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The news cycle and all of the things that we talk about. this was timeless, this was permanent. this was as you say, "things that matter." >> martha: i get that on my bedside with a bunch of other books. you can pick it up and read it and any one moment. i remember in christmas when it came out, it was almost funny, sitting around the christmas tree, everyone starts opening, and there is about five copies of "things that matter" that everyone came out. it was a perfect book. >> i will say a coup...

Lawyers in various cases. what is the basis? multiple reasons. sometimes there are fee disputes and that happens among attorneys and clients. number two, there are personality and bedside manner issues that happens as well. and number three, strategic differences with regard to how were moving forward in cases. so there are a multitude of reasons as to why they change. now the last point and most significant is what i believe it means for cohen. im not one who believes that this means hes flippi...

>> who are you with? >> cnn. >> i figured. fake news, cnn. the worst, but i could tell by the -- i had no idea you were cnn. after the question i was just curious who you were with. youre with cnn. >> david, how unusual is it for an american president to make fun of the press not just when hes home but abroad. >> when the president does these things he empowers every thug, every dictator around the planet. to your very first question about news fatigue, if your child is feverishly ill, it can be...

Right in this and were out of control room how soon or maybe in five years time we start having epidemics of these back today no hospitals and lead when the source ip . suits father has been at his bedside for days soo crude is thirty one years old he was always completely healthy until suddenly he was infected with a multi resistant pathogen. no antibiotic has helped cure his infection. suit has been in an artificial coma for five days now. in utter minutes and in about and its very sad. my son...

In far-flung and im not that worried about it? >> the north koreans dont get scaremongering. they think its a real threat. the russians and chinese and theyll know about it. i imagine people said that same thing before pearl harbor happen. in fact, we know they did. 90% of the american people didnt think there would be world war ii until it happened. the day before 911 happened if you wouldve asked the intelligence community and the bright lights in the mainstream media and opinion makers they w...

>> reporter: friends and family gathered at the hospital keeping a vigil for kay parsons, a suburban mom whod been brutally beaten that morning in a home invasion. and while her next-door neighbor beckys home had been burglarized too, becky didnt seem to care as much about that. good friend tamara says that for becky, it was all about getting to see kay. >> she continues to ask, "well, can we go in and see her? can we go in and see her?" they tell us no. >> reporter: eventually, one of kays clos...

Get to see her neighbor. michelle amerson is a longtime friend of becky who also lived nearby. her sister drove becky to the hospital. >> she got to the hospital, you know, she was demanding to get to see her friend. >> she go to bedside for kay, huh? >> yeah, she wanted to get there. >> i said, "what hospital did they go to?" >> reporter: news of the attack quickly spread to another close friend of kays, suzanne frazier. >> i hung up the phone and i was shakin, and so i called my boss and i sai...

For her husband to get to her bedside. lives all changed in an instant. a home invasion and burglary in broad daylight. a woman fighting for her life. and now a perpetrator on the loose. >> you dont know whether you have a guy on the move who could be ready to bust into another house along here, right? >> exactly, exactly. we dont know if we had a mad man on the loose here, you know? >> you settin up security on these streets? >> on every one of these streets, were goin to every one of these hou...

It suffers from a lung ailment. >> they arrange very quickly to have him sent to the childrens hospital in boston. >> arriving at logan airport, the anxious father found the sympathetic crowd assembled. >> jack holds vigil at patricks bedside. when it is clear the little boy is dying, the doctors bring him out to be with his father. >> patrick kennedy died at 4:04 a.m. the struggle of the baby boy to keep breathing was too much for his heart. >> patrick died after 39 hours. jack kennedy was just...

He did take shots at people. >> sure he does. >> but there is a sense of character and decency. this guy got together when one of his big critics from the vietnam war, an anti-war activists broadcasting against him from hanoi, when this man was dying john mccain went to his bedside, reconciled, held his hand. if donald trump had a shred of character he would say john mccain and i, weve had our innings, weve been on opposite sides of issues i got upset over health care but this is a great america...