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Medical problem she discovers. his lungs feel like he may have pneumonia going on too. he was not a well man. on the death certificate page, part one part one, atherosclerotic coronary artery disease. part two, hypertensive heart disease. under manner, natural. end of dictation, thank you. >> dr. corey is confident she knows the cause of death. >> certainly the man had significant natural disease. very significant heart disease. his heart weighed more than twice normal. he certainly has enough n...

I am for the equal opportunities, and my concern is the length of unemployment insurance leads -- theres all sorts of studies, the longer you are on, particularly a year or more, leads to long-term chronic problems of getting back in the workforce, and you lose skills and all sorts of things. it is not beneficial for people in the long term to be on long-term unemployment. thats the argument i made. >> i want to ask about the area about your faith, and you talk about it week in and week out and ...

I am for the equal opportunities, and my concern is the length of unemployment insurance leads -- theres all sorts of studies, the longer you are on, particularly a year or more, leads to long-term chronic problems of getting back in the workforce, and you lose skills and all sorts of things. it is not beneficial for people in the long term to be on long-term unemployment. thats the argument i made. >> i want to ask about the area about your faith, and you talk about it week in and week out and ...

And as a result, manufacturing jobs are moving offshore. so if the government is causing the problem, then government has a responsibility to fix the problem. in other words, to change the regulatory environment, which i do in our plan, and to change the tax plan, which i do in our plan, and its about creating a level playing field. i am for the equal opportunities, and my concern is the length of unemployment insurance leads -- theres all sorts of studies, the longer you are on, particularly a ...

>> hes got disease right here. see that? his lungs feel like he may have pneumonia going on, too. although his death is considered sudden and unexpected, really when we get in and see all the disease he has, he was not a well man. on the death certificate page, part one, atherosclerotic coronary artery disease. part two, hypertensive heart disease. under manner, natural. end of dictation, thank you. >> dr. corey is confident she knows the cause of death. >> certainly the man had significant natu...

Arent getting enough of it. >> sleep has been forgotten perhaps in the last decade. the research is amazing. >> reporter: meet bob greene, a personal trainer and best-selling author, who has shot to fame in recent years through his books and with the help of his low-profile friend oprah winfrey. bobs latest book, "20 years younger," offers advice on looking and feeling younger. and sure enough, one of the key ingredients is sleep. >> it helps you function younger. it bolsters your immune system....

With andrew and diabetes, i have seen with his friends and other people in support groups, the horrific costs of obesity and how much its costing this government. it is -- you talk about budget issues. this is one of the biggest budget issues. some of the biggest costs for medicare and medicaid are directly related to obesity and overeating. >> charles made the point that obesity leads to chronic diseases. diabetes, heart problems, et cetera. chronic problems, 20% of the population that has chro...

Column, made a huge impact. the system is good at dealing with crisis but surprisingly bad at dealing with chronic problems. thats a very important point. what that suggests and i think youre right about it, that were going to do not very much until some kind of crisis erupts. then you get the t.a.r.p. moments where over a weekend people part the ideology at the door and say inside the room exactly the opposite outside of the room and some kind of nasty and disagreeable but reasonably effective ...

>> fareed said something in a column a while ago, that said the american political system is surprisingly good at dealing with crises and surprisingly bad at dealing with chronic problems. what that suggests, and i think youre right about it. is that were going to do not very much until some kind of crisis erupts. and then you get these tart moments where over a weekend, people park their ideology at the door. they say, inside the room, exactly the opposite of what theyve been saying outside the...

The governor to deploy the national guard to help with this violence. could that be part of the solution here? >> i equate that to putting a band-aid on a hemorrhaging wound. yes, that might possibly solve this symptom, but it is a huge problem and really has to be attacked on multiple fronts. its not just the national guard or more police, its a multipronged approach. mrk you have to go after it in many way, through education and setting up violence prevention programs, a lot of other things, f...