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she didnt have that getting health insurance with the pre existing condition could be expensive. if the law is overturned, that is going to go away she will have to get insurance in the open market, just like everybody else, and pay more money for it. if the plan is severed, she could still have insurance but it would be tricky in terms of how it would get paid for and who would pay for it. >> another question, this one from twitter, isnt it preventative care supposed to be free? i r...

the shot? >> as i said, it was dark. but after the shot, obviously someone -- the man got up, and it was kind of like that period of him -- i cant say i actually watched him get up, but maybe only within a couple seconds or so, then he was walking towards where i was watching, and i could see him a little bit clearer and see it was a hispanic man, and he was -- he didnt appear hurt or anything else. he just kind of seemed very -- i guess the term -- very worried or whatever, walked on ...

they have lines you can call in before you take your kids on a trip. >> get me up to speed on the elderly. didnt they change? >> they did. were talking limited screening, too. people over 75 at a couple of airports, four, can keep their shoes on, a light jacket, they can go through the metal detector or screening device to try to avoid that pat-down. this is part of eliminating the pools of risk as the tsa calls it. >> a kinder, gentler trip for the rest of us. thanks so much, lizzie. ...

have to retire from the lakers. plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is arsenio hall tonight. good evening. im arsenio hall in for piers morgan. our big story tonight is the verdict in the tyler clementi case. the rutgers university freshman who killed himself in 2010 after he learned that his roommate had used a hidden web cam to spy on his sexual encounter with another man. and today that roommate, dharun ravi was convicted on most of the char...

intimidated because of sexual orientation. not guilty or guilty? >> guilty. >> and im talking to a sports legend hass also a good friend of my. a star so great -- he could only be called magic. the great magic johnson. hes here with his wife cookie, and were going to talk about how this changed both of their lives. >> because of -- the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is ar...

legend hass also a good friend of my. a star so great -- he could only be called magic. the great magic johnson. hes here with his wife cookie, and were going to talk about how this changed both of their lives. >> because of -- the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is arsenio hall tonight. good evening. im arsenio hall in for piers morgan. our big story tonight is the verd...

orientation. not guilty or guilty? >> guilty. >> and im talking to a sports legend hass also a good friend of my. a star so great -- he could only be called magic. the great magic johnson. hes here with his wife cookie, and were going to talk about how this changed both of their lives. >> because of -- the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is arsenio hall tonight. good eve...

Behaved themselves. >> you know what she avoided detection, she did not put that child to school. in the interest of justice we have seen judge whose have extended the statute. this is a baby taken from the biological mother, and obviously was undetectable because the child they changed the name did not put him in school and she avoid the detection, so many the judge can say, we may have a statute of limitations but you are going to be charges brought. >>shepard: and another thing, the police st...

Treat everybody, so that produces a downside to this early detection. while it may help some it also leads others to become patients unnecessarily, they get treated, they suffer side effects from treatment, complications from traoerpblgts and even death. jon: but as the article points out, even just last week, the new england journal of medicine published a study that said hey, colonoscopies are helping reduce the number of deaths from colon cancer. doesnt that fly in the face of what youre talk...

Brother and i, we got in trouble for throwing things off the bowl connie at our house. not a tomato, but little pebbles and things like that. see, i wasnt the presidents daughter. thats what makes the difference, if your dad runs a country! my brother and i, we got in big trouble. big trouble. heather, thank you very much. >> thank you for the full disclosure, jenna. jenna: i had to get that out in the open. i feel like i need to confess it! >> you can make miss takes, but when youre the preside...