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William stab, died at the age of 96 from his home in new jersey. he built and marketed his first treadmill in the late 1960s and at the time it was almost exclusively used by doctors but he wanted to develop it commercially so people could get the exercise done in doors. he practiced what he preached. he was on the treadmill as recently as two months ago at the age of 96. martha: pretty good advertise mane for the treadmill, isnt it? bill: certainly is. life well-lived. martha: absolutely. we ha...

Then i start to wonder whether what made this country great is gone and whether we keep this kind of stuff up, maybe its time to sell this new brand of capitalism short. to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, what do you think, dagen? >> i think it goes back to the argument a weve been talking about for several years now, what role does government play in our lives? who makes the country great? is it the government or the private citizen snz and i think we are rig...

dropping out of sight. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." we begin with todays damming new report on penn states universitys cover-up of coach jerry sanduskys sexual attacks on young boys. it says the top people at the university including the legendary football coach, joe paterno, hid what they knew and had no regard for the young victims. just now university officials are promising it will never, never happen again. >> you should know that our hearts remain heavy. and ...

a family spending new years rounding the volcanic wide island off new zealands coast. january 1, 2010. this girl, then 15, decided to spend the morning alone in her cabin. and the trip of a lifetime turned to terror as her locked door to cabin 3073 suddenly clicked. >> i didnt hear the card key go in, but i did, hear, like the door open, and, like, the lock like -- yeah. and i thought it was my brother or sister at first. and then when i saw the guy come in, i didnt recognize the barte...

hes investigating tonight 37 were going to try to figure out what is killing so many of these young kids. first, a story you will not see anywhere else. an experience taking an ocean cruise you probably think is safe. it may not be. at least not always. were not talking about something going wrong with the ship. this is a story, a "360" exclusive, about crime at sea, about how much more common it is than you may realize and how little protection the victims may have from it and in the ...

>> reporter: it was the cruise of a lifetime. a family spending new years rounding the volcanic wide island off new zealands coast. january 1, 2010. this girl, then 15, decided to spend the morning alone in her cabin. and the trip of a lifetime turned to terror as her locked door to cabin 3073 suddenly clicked. >> i didnt hear the card key go in but i did hear like the door open and like the lock like -- and i thought it was my brother or sister at first. and then when i saw the guy co...

of a lifetime. a family spending new years rounding the volcanic wide island off new zealands coast. january 1, 2010. this girl, then 15, decided to spend the morning alone in her cabin. and the trip of a lifetime turned to terror as her locked door to cabin 3073 suddenly clicked. >> i didnt hear the card key go in but i did hear like the door open and like the lock like -- and i thought it was my brother or sister at first. and then when i saw the guy come in, i didnt recognize the ba...

Election than bankrupting the country, i dont belong here. >> youre nodding your head. you agree with this? >> yes. >> tell me why. >> i would appreciate if everybody felt that way. we heard about the frustration, we heard about the polarization and we heard from the congress that theyre saying its the media. is it really the media? >> no, i dont think its the media. i think its us. its easy to blame someone else. we were elected to make these decisions for the country. if were -- if were not wi...

>> it is just too easy. look, here is someone that has been running for president for many years now. you would think he would have cleaned some of this stuff up by now. it does suggest that maybe hes not so confident about unwinding his tax affairs and maybe not so easy or maybe he doesnt think it matters or that maybe he is not going to win. in any case it is not just a question of what is legal. thats not the only bar here the presidential candidates have to cross. we can all agree, for insta...

Interview with cnbc yesterday and went a tad bit off message speaking about the best way to deal with the bush tax cuts set to expire at the end of this year. >> i dont have any problem with extending all of it now, including the current spending levels. they are still pretty low, the government spending levels. but the real issue is not whether they should be extended for another few months. the real issue is whether the price the republican house will put on that extension is the permanent ext...