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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111211:20:57:00 - Vimarsana News

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Purpose. any lengthy prison sentence at all would most likely be a life sentence. >> do you have anything to say on your own behalf? >> i went ahead and pled guilty to this charge. i have a little bit of life yet. all i would like to do is live a halfway decent life with what few months i've got. ken moore entered the nevada correctional system in february 2002 but never completed his sentence. in january 2003, less than a year after going to prison, he met his own death dying of a cardiac arrest and natural causes. he was 76 years old. as for the detectives in our story, they're still on th...

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But now jane's business is in trouble. what happened? >> i had no, like, business plan. i had no idea what the hell i was doing. i knew i was creative. i knew i could make something out of nothing. that i was good at. >> jane's managed to keep her business afloat. she is struggling to keep her head above water. but she isn't alone. we have been secretly watching her for the last three days to see where she is going wrong. now it is time to bring in the rescue team for a small business makeover. >> my name is mike michalowicz. i'm the author of "the toilet paper entrepreneur." i'm here to get y...

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Had it all. but now jane's business is in trouble. what happened? >> i had no, like, business plan. i had no idea what the hell i was doing. i knew i was creative. i knew i could make something out of nothing. that i was good at. >> jane's managed to keep her business afloat. she is struggling to keep her head above water. but she isn't alone. we have been secretly watching her for the last three days to see where she is going wrong. now it is time to bring in the rescue team for a small business makeover. >> my name is mike michalowicz. i'm the author of "the toilet paper entrepreneur." >> yo...

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Along the way or -- >> it's not like you're shopping for a car. you don't go in and say to the hospital, i'm about to buy this kidney surgery, how much is it going to cost me? >> reporter: but terence's fight wasn't finished. two years after it was first discovered, february 2002, a routine follow-up showed the cancer had spread. terence started taking the drug interliukin 2 at $7,500 a dose. the costs were starting to add up to a price tag that would stun amanda. in december 2005, another setback. cancer had started to grow in terence's lungs. he started avastin, a free clinical trial, but th...

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Taught himself arabic. he played more than 16 musical instrumented and earned his phd in his 60s. so when terence was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2000, he was determined to beat it. his wife, amanda bennett, says they never gave much thought to how much it would cost. they had health care coverage. that first operation to remove his kidney you say cost about $25,000. this was just the beginning. >> right. it was just the beginning. >> reporter: did you see bills along the way or -- >> it's not like you're shopping for a car. you don't go in and say to the hospital, i'm about to buy this ki...