. >> brittany, i'm sorry that this happened to you, or brittany, is there anything we can do. i'm always afraid something's going to happen to them,

. >> brittany, i'm sorry this happened to you. brittany, is there anything we can do. everyone is around me. it's like oh, yeah, brittany, you lost your father. are you okay? >> i really think people expect us to fail sometimes. >> every night i need to talk to my mom, and my brother right before i go to sleep because i'm always afraid something's going to happen to them, too. >> i'm afraid if i lost one parent i'm afraid of losing the other. >> life is short. >> it could be taken away. in an instant, just like it did on that tuesday morning. >> i cry more. i grieve more, because now i recognize what i've lost. >> my mother will stand in the middle of the kitchen and be like can you please stop acting just like your father. >> my mom always tells my sister and i that we have his smile or his sense of humor. >> took me a very long time to like not move on from the situation but to accept the situation. but in the end, we came out pretty well. >> i'm fredricka whitfield. don lemon is up next from tampa. met an old man at the top asked him if he had a secret and the old m

hello, brittany? >> hello. >> brittany? >> hello? >> i was talking to my good friend, sergeant strickland, and peer pressure basically. so i was going to do it in jacksonville, but this is the perfect time. that's how we do it. >> gretchen: brittany, i have to ask you, what did you say back? what would you like to say back to jamal and i'm giving him my ear piece. >> are you ready? >> gretchen: go ahead. >> of course. i have always had m-- you havation had my heart and i would love to spend the rest of my life with you. >> awww. >> gretchen: what do you want to say? >> ditto. i don't know. >> gretchen: you realize you have to plan a wedding now? >> yeah, i got to do it before i defully. >> gretchen: when are you deploying? >> sometime next year. >> gretchen: you want to get married before? >> yeah. >> gretchen: wow, what a surreal experience for us to share in this, and the rest of the nation, by the way. congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> gretchen: and to brittany, thank you for joining us. let's go back to steve right now. >> s

or brittany, is there anything we can do?nered when everyone is around me like oh, yeah, brittany, you lost your father. are you okay? >> i really think people expect us to fail sometimes. >> every night i need to talk to my mom and my brother before i go to sleep, because i'm always afraid something's going to happen to them too. >> because i'm afraid if i lost one parent i'm afraid of losing the other. >> life is short. >> it can be taken away. in an instant. just like it did on that tuesday morning. >> i cry more. i grieve more. because now i recognize what i've lost. >> my mother will stand in the middle of the kitchen and be like, can you please stop acting just like your father? >> but my mom always tells my sister and i that we have his smile or his sense of humor. >> it took me a very long time to like not move on from the situation but to accept the situation. but in the end, we came out pretty well. >> we'll be right back. that's a recipe for failed investing. open an e-trade account and open doors, seize opportunit

or brittany, is there anything we can do?me feel kind of cornered when everyone is around me like oh, yeah, brittany, you lost your father. are you okay? >> i really think people expect us to fail sometimes. >> every night i need to talk to my mom and my brother before i go to sleep, because i'm always afraid something's going to happen to them too. >> because i'm afraid if i lost one parent i'm afraid of losing the other. >> life is short. >> it can be taken away. in an instant. just like it did on that tuesday morning. >> i cry more. i grieve more. because now i recognize what i've lost. >> my mother will stand in the middle of the kitchen and be like, can you please stop acting just like your father? >> but my mom always tells my sister and i that we have his smile or his sense of humor. >> it took me a very long time to like not move on from the situation but to accept the situation. but in the end, we came out pretty well. >> we'll be right back. here to. ah. mom? he's here. nice wheels. oh, thanks. keeps me young. hello

apartment on a daily basis that people are actually doing something about it and i want to thank you brittany for telling us you know what you're seeing and bringing bringing what's happening in chile to us here in our t.v. land multimedia journalist britney petersen thank you. moving on now to u.s. involvement of a different kind in libya and what will happen next there there is a meeting going on in paris it's called the friends of libya conference leaders from sixty countries are there to discuss with libya's national transitional council life after khadafi now earlier i spoke to r.t. if you correspondent daniel bushell is in brussels and he talks a little bit about what's shaping up in terms of planning for the future of libya. but from from police the police on the streets the hospitals and schools working and the weapons stores all of libya have been raided in the chaos. as told me that every now has a kalashnikov of the streets and they're being traded for pennies and even more worryingly the rebel leaders themselves don't seem to know there's a composed of as well as the business that

. >> brittany, i'm sorry this happened to you.cornered when everyone around me is like, oh, you lost your father, are you okay? >> i think people expect us to fail sometimes. >> every night i need to talk to my mom and my brother right before i go to sleep because i'm always afraid something is going to happen to them, too. >> i'm afraid if i lost one parent, i'm afraid i'm losing the other. >> life is short. >> it could be taken away in an instant, just like it did on that tuesday morning. >> i cry more. i grieve more because now i recognize what five lost. >> my mother will stand in the middle of the kitchen and say, can you please stop acting just like your father? >> my mom always tells my sister and i that we have his smile or his sense of humor. >> it took me a long time to not move on from the situation but to accept the situation. but in the end, we came out pretty well. >> join us for our special 9/11, ten years later, live coverage of remembrance events beginning tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> i'm f

snooki's little friend, met a girl named erika who is apparently the twin sister of her other friend brittany of course when you meet your friend's twin sister, it is customary to make out with her and take her to bed. >> so i'm hooking up with erika and i'm into it, having a blast. then i get freaked out, this is not me, this is not what i do. i like penis. so, i was like, whatever. erika, go on, you can go into vinnie's bed now. she wound up ending the night with vinnie. >> jimmy: isn't that sweet in? they share. i really miss "the cosby show." you know, i'd say the only downside to "jersey shore" is, you can't watch it with your kids, unless you're a very bad parent, in which case, go for it. but in the hope of making tonight's episode of "jersey shore" something that both parents and children can enjoy, we combined, we took the audio from a fight between snooki and the situation and we combined it with the video from "the jetsons," and the result is first rate family entertainment. >> mike. >> what? >> what is wrong with you? what is wrong with you? >> what? >> you're telling everybody th

in fact, i think we should draw new meaning for a brand-new century, brittany pluralistic context inwhich the vast majority of us now live. among the just say one other thing if i may. why should we -- i mean, we can come but why should we? it really does go back to my abiding belief in allah, in one god, not god self-appointed ambassadors. he seems to me and i realize not everybody in this audience believes in god and i don't think god minds. but it seems to me that any deity, any creator worthy of worship doesn't manufacture widgets and autonomy. you create a worthy of worship produces individuals who give themselves permission to grow because that creature is not insecure. quite the opposite. welcomes that growth, i believe because when we use our creativity, you pay tribute to the creativity of that which created us. >> so given all those dynamics, given that opportunity, that obligation to grow, your central core struggle is reformed communist reform islam, a reformation long overdue to make it thrive in the 21st century, in the modern world. that is the least soft question the

it is sort of a signature of the people coming from brittany. he himself stands down, down stage, front and center. he is the man bending over with the pretty young student who's working, making a copy of the veranese over on the left with the marriage at cana he is showing himself not just as a painter but as a teacher. and he is very proud of that, samuel morse, was. over in the left-hand corner is his best friend in paris, the great american author, james penny moore -- fenimore cooper, with his daughter and wife who is an art student. coming through the door is a sculptor named greeno, also a friend an american. another friend of his, harbaugh, who is over on the left who is an american artist in paris. now, what this painting also doesn't show is it, the tranquilty of the setting, the warmth of the red walls, the warmth of the glow in the grand gallery, conveys a sense that all is right with the world. outside those very walls is, one of the most horrific, deadly, scourges ever to hit paris, the great cholera epidemic of 1832. people were l