push push into even more unedifying world of exploitation. my message to tammy day is simple. if you truly love your daughter, put her chances on the same playing field as the rest of her time mates. she'll thank you in the end. from cnn center in atlanta, this is "weekend early start." george zimmerman speaks. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. >> his parents plea at yesterday's bond hearing and why he might be set free today. we put the u.s. secret service in focus as

releas released. what are some of the great heros saying? new leads in an old mystery, why police are scouring in the case of the 30-year-old disappearance of a now famous child. later, pizarro picasso, how she rising money. george zimmerman could be out of jail as early as today, a judge set bond for zimmerman at $150,000 at a hearing yesterday. his family needs to post $15,000 to get him out. while he awaits trial for the killing of 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman called itse self-defense. he offered this apology to the teen's family. >> i wanted to say i am sorry, for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was younger than i am, and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> zimmerman's attorney says he wants his client to leave the

state while he waits for the trial for security reasons but no decision has been made on that request. much more on this story a little bit later on. three more secret service agents are out as part of the scandal involving colombian prostitutes. the agency says three agents have chosen to resign over their part in the scandal that makes six agents so far, two of them were supervisors. all of the employees accused of bringing prostitutes to their hotel room in cartagena before the president arrived there. he was briefed on the investigation yesterday, the agency announced a 12th employee was implicated. the fbi is expected to continue their work today digging up a manhattan basemen. they are looking for evidence in the disappearance of a young boy, 6-year-old etan patz, disappeared on his way to school in 1979. this week, police and fbi came to the former apartment of an area handyman. authorities say old and new

evidence led them there. he was brought in for questioning, his attorney says he is cooperating. >> miller has been cooperating with the investigation for over 30 years. he has continued to cooperate on multiple occasions. and i'm going to assist him in cooperating to the fullest extent possible. >> the disappearance of etan patz raised awareness for missing children to a national level. he was one of the first to appear on a milk carton. the united nations security council meets later this morning to expand the monitoring mission in syria. a peace plan supposed to start with the cease fire is not holding. opposition forces say nearly 60 people killed across the country yesterday, u.n. wants to up their involvement from 30 monitors to 300. helicopters being brought in at a plane crash site in

pakistan. officials believe none of the 127 passengers or crew survived. family members are helping identify the victims. all but seven bodies were recovered. bad weather may have been a factor. a major step forward for a possible merger between u.s. airways and american airlines. they have agreements in place with three major unions covering 55,000 american airlines employees. that includes pilot, flight attendants and mechanics. the parent company filed for bankruptcy last year. the new airline would keep american airlines name. mitt romney pushing forward to november. he took a sort of victory lap while speaking at the republican national committee gathering yesterday. he split his message between a call for party unity, a word for past and present republican rivals. >> let me also commend the people who had the courage to run for president on our side of the aisle this year. some still running, some have

gotten out of the race but each contributed to the process. each of them campaigned in an aggressive and dynamic way to spread our message of conservativism, each will play a vital role in making sure we win in november. >> on monday, romney will be campaigning in philadelphia with florida senator marco rubio, mentioned as a possible running mate. before he makes that stop you can catch him on state of the union tomorrow at 9:00 eastern time. newt gingrich's campaign may floundering, the wife of sheldon adelson donated five million last month. they have given more than $20 million to the pac. gingrich is coming under fire for secret service detail. he was given protection as a candidate now that he's pretty much out of the race, critics want him to give up his security blanket. his detail costs taxpayers $40,000 a day.

well, if you are just getting up grab a first cup of coffee say good morning to reynolds wolf. missed you last weekend. glad you're back. >> back atcha. don't stop getting your coffee, bring one for me, too. man, i'm telling you. great morning. we have an active weather pat in eastern parts of the southeast, lets go to the maps. could see possibly flash flooding in the northeast, very pleasant day toward the west. there is the pestky low. if this had taken place in january or february, this would be a potential nor'easter, heavy rain expected. more in a few. thank you, reynolds. >> you bet. >> here is the rundown of stories we're cooking up for you. a rare look at the culture and his story of the secret service. then taking you to florida where george zimmerman could be free today. who should mitt romney pick

as his running mate? wait until you hear some of the new names being floated out there. if you stick around long enough, the week's must-see video including yes, painting penguin. but first a very big good morning to new york city. there you have a lovely shot of columbus circle. it's the big apple, plenty to do and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ and i never thought i'd feel this way ♪ ♪ the way i feel about you [ male announcer ] it's time to clean out your garage for a car that's worthy of being the 2012 motor trend car of the year. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ it must be love ♪ love, love

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have checked in at the visitors bureau to check them out. >> he's one of the greatest. that is one of the most beautiful things to see, captivating this time of year not only in a place like ennis or marble falls, incredible views. hills are covered with bluebonnets, the bluebonnet cafe serves sweet rolls the size of your head and make your face explode, they are that good. speaking of beautiful flowers, in atlanta, dogwood festival, expect temperatures to be similar where they were yesterday, in the 70s. also expect conditions to be nice in terms of your wind, southeast around 8 miles per hour, something else we'll have is very weak wind. different situation in parts of florida. where this hour, parts of i-95 not i-4, seeing scattered showers, we expect as we make our way up the coast more of the showers pushing their way from west to east all along the frontal boundary and back to parts of the western great lakes and upper midwest. rain, rain, rain, cooler air

coming in behind it in spots like minneapolis. here's the big culprit, this area of low pressure, this long trailing cold front that extends down to the gulf coast. another low we have in the gulf of mexico, we have some severe storms there. a lot of weird things going on with this, randi. if this took place in january, this could possibly develop in a nor'easter, august or september, might have a tropical situation, we could have a named storm with this area. a lot of weird things, the timing works for us, we expect rain from the system. back in parts of texas, to the west coast, plenty of sunshine, nice and warm, highs are going to go, look at the bad boys, 78 degrees in salt lake city. 79 in san francisco, 73 los angeles, 74 in denver. back over to minneapolis, the cold air coming in, there is the result of that, high of 47. 53 in chicago. 67 in memphis, a string of 70s from boston, new york, even washington with 81, boston don't

forget the centennial at fenway park, be around for 100 years, go bo sox. >> one of the greatest parks ever. >> it's a cathedral. >> it is. a culture of pride, a scandal involving prostitutes has thrown the secret service in a new light. is this an abhoration? a school bus teeters on the enl of an embankment. zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn--

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white house are waking up with us this morning. i see a couple lights on. early start there for the first family, i'm sure. we're going in focus on the secret service, in light of last week's scandal in colombia, the agency has come under question. our brian todd looks at the agency and whether there is a permissiveness that may have led to the prostitution scandal. >> reporter: it's the sheer number of secret service personnel involved in the alleged incident with prostitutes that is raising serious questions in washington. >> it's hard for me to believe that was the first and only time. there were just too many people involved. >> reporter: in fact, 11 total. sources say two supervisors among them. leading law enforcement experts to be concerned about potentially a larger problem within the secret service. a comfort level with this kind of conduct. is this institute part of a pattern in that agency? we spoke off camera with several former secret service agents and supervisors who say it's not. that they never witnessed or heard of anything like this.

they did tell us of so-called wheels up parties, when secret service officers, white house staffers, members of the media, get together after the president has left a city and have drinks at a bar or hotel room. they say those get togethers are comparatively tame. jeffrey robinson, who wrote a book on the secret service with a former top agent, says this. >> do married guys take off their rings at these parties, wheels up rings off, okay, that is a problem for the married guys and their families. do people get drunk? gee, there is a new story. >>. >> reporter: robinson said those are isolated indents not a broader culture at the secret service. there was an incident in 2006 when an agent was tasered charge with public intoxication after an altercation at a bar in waco, texas. in 2002, u.s. news and world report published an investigative piece detailing agents having raucous parties, barroom brawls, sex with under age girls. some of that information came from disgruntled former agents

who had grievances with the agency. there is real concern this is a cultural problem within the agency, is it? >> no, it is not. i can tell you unequivocally it is not and i have lived it for 31 years. >> reporter: serving under six presidents. barbara riggs was the first supervisor in the presidential protection. she supervised advance teams. >> yes, we have had people who have been involved in inappropriate behavior. after duty, can you go out and have a beer, absolutely. can sometimes there be an incident? yes, there has been. but i is it systemic, no. >> reporter: a current official mirrored that, telling us in an agency of 7000 people, yes, there have been incidents of misconduct and criminal behavior. this official would not respond to the concerns about a broader cultural problem at the secret service but said with regard to this incident and others, they responded decisively and

appropriately. brian todd, cnn, washington. late yesterday the secret service announced a 12th employee was implicated in the scandal. much more on the secret service later in the show, including some of the most memorable heroic moments. you saw barbara rigs, she will be my guest in our 10:00 hour as well. we have focused on the secret service and their responsibilities in protecting the president. they protect the first family, vice president and family, presidential candidates and visiting heads of state. there is another part that you may not know about. protecting the nation's financial finfrastructure due t counterfeit currency, financial and electronic crimes. since 2003 they have been involved in around 30,000 arrests for financial crimes and confiscated $300 million in counterfeit currency. >> bullying claims another life, this time this 14-year-old boy. the relentless bullying and death threats that became too much. his story, just ahead. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro.

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little eye of the tiger to wake up atlanta, pretty foggy in atlanta. you can see it there. still beautiful shot of the city on this early morning. glad you're watching early start. time to check out stories making news around the nation. in oregon, a school bus slides off a wet road teeters on the edge of an embankment. inside nearly two dozen students returning from a week at camp.

>> all of a sudden i see like people screaming and some people like clinging to their seats, it was all very scary. >> scary i'm sure. the students cling to each other, move to the high seats to steady the bus. a deputy evacuated everyone. amazingly, nobody was hurt, and 30 miles west in portland -- >> it's a one, two, three, four, five. >> a swarm of honey bees decided to nest not in a hive or building but the rear window of a lexus suv, yikes. >> i went to pick up my daughter from school, didn't realize they were there, when i got back out, there they were. >> lucky the driver plans to leave them alone until they are ready to move out on their own. speaking of luck, this is

one lucky pig in iowa, believe it or not, this little pig was headed for the slaughter house. on the way, bounced off the rig, sounds like something out of dr. seuss. survived the fall, they are helping her heal from a broken leg. they named her olivia, she is getting a second shot of life thanks to a twist of fate. i spend time reporting on bullying cases and hoping that one day bullying will be no more but this morning, another wake-up call, another life taken because of bullying. a community in iowa is reeling with grief after a gay 14-year-old committed suicide. kenneth had come out to his family and classmates a month ago, what followed were reportedly weeks of teasing, bullying, and even death threats. students at his high school staged a walk out to raise awareness about his death. advocacy groups are upping their anti-bullying efforts in iowa.

in cincinnati, another case of bullying, police say a 10-year-old boy brought a b b gun to school to fight off bullies who teased him about his small size and wearing ankle braces. the principal contacted police after five kids reported seeing the gun. they thought it was a real gun because the orange plastic tip had been broken. the boy is charged with inducing panic. a new jersey school district is paying the price of bullying, sawyer rosenstein was paralyzed after a bully punched him in the gut back in 2006. the ramsey school district agreed to pay $4.2 million to settle that lawsuit. sawyer says school officials knew about the bully's violent behavior and failed to comply with state law. coming up at 10:00, we'll speak with another victim whose parents are suing her classmates for bullying her on a fake facebook page. why her case could set a legal precedent. a criminal in a maximum security prison is a number once he walks behind the high walls, but to his family and kids at

home he's still dad. cnn hero carolyn lecroy was honored for helping kids stay connected to parents through video messages. she expanded her program to five more states. holly robinson peete was so moved, she decided to see her work up close. >> when i was involved with heros in 2008, carolyn's messages project touched my heart. when you think about the people in this world that need help, the last people on that list are children of incarcerated parents. that, to me, is why i'm coming out here today. >> approaching destination on the left. >> so what are the total number of messages delivered by the messages project now? >> we're right at 9,000. >> wow! that's a lot of children. that have this opportunity. >> gate, please. >> so tell me about this facility. >> this is a maximum security

prison. and it is the pilot for california. >> thanks. good morning. how are you? i'm carolyn. >> brian. >> talk from your heart. we'll give you a signal. >> are we ready to roll? here we go. >> hi, kids. i know that you're angry with me and you should be angry with me. the difficulties you faced over the years, that's my fault. hold on a second. man. >> you could see that sadness, that guilt that they had for whatever decision they made that has impacted their children their entire lives. >> when you set these fathers down in front of that camera, they're dad. >> i can't imagine with all the things going on in these children's lives, what this means to them. on behalf of all of them, thank you so much. >> and remember, cnn heros like

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is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. . welcome back everyone i'm randi kaye. get you caught up on news. the fall out from secret service prostitution scandal cost three more agents their jobs. in a statement they say "three additional employees have chosen to resign and that as a result of the ongoing investigation in cartagena, a 12th employee has been implicated." president obama has been briefed on the incident by

secret service director mark sullivan who sources say ordered a comprehensive review. held >> officials believe none of the 127 passengers in a plane crash survived in islamabad. family members are helping identify the victims. all but seven bodies recovered. bad weather may have played a role. the united nations security council meets later this morning in an effort to expand the monitoring mission in syria. a peace plan supposed to start with the cease fire isn't holding. opposition forces say 60 people were killed across the country yesterday. the u.n. wants to up their involvement from 30 monitors to 300. a california charged with first degree murder in the death of brittany killgore, a marine's wife. authorities have not said how killgore died or what her relationship was with the accused woman. jessica lynn lopez, pleaded not guilty to the charges, is being

held on $3 million bond. the l.a. county coroner says heart failure led to the death of andrew breitbart. he was connected to controversy surrounding anthony weiner had an enlarged heart and heart disease. he died last month at 43. trayvon martin's family's attorney say they are devastated by a judge's decision to set bond for george zimmerman. here is how the judge summed up his decision. >> good thing about practicing law in florida, as a judge, prosecutor and he defense attorneys we have lots of experience. what i'm going to do is find that the motion is well-taken, i'll grant the motion, set bond in the amount of $150,000. >> we go now to sanford, florida where we find martin savage, good morning to you, martin. zimmerman could be released as early as today. are there any details yet where he might go? >> reporter: only a few, randi,

good morning. the attorney has been asked several times specifically when will george zimmerman be getting out of the corrections facility and he said it would take a couple days. it's also possible we could be getting misinformation because the attorney does not want the media or the general public to know when george zimmerman gets out because of safety concerns. he has noted that it could take the family some time to raise the money, it will take time to work out the security arrangements. mark o'mara would like him to be moved out of florida. there will have to be telemetry to be worked up so they can track him. that will take time. he says there are a couple of spots they have scouted out but they are not saying where they are, randi. >> understandably, martin, the disappointment with the ruling, the judge didn't agree with prosecutors zimmerman is a threat to the community. what else is the family saying at this point and how might this

affect the prosecution's case? >> reporter: i think the family was probably under the realization that george zimmerman was going to get bond, didn't seem unlikely he would not. it's a constitutional right. in this case he didn't appear to be a threat to the community or risk to flight. they were upset with the apology george zimmerman surprised them with by getting up on the stand and taking an oath and coming out with that statement. and on top of that, they were clearly unhappy with the arrangements that have been made. it always appears that george zimmerman get the breaks and their son and the investigation and their pursuit of justice that does not seem to get traction. they were clearly upset, they did not speak, the attorney ben crump, did talk and said the family was absolutely devastated by the decision of the judge. >> it was really something to watch him on the stand, talk yesterday at this hearing and you say there is something george zimmerman said yesterday that contradicts what he told police on the night of the shooting.

what was it and what might it mean once the trial begins? >> reporter: there were a couple things that stood out, number one it amend the state was totally unprepared and they did not seem to have the hard evidence that many expected to come out against george zimmerman to justify keeping him locked up. but then on top of that you had george zimmerman get up there and makes a statement that he does and at one point he says he was sorry for the death of trayvon martin, and also said that he thought that trayvon martin was just slightly younger in age than george zimmerman was. if you go back to the 911 call, you heard george zimmerman when he's directly asked by the dispatcher to describe the person he's reporting their age, he says he looks to be in his late teens. so that is a contradiction likely to come back and haunt george zimmerman if we ever get to a trial. >> what did you make of george zimmerman's father trying to paint the picture at the hearing his son is not a violent man? well, it's family and family of course is wanting to get george zimmerman out from behind

bars, they are going to clearly paint him in a very, very positive light, his mother also spoke very well of her son, you can't blame a family for doing that and wanting to see their son get out, but on the other hand, that family will be responsible for george zimmerman. in other words if they feel in any way, shape or form he's violating his parole they are supposed to report and turn their own son. >> martin savage, thank you very much. to politics mitt romney has pretty much sewn up the republican nomination. there is one big decision, who to pick as the number two. cnn political editor paul steinhouser breaks down the possible running mates. >> good morning, randi. the biggest guessing game in politics, who is on mitt romney's list as the all but certain republican presidential nominee, searches for a running mate. >> everybody is on my list, i'm not taking anybody off the list,

all right? i actually -- i don't have a list, yet. >> romney has until the convention in august to decide and since he's not giving anything away we thought we would ask republicans across the country who they would like to see as their party's vice presidential nominee. people to choose from eight candidate who romney may be considering. according to our cnn poll, condoleezza rice tops the list, 26% saying they would like to see her as the running mate. she says she is not interested. second on the list, former senator rick santorum, who just last week suspended his bid for the gop presidential nomination and who hasn't endorsed romney yet. let's be honest, this is a name recognition question. you need more proof? rob portman from the crucial battleground state of ohio who many in siders think could be on any romney short list, he didn't crack 1% in our poll. >> i'll help him in ohio as we did in the primary i think he will win ohio. >> popular freshman senator

marco rubio and chris christi were tied for third in the poll. rubio, possibly being krksd says no thanks. >> i don't want to be the vice president right now. >> but then a slip. >> three, four, five, six, seven years from now if i do a good job as vice president. i'm sorry. >> you guys all got that, right? >> as for christi, he's pushing back again the tabloid report he fell asleep during a bruce springsteen concert which would be heracy in new jersey. >> i put my head back, closed my eyes and listened to the song. i was fist pumping. >> portman is saying all the right things. >> i think there are good choices. people vote for the person at the top of the ticket. >> is there a book on what people being considered for vice president are supposed to say. >> i wish there were. >> romney's named a trusted

advisor to lead the search. what is he looking for? >> criteria has to be is this a person who could be president of the united states if that were needed. >> yeah, i know. kind of obvious. but that is all he's saying right now. randi? love that, thank you, paul very much. still ahead you probably never have seen this before. so take a look, a painting penguin. that is what you see there. that plus some of the other best videos, you're watching weekend "early start" where news doesn't take the weekend off. t i went to a small high school.

the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us.

♪ playing britney spears this morning. she is a favorite of yours, isn't she, reynolds? >> have the entire collection. favorite videos. good ones that caught our eye. we showed you the painting penguins. her name is mckenna, african penguin in idaho. enjoys a morning swim with her pals, long walks through the zoo and painting. >> everything is normal until you get to the painting point. she can spell, apparently. >> she is making art. she is making art to raise money for the idaho zoology society. >> i'm sure some people might

not know this, when penguins feed their young they do it by vomiting in their mouth. when you do that kind of thing -- >> why did you go there? >> you don't have to go high to punch through the ceiling. anything you do after that is going to be somewhat better. >> make mckenna will teach her young to paint. >> maybe so. one can only hope. >> let's talk about -- let's talk about what is happening in vegas. big parties, heavy drinking, made famous by "the hangover". >> unbelievable. >> ah! phil, do not go in the bathroom. >> will you put on pants? >> there is a tiger in the bathroom! >> what's going on? >> there is a jungle cat in the bathroom. >> okay, i'll check it out. >> be careful. >> he's not kidding, there is a

tiger in there. >> yeah! >> one of the best scenes ever, in a movie, hilarious. >> zack is the best. >> the reason we show you, one anesthesiologist says he has a cure for the hangover of a lifetime. his company hangover heaven.com, they have a fleet of tour buses. >> this is intense. >> what do they do? iv treatments that supposedly will rid your body of a hangover causing toxins. would you ever? >> absolutely. i would if it would keep me from doing things like a painting penguin, absolutely. i would be thrilled to. what is a little put morgue fluine-- putting more fluids. >> would you spend $150? >> short time in vegas, you have to recover quickly, why not. >> this next one is really cool. tupac may go on tour as a

hologram. first remember this, take a look here. that was cool, right? that was halogram technology cnn used during the last election, jessica yellen appearing with wolf. tupac who died almost 16 years ago, appeared on stage, check it out. last week to perform some of his greatest hits at the music festival. >> you know what is weird, the first time americans thought about it during the original star wars series when princess leia, if he had said obi wuo you're my only one. >> it's a little creepy. fans want him to go on tour. >> unreal. >> kind of cool. >> anybody you want to see digitally resurrected? >> i've never seen her on stage performing but jessica yellen

with snoop dogg. >> i hope you had as much fun as we did. more coming up later in the show. >> you bet. shaken, not stirred, that is how james bond likes his martini, for the next blockbuster, what he will be sipping on, instead.

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morning. 6:47 on the east coast, 3:47 out west. get you caught up on news that may have been off your radar. take a look at this photo of president obama reflecting on a civil rights icon. he is sitting on the vintage bus that made rosa parks famous when she refused to give up her seat to a white man in 1955. the president later said he sat there for a moment and pondered the court ran and tenacity of those who insisted on their share of the american dream. two men are suing the reality tv show "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" for discrimination. it claims the men were turned down simply because they are black. they pointed out in 23 seasons, there has never been a person of color cast in a lead role on either show. abc declined to comment on the suit while another defended warner horizon television called it "baseless and without merit."

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welcome back. according to a new study a blood test may be able to detect depression in teens. that's right, parents who aren't sure if their child is experiences normal moodiness or serious form of depression could get answer with a simple prick to the finger. i sat down with dr. sanjay gupta and asked him how all this might work. >> it's an idea are there certain markers for depression in the blood so you draw blood, you test blood and specifically

trying to answer two questions. one is does the person in fact have depression and if they have early on-set depression can we predict they will go into a major pre agre major progressive disorder. it's early stuff. they stressed animals a couple weeks, drew blood from them, created a profile. this is what depressed blood may look like and tried to find some of the same markers in young people, teens for the most part. it seems to have correlation, but this is early stuff. >> important because it is so hard to identify depression for sure. >> no question about it. and identifying it still is mainly a clinical -- a clinical diagnosis. someone psychiatrist may interview you, ask questions, ask about your mood, habits and come to this conclusion. everyone has been saying can we

obje objectify it, a brain scan, blood test. >> where do we go from here? >> one of the exciting areas, this idea you could find a depression center in the brain. a place where depression lives and a doctor, dr. helen maberg, who believes she discovered that area. area 25, and she in these patients, randi, who had no options, medications have nod worked, electroconvulsive therapy stopped working she decided to stimulate that part of the brain and got astonishing results. i'll show you real quickly, this is what it looks like, a battery pack, it would sit under someone's collar bone under the skin. this here is in fact what goes in the brain. >> she is putting that in patients? >> she is with the help of a neurosurgeon, putting these in the brains. there are several electrodes, she would stimulate different amounts of electricity and try to get some benefit in the patients and she saw that

several times. it was remarkable. >> there is a real difference once you put that in, she can say it has been successful? >> she can. and i saw some of this myself and it was profound. this one woman who you can see more this weekend, she really had been in a profound state of depression for a long time, had no connection with family, people around her, and even in the operating room, all the stimulator being turned on she started to smile, and people said what are you smiling at, they were rating these things, she said i have a great affection for my grand niece. i want to see her and hold her. she had not felt that way since the child was born. was very quick, and very profound. >> wow, that is fascinating. area 25. >> area 25. >> i'll keep an eye on that one. sanjay, thanks. >> thank you. for more of the week's most important medical stories, stick around for sanjay gupta, md. these days who doesn't want to save money, right? i'll show you one of the most

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