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>> and neera, take a look at this reporting in "the wall street journal" about all the different creative ways things were made to go away. donald trump paid apparently $150,000 for a story from the 1998 playmate of the year but hasnt published her account. there was a long expose on that relationship. as a grizzled campaign operative who came up against this machine, what do you think were learning, or to put it another way, what is everyone else learning that maybe you already had some insight...

In thailand as they do in texas. that helps consumers instandpointly recognize what theyre looking for and keeps them coming back for more. >> pantone was founded in 1962 with the goal of becoming the standard language of color. thats how everyone knows this isnt blue, its pan tone 286 c. first a technician enters the code for the ink he wants to make into this computer. the right now steve is ordering a pantone 7765. the machine dispenses an almost perfect amount of base colors to the mix. but ...

Have a typewriter, what does that say about you? >> how many do you have now? >> come on, ill show you. these are all various stages of they kind of work, they dont work, they need servicing, theyre too big, whatever. these have all been edited. i have gone through the whole collection, i pulled out every one, i made sure they worked, theyre all in working order. >> and do you use them? >> yeah, i rotate them into use. and i can tell them by the cases. there are some smith coronas, this will be ...

The surgery lindsay had to implant her berlin heart pump. it connects through her abdomen to her heart, this massive cart rolls alongside lindsay wherever she goes. its the same device doctors hoped would arrive in time to save sierras life six years earlier, when a donor heart suddenly became available. by the time lindsay needed to be placed on the berlin heart, it had been approved for use in the u.s. by the fda. the bingham children are nothing if not resilient and within two weeks, gauge wi...

Keurig did was a mistake in the ceo admitted it. this week and i admit it was disheartening to learn that keurig, that literally was sucked in by this machine known as media matters, but you, our viewers, unbeknownst to me, you fought back. tonight, now, please, im calling for a cease-fire here. i humbly appreciate your support, but im asking you to not smash keurig. and i must admit, these videos this weekend i watched and i laughed, they are hysterical. watch this. >> this is what i think of y...

And this has really struck me, and ive been thinking about this the last week. you play a character who is this, like you said, this machine, with this accent, and he can be calculating and focused and even cold. its a little bit of a cameo. well, of course, i mean, those guys picked me because i was, you know, this kind of, like, machine-like character. and i talked, like cameron said, like a machine. - sarah connor? - yes? its all robotic. he doesnt look, because hes a machine. he doesnt have ...

Harvey: you play a character in "terminator," and this has really struck me, and ive been thinking about this the last week. you play a character who is this, like you said, this machine, with this accent, and he can be calculating and focused and even cold. its a little bit of a cameo. well, of course, i mean, those guys picked me because i was, you know, this kind of, like, machine-like character. and i talked, like cameron said, like a machine. - sarah connor? - yes? its all robotic. he doesn...

Put the cap back on and load it in the machine. when i load it, ill pull the next one and just back and forth all night long. the first day was an unmitigated disaster. i was completely wore out because i was doing everything probably backwards from what it needed to be done. but as i watched how other guys were doing it, i kind of persevered, made it through the day. one thing i try to do, i want my numbers to be higher every night than they were the night before. the last time i worked this ma...

>> reporter: yeah, tyler jirell, enlisted last week. supposed to go to boot camp next year in south carolina. you can understand how his family is feeling a lot of pain right now. there was a lot of people out here who witnessed this who were screaming and watching that video is quite stuff. >> my grandchildren, my children ride these equipment. our guys do not rush this stuff. we look at it. we take care of it, and we pretend its our own. >> reporter: so we know that state inspectors, we just g...

And depend on medicaid. so they are driving with several other families from baton rouge, louisiana, to washington, d.c. to confront congress over the proposed health care bill. what do you worry would happen if the medicaid cuts went through? >> for my son, point blank he would die. medicaid pays for his ventilator and life support. >> reporter: lillian, marcus, and rocky are also headed to washington. they too depend on medicaid. let me introduce you to chase. shes 13 months old and has a gene...