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From Today's Show ~ August 11, 2010
Our MISSION POSSIBLE today was all about becoming an empowered patient with the helpful advice of senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen. To learn more about fighting medical bills to corrective diagnosis click here!
The BIG I: FLY EYES TO SOLAR POWER! To learn more about today's Big I click here!
Starting tomorrow Q & A:
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Q & A: Quest & Ali  (yes…we’ve turned them loose!)
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From dream liners to deep sea drilling, you choose the topics and in one minute each, each will tell you everything you need to know. Every Thursday they will tackle your topic in the world of travel, innovation, business and technology. After their sixty second download their team of international producers will put them to the test with a 3 question quiz.
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Richard & Ali are two great minds yeah. but the audience should be part of the judging Team.
What would it be like if the United States didn't have individual states, but just geographic differences in location to differentiate where a persons from. No borders, and the democracy we have today? You know like a United State? Just curious.
What would happen if our government forced industries and retailers along with housing food and utility's to drop there capital gain to the people of America by 30% .
I caught the end of a segment on an infrared test for diabetes blood sugar level. Where can I find additional information? Thanks.
I just caught the $1,000 Toothbrush segment and was glad someone is doing an article on how much hospitals are charging. My mom received a bill from a hospital in Morgan County Colorado that was charging her for having surgery, and she didn't have surgery. We have been fighting this bill since May trying to get someone to listen. The insurance company has already paid for the surgery. When we notified the insurance company, they didn' t seem interested in hearing the complaints. We contacted our local news investigator and they thought we needed help understanding the bill. Someone needs to listen. Thanks for doing the story on this.