and they had cassandra wilson's-- i think it was her grammy award-winning album, new moon daughter asions on one of the channels, and that album has strange fruit on it. but the united airlines version cut it out. and i thought, "well, this is censorship"-- "i mean, just, you know, taking out one cut from an album." this guy was clearly a very progressive type, and he said, "listen, it's not the kind of song that people want to hear at 35,000 feet." you know, and i guess that's true, but it does suggest how it's not to everybody's taste. billie had a difficult life, and i don't want to read too much into the song, but there's some kind of symbiotic relationship going on there. there really is. i mean, i kind of compare it-- there's a kind of dorian gray quality to it all. she took on the coloration of the song. the song became more and more-- the song became more her, and she became more the song. and her performances of it become more poignant and more personal and more painful in a way. the version that we heard a bit of before was the original version, the 1939 version. and there's

as cassandra pena reports, there's more and more regulations to deal with dangerous dogs. >> at the park in san jose, don marshall wilson's outing with her dog turned deadly this april. >> i was riding an adult tricycle around this path here and when we got up to approximately where that light post is over there, i saw these dogs coming across this open field from over here, and they just ran as hard as they could. >> reporter: he says the dog attacked her huskey. >> so i got off my bicycle and went over to where the dogs were just chewing up my dog and started beating on them violently with my bicycle chain. >> reporter: the 13-year-old huskey suffered severe injury. wilson was cut and bruised. >> i suffered a lot of bites on my hands. i have a pretty large contusion on my face. i had stitches on my lower lip. >> reporter: but the pitbulls ran off. san jose animal control sergeant responded to the attack and said there are more than 1200 dog bites reported in san jose last year. and 56 hearings to determine whether dogs were dangerous. >> the city defines the dangerous dog as a dog that has injured a human being. >> repo