arianna wants somebody who's strong.no man or an italian man or a german woman. all right, then. she wants manly, i'll give her manly-- up the old wazoo! uh, why don't we take the road less traveled? (laughter) they tracked me here! you got to find a place for me to hide. wait, bob. take me with you. (pounding on door) oh, no! it's all over! (cheering, applause) wait a minute, who are you? i'm his parole officer, julia robertson. (applause) i may look like a pretty woman, but i'm a steel magnolia. and i eat, pray, love being a parole officer, even when i have to miss my best friend's wedding to track down a runaway bride. i was also in the pelican brief. parole officer? this whole time you've been running scared from your parole officer? resolved, bitches! oh, fluff me. (audience murmuring) i said, "resolved!" it's a debate term! director: camera two. uh, so this whole time, robert, you've been... don't you cut away from me! judges of this debate final, director: adjust left. title nine legislation tighter. tighter. has

arianna, pues, es mi corazon, estamos peleando ahora por, por arianna. [♪...] >> para niÑos con cancervivencia de niÑos con leucemia se ha elevado de un 4% a un 94% hoy en dia. no puedo explicar con palabras lo increible que se siente el ayudar a salvarle la vida a estos niÑos. es algo que tienes que vivir por ti mismo. la musica conecta a gente de todo el mundo. lo vivo todos los dias. pero no hay nada que nos conecte mas profundamente que nuestros niÑos. ♪ yo no me doy por vencido, yo quiero un mundo contigo ♪ ♪ juro que vale la pena esperar y esperar y esperar un suspiro ♪ ♪ una seÑal del destino... no me canso, no me rindo ♪ >> los niños: ♪ no me doy por vencido ♪ >> ♪ no me doy... >> niño: ♪ por vencido >> ♪ por vencido... muy bien, oferta aplauso. [aplausos] ja-ja-ja. cuando conozcas a estos niÑos, te enamoraras de ellos, al igual que yo, y querras formar parte de la valiente lucha por vencer al cancer. para mi no hay nada mas importante que la salud de nuestros niÑos y por eso ayudo a los niÑos de st. jude, y los visito cada vez que puedo. siempre que vengo, salgo inspirado por

joining us now is arianna edwards, a classmate of the alleged killer.rianna, this must be so shocking for you and for everyone there. how are you doing, first of all? are you okay? >> yeah. i'm all right. >> now, did you know this young man? >> i'm just, like, shocked, obviously. >> like all of us are. >> i didn't know him, like, personally, like that well, but he was in my english class, and he, like, worked with me on a group and projects. he just seemed, like, quiet and reserved but seemed normal other than that. he made jokes still. if you talked to him, he would talk to you but he wouldn't really start conversations, like, often. >> did he have friends? >> he did have friends. he wasn't, like, too friendly, though. he, like, only had certain friends. he wasn't, like, outgoing to everyone. like in classes he would only talk to, like, a select few people and he was new, too, so, like, he didn't have, like, the, like amount of friends as everyone else. >> now, he was a new student. he only moved to the area recently. right? >> yes, he did. >> and so h

including ten-year-old arianna. >> my fifth grade teacher mr. johnson now he has valley fever.ut three of my friends have it. >> seventeen-year-old says the illness drastically affects her future. >> it got me angry, it really did. i had plans, i did. all of my friends are going off to san francisco or san diego or lsu or wherever they decided to go. and i feel like i got trapped here in the one place i did not want to be. >> the girl's father wants more efforts to be made on finding a vaccine and a cure. >> i hate to see them be knocked down by valley fever because, you know, i realize they have potential and they have been doing everything they can to realize their potential and then, this comes along and it's like taking two stem steps forwd and a mone a bunch of steps bac. >> valley fever nearly killed todd schaffer. his doctors gave up hope. >> he is not going to make it. he has too much in his head and central nervous system it doesn't look good. >> but he is still fighting. but these days his priorities are clear and simple. >> make it through the harvest and keep my fam

i want to go to crystal, who is there with arianna.. internationally ranked, we took the pisa exam a year or two ago and we were number one in the world. our school has a 100% -- 100% of its graduates go to college, every single one, whether they take a gap year or not, we all go to college. and i truly believe it's because of our college counseling classes. we all are required -- it's almost a core class to take. it's college counseling. they show us scholarship opportunities, they help us with essays, they show us the process for many of the college applications, because it's deferent for a lot of people, though it's similar in some ways. and i really think that they raise the bar and they expect you to go to college, whereas other schools don't necessarily give you that support, that class. those scholarship explanations. >> that would make a difference. let me ask you, one of the biggest things that the author of the book, amanda, takes from t stories of your studies abroad is that school needs to be harder. what do you make of tha

delegate arianna kelly from "monday night football" county. thank you for joining us, delegate aruin ray miller also from "monday night football" county. y friend, sister and childhood pprehend the member of the "monday night countdown" sill. and and jacqueline goodall. and i don't think that i've missed anyone, because i'm looking around but thank you-all for joining us. you know, when the leader pelosi got together with the democratic women's working roup, i chaired the democratic women's gruned the democratic house of representatives. we talked among us and with a lot of our allies out in the community and running grassroots organizations about what was needed in this next step to really fulfill a true economic agenda for women and we decided and knew if we could formulate that agenda, we know when women succeed, america succeed and there's a dwhaurt think many of us worked on different pieces over the years but we wanted to -- together. so visiting these 4-year-olds and 3-year-olds here today and seeing their energy reminded all of us of t

[applause] i'm going down the list budget i should look at delegate arianna kelly of montgomery countythank you for joining us and over in the miller from montgomery county. [applause] my friends sister and childhood friend valerie ervin a member of the montgomery county council. [applause] mayor of a tremendous city with a lot of energy in forest heights in maryland jacqueline goodall. [applause] i don't think that i've missed anyone because i'm looking around the thank you all very much for joining us. when leader pelosi got together with the democratic women's working group i chaired the democratic women's working group and that is the women's house of representatives. we talk among us and also with a lot of our allies out in the community and running grassroots organizations about what was needed in this next step to fulfill a chu economic agenda for women. we decided in the new if we could formulate that agenda we know when women succeed america succeeds and that the core of that success are the things that many of us have worked on in different pieces over the years but we wanted

. >> arianna, you're from new york as well.ou're worried relating to the core standards as well as technology. it's a double header for you, if you will. >> yes, absolutely. i'm a technology teacher in the south bronx. i also help lead a nonprofit in the south bronx that expands the school day and creates community schools. >> because you want a longer school day and you want kids in summer school. >> yes, we want an expanded day. we need partnerships to make this happen. we lack the funding in our schools to be able to make this happen at our level. we need sponsors to come in to help us teach our children about technology to help bring the technology into the buildings and to help make the core standards a reality in summer, in after school, throughout the year. >> real quick, i want to get this teacher in. i think you're going to get a lot of reaction. you're from utah. you were telling me you're in a rural area. pretty much every kid in your school has access to technology. to her, it is unfathomable that any of you have to