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Its really the underlying health care costs. >> weve obviously lost that signal for a moment. well try to get it back momentarily. up next, former secretary of state -- well, secretary, sorry about that. we had the slight interruption. but continue what you were saying about the presidents commitment to get to the underlying costs of the health care system. >> well, we talk a lot about the public plans, medicare and medicaid. but its really the underlying health care costs that are also driving ...

Over to the house. theyre staying late. many of them are canceling plans to be back in their districts to accommodate this and then it would go to the president. it was not expected to be this kind of a cliff-hanger 11th hour drama, but the rights of someone like senator rand paul, who can make these case points and say that we need to take a little time with this, that has sort of gummed up the works. but it has been an untwisting battle behind the scenes to come to some resolution and the inte...

>> mr. wilford -- >> its very important that we spoke up. >> im sorry, excuse my interruption. i understand that you testified in both the house and senate against this anti-gay rights constitutional amendment. i know from reading your testimony, i know you referenced some of what your wife described about how veterans view this differently. how was that experience of testifying for you? >> well, ill go to that in just a second. first thing i want to say is the united states army treated this fa...

Anything for four years and on the third day of turning this on i could stand independently. not only that, it boosted my confidence and i continued to have hope to the goal of getting up and standing and walking but it helped me out physically and emotionally, as well. >> here to explain this medical break through is our medical "a" team. doctor, thank you for being with us. this is amazing. wonderful. so not a miracle this is medicine, a medical breakthrough. >>guest: a great sign. if you look...

Though implanted this near the spinal cord. it sends signals to the nerves that are still alive. by getting this signal you bring the nerves back. it requires a lot of rehabilitation and a lot of practice and exercise but, obviously, this is a great low pressure -- great hope for a lot of people with interruption. for patients in the past who had some interruption they could do something but this is the first time they could do this for paraplegic patients with complete interruption. a big break...

That the water is coming much slower than anticipated, cresting at a lower level than expected. this is hopeful, good news. they dont want anybody to let their guard down but its a bit of optimism in a time thats been worrisome for the people in these communities. the mississippi river at baton rouge is still closed this morning. thats a result of three barges sinking there yesterday. the high water has maid the mississippi very difficult for these barges to navigate. they are trying to check th...

Anyway," and the lawyers questioned a potential your, the judge took the womans disability into consideration after sentencing her to two days in james. the judge then dismissed two jurors because of the interruption. casey anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter and dumping the body in the woods and never reported her daughter missing and she could face the death penalty if convicted. and now from florida the post of a judge alex show. that outburst, the presiding judge dismissed ...

>> greta: you are about to get a rare look inside south korean square but first to new york. >> reporter: a few hours ago the coast guard reopened a stretch of the mississippi river north of new orleans, 15 miles north of natchez, mississippi were closed today. cargo vessels are now being allowed to travel one at a time in an effort to reduce pressure from the rising waters. interruption of traffic on the river could cost the u.s. hundreds of millions of dollars each day. >> reports tonight that...

Doctors had removed her skull to lou room for her brain to swell. once healed, giffords will no longer have to wear protective helmet she needed since she was shot in the head in january. the coast guard has reopened a 15 mile stretch of the mississippi river to cargo vessels. that swelling river has disrupted barge traffic and even forced some cargo to be trucked by land. interruption and slowdowns along the mississippi thorough fare could cost the american economy hundreds of millions of dol...

Operations, moving two of their places -- a place where they build two of their jets, theyre moving it to that part of the state. weve got a great opportunity because of all the talent that we have in that part of the state. so theres a lot of defense manufacturers that were talking to. but theres companies all over the world that are talking about coming to florida, in particular, the space coast, because of the talent of the employees. but were doing everything for the whole state, we changed ...