kissing his wife and getting the traditional milk bath. racing with torn ligaments in his hands. he won the race after the three-time winner dario franchitti hit the wall. kanaan received a medallion. she was recovering from a brain aneurism. before today s race, she returned that medallion to him telling him, he himself needed some luck. fast forward. some of the stories coming up for thursday. later in the week after the holiday. world no tobacco day on thursday. ever every year on may 31st interesting world health organization and its partners highlight the health risks associated with tobacco useful tobacco kills nearly 6 million people each year. also thursday, aerosmith one of the bands taking to the stage at
sheen opened up to jay leno about his meltdown earlier this year. i said some things that were a little out there. let me ask you a little bit out there. might have just overshot the mark a little bit. but these are just metaphors, jay. metaphors, i didn t really believe i had tiger blood or adonnis d.n.a. these were just jokes, you know. what was the catalyst? what made you go whoa, hit the wall? i realized i was pretty much losing! he s got a good sense of humor about it at least. sheen says he and ex-brooke mueller are still friends. he adds that he s now sober and he s no longer angry at the producers of two and a half men. gretchen? america is spending more than ever before on education now, yet, test scores remain flat across this country. now john stossel is telling us
on the very last day of 2001 day tone if a 500, dale earnhardt hit the wall at 200 miles while trying to protect dale earnhardt, jr. and waltrip. waltrip went on to win the race but there would be no celebration as news spread. michael talks about that accident in his new book, in the blink of an eye. i talked to him exclusively yesterday. we re coming up to the tenth anniversary of the daytona 500, the race where you saw one of your great victories in your life and also one of the greatest moments of sadness. tell us about it? i don t think human beings are designed to have that big of a swing of emotions. i m standing in victory lane
on the very last day of 2001 day tone if a 500, dale earnhardt hit the wall at 200 miles while trying to protect dale earnhardt, jr. and waltrip. waltrip went on to win the race but there would be no celebration as news spread. michael talks about that accident in his new book, in the blink of an eye. i talked to him exclusively yesterday. we re coming up to the tenth anniversary of the daytona 500, the race where you saw one of your great victories in your life and also one of the greatest moments of sadness. tell us about it? i don t think human beings are designed to have that big of a swing of emotions. i m standing in victory lane
endorphins. people who hit the wall may have a flood in their brain. here is an interesting trick about that. sometimes when you fall out of love, there s a rush of chemicals in your brain, too. and so we have to be careful about that. all of that has to do with really the importance, i think, that study shows that, in fact, good feelings really can heal the body. love can be great, but it can be tough, too. yes, that s right. make sure you pick well, though. the book, again, is how to love a nice guy. dr. judy, great to see you. thanks so much. sure. cheap seats at the london olympics. are you wondering how much they re going to cost? organizers are trying to make it possible for all of us that would like to go but not have to sell an arm and a leg. frequent heartburn ?