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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130115:11:49:00 - Vimarsana News

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Passionate about this because we are still grieving over the horrific massacre; something none of us thought we would see in our lives, that took place in newtown. the question is: should law-abiding citizens lose a fundamental liberty because of what some crazies amongst us have done? we have almost always answered that question "no." we look out for and prosecute the crazies. we don't take the rights away from those who don't abuse them. >>eric: take it one step further, the founding fathers did when they wrote that amendment, they said the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130115:12:12:00 - Vimarsana News

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We can't forgive what you did, but this is a great first step. >> eric: let me throw something out as well. i have a personal story. i lost a mother and a sister to cancer and while they were fighting it, they looked to lance armstrong for hope for some sort of hey, i can fight this. i can live a little longer and i can have a little quality life while i fight it. doesn't he deserve some credit for that? >> absolutely. i think what lance has done is he changed the attitude of the cancer -- somebody afflicted with cancer. before it was, you have a death sentence. you have cancer. you don't know...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130115:11:19:00 - Vimarsana News

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Symptoms like the runny nose? >> the study doesn't go into detail exactly what causes it. there are many theories. it is a very interesting thing because a lot of times they talk about the environmental factors, the dust, other things that can cause these allergies. fast food, how does that happen? this study doesn't prove it but shows a good association between fast food and these kind of allergies and asthma in children. they have looked over 400,000 kids in many different continents from asia, africa, u.s. and other places. they took into consideration poor versus rich, white versus black, ...

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More to lift their profits for their clients. so it is kind of a two-edged sword. you have rising economies in other parts of the world and bad money managers or financial consultants here in the united states. jenna: is there any way to tell that that 129,000 millionaires just dropped the amount of money that they made and that's why they're no longer part of the club? or did they actually physically move somewhere else and take their money out of the country? >> reporter: this study doesn't address this. that is actually happening. people who leave the united states for different kinds of re...

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Sloot's trial suggests he lied when he says he attacked stephany flores after she read an e-mail linking him to missing american teen natalie hall way. an analysis of his laptop concludes it was turned off during the time period in question. van der sloot's attorney says the study doesn't change his defense strategy. also you folks with debit card rewards programs with your bank, experts suggest you shouldn't get too attached to them. several national banks are doing away with the incentive for customers as banks battle the federal reserve over proposed caps on those swipe fees. that's the c...