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Takeoff, slamming into a hotel. >> it was a scene from hell. absolute pandemonium. people were all around me shaking. we were all absolutely in shock. all we could see was a huge bonfire. >> immediately after the crash of air france flight 4590 outside of paris, aviation experts and investigators arrived to unearth clues from the smoldering wreckage. >> it was really a nightmare. i knew that the bodies were not there any more but death was everywhere. >> when the flight data and voice recorders ...

Let me finish tonight with this. do you know what a brown field is in its what left when an old factory is torn down, land is torn up, burned in the soil from a long period have giant furnaces and factories. spewing soot and heating up the ground, waste has beaten up the land. the republican parties is contaminated by too much soot in the air, dumping of hazardous waste. night after night, day after day, the air waves are filled with lethal nasty demolition of one republican by another, romney i...

Having giant furnaces and factories spewing soot and heating up the ground. its where hazardous waste and pollution has beaten up the land. well, the reason i mention a brown field is because this is what the republican partys becoming, a land that has been contaminated by too much soot in the air, by the dumping of endless hazardous waste. night after night, day after day the air waves are filled with this lethal, nasty demolition of one republican by another. romneys the worst of him, he and h...

Can also be made from everyday items. >> thats where usually they will burn soot, they will take paper and oil and burn it on the bottom. >> burn baby oil or hair oil, hair grease, styrofoam cups back in the day. styrofoam cups, chess pieces. anything that doesnt burn complete. thats what soot is, unburned carbon. put it underneath a desk or in your locker box or something. >> then you put that in your body. >> oh, yeah. >> does it pose any health risks? >> yeah, of course. of course. but so doe...

Sicly. cant fly that stuff with the soot in the air. airport is shut down. eruptions could last like this for days. its cool if youre far enough away from it. martha: some democratic lawmakers are fighting back against calls to reverse a contraception mandate from president obamas healthcare law. several seem ale senators are saying that they will take this one, they will fight tooth and nail to make sure that women can get, as they say the healthcare that they need. >> we will use every legisla...

And thats i think the problem that well always confront, the liberal. >> i have to ask you what i was going to ask you at the start of this segment, which is the american dream. in many ways you personify the great american dream. >> i think so, too. >> whats happened to that dream now? is it the same? >> well -- >> should it be adapted for the modern era? what do you think? >> look at my own early history. i worked in a steel mill when i was 18 years old in the summer. i was a student at notre ...

That well always confront, the liberal. >> i have to ask you what i was going to ask you at the start of this segment, which is the american dream. in many ways you personify the great american dream. >> i think so, too. >> whats happened to that dream now? is it the same? >> well -- >> should it be adapted for the modern era? what do you think? >> look at my own early history. i worked in a steel mill when i was 18 years old in the summer. i was a student at notre dame and i worked republic ste...

Canton, summer job. i dont know if -- do steel mills have summer jobs anymore? im not sure. but, you know, thats an experience for a 17, 18-year-old. i saw the fouled air and the soot and the grime and the heat from the open harts and shoveling the coal in there and what they were breathing. it was tremendously transforming experience to have that kind of job that young. and then i moved on to other things. these opportunities are not available today for young people. i think its much tougher to...

I mean, nobody likes a scold, a negative person. and thats, i think, the problem that well always confront, the liberal. >> i have to ask you what i was going to ask you at the start of this segment, which is the american dream. in many ways you personify the great american dream. >> i think so, too. >> whats happened to that dream now? is it the same? >> well -- >> should it be adapted for the modern era? what do you think? >> look at my own early history. i worked in a steel mill when i was 18...

>> i was hoping it was a nightmare and ifgs going to wake up and kept pinching myself hoping it wasnt real. roxana and john green. this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. i probably wouldnt be doing this job tonight if it wasnt for this man. he did an astounding 6,000 shows over a quarter of a century and pretty much invented the daytime talk show. hes talked to everybody and tonight im delighted to say i have the great honor of being the latest person that phil donahue talks to...