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Crashes. leann rimes cibrian witnessed the crash and said, so sad. kevin nealon tweeted, horrible plane crash here at aspen airport. exploded into flames. it was too late to save everyone. a 54-year-old died at the scene from blunt force trauma. the other pilot and co-pilot had moderate to severe injuries. those two survivors will likely be key to the investigation as the ntsb tries to determine what went wrong. the ntsb is going to be looking at the decision-making process of these pilots as th...

Prices begin to rise rapidly. meaning protests and increased civil unrest, like food riots. pretty soon, the wellnitzes drought is now the worlds. >> have a sandwich and a sloppy joe. kind of a leftover deal here today. >> i love leftovers. i asked kenny about the decision-making process. i said, do you talk about everything? he said, absolutely, we always talk about everything. >> we dont always agree. usually kens right -- >> always. >> no, not always. >> for some reason they dont take the hir...

Months ago? other than she screwed it up. >> what does a chief risk officer of obamacare do? >> what does that person do? >> i think mr. gasparino nailed it, a big company like goldman sachs would have a chief risk supervise trades and make sure they would not do much exposure on trades. if they are doing this for obamacare, this is nonsense. they can add 100 people, 2500 people, it doesnt matter. there are so many that people dont notice. thats the problem with big government, it just gets bigg...

Involves children. it always is. its harder when youre dealing with something thats so effected not just a community, newtown, but a nation and dare i say the whole world when something of this magnitude goes down. >> its interesting you mentioned children, shep. one of the arguments made in this case to keep the tapes from being released is that courts are supposed to protect children. now, its difficult to say this, but its true. the children are dead. if some of them had survived, the ones wh...

>> the scenes of black friday madness. you may have laughed or looked down your nose. but please remember, a lot of people are in those wild scenes because theyre poor and they need the bargains or the work so badly, theyll put up with a lot. many people look at the poor and think theyre poor because they deserve to be. they made mistakes and they have character defects like laziness. but that is social darwinist thinking, and new research shows it completely misunderstands the true nature of po...

Because youre on a respirator. he chose to have the life support removed. i faced a similar situation three years ago when my mentally ill sister jumped off a freeway bridge and lived through that. as we were trying to figure out what to do, in her situation, catholic nurse at the hospital said, you know, your sister will go to hell if he she dies under these circumstances. that was in a public hospital. that nurse has no authority in our decision-making process. but in -- what it talks about is...

Is the nfl teflon? does it stick at some point or have they handled this well enough. >> the nfl handled it well enough. seems theres always some sort of controversy, some sort of issue. i think weve gotten numb to it. until it spills over to viewing habit and customer interest in the sport, its not going to matter. the nfl continues to endure through all of these ups and downs and twists and turns. its been described to me the nfl is the ultimate reality show, some developments are subplots in ...

The doctors that consulted on it reached a common conclusion, the people elected me. now, what basis do you want to override that decision making process, do you want to have an offshoot here where we come check with sanjay gupta and say, gee, is he up to the task? thats not the way it works. >> despite cheneys insistence that he was fit for office and just four months after being cleared by his doctors, cheney suffered another heart attack, his fourth. >> it was there. it was chest discomfort. ...

Based upon the fact they did it for eight years they were right. >> how were they able to say that you were able to do the job? >> the way i look at it, sanjay, first of all i didnt seek the job. the president came to me and asked me to be his vice president. the party nominated me. the doctors that consulted on it reached a common conclusion. the people elected me. now, what basis do you want to override that decision-making process? >> do you want to have an offshoot where we check with sanjay...

That. i dont know what took place between the doctors. >> this idea that you have this respected heart surgeon from texas who didnt see you, didnt examine you and then writes something saying that you have normal cardiac function, that just wasnt true, mr. vice president. >> well, go ask denton cooley about that. >> sir, you saw -- >> listen to me. i think the bottom line is was i up to the task of being vice president? and theres no question i think based upon the fact they did it for eight yea...