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Amelia Blackwater discusses chronic illness burnout and the toll it can take on health and well-being.

Power to change it. she says she has no power to change it this game of going back and forth each and every day my child is dying. >> bottom line, if this policy is eventually reviewed, shep, it will likely help kids in the future but very unlikely to help sarah. shep? >> shepard: mighty sad. trace gallagher some numbers for you now. sarah is one of about 30 americans age 10 or younger who is waiting for a lung transplant. as of this afternoon, a total of more than 1600 children and adults were waiting for lung transplants in the united states. well, the one-time best selling i do beets drug a...

>>randy: when she scoffed what happened she does nothing county she did nothing. >>shepard: mighty sad. back in a while and we will talk about something a little lighter credit card use is rising and headed back to pre-recession levels. that is according to the analysis from the payment processing centers, finding significant increases in each of the first three quarters beating out credit card use. credit cards offer more perks and reward and airline miles than cash but they come with big interest rates and peter barnes is us with live from washington. how significant is the increase in the c...

Guardrails or keeping the proper distance from the fans, between the fans and vehicles. it's supposed to be 100 feet and they were about 15 feet away. >> shepard: mighty sad. thank you. china now has the world's second largest economy. some experts are informing us it's a matter of time before it unseats the united states as the world's largest economy. as you'll see, china just edged out japan in terms of gdp. the united states still the world's largest economy by a longshot at the moment. but the experts indicate china could catch us within 0 years -- 20 years. some suggest 10 years. china...

Reporters about whether or not he was going to testify. we will see tomorrow. >> shepard: that's so unfair. if blago's defense rests the white house might breathe easier, i suppose. >> indeed. there are a lot of folks that either worked at the white house or close to the president that have been subpoenaed that won't have to testify. start off with rod blagojevich who is the former governor here in the state. then you have got rahm emanuel who is the right there in the white house. he is the chief of staff. then you have also got israeli jarrett, a long-time obama advisor. then you have got di...