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Like this? i mean, how often have you seen something like this happen? and have you had to tell a patient, you know what, it doesn't look like you have much longer, but miraculously, somehow they defy the odds? >> it doesn't happen very often, but there are patients who are not expected to live very long sometimes respond to therapy very well. they may receive radiation or hormone therapy or chemotherapy and have a very good response to treatment, so they live much longer than expected. >> you know, within the doctor world and i'm sure you've talked about this, too, about the power of mind ove...

And year to date, it is down 6%. so for the year, you are probably negative on your stock investments. a pause in that gloom yesterday. futures are pointing to maybe a little bit of a bounce this morning. i will tell you why. we just got a jobless claims number that showed 454,000 people filed for jobless claims in one week. that's a lot of folks. it is not as many as they feared. that's why futures are higher. >> the jump yesterday, how does that roll into long-term effect? >> yes. that's -- that's the big question. you know, we are still arguing about whether this is just a slow recovery in ...

There were many. it is believed deborah jackson was the first to die. the 29-year-old cocktail waitress left a friend's home august 10, 1985. her body was found days later. jackson was shot to death. over the next two decades, he would take many more lives. all but one were black women. some working as prostitutes. most were shot to death. >> he would spot them and does spot them, victimize them, and then just discards their bodies in alleys like they are trash. he is a monster. >> reporter: a monster that detective dennis killcoin pursued for years. and he and his team believed it would only ...

Half of all americans get their insurance through their employers. this debate doesn't affect half of all americans. another 30% of americans get their insurance through either medicaid or the military. we are talking about 20%. >> 62 million? >> approximately. 15% don't have any health insurance. the idea that a large percentage of those are not going to sign up for a system when they can get very good comprehensive healthcare at rates as low as or premiums as low as $100 a month. >> you are getting on off topic here. are they going to get the 700 million by march like they said they need to ...

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