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own family rears later. he s the daily show with an alternative. this year, the american people face a choice. between a self-made business man. i know how extro ordinarily difficult it is to build something from nothing. and a collectivist who says things like if you got a business, he didn t build that. and this dch. the leader of al kid quid. this is the story of mitt romney, the human being who built that. too close to the reality. clearly, a nod to some of the less than factual statements we heard in paul ryan s speech the night before. now to the flubs you may have missed. you wouldn t expect anyone, especially a speaker at the republican convention to call for more government, right? okay, marco rubio, time for your close-up. in the early years of this new century, we lived in an uncertain time, but we did not allow fear to cause us to
. and despite their efforts to focus squarely on the economy and trying to create new jobs, mitt romney and paul ryan were getting these questions. congressman todd akin of missouri have forced these republicans into a national conversation about the hot button social issues of abortion and rape. yesterday, paul ryan said he would follow mitt romney s lead on the issue. later ryan was pressed to explain the meaning behind the term forcible rape, which appeared in legislation that he cosponsored with akin and other republicans. take a listen. you sponsored legislation that has the language forcible rape. what is forcible rape? rape is rape. rape is rape period. end of story. so that forcible rape language meant nothing to you at the time? rape is rape. and there s no splitting hairs over rape. all right. hey, mark. how is it going?
it is an artifact. it will be the last thing people ba pass as they come down from the memorial plaza they will pass the survivor scare case. it says a lot about who we are. everything about this seems to scream for raw. you want dch dch almost as if you want to bring the terror, the fear, the noise of that day to the senses of the visitors. (sirens) that level of reelness needs to be here in order to tell what actually happened. so this is not going to be a overly finished overly fancy place. this is a place that is sacred. sacred because it s where remains of some of the victims of 9-11 are purcha buried. when they get to bedrock they will be standing in front of a wall behind which the unidentified remains of those which were not given back to family members will be brought in a very private space behind that wall. i don t want any little piece of my son to be brought back down there. rosemary cane is the mother
this. the red cross disaster relief center. we re cooking with the doctor. to be more specific, this guy. this is a dentist. today he s working the kitchen giving us a bit of a sample of had his hard work. volunteering. you re from the area, aren t you? yes, sir. we live in tuscaloosa and have for some time. our practice is here also. what did you go through on the day of the tornado? i had an appointment at dch and went home. my family was in huntsville for a field trip with my daughters. they wound up being in a tornado shelter all day. when i heard the sirens, our lights flickered at home and tv went out. i went upstairs to see what was happening and saw the tornado coming across and i really thought it was animated. i didn t think it was real. this affected not only your community but your practice. a couple of your patients also, i believe. we noticed when the list came out of those that were deceased that a couple of your young patients, children, passed away