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Different from maybe my children who are 25 and 45 years old. every person there listened after they expressed an opinion. they gave me a chance to answer. and as to the comments here about moving this across america, i think it would be very positive. and i think republicans need to listen to whats happening there. they didnt say bring america down. they didnt say i want something from the federal government. they said fair play, buddy, fair play. and buddy, we like the fact that youre not taki...

In the prostate. >> jamie: so repeating the test wouldnt be a way to rule out that you got a false positive? >> knyou need to repeat the test. its not just the value on one test, but over time. its anxiety provoking and hard for the patients, even after a biopsy, if they had a small benign, low level cancer to watch it and monitor it. grappling with that procedure is hard, and may be with cancer that may never harm them. >> should they or shouldnt they? is the advice ask your doctor. >> thats ri...

he was talking about propofol, the anesthetic that finally killed him. it took him to the valley of death and did not bring him back. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening, another dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, whos accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. >> reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he ge...

dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, whos accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. >> reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every s...

dr. conrad murray, whos accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. >> reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every single night during the two mo...

dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, whos accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. >> reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every s...

friend and an inspiring mentor. steve leaves behind a company that only he could have built and his spirit will forever be the foundation of apple. dan simon has the story of steve jobs incredible live. >> today apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> reporter: steve jobs was a modern day thomas edison. >> you can do multifinger gestures on it and, boy, have we patented it. >> reporter: he didnt have a patent on his own look but he was rarely seen without tennis shoes, levis and a bla...

Remains does the president really want this voted on? and are the democrats in the senate who are willing to vote for the presidents bill? >> but isnt the onus also on the house to bring it up at some point, too, and with republican control in your mind should they bring it up? should they be unafraid to bring it up in the house? >> i dont -- im not sure i can say what the house should or shouldnt do. they have their own agenda there. i do know this -- if even if the senate cant pass the bill th...

Weve had kind of a u shape, i guess is the best way to put it and, you know, listen, its jobs -- creating jobs is not supposed to cost the american taxpayer money. its supposed to money back into their -- back into the federal payroll. i mean, this is the most absurd thinking and ill tell you, when you spend money on jobs like this, you get solyndra, you know, this solar panel gimmick that the obama administration funded with stimulus money. i mean, guess what? thats what happens. companies like...

hard-earned money. some simple thingsckpñ you can our financial experts will fill us in on how to live on less. but first, lets turn to washington, shall we, where this time next week we could see some government agencies shutting down because they will be out of money. lawmakers are still arguing over a new spending plan to keep everything up and running. theyre off this weekend after days and days of bickering, the biggest sticking point here is over money for disaster relief. repub...