. >> reporter: teresa violet works at a factory that makes rope out of cocoa nut husks. >> i wake up at 4:00 in the morning, 7:00 i'm at work. 12:00 i come back home. then i go back to work at 1:00 and come back at 5:00. >> reporter: do you make enough money to support yourself and your children? >> sometimes we go without enough food. sometimes we are okay. >> reporter: violet provides for her two teenage boys and her pregnant daughter. at 55, her wants are practical and simple. >> i wish for a house. a nice house. and to live in a nice house. >> reporter: do you think your dream will ever come true? >> i have a hard time believing that it will come true but i still go on dreaming. >> reporter: what she doesn't know is she is slated to get a house with the help of a bay area sponsor who adopted violet's family through world vision. >> reporter: well seeing that it's kind of confirms your worse fears almost. >> reporter: this is the first time leslie olroy of hills roy has seen video of how violet lives. >> it's dreadful to see that we live in such luxury and how people live. >>> whe

we start with "violet."ations, including best revival of a musical, and best performance nods for sutton foster and joshua henry. take a look. ♪ i'm a long ways from pretty >> set in the 1960s, sutton foster plays the role of violet, a young woman whose face was disfigured after a childhood accident. ♪ i see a brand-new face and it's mine ♪ >> in this production, foster wears no makeup. her scar is left to the audience's imagination. violet sets out on a bus ride to meet a televangelist, who she believes will heal her hideous scar through the power of faith. along the way, she forms an unlikely bond with fellow riders as she learns important life lessons about true beauty and love. we're going to get a treat. here to perform "on my way" as violet first begins her journey, the cast of "violet." >> you going far? >> tulsa, oklahoma. >> i never been there. i hear the trees give out. oh, my goodness. >> that's just where i'm going. get this scar healed once and for all. >> well, i'm going to nashville. the count

like his grandfather, he is no shrinking violet. he left all of us know including the chair exactly what he thought about generational gaps and things in gender and diversely, and very big for my very helpful. [laughter] he has taken on his work with wisdom, with gusto. he is very fortunate willing to serve. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great privilege to introduce jack schlossberg, who will the 2014 profile in courage award recipient. thank you. >> thank you. if you ever want my criticism on anything, you just give me the word and i will be happy to. on behalf of my family i join them in welcoming you today. my mother usually presents this award, and she would have loved to be here today, but she would to for being ariga here with us. this is been a proud day for my family, a day would come to celebrate my grandfather's memory, and to honor president kennedy's service. he once said that nation reveals thelf by the met in honors, men it remembers. he looked to the past two examples of men and women who made sacrifices for democrat

critics even say modi may have stoked the violet himself but he has never been found guilty of any of that. in the election campaign he has been very careful to stay away from religious rhetoric. he talked about jobs, the economy, developments, and things like that. he says he wants to be the leader of all indians. but it would not be surprising if indian muslims around the country, 15% of the 1.2 billion population, it would but not -- it would not be surprising if the muslims are wary about what a modi government can give them. >> to turkey, where outrage is growing in the wake of the country's worst ever mining disaster. deadeople are confirmed and 18 people remain trapped inside, according to the mine's operators which held a press conference a short while ago. meanwhile, the first funerals have been held for the ends. response to the accident sparked violent protests across the country. turkish prime minister erdogan faced an angry crowd as he visited the site of the accident. he rejected claims of government responsibly saying "such accident happened." catherine clifford reports

so where is the ultra violet light. >> reporter: i red light is pointed on the area she's operating.he goggles detect the area's fluorescent. from a computer monitor attached to the goggles, we are able to see what the doctor is seeing inside the goggles in real time. >> are you guys seeing that. that's clear. we are seeing the fluorescent dye taken up in the lymph node where the cancer flow goes to. i'm going to take that lymph node out. >> during the early experimental phase the goggles are tested for accuracy. they are doing what their invendor heaped. first, confirming tests that detected cancer cells in patients and second, allowing the surgeons to get an idea of how much cancerous tissue needs to be removed. these are called surgical margins. in surgery the goal is to take out the cancerous tissue, along with a rim of tissue around it. if the cancer cells come to the edge of the tissue or too close, additional surgery may be implemented. >> reporter: how did you get the idea for the surgeries? >> the surgeries told me a problem was seeing images on an m.r.i. and ct scan. when y

those products penetrate the skin deeper, last longer and provide better protection against ultra violet rays. according to the american cancer society, skin cancer is now the most common of all cancers with more than 3.5 million new cases diagnosed every year. the fda must approve ingredients used in all sunblocks sold in this country but despite innovation the list has not changed since 1999. currently eight ingredient applications are pending. >> it's frustrating to develop technology that is cutting edge to be delayed for a decade and getting it into the consummers' hand. it is very frustrating that way, but we're one of many manufacturers who are involved in this, and are looking for ways to improve upon that time limit. >> in a statement to the fox news channel the fda says in part, quote, the fda recognizes the public health importance of sunscreen use and has prioritized reviewing the safety and effectiveness of additional sunscreen ingredients as quickly as possible given the agency's resources. earlier this year bipartisan legislation was r was introduced in cook aimed at chang

nail salon driers that use the ultra violet lights to dry the gels ee met radiation that can lead tomage. they use the same kind of light in tanning beds. it could take as many as 24 trips to the salon to etch radio the point where it starts cancer causing daybreakie dna damage. >> the secret eat more fiber. a new study finds fiber increases survival rates by 25 percent in the long-term. americans are not getting the recommended amount of fiber and heart patients are especially vulnerable. >>> here's the question. can you tell when someone is lying? there's a new computer that is better at humans at spotting our lies. it turns out it is all in the face. >> in the study people were shown videos like these. which one of these men do you think is faking pain and which one is really in pain? >> the one who is really in pain. that guy right there. researchers say notice how his mouth is tight and raised. this guy is faking it. when someone is faking pain they open their mouth at regular intervals. >> are people perceptive enough to pick up on these differences. hue whans we -- humans are

like his grandfather, he is no shrinking violet. he left all of us know including the chair exactly what he thought about generational gaps and things in gender and diversely, and very big for my very helpful. [laughter] he has taken on his work with wisdom, with gusto. he is very fortunate willing to serve. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great privilege to introduce jack schlossberg, who will the 2014 profile in courage award recipient. thank you. >> thank you. if you ever want my criticism on anything, you just give me the word and i will be happy to. on behalf of my family i join them in welcoming you today. my mother usually presents this award, and she would have loved to be here today, but she would to for being ariga here with us. this is been a proud day for my family, a day would come to celebrate my grandfather's memory, and to honor president kennedy's service. he once said that nation reveals thelf by the met in honors, men it remembers. he looked to the past two examples of men and women who made sacrifices for democrat

there's growing lawlessness in eastern and southern ukraine with peaceful demonstrations becoming violet of murder, torture in the east of the country. >>> police have ruled out finding more survivors after a ferry capsized and sank with at least 200 on board. 100 are still missing. the ferry got caught in a storm not far from the capital of dhaka. >>> now we'd like to give you flavor of exhibition that's arrived in washington that's sharing work by the victorian painter. the international artist born in the u.s., raised in russia and resident much of his life in london. one of the narrators has been speaking to the bbc. >> he is very obsessive in his subjects. he would do a picture of a bridge again and again. we called the show an american in london. he stayed an american citizen all his life. he believed being an american. he moved to london 1958 and gravitated back and forth between middle class society and really scruffy port area of london in granite. then later in life moved to chelsea. the areas were filthy and dangerous. the river itself is flowing really fast back and forth. it

. >> we don't want to violetate people's rights, so we have taken action to not do that. >> an ice spokesman told us the agency will ask for the holds in certain cases, especially those involving serious creams. meanwhile here in washington, and colorado, many counties are following oregon's lead. >> if oregon is doing, colorado is doing it, washington state is doing it. it's likely that that trend will continue. >> daniel faces deportation proceedings, and his wife is skeptical about promises that minor offenders will not be targeted. >> now the community is afraid to ask police for hep because we are afraid to. they are going to take it to immigration. >> in this house the trend to the west to put a stop to detention is seen as positive. we don't have a final determination about how much the original case could cost, a final determination on the damages will be made at a later date. >> allen schauffler, thanks. >> the united nations released a warning on synthetic drugs. they are flooding the markets faster than governments can ban them. kath turper has details. >> reporter: this street is

>> the ultra violet radiation that comes out is 10 to 20 times stronger than reels online.derstand that you have patients who have skin cancer in places they would never expect because they use tanning beds? >> yes, we are seeing a rise in melanoma and young women and a lot of these women, what they do differently if go to tanning beds about seven or eight times more frequently. gerri: i understand from you that melanoma can also be life-threatening. can you explain that? >> no annulment assize of dime on your skin can actually have already spread, 50% chance of spreading, that is what makes it so lethal. once it spreads, nothing works. >> we have lots of different kinds of sunscreen. there is the old-fashioned lotion, which he like best? >> i personally like sprays. people like them and they are easy to use. gerri: okay, do you missed certain parts of your body and do you miss them? >> usually do two coats of the spray. gerri: if i keep the sunscreen around in my glove compartment, or in my purse? >> yes, it's a good idea to keep it. however, sunscreen will decompose if yo

it is about to get dark so there are concerns in the overnight hours it could be quite violet. the other news, the political news, this visit by vladimir putin to crimea, of course crimea was taken over by russian forces and then it was annexed and declared part of russian territory, it had been rumored that putin was going to go. but until he arrived, it was never certain. then, of course, he did arrive making his grand entrance by boat, addressing crowds there. he said that 2014 will go down in history when the people of crimea decided to be reunited with russia. he also called on the international community to respect russia's rights. he said russia respects other country's rights and interests but other countries must respect russia's interests including its right to self-determination and correcting historic injustice. that is a vague and quite broad interpretation of events russia believes and mr. putin believes that the collapse of the soviet union was a historic injustice. >> richard engel, thank you for your reporting. we appreciate it. for more now on the crisis in uk

and representatives darryl issa, no shrinking violet on benghazi, buck rogers, and mckeon.s possible they're worried the select committee might uncover something that they missed, or perhaps it's because they know there's actually no scandal there and that this committee will set in motion some inertial process. joining me now is joy reid. great to have you here instead of having you tweeting during the show. >> exactly. >> i am fascinated by the backstory here, by the reporting there. because it is the case that they wanted a select committee, select committee. and john boehner was saying no for a long time and something broke. >> john boehner's been in politics for a long time, so he knows the history of this kind of fishing expedition is what happened with white water, this idea of trying to find some scandal, any scandal, hoping that maybe you get a thread you can tie a scandal to. but, yeah, there have been at least four separate reports produced on benghazi, three of which actually came from the house of representatives, so he knows that his own people have investigat

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. -- violets are blue. think of all the romeos who can't get a poem off the ground for their loved one. in the future, all the tongue-tied romeos will have beautiful words emanating from their mouths right out of a poetry book because it is right outside of a poetry book. nasa is interested in this because astronauts in outer space, they have to see the blueprint. they're in outer space, for god's sake, and there's no blue print. they'll see the blue print right there in your, right there in your eyes. these glasses, these contact lenses, by the way, will also recognize people's faces. so when you bump into somebody, you'll always know who they are. how many times have you been at a conference like this, and you bump into somebody, and you say i though this person, i know this -- jim, john, jake, who is this person? in the future your contact lens will say it's jim, stupid. [laughter] you want to see his complete biography, you see him every time there's a meeting here at rainy day books. and let's say you'

any country could violet the international organization and the security council of the nations demonstrate that russia is in complete isolation because of crimea. and russia, ukraine and the global economy pay a huge price for the crimea. and we should stop them and not be so emotional. >>> it's an enormous challenge and is going to need all parties to push this forward. it cost me a new mayor of clench. it's been going on a few moments ago. what about sanctions, there's a lot of hawks in washington. and here in kiev, we want a third round of sanctions, to am lut pressure on the table forces it to the -- there's no doubt about it, when putin said to jeff on friday there's a boomerang on the west. ed the suffer will shrinked from the inside house yd. >> that's absolutely crucial, but this country and russia, again, better prosperity in europe as well. i'm very important to see. it's important to see how russia and the ukraine speak well. much more to come from you. you can get more on the chocolate king president-elect. >>> more to come on the elections and on today's show, sou souls -- ama

editors said the media has a woman problem, but the women of the "new york times" aren't shrinking violets. she tweeted "they more or less run the joint." >> at times it is hard to believe that i'm the executive editor. >> reporter: abramson spoke to "cbs sunday morning" shortly after she was put in charge of the times newsroom and acknowledged the symbol of her appointment. >> it would be nice to think we would get to the point where it wasn't so remarkable when a woman rose to the top job at an important institution. but i think, you know, we aren't there yet. >> reporter: after abramson was introduced here today, there was a long applause. and then she made a joke, saying she wasn't the only real news here today. abramson has no other events scheduled on campus today after she's finished with her commencement speech. >> tensions are growing this morning over comments about hillary clinton, the head injury he suffered nearly 18 months ago is part of the debate over a potential presidential campaign. jan crawford is in washington where the former secretary of state and her advisers are fi

that on activity should be open and in violet. it is the simple purchase of a pathway. i believe it would be commercially unreasonable, and therefore not her metadata under this proposal, for the isp not to deliver the contracted for open pathway. but let's consider specifically what that means. i want to get rules that work like this. if the network operators slowed the speed below that which the consumer bought, it would be commercially unreasonable and therefore prohibited. if the network operator blocked access to lawful content, it would violate our no blocking rule and be commercially unreasonable and therefore doubly prohibited. when content provided by a firm such as netflix reaches the consumer's network provider it would be commercially unreasonable to charge the content provider to use the bandwidth for which the consumer had already paid and therefore prohibited. when a consumer buys specified capacity from a network divider, he or she is buying open capacity, not capacity the network provider can prioritize for their own profit purposes. prioritization that

julia roberts and sally field, showing they're no shrinking violet.. >> julia? >> [ bleep ]. >> sally? >> [ bleep ]. >> shocking each other. and jimmy, i think, a little bit. and the winner was -- sally field. >> that was great. >> my favorite, the prize, not surprisingly, a bar of soap. >> clever. >>> also in "pop news," this morning, adele is in the news. rumor has it, she's making a comeback soon. the grammy-winner gave a clue on twitter, posting this photo saying, bye-bye 25. see you later in the year. her first album was "19." her second album was "21." these were both in honor of the ages she was when she wrote the songs. word is, "25," will be the next studio album released some time this year. question is, can she break her incredible record. "21" is the longest running number one album for a solo artist in history. >> "25." >>> and finally in "pop news," pharrell's "happy" has gone to the dogs. this verse by pet collective. >> love it. ♪ >> slightly different words. but every pit, the positive energy of the original. because i'm waggy. that's

let's bring in john thompson from violet cap fall for his reaction.ng the name and joined in by bob pisani for the discussion. john, first to you. so what do you think it is that was the main area of disappointment in this report? >> well, you know, they didn't beat earnings by that much, two sense, and if you annualize that, that's 50 cents a year for earnings for a stack of 200 bucks. it's way too pricey given where the stock is rating. >> i agree with that. >> look. you're talking about a stock that's making ten cents to the quarter with a $200 stock. the whole basis of the company right now is based on the idea there's going to be a massive rampup in the again3 vehicles. they haven't even announced where the factory is going to be. that's most important. we want to get more important details on that, but there are models now for tesla at $17 or $14. they are all over the place for 2016 and 2017 based on massive increase in sales of these jen-3 vehicles out there. a lot of assumptions and any kind of disappointment on when the vaktry will get built

system, strengthen the capacities of commitments to reduce crime -- of communities to reduce crime and violetomote the protection of human rights. to achievement and these goals, we operate in a genuine partnership with our mexican counterparts. these goals are a matter of national security for the united states as well as an economic and political imperative. six years ago mexico began a transition from the written inquisitor y'all criminal justice system to the more transparent, oral adversarial system. usaid's support to that transition at the national level and in '12 of the 32 mexican states ranges from helping to develop legislation to training judges, prosecutors, public defenders and investigative police. we're also helping the mexican government to create and strengthen institutions essential to the reform such as building the capacity of internal training units, victims' assistance centers and pretrial service units. to prepare the next generation of lawyers and judges, we are assisting mexico's bar associations, promoting professional standards and law schools in curriculum reform

even the most everyday objects these tags are distant chocolates are really magical and if these are violetn there the owner can lift up the will wreck up known for packaging and she will rep this looking like this list send a polygamous and you feel like they're walking out of this gorgeous job of a gift >> : and this little woman's medical things like that international items feels like yorkton paris and it's just really exclusive as it's really good is on three straight across from a touch in this a little alunite never knows there is an inside scoop and it's really beautiful the events as if all these wealthy and do very quickly record low bethought and also fairly expensive >> : this is pretty much a free and i'll think anything on this table is more than $25 except maybe this beautiful handmade >> : of europe back >> : in these broken i see these daughters and with 0 some dreams and we can only imagine the english their parents are feeling right now >> : mighty wave felt hasn't fearing their caught the car might come their way but it took that risk because they believe and their daugh

they all have beauty, just bring it out so it doesn't become a violet thing. so thank you, marching' that, for your work and those beautiful thoughts. >> host: next call comes from marta in lily, pennsylvania. marta, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> guest: my comment is i was watching booktv there and enjoying your talk and admiring what you've accomplished and what you expect to accomplish and how hard you're working to make the world a better place, and you got that phone call that was abusive, and i kind of got a little angry. i just wanted you to know that i do admire what you are doing, and i know there's a lot of people in this world who are praying that you will succeed in what you're trying to do in this world, because the world needs people like grow. thank you. >> guest: well, i appreciate that very much. i think, yeah, i think most people in this country are good hearted. i think most people in this country want the same thing. i don't believe that most people here are vindictive and mean, but we do have a fearful population, we do

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a new study shows nail salon dryers that use ultra violet lights emit radiation that could lead to skin tanning beds. >>> are you having trouble making your children behave? listen up. a new study in the journal of eating disorders shows kids are more disobedient and aggressive when they eat food with their hands. that chicken leg, maybe swap that out for a chicken tender they can eat with a fork. >> the white house administration scramblesç to explain e-mails linking them to the benghazi coverup. >> this was about the general dynamic in the muslim world at the time. >> this despite the e-mail from ben rhodes which said the goal to underscore the protests are linked to a video and not a broader failure or policy. is it time for the justice department to appoint a special counsel to investigate what really happened and should congress be doing more? joining us is fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano. judge, wh@d is the pweflt way to -- best way to get the facts? >> the answer to both questions you asked, is it time for the justice department to appoint a special counsel an

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kicks off monday with violet starring one of our favorites, tony nominee sutton foster. >> on tuesdayd murder." the cast of "cabaret" will be here on thursday. then we wrap up the week with the long-running hit show, one of my all-time favorites, "mamma mia!." a little abba singing. >> be sure to come with the plaza. join along with the sing alongs for broadway week here on "today." remember "how to succeed in marriage?" how to succeed in business? >> that was a mess-up. >> how about a check of the weather? >> why did you bring that up? >> i just thought of it. >> another freudian slip. >>> come on over here. i want to say hi to some nice folks. what's your name? >> i'm beth. >> eli. >> cindy. >> noah. >> where you guys from? >> portland, oregon. montana, you photo bombing us? back off -- no, kidding. nice to see you. noah, it is your 15th birthday? >> yeah. >> we got a little something for you here. some "today" hats. i understand, young man, you made this hat. that is very impressive. nice work. >> thank you. >> what are you guys going to do while you're hanging out here? >> everyth

violets are blue. >> although savannah has a really cute list to her mom on the website. read that. >> thank you for the plug. kevin's got me beat, i guarantee you. we're going to keep on the moms theme. we've got an early mother's day surprise for a mom who spent her life working the overnight shift just so she could be there during the day with her kids. >>> seth rogen is here with a very revealing painting of him and the famous friend who created it. >> thank god for those blurry created it. >> thank god for those blurry boxes. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. i believe the best berries are chosen, then picked. and that nature should decide ripeness, not schedules. that'