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Tell me what they want and what they like and what they think. and it is exciting to hear that. i think. >> did you become more like her after the movie? because you kind of admired the way she went about her work? >> how i became like her was not in a sexual sense. but in a sense of, that i came to understand the shadow self. the sense, in the sense that i became really clear that is have the showdown over self is cast by the light self. theyre not cast by darkness. theyre cast by light. and we...

Music, especially music with words sort of forces that integration. i tell patients to do this all the time, load up an ipod with favorite songs, put it in the room. it can be an important part of rehab. >> they say its aggressive therapy. what does a typical day look like? >> its about six hours a day of therapy. focusing on things we say without thinking, sounds we make with our tongues and mouth. using your lips. reteaching, relearning that to some extent. what we dont know, anderson, the thi...

Like that. the right side is those more abstract parts of language and things like that, so, you know, the abstract concepts youre processing over here, connecting those two parts of the brain can be challenging in someone whos undergoing this sort of rehab. music, especially music with words sort of forces that integration. i tell patients to do this all the time, load up an ipod with favorite songs, put it in the room. it can be an important part of rehab. >> what does a typical day of rehab l...

People is going to be responsible for speech. but also logic, math, things like that. the right side is those more abstract parts of language and things like that, so, you know, the abstract concepts youre processing over here, connecting those two parts of the brain can be challenging in someone whos undergoing this sort of rehab. music, especially music with words sort of forces that integration. i tell patients to do this all the time, load up an ipod with favorite songs, put it in the room. ...

But also logic, math, things like that. the right side is those more abstract parts of language and things like that, so, you know, the abstract concepts youre processing over here, connecting those two parts of the brain can be challenging in someone whos undergoing this sort of rehab. music, especially music with words sort of forces that integration. i tell patients to do this all the time, load up an ipod with favorite songs, put it in the room. it can be an important part of rehab. >> they ...

The most organized efficient organization in the country is the army. for 30 years its been supplied by the united states. it has deep relationships with the united states. the supreme military council that is the interim government is made up of old time generals who are not different from mubarak. different in temperament and attitude, but still part of the same establishment. how do you hand over power? one model that might be abouting to look at is turkey. following the ataturk revolution, t...

In a place like north carolina that has had such a history of moving forward to help create integration they are concerned they are moving back in time. >> okay. about how many people are there? i know that ben said what? 5,000, 10,000 were expected there? >> at this point there is over 1,peop 1,000 people. i am guessing there is a little over 1,000. and great news for mammograms. winter can be beautiful. [ female announcer ] and now, winter skin can be too. discover relief from dry, uncomfort...

Troops and it cost us 100 billion dollars a year. the idea within 10 years of the taliban being taken down, they could come back. to think that wouldnt affect our future. my plea is to unstand that weve been getting it right for one year in afghanistan. general petraeus has the inputs with general mcchrystal now to bring success. we finally have enough troops. so it does matter how it ends in egypt. >> greta: the idea of the taliban raised another issue. prime minister cameron of the u.k. today ...

Troops and it cost us 100 billion dollars a year. the idea within 10 years of the taliban being taken down, they could come back. to think that wouldnt affect our future. my plea is to unstand that weve been getting it right for one year in afghanistan. general petraeus has the inputs with general mcchrystal now to bring success. we finally have enough troops. so it does matter how it ends in egypt. >> greta: the idea of the taliban raised another issue. prime minister cameron of the u.k. today ...

Country is engrained in the french way of thinking. its engrained in the government. so how is that likely to change? will these numbers force the french to change the way they think? >> reporter: well, i think one -- theres a number of different issues wrapped up in this. i mean, one of the things i think youll see over the next year, its already begun, in fact, is that theres going to be more public money going into things like islamic schools. there already are jewish schools and catholic sch...