wase's certain destination the u.s. capitol building. cuff those people were protected by one thing alone, everyday americans supporting that claim, keeping it from its destination. we have an obligation in government to play the role that we play, but let's not lose sight of the fact that we have this asset, everyday americans, who will step up to support that mission. the second is a story that virtually very few new yorkers know. september 11, after the towers came down, many new yorkers went south. some of them discovered for the first time that man had was an island. a colleague of mine did something rather spontaneous. calling out of the broadcast frequency, he asked any available boats to come to lower manhattan and help these people off the island. ferryboats, tugboats, barges, yachts, converging on lower manhattan, evacuating close to 500,000 people. all over the course of several hours. putting that in context, the great dunkirk evacuation of the british troops, resulting in the certain destruction of the expeditionary force, w

. >> what's-- was the-- wased bodydismembered? >> sphwhient answer that out of the respect for the family. >> reporter: the familiar will can be - the family sent arequest for privacy and compassion giddings graduated from law school at mercer university this year a friend reported her missing after she had not heard from her in nearly a week. now a neighbor is considered a person of interest in the case e told reporters--- case. he told reporters he and others searched for her. >> we looked around the place and no sign of a trug -- struggle and nothing. she was gone. all of her stuff was there, herid was there and her wallet was there, but she was -- she was just gone. >> reporter: police released no information about the cause of death but have included a searchof a nearby landfill in the investigation. the neighbor says he saw something on giddings's computer. >> she said she was afraid in her apartment she thought one tried to break in on thursday night and she was afraid to stay in there. >> reporter: steven mcdaniel way as a

multiple times she said she wases in various forms of addiction treatment.ck 0 black" in 2006, she pretty much couldn't hold a job, had to cancel concerts all the time, was supposed to be working on music and albums and it never quite happened. for anyone that's known an addict, it felt uncomfortably familiar, this person is talented and couldn't hold it together. she was arrested five times over the course of the last five years of her life for drug-related charges, for getting into fights and assaults. and it's really sort of the portrait of somebody who bounces back and forth between rehab, between police stations, between toxic relationships in the last few years of her life. >> we're showing this video from the sun which supposedly shows her smoking and heating up a pipe there. we can imagine what she would only be smoking if this is indeed true. then just weeks later, or days later, she ended up in rehab after this video surfaced. is this how she's going to be remembered? i hope not. >> you know, i hope not, too. but this sadly, it was the last five ye

>> caller: hi, wasees, georgia. >> host: good morning. >> caller: you won't like what i have to say. >> guest: that's quite all right. fire away. >> caller: i look at you as the epitome of the problem, a big government supporter, you come from california that leads the nation in many, many things, and certainly lead the nation in going broke. >> guest: yeah, i agree. >> caller: government is not the answer. free enterprise is the answer. unlocking people from debt and from taxation. we've been duped as a nation into thinking that this horrendous debt that you've incurred, spending hats in washington is necessary and proper. it's not. it's evil. it's tearing this country apart. the people are like children. they just keep plodding along thinking this is the way life has to be. >> host: pete, what would you like to see happen regarding the debt ceiling? >> caller: i think they should lower it by 50%. >> guest: not raise it, lower it? >> caller: absolutely. get out of this nightmarish mentality that it's necessary, that this kind of out of control debt is necessary. >> host: i cut you o

but one of the biggest point wases that james jones was a deserter. deserted the war, went back and was discharged. i think because of it, di discharged. my question, your comments on hemingway's sexuality, there's a big controversy over that. whether he was homosexual or whatever, but i think moreso, the evidence sort of lies in his work, a lot of the role reversal between men and women, especially in bed or, you know, the bedroom dialogue talk, and also the lasting effects of his mother dressing him and his sister up as twins. hemingway in dresses and everything were really abnormal, i mean it was normal at the time, but for a norp al length of time might have had a lasting effect on this and it's usual lit women, short hair sh cut short like a boy's and -- >> ok, caller, thanks. let me interrupt because we understand the point and have only a couple of minutes left. susan beegle? >> first of all, the baby clothes business sort of came up in a biography. all little boys of that era wore dresses until they were breached at about age 2. the zipper had

. >> i wases going it say that. >> if you're not an apple person, can you get the same thing from --s an apple one serving? >> a small apple. a big apple, two servings. >> we've heard the thing about carrots making you see better. is that true? >> it is actually true. because they contain a compound called beta carotene, the building block of vitamin a, which is important of building the structures in your eye and helping you with vision. so carrots are good. just keep in mind that other vegetables like spinach are just as good, it has the beta carotene, and other compounds which i'm sure you know about. lutein and zeoxanthine. >> that was right on the tip of my tongue. >> lowers the risk for macular degeneration, so spinach and carrots are both good. >> this one-day know about, l-tryptophan. >> it makes you sleepy, turkey. >> it's the turkey and the milk you drink and ate yesterday that will help you sleep today. because there are compounds that tryptophan, they're the building block tore a chemical called serotonin that helps you sleep. but it's the stuff floating around in your bl