxious to hold up this nomination. she is a knownederal reserve establishment bureaucrat and economist. she is also -- lou: you did not say cars carrying air. >> no. as the old days. i might have said tha then. so she has to get through the senate. i do believe that she will, but i think it is going to be a surprisingly contentious hearing and voting procedure. but janet yellen is bright, and she knows that in order to rare taper they have to do it extremely gradually and in a minimalist fashion. lou: in that regard, she certainly understands. ben bernanke underands it be read the entire federal market committee and stance that. yet investors are acting if this were a a conclave of idiots meeting to set monetary policy, that they would act rationally, do somethingraconian and destctive in making judgment about their decisions to ease up on bond purchases. why is that -- why has that permeated both the press and apparently the policy thinking in this countr

. >> what do you do with the sheaings?t. >>> robert frank is here with our story. >> the super rich are way from the rest of the world, we now have the freedom ship. one-mile long, 24-story tall mega ship, really a floating city rather than a boat. it would carry 50,000 residents, 30,000 visitors, own home, hotels, packs, hospital, casino, and airport at the top. it's too big to dock. it would travel around the world. they would port along the way. it would cost $10 billion to build. they are looking for startup financing. director telling me they're still in talks with several possible investors, including some in asia. after the story went viral over the weekend, they've been barraged by inquiries for people that want to buy homes or operate companies on the ship. a chief marketing officer told me there's a 25% chance they'll get funding. not looking clear. unclear how it would be with taxes but not registered in the united states. >> thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. >> i'll see you tonight on "fast." "closing bell" is

. >> what the industry is saying, sheas wine of the fewest artists.ut out all of the promotions budget, you can't buy a single, you have to buy the whole album. so it's incredible she is able to do this. >> there are videos, this is not just music. there's alsovideos attached to this. when you look at twitter and facebook, you cannot scroll through your news feed or twitter feed without seeing people weigh in about how good it is or controversial it is that she did do this on her own terms. >> i haven't heard it yet. >> i haven't heard it yet. >> i'm anxious. >> a lot of people say this is her best work yet. this is second only to justin timberlake's 2020 experience in terms of shattering records and i tune sales. so this is big, big, big stuff. some lucky beetles fans got their hands on rare recordings. a collection of 59 previously unreleased songs from the fab four went on sale on apple itunes stores in several countries this morning. only briefly. some of the beetles iconic hits perform in 1963. this was seen as way to extend the 50 year copy writ

. >> reporter: that's how shea explains to her daughter how she came into the world. >> emma has beene to process that at her age. i don't know what what level but it's heard and repeated. >> reporter: she is referring to her egg donor, her sister, jennifer kimball, who offered the donation when she learned she wouldn't be able to have a successful pregnancy on her own. >> i wanted to help her. she helped me whenever i needed it. >> reporter: so that means both woman is both aunt and mom to emma who is now 4 years old. traditionally couples looking for donor eggs have turned to anonymous donors but they're seeing more and more people looking to family members. >> and many couples the idea of having a dounor within the famiy is appealing. most often it's a sister and there's the thought that thises to maintain a genetic link. >> reporter: dominion reproductive endocrinologist says using a family donor has lots of benefits. thi there is knowledge about the donor's medical history and it can be a lot less expensive. an anonymous donors can get paid up to $10,000. with a family member the

we are talking about 29-year-old shea son cas sim of minnesota, spent the last eight months locked up in the united arab emirates. authorities say this video threatened national security. today he was set to tell his side of the story in court. now washington and would trying to get him out of jail. sara sidner has it the story from abu dhabi. >> hi, this it is will ferrell and adam mckay. and we are submitting this in support of shez. >> will ferrell and other well-known comedians are taking up a serious cause, banding to the to fight for the release of american citizen shezen cas zem known as shez. >> locking people up for what they say or what they think is funny is brutal and beyond that, it just doesn't work. >> if anyone deserves to go to jail, i do. >> he has been locked up for the past eight months after posting this video online. >> now, this is more dangerous weapon. >> he filmed it with several friends. all are now being held. they intended it to be a pair rod about would be gangsters on the not so dangerous streets of a dubai suburb. cas sem had been working and living in

that was the same when sheas watching herself on those tapes. but it did change when her brother started sobbing into the microphone. it was heartbreaking. many of the people in the courtroom, john, were moved that. includes jordan graham. it does appear at least she did wipe a tear away. so that's about the most emotion we've seen from her. >> kyung lah, what a day and still more to come. thank you so much from montana. >>> let's dig deeper now. joining me now live cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney mark geragos. cnn anyst anfoer prosecutor sunny hostin and -- and forensic scientist lauren codlinsky. mark, i want to start with you here. videos showing graham lying police. bogus e-mails. her brother sobbing on the stand. this seems to be tough for the defense. >> well look, it's not easy when you're charged with murder in any case. so there is always a reason why they charge you with murder in this case it's because they didn't have much physical evidence that proved it but they did have all of these changing stories. so the defense

kylie shea is walking the hallways with her friends when she suddenly has trouble breathing. attempting to sit down, she collapses and it's all caught on a time lapse security camera. kylie's friends run for help and the first person they see is phys ed coach and she has no idea what a dramatic turn her day is about to take. >> just a normal day. we just got through with p.e. and two girls came running in and said kylie is having a seizure come quick. i just took off as quick as i could. as soon as i got to her i could tell it wasn't a seizure, she was having convulsions. there was zero responsiveness and her body was just twitching. >> reporter: as far as she knows, kylie is a perfectly healthy child, at least she was until now. the coach recognizes how grave the situation is. i said, go get coach reece because i knew right away she would need cpr. his day is about to take a dramatic turn. >> i hear a girl call coach reese, coach reese, kylie is having a seizure. i immediately run out of the office and i see kristen over kylie saying i think she's having a seizure. she fell

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shea. you evening will do little. all welcome. coming up what's next in the standoff in ukraine with the government survived a no confidence vote. pro eu demonstrated still want but had a secure channel called rich. for that last minute about states were bikes get excited with moscow instead of brussels. we'll see how it turned out it's this tuesday evening. and to approach the broader question designed to quickly get the last laugh for all it's still on when it comes to the future of ukraine. that's coming up austin and jackson today. pr begins during the newsroom and say hello again to clear profit. thank you also are these other headlines thousands of people continued to protest and she advised of the opposition failed to force out the government's with an air of confidence faith and condiments. the name checked in on call basis police from a batting cage that and now anti government protest is to enter the compound of government buildings. and paul shaw read on the balcony to check into it gets six years in jail. ordering the

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. >> shea big boy. >> smell the coffee. >> this is what gets me up in the morning. >> the world is changingw normal, isn't it? >> it may be christmas vacation, but president obama has some homework. >> the message is railroad clear. nsa, you've gone too far. >> james clapper should resign. >> okay, here it comes. >> what happens to anybody in this country who loses as the no, ma'am knie knee to their party? they become a loser for life. >> they all think they know what it is like to run. >> nobody knows what it's like. >> i have to push for the answer. >> i am seriously thinking about it. >> make that decision, you know, some time next year. >> we are following breaking news out of london where police say an unknown number of people were injured when the balcony or perhaps a ceiling at london's apollo theater collapsed. rescue crews are currently on the scene, as you can see there. and we will keep an eye on the story. >>> now, before president obama heads off to hawaii for his holiday vacation tomorrow, he's got a budget deal to sign. and along with the board shorts, he may be packing othe

shea think recently lost her husband and she was really lonely, so she calls an ambulance because she knows that when she called 911 someone will come and pick her up and talk to her, take her to the hospital and she will interact with more people. this was written about recently in the atlantic. a big case about loneliness is a powerful determinant of health. i think 20% actually many of their expenses strike to the core of what we are talking about here. >> so why this book and why now? when i came here you are this giant global health. you were in in ethiopia the first week that i got to yale. why write a book on u.s. health policy lacks how did this book come about? >> i a not an end in itself. that is different so i think we put forward lessons from scandinavian certainly there are models at the local level and planning health and social side-by-side which are wonderful and if we could do them on a local level they want to take them up, bless them but i also think some of the larger lessons just about health care culture in this country, chest of government, chest of one another

letter to the same person where she said, i wish said shea boy, and said that she has missed the most exciting summer. >> their travels, we have a graphic on our screen. it shows the breadth of the positions taken around the world. they were posted in china and london. world war i. he took the job is part of the commission for the relief of belgium. later on, the head of the u.s. food administration. he served as the secretary of commerce under harding and coolidge. one question, i read that hoover was a globetrotter, how many countries did she visit? beyond china and london, what other parts of the world they see before the white house? >> several of the countries in southeast asia. burma, cambodia. traveled to the countries of north africa. some of the countries in the middle east. they were also in russia. that is just the short list. >> during this time, they published together. what was that aspect of their career? >> she had published pieces on geology on her own. one of them was a biography on the creator of the seismograph. the work that they did together was a translation of

shea-porter: i'm going to read a letter. now that i'm laid off and older i'm having difficulty finding a job, i cannot get unemployment extension. i never collected anything in my life. so now what? i'm going to be homeless. i do not qualify for anything because i spent too much -- i made too much money. what am i go go to do? a homeless shelter? my credit is damage. i do not qualify for retraining programs because i have excellent skill sets. all i hear is i'm in a perfect storm. sorry, you are not alone. i have been a productive member of society for many years and do not consider myself a taker. how many will lose their homes, dignity and hope. to my constituent, i do know and americans know and it was wrong to leave without fixing this problem. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. in addition to congratulating and saluting mel watt, i want to rise and absolute our friend , nicki mays tonight. nicki, i have to say to you, first

martha: carol shea-porter in new hampshire also considered vulnerable and subject to the same sort ofampaign they will run up there. these are coming from the nrcc. scott peters in california, considered vulnerable will be subjected to ads according to the piece that ran in powe lit key today. one of my questions, could it backfire? are republicans jumping the gun on this? are they playing it well? if you were advising them would you say that? >> if i had enough money to sustain something like this for a period of time probably i would, the thing they have to be careful of, we tooked about this before, take mentality of an election year from now and project it from this point forward. and is the affordable care act going to be in this kind of trouble? if it is, then they don't even have to run these ads. probably will win a lot of seats. i think they better be careful because they set expectations so low for the affordable care act, if they exceed that, that is to say if the act exceeds itself, more people sign up, it will not be that big of an issue. when you go into the campaign sea

when ever someone doesn't win the drawing, we're seeing people coming into this atlanta store who sheahey have haven't played the lottery in years but decided to come in today because the jackpot has gotten so big, jon. jon: i know you've been talking to some of the people there about what they would do with, you know, $586 million, minus taxes of course. what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, a lot of people say that they're going to quit their job, hands down. at love people say they will buy a new house, a new car. we even met one woman in the store who said she would share the money with strangers. listen. >> i would give away $100 bills, right and left, left and right. all kind of things. then go on a world tour. >> reporter: now if you win the jackpot you have two options. you can either receive the full $586 million in annual installments over 29 years or you can opt for a single cash payout of approximately $317 million. but on, jon, as you pointed out, both of those figures are pretax. while we can't predict who will eventually win the megamillions lottery we can predic