boy, you people pained. just watch what happens here. where have we seen that before? we blew jimmy jones apart at that point. henry and donaldson were critical to what happens at shiloh for the fall of the two forts open the tennessee valley to union control with union gun boats. it was an avenue of invasion. an ascent up the river brought the united states forces clearly within contact of the western confederate railroads. confederates reacted to this. they had to. they had to rally. they had to concentrate. and whether or not they wanted to, the strategic point was the lynchpin of corinth, mississippi. not only were they falling back before the what would be soon advancing federal forces, they were concentrating forces from elsewhere. the gulf coast was basically stripped of all available manpower. leaving only token defensive forces. and in the aftermath of shiloh, new orleans would fall. pensacola would fall. all of them sacrificed for the national concentration they attempted to pull off at corinth, which was partially successful. because confederate forces did c

you have cron's disease, this is another reason to quit. >> it is hard to get people to quit. what do you say to people? >> chrone's disease can be very painful. you tell them smoking can really change that, i think that is another motivation. for the other health reasons, these are things they may not be able to see, but for the here and now, they may be able to see the results. >> talk about the symptoms of chohn's disease. >> the common one can be diarrhea, pain in the stomach. there are a host of symptoms that can come from, but those are common symptoms. >> is it genetics? >> genetics do play a role. there is a genetic role. we think there is an environmental role. we think it is probably some kind of -- something in our environment, maybe something we eat during the course of our lives that sort of triggers this. we know that smoking can trigger it. that is one of the variables that you can control to try to reduce the risk of getting crohn's disease or the -- or limit the severity of it. >> thank you so much for joining us. good information. >> thank you for having me. >> if you have any other questions or you would like a referral, ca

little bit harder for me to watch him go through because i know how much pain he was in the first treatment. and it hurts to see people youin pain. >> there's some swelling in the hospital. by the time we got home it was pretty poofed out. by about 10:00 last night my eye was already almost this bad. they just progressively keeps getting worse. i still have flashbacks. past things that i've done, things that have happened to me. >> one of brian's recurring nightmares centers on an incident that took place after he and fellow skinheads roughed up an african-american man. >> well, we went outside, the black guy was gone. and he had about seven or eight of his buddies out there waiting for the four of us. he came back and he put a .380 in my face. it was a big gun. and planted it against my forehead and told me he was going to shoot me. so at that point i was scared to death, obviously. i thought i was going to die. but it really dawned on me the next morning that i came that close to having my brains all over the side of a building. and i still -- i still see his face and feel that gun on my forehead most nights, actually.

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may be addicted to pain killer data showing that about 7 million people use prescription drugs for nonmedical reasons. and the number dwarfed the ones addicted to could caine. thank youe annual pain killers have quadrupled to 16,000 and surpasses heroin and cocaine and obviously, the first question i have to ask, is how in the world are people getting prescriptions and who writing them. how are they getting them. >> the health care professionals, today people want the pain relief immediately, quick, and with, you know, usually one pill. and many other modalities can help you relieve chronic pain, physical therapy, yoga, manipulation, things like that, prior diet and exercise, in today's society they want-- >> doctor, i have to be honest, are he very quick to give out pain medication for anything. i went to a teeth cleaning and offered ibuprofen, and i knew women who had c-sections and much tougher than me. where is the regulation and why isn't the federal government cracking down on this and making sure that people can get one prescription and going out and buying tons and tons of prescriptions and selling it on the black market? >> some states have lagged hine and o

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you know there's the people are the problem people are the problem the greedy they lie to see people they manipulate up you know their egocentric we understand that and people in government i just the same pains risk people with more power so that's why we have the checks and balances and i'm i'm all for young boys scrutiny and this and that however. we live in a context the united states and israel i'm sure it tact from the international left which is very powerful well of dictators in south america that somebody seems to get along with. from the islam no fascists. and we live in an age when they had nuclear weapons and chemical or biological i think there's going to be and i can cast a fee that will dwarf everything that happened in the twentieth century in the twenty first because of this don't you think you see the creation of an enormous secretive bureaucracy doing each other favors involved in rotating door contracts but don't you see that perhaps can be similar to what occurred in the soviet union and we need a strong surgeon any if we eliminate competition but the fact of it look you've got a leftist in the white house a guy who was brought up and trained by communists whose whole pol

martha: you think people will take that pain, you think this is the moment they're willing to do it? d job and opportunity is not pain. that's hope. hope and opportunity is what people come to america for. martha: understood. >> i don't think anyone is saying we're going to cut off peoples' support, the safety net is still there, if it needs to be repaired, we need to improve it, but the right course for the american people is not to say how can government do more. it's instead to say how can we help you do more, and achieve more and achieve your dreams. martha: paul ryan has put out a plan, been very specific. you've been very supportive of that plan, the president joked in a way saying you thought it was a marvelous plan that paul ryan had, but donald trump, who also supports you, came out and he said that it would be a big mistake to embrace this ryan plan at this time, he said -- he's sort of -- he said -- he said bright guy, not a good inches player, and my takeaway is donald trump is suggesting that people will not tolerate having entitlements or government spending cut back at

you seeing? with crohn's disease more and more people are being diagnosed and it is not curable but if you have gas, bloating, belly pain should have it checked out, many medications are needed to treat it but it affects 500,000 americans on a yearly basis, so it is something that should be -- doctors should be looking for and you should be asking questions about. >> excellent, doctor you will be hear answering phones, i just pulled you away from a phone call and the phones are ringing off the hook. back to you in the studio. >> once again if you have any questions about chronic gastro gastrointestinal issues call and ask them. >>> be sure to check back in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00, international embarrassment, new reaction to the photos of u.s. troops posing with corpses in afghanistan and more on the shooting death of a new mother in texas and the kidnapping of her three day old baby. join us for these stories and the breaking news today at 4:00, that is right after dr. phil. stay with us the five-day- forecast is what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. with the sleep number bed, it's not about

the reality is that when you sit there on the ground in sanford, you listen to people in the community, you hear a broad pain about the humiliation of racial profiling, hear a very sharp and deep pain about boy after boy, man after man being killed in that community be it by bad cop or by thug, and the cops just not responding in the same way. trayvon, three days in the morgue, shot 70 feet from his father's girlfriend's house. no one knocking on any doors to say who is this boy in this community. no one calling back on the cell phone number. just a real frankly neglect of official duty. and then finally, we've got to get to these stand your ground laws and the reality that they're really shoot first laws, laws that permit this wild west culture where you have two drug dealers who are packing and they both feel threatened and start shooting at each other and they're both in the wrong -- >> i don't know if you had a chance to see michael bloomberg yesterday, the mayor of new york, but he's one of a whole lot of mayors who are really pushing to either eliminate stand your ground, stop them from getting passed

a it was pretty clear that most people are serious when it comes to their large >> i need my break-in that is just how it is a >> it is a mental and physical pain >> you need to get out of the office and get away from the people sometimes. i think it is in the employer's best interest >> today the california supreme court ruled that employers do not need to police for lunch break any more meaning that if you choose to skip the state mandated half-hour and you want to work, the employer does not need to pay do. illegal law professor says that this is actually win for the workers because it clarifies the law >> it will make employees make considerable more effort to schedule the workers the opportunity to take the lunch but there are workers who don't want them in there is no liability >> if you want to take to launch your employer cannot stop you or schedule deadlines that would keep you from taking it >> for example, truckdrivers. they often grab a bite and get in their truck and go because they are paid on the basis that encourages them to do this. this will give them more leeway to make sure that the schedule their deliveries so they really cannot t

you know, of people. and i try to help people as much as possible. >> don't you find when you've gone through something like that and it's been so painful in a publicay, people are really -- the kindness in people comes out. you'll get the people that are just waiting for you to destroy yourself, but for the most part it brings out the best in people. they really want you to do well, they want to see you recover. >> they are pulling for you. and there are second chances. and people love that. and many of the people that gave me second chances are in this building. i mean this is where i started working and -- >> a long time ago. >> and you've always been on my side. but i'm fine. i'm fine. >> always. always. you have an announcement to make. >> go ahead. >> aren't you going -- >> are you going to interrupt me all day? i was told -- >> no -- well, probably. if it's going to be like a normal relationship, probably, yes. don't you have a little announcement to make? >> about what? >> aren't you going to be hosting the tennis -- >> oh, i'm sorry. that is an announcement. i'm one of the hosts for the olympics. it is my ninth olympics, and i'm doing all

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when you stop it and it all goes away and you watch other people enjoying all the highs and the good stuff, you kind of miss it. even though it's been painful of the time and horrible. actually a part of you really misses it. is it nice to be able to recapture it? >> absolutely. yeah. recapturing it has been a lot of fun. and we never even dreamed that it could be this good the second time around. i mean, wendy used to say to me, i never in a million years thought we were going to sing together again. >> i thought it was over. we're back together. >> that first time you got back together and began to sing, how did that feel? >> what would that be? >> those first couple shows. >> we would look at each other like, we actually could look at each other on stage because we would start tearing up. >> really? >> yeah. >> that emotional? >> it's very mushy, but true. >> the funny thing is that we sounded exactly the same and it felt like the same dynamic. ten years later. >> we sing these songs in our sleep. forever embedded. >> i want to come back and i want to talk about this album. because this is like a tribute, really, to your famous parents.

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you wanted to make sure? >> one of the things people filing california and federal tax return which is double painful feeling.one thing i want to give relief for some of the people is that california tax you pay can reduce your federal tax liability because it's tax deductible. it depends upon whether you itemize deductions. it's a term you know or don't know. >> there you go. >> that is why people need to call you. thank you very much for joining us. and you can give us a call or reach us by computer and you can go on to twitter and joining us here now is mary canning with the golden gate university. you're concerned people are getting notices they're just ignoring them. >> well, in cases they're not getting them. >> okay. >> i think they're having to be proactive this season about inquiring about notices because it's essential they match numbers to notice autos we're talking about from financial institutions and employers? >> right. and lenders. people have a lot of complicated situations. there is debting forriveness, renegotiations and short sales. so people are going to have to search out for notices. >>

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one way in which you save money, and it's sometimes painful because we have wonderful people who are institutional memories is to offer buyouts and then to bring in younger attorneys who are at a lower sort of pay level. and then, i think probably, as much as almost anything else, because again, we're a lawyer driven agency, probably 65% of our budget is staff salaries. it's sort of creating a culture of savings. so they asked for ways in which they could save money. we had 150 responses. and some of them we institutionalize. we send fewer people to meetings as we should. and we got rid of our sedan that we had in the agency. we both came over in minivans. so we're working on this, and it's important. >> the only thing i would say is i'm a reform senator in this regard as well. i have supported an increase in the budget for the ftc as well as the ftes. but i would suggest now is not the time to do some of these things. for three reasons. first, we are now in the midst of an austere time. the fed says we're going to be until at least 2014. so prosperity is not around the corner. secon

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you got a question. were given i think this is to not. offensive people who think in england one. hundred. women should be enough for you it's. very painful kind of. thing apparently. to make. putting. your hope. that it could be putting. them all. right. and good on you for assuring the information bettany thanks so much for being with us. now everything you know about women's role in religion right. just. it's the good the bad of the very very bad maisha slee ugly good sacramento area league of associated muslims a group allowed a church was christian congregation to use their mosque for easter services sunday reverend michael moran leader of the christian con congregation asked the muslim group for permission to use their mosque and after never muslims to worship there before the group allowed for the easter sunday services the head of the league dr met wallie on america said the group represents the true peaceful essence of the religion of islam as reverend moran pointed out the gesture was a big step toward peace among the two religions well done the bad representative vicky hartzler hardwood told a crowd of constituents this weekend

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painful. >> i'll warn you this is like squirm ish, hillary duff tells people magazine she celebrated her fourk old son's biggest mile to date, his belly button falling off. she kept the momento, she has it stored in a freezer bag in the back of her make up drawer. okay. >> i mean -- >> is this -- >> the last question between the mom and baby. they don't want to let go. >> do a lot of moms do that? >> i say more than not. >> this is what everybody else at the office told me. i need to be brought up to speed i thought you would be the expert. i don't know why. >> i don't know if i would. >> you only have two kids. >> this comes to us from chicago. where a little boy did something every little boy has probably dreamed up but should never do. he ran on the field during a major league baseball game. the child was quickly scooped up by a chicago white sox left fielder, but not before causing the entire game to be halted. the ball player handed the boy off to security, who took him back in the stands, his family was then tossed out because of mlb rules. that is rough. they couldn't have found him mi

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you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. can handle pain so much better than men. right, jon? st number oseen labor a number of times and i would agree with you. jenna: a major new study is telling us about a really interesting discovery about how we handle pain. it doesn't come down to gender at all, in fact it comes down to genes. according to this story. dr. london is with us. you can weigh in about the women versus men. what does the study really tell us. >> reporter: us. >> i believe it was kennedy who said, if men had to deliver babies, abortion would be a sacrament. absolutely women handle pain better this. study -- actually look we know that pain is very, very complicated, we've got your local area, gee my arm hurts right when it's getting injured to what happens on a spinal level to interpretation of pain in the brain. and all of these together go to both how we treat pain and how people feel pain. for treatments the main thins things that we use are analgesics. why do some people respond better to medication than others. jenna: let's stop on that one point. if anyone

pain? we are on the verge of a renaissance. if you look how people are solving problems in this country, costs are coming down 80 or 90% and outputs are exploding and our politicians are in this thing where they're like, who is going to feel the pain? we're supposed to say, how are we going to seize the future? >> well, look, i think that's -- okay, so we can talk about it not as pain but as seizing the future. in order to seize the future, we have some issues we have to deal w. >> like a corrupt political system. >> that may mean that some of the folks on the top are going to have a slightly different tax structure so we have more resources -- >> that's a nice idea, but there's no evidence -- >> there's no evidence that buffett doesn't pay less taxes? >> there's no evidence. mathematically, if i taxed every wealthy person, everyone who makes over $250,000, a flea on a dog's ass of financial problems, because it is a corrupt system who is indulging health care systems in drug monopolies, that is indulging a multi-trillion-dollar bank subsidies, i'm g

is clomping around the beachside in her designer shoes, at a time when so many people, as you mentioned, are feeling the paine obama is not in touch with. >> and it's not just the obamas. in fwour, to become news was relentless against john kerry for his frenchness, as the film "out foxed" makes clear. >> they're saying john kerry looks french. >> john kerry looks french. >> kerry, who would be america's first french president. >> are the republicans going to be able to effectively make john kerry french. good afternoon, everybody, or as john kerry would say, bonjour. >> so much time to break out the bordeux. the republicans have a french speaking nominee with two harvard degrees who is worth $250 million, plus he has zero ability to connect to anyone who doesn't routinely stroll around the foot of the eiffel tower. you're going to need it, dude. >>> next up, sean hannity is challenging mitt romney for the title of the most out of touch person in america. i think sean may have the edge tonight. you won't believe what he had to say. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ lauer ] this is our team. and unlike other countries, it'

because for you with thought yeah people have to want to make things better i just you know maybe take a lot of impatience and make a pain in my discharge so you know i'm trying to think of of why not with what you want to do when you want to do what you do is it is a radical means they can have very destructive consequences that are both mannesmann you have to get you know when you can't keep that in quotes always but when you put it down to keep that in court of course you don't say oh let's try to be friendly need that's not the guy they're doing for modestly you have put out a momentum i know that's the be i can ask you i don't see it here i hope we agree at least and go toward if you talk b.s. about for me michel he's in the summer of this month i see is he all of doom approaching potential catastrophe and all i'm saying we should fully consciously confront this catastrophe no easy utopian think cook anything only need but i hope so i let me try to time. you were just really had never said that he's not even quit the end maybe that is your man he said come you nice he's a commie and he said you know what i was going