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American medical association and found the men taking testosterone therapy had a 29% greater risk of death, heart attack and stroke than those not on the hormone replacement. the way they did the study, researchers looked at more than 8700 men treated through the va hospital who had low testosterone levels and were undergoing a coronary angio graham, a heart vessel angiogram. that looks for blockage or narrowing in the coronary arteries. they found men using testosterone replacement were more li...

Nice to me. his family was terrific to me. they were always wonderful. i would never say anything otherwise. politically, can we argue with the fact that hes deceived america at this point? he said if you like your plan you can keep your plan, period. thats just one. >> do you believe hes a different kind of politician as he promised he would be? >> absolutely. hope and change. where did that go? hes using government as a weapon against the american people. its unprecedented. >> in the observati...

To find work in new jersey, this is about the last thing we need. our state has a higher unemployment rate than any of our neighbors. pennsylvania, new york, delaware. and it really is above the national average. so now youre taking that group of people that wants to come into the workforce, that wants skills, that wants to show they can do a job, and youre making it that much harder for small businesses to hire them. >> lets turn to virginia. which i believe is your state. and youve got that go...

From capitol hill. moments from now general james clapper and general keith alexander will both be giving their opening statements on nsa programs. over at the white house the obama administration is navigating through rough political waters. joining me now mark mazzetti national security correspondent for "new york times" and chris cillizza nbc contributor and host of "in play." i was talking to congressman schiff on the committee and he said theres going to have to be a narrowing of the nsas r...

For the second time in a week police have taken a young girl from a roma family, this time in ireland, the case has a striking similarity to the case in greece, people are searching for the parents of maria, after she was found with a roma couple who looked nothing like her. police are narrowing down the investigation to see if she is a missing child. cnns erin mclaughlin has more from dublin. >> reporter: in a dublin suburb less than 48 hours ago, the police known as gardi here took a little gi...

Dont have the shot, you may be susceptible at that time and i think it opens the door. it allows things to set in. jenna: is there a way to improve the flu vaccine so for people that do have heart disease or have a propensity towards that, that we could actually have a heart attack vaccine if you will, something like that would help folks in that risk category? >> well were learning more about heart disease and there is a feeling that it may be more of an infectious disease or similar to somethi...

And we never see it again. >> it was encouraged by a new poll out today that shows mayor bookers lead is now at ten points thanks in part to independent voters who seem to be swaying to lonegan. its a special election and likely to be decided by the party faithful. and democrats are expected to turn out with stronger numbers. >> im curious how bookers team is reacting to the narrowing gap. >> as you know, i spent time with mayor booker on saturday. i asked him about a number of questions about l...

Be no establishment of religion, right, and the no establishment of religion has been understood for 200 years to require some level of separation between church and state. and the place that the town of greece wants to go in this case, away from the endorsement test, they want to go to a test that says there is no violation of a constitution unless there is coercion, unless you are coerced to participate in a religious exercise that violates your own religious beliefs. the government can engage...

With that -- in the shadow of people being gassed to death, can you imagine several months down the road? you talk to people who have been working on this for months and there is enormous frustration that nobody is talking about the killing and the atrocities and the shelling that goes on even today. in damascus and while people are having conversations about chemical weapons -- i think that that is where youve seen a real narrowing of the scope of how americans want to get involved in this war....

Iraq is falling apart mainly because of syria, not completely. >> why do we lose king of jordan? >> because of refugees. one reason were going to lose him, hes told me and senator mccain ive got 600,000 syrian refugees, 40,000 new syrian kids in jordanian schools and hes hanging on by a thread. if he has another 400 or 500,000 hes gone. >> youre making the regional argument you and others that they were concerned the president didnt make. it wasnt that long ago seems like six life times ago you ...