. >> this little baby is 10-month-old adrianna, and she has mistaken grandpa's mole for a nipple. >>o. >> that is just grabbing it and suck i sucking the mole, and she is saying, no milk is coming out, but the head is saying, that feels like a nipple. and grandpa. >> oh, no. >> and you can hear the baby sucki ining on it. >> talk about the family video. somebody get this kid a sippy cup. >>> get the al looe vera, becau these guys may need for it the stunt they are about to attempt. >> just go through it. >> i can totally make that. >> he looks, yes, at that fireplace and says, yeah, i could totally make that. that being jump right through the hole while there's a fire burning inside the fireplace. >> this is stupid upon stupid. >> i could not agree more. let's see. there are beverages in play here, and keep that in mind. >> no water available. it is alcohol to douse you with. >> yeah, yeah. >> they are cracking up, and he is close to the fireplace to measure it out. seriously, dude? come on. >> a lot of mathematics going into this. he is taking his time to do the math. >> nobody arou

cnn's adrianna hauser is live in quito, ecuador. what are you hearing from that angle?hearing now is basically what you're hearing right there. there's a lot of uncertainty whether or not edward snowden will end up here. this could potentially be snowden's last stop. we know from ecuador's foreign minister that he did request asylum, that asylum request is being studied. there is precedence. we're hearing just now there is precedence. ecuador protected julian assange. he is now in the ecuadorian embassy in london. if he leaves the embassy, he risked being arrested. he's wanted in sweden in connection to a rape investigation. he's wanted for questioning. with that precedence, we have reason to believe he could end up here. edward snowden. we also know from wikileaks that he was going to take what they described as a safe route to get to ecuador. so wikileaks is also saying that he will potentially end up here in ecuador. we still don't know. that asylum has not been granted. we don't know if he's going to end up here and whether or not the asylum will be granted. >> more

marrie also told me when she was just about to enter high school, adrianna had to have life-threatening surgery and a dream was born within herself, marrie. as her sister's life hung in the balance, marrie realized she wanted to become a pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon. she wanted to help others the way she watched doctors help her sister that day, and she decided she would commit herself to get the education and work towards that dream. but when i talked to marrie that day a few months ago, it was just after she had been forced to drop out of the university of washington because she could no longer afford it. now, living in seattle, she told me about how she had been unable to find a job to support her studies. why? because she lacks a social security number. marrie's dream, it turns out, like many just like her, have been put on hold. they have been put on hold because our immigration system remains broken. they have been put on hold because for far too long, congress has failed to act. they have been put on hold because despite the fact that young women like the berrera sisters want