not just banning child labor.f actions have to be taken. >> what is save the children doing specifically to address this issue? >> there are very good projects. it is giving these boys to these girls, access to basic education. we implement rich schools next to the slums, next to were the work. within the schools, three hours a day, so that they can still do some working. and they have access to basic health services in the schools. the have a chance in life. they have a chance to get an education and get their smiles back. that is so important. >> thank you for joining us from save the children in germany. >> thank you. >> still to come from all the action from the euro soccer championships. >> first, a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of islamists in tunisia have fought running street battles with police. demonstrators attacked public buildings and threw molotov cocktails at police in the capital tunis. this is as radical islamists protest an art exhibition they say

for renewed child care subsidy. she couldn't pay her rent and was evicted. eight weeks from the biting episode, she was jobless, homeless and without child care to allow her to hunt for a job or to work. third theme. tanf rates have remained stable in a time of recession, but disconnected households with neither earned income nor welfare income have increased. 13% and 20% of single parent poverty households are disconnected at any one time. one chicago woman in the study had worked all of her life and never been on welfare. as the recession deepened, her hours were reduced, then she was injured on the job. her employer contested her application for unemployment and she was not yet eligible to apply for tanf. her car was repossessed, making doctors visits for her injury and her job search almost impossible. she cut back on her own eating to purchase food and then prepare meals to sell for others. it was four months before she received unemployment benefits. theme number four. more families are living in extreme pover

this committee has jurisdiction over several open child entitlement programs for child protection, so it makes sense to put more rule on the states but more rules lead to more paperwork. i'm not sure. it's more important to get the incentives right. >> one of you testified that the case load, the tanf caseload has decreased in some states in this recession. that to me is a sign that this thing is broke. i mean, if this is a program that's supposed to be helping these folks, you shouldn't have folks dropping out of the program when the economy goes in the tank. so isn't some change in the program essential as part of a rewrite here? >> yes, yes. i'm not depending the status quo. i'm just worried about how you do it. some states feel that people ought to work and they ought to look for work intensely and if they don't find work, it's their fault. i mean, that seem to be the essence of their policy, during a recession. people do find employment during a recession. if we want to have the states spend more tanf dollars during the recession on tanf cash assistance, which is the way we origi

than the thought of a missing child. to help with the unthinkable happens this is. every nights in the moscow region a several people disappeared. volunteers from the search group leisurely are investigating the disappearance of a missing child. they dear old alexei szell in north and left school after lessons but never came home in the evening for a child's mosco that night is not safe. during the search operation and information service helps the volunteers some compassion all but tell the crews to stop the search the boy has been found. we found him. very well we found him you look you can see everything is all right voyager well done. nothing of course we have a new search. for the girl in aged care and her name is elizabeth called the of a in the town of dog according to a meeting place is to be decided. yesterday evening coffee ever was riding a kick scrutineer her home when she unexpectedly disappeared she was wearing a pink jacket and blue jeans it has been two days now since she was last seen it is not certain where releaser is who she might be with or even

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just like we said on the child care.ing families will lose whether you are in subi hsubsid or not. if you are a senior, trying to live in subsidized housing, and the subsidy is cut, you will go to a nursing home, which the cost is $80,000 a year, versus $10,000 a year to stay in their home. we don't have the $80,000 to remove them from the home, if you have an elderly person, they will thrive much better at home than in a nursing home. not only will quality of life change, but the cost to also, all which we pay, we are now an unintended consequence stage, when you cut this, you cut people's ability to get job training. they don't have job training, you can't get a job, and then they are homeless. if they are homeless, the ripple effect now. >> that's incredible. to ouch on this, larry. these are families, not that they want a handout, they just need a little help. trying their hardest to get back on the feet. >> and i think they are trying very hard not to go backward. we asked parent to write letters to the governor. on

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the child manages to get himself out of that child restraint seat. as you can imagine, she was given several tickets. mom of the year, she probably will not win this year. >> you don't think? >> just saying. just a hunch. >>> a health scare for sheryl crow. the singer revealed she had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. the tumor came up on an mri, after crow was worried about her memory. she was forgetting the lyrics of her own songs. doctors say the tumor is not cancerous. but it will be closely watched. it is not related to her treatment for breast cancer. >>> and health problems for baseball legend, tommy lasorda. he is in a hospital for suffering a mild heart attack. he was in town to represent the dodgers at the major league baseball draft. he would go home to l.a. later today. >>> in sports, another big game tonight between the new jersey devils and the l.a. kings. meanwhile, though, a dramatic win for the boston celtics last night. here's espn news. >> good morning. i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. game five of the eastern co

is that family does not shape that child in the early years by reading to the child, teaching the child numbers, colors, how to tell time, in a world that you and i may remember but not too many remember, mind the adults, mind your manners. my yourself, and go to school to learn. if that child does not show up in school with the right preparation at home and in the community, then that child is already behind, and by the third grade, that child realizes they are behind, and they start acting out behind. this begins with prenatal care through infancy and then into our educational system. my particular background, i went to public schools. i did not go to the best public schools. i wanted to go to the best public high school in new york city, but they said, "no, you are not smart enough to go here," so i went to one that would take me in, a great public institution, so i went from kindergarten through without ever having to pay a nickel for my education because they thought they had no more important obligation then to invest in the schools and the teachers of the city of our nation by in

left school after lessons but never came home in the evening for a child's mosco that night is not safe. during the search operation and information service helps the volunteers some to possible but tell the crews to stop the search the boy has been found. so we found him. very well we found him to look everything is alright voyager well done. nothing we have a new search. for the girl at age ten her name is lisa polk of the of a from the town of. our meeting places to be decided. yesterday evening i. was riding a kick scrutineer her home when she unexpectedly disappeared she was wearing a pink jacket and blue jeans it has been two days now since she was last seen it is not certain where releaser is who she might be with or even if she is still alive. volunteers seek to answer these questions hi guys how you seen these girls look closely do you see her yesterday no. leaves not far from here you know i don't know her. and you know i. know. we're looking for a nine year old girl named elisa who went missing yesterday while riding a scooter she could not have gotten far but that night she

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i have been involved in hundreds and hundreds of missing child cases. we have 1200 guys on america's most wanted many of them child murders. only one case do i know of in the 25 years i have been doing it have they been able to convict somebody for the abduction and murder of a child with mno body. it will be really tough if it goes to trial. >> john, the palm sunday massacre where we had 10 dead in new york. we had a guy for a week that told us all about the shooting. we found out he was lying to us. i said why would you make statements like that? he wanted to be part of the story. if he is bipolar and schizophrenic. i was a cop and detective at the time. this guy here may have put it in his mind he was part of it. it was such a big story. he may have dreamt he was part of it. he may have believed that. when you get someone that believes that, i have murderers where they believe they didn't do it any more. they will take a lie detector test they believe they did it. i disagree with you also. the police commissioner i hope we got the right person. hopef

it's child endangerment. when an adult sees a child being assaulted or molested and doesn't report it, the time has come to round up those people and accuse them of child endangerment, because that's what it is. >> the investigation should be carrying on at a fast rate to get to the bottom of who knew what when and who covered up. >> are law enforcement so blinded by the aura of big sports that they didn't do anything? >> sara, you've been involved in this right from the start. you heard a very highly charged lisa bloom there saying other scalps should be taken. what do you think of that? >> well, it's not about what i think. this is not a case that's over. and maybe with jerry sandusky, maybe he won't be charged again. that's something prosecutor also have to decide. but within this community, this isn't over. this is something that's affected penn state. this is a very big state in a very small town. a very close town. penn state university still has two officials who are charged with perjury and failing to

so i think child support is very important. i want to respond to something that chairman davis said with my agreement about hitting these marginal tax rates. i come to a different conclusion about it. instead of saying let's take away the work support, i'm saying perhaps you ought to expand it. because right now, for example, if you want a woman who is on welfare to go to work, to get decent daycare, you know, and i mean very modest daycare for an infant, this would cost $1,000 a month in the midwest, not new york city or washington, d.c. how can a woman earn $1,000 a month and still pay the rent, buy food? she can't. and so if she hits that cliff in terms of eligibility for daycare, at $7.52 an hour, your premise is -- or honorable smith's premise is that she's a lazy person who is lacking in character. so therefore she would quit work. and i am saying she is someone like me who very much wants to continue work but needs more support in order to be able to continue to work. so that's the clarification i would make with regard

sports above the child being raped? >> putting aside the rate, which was witnessed and people have contested about, the fact he concedes that he was regularly having naked showers with these boys, it is abuse in itself. is what i could not understand. he is already admitting a form of child abuse. >> there is a janitor who said he saw sandusky and he told another employee and an adult. neither of them went to the police because football is more important? this is astounding to me and we have to call this what it is. child endangerment and an adult sees a child being assaulted or has good reason to believe he is being molested and does not reported. the time has come to round up those people and accused them of child endangerment. that's what it is. >> the investigation should be carried on at a faster rate to get to the bottom of who knew what when and to cover up. >> law enforcement. what are they afraid of? are they so blinded by the aura of the exports in this country that they did not do anything? >> let's go to the

that is a child that drowned. the system let that child down. i'm asking you as a concerned citizen, would you start focusing on not only the martin luther king school, but that is the troubled spot of the bayview hunters point area, but all schools in general puts aside your title or whatever you do and start thinking about it. if it was your child, would you save them from drowning? i believe you would. thank you. >> my name is diana. my child was bullied and jumped at king. i'm here as promise that i said that i will be back if the administration was not removed or -- so i'm here today. you guys showed me nothing. nothing at all. so i'm very disappointed. it is -- that school is just -- the administration is not handling stuff properly. i have the letter from the d.a.'s office about my daughter. nothing is being done that the administration don't -- the principals or the administration, it is nothing is being done. good teachers relating to these kids and everything, how could the administration harass the student's parents and staff and cont

and secondly, for somebody who is child-free, you have no idea the terror that it takes to take a child knowing that you don't know what's going to happen. i mean, children can turn into like, you know, tiny, horrible animals in rompers on planes and there's no way to escape from that, i mean, other than to pretend it's just not your child. so -- >> run the other way. >> exactly. i think that's a wonderful thing. and also, if you want to have like an entire separate flight that you're going to pay more for just so you don't have to be with a child, i think that's great because that means there's going to be more room for the rest of us on the regular planes who are wearing our noise-canceling headphones and have our laptops and have prepared, and now we'll have an extra empty seat. >> well, jenny lawson, i wish you a very safe and peaceful, quiet travels today. appreciate you coming on this morning. >> thank you so much. thanks. >> i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour. "sanjay gupta md" starts after this [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic oste

and now child air bag deaths are rare. dramatic successes like these require strong science and collaboration. the national science foundation has provided us with opportunities to work with partners to protect our children's brains in a world designed for adults. research funded by nih, hrsa, and dod, when it comes to tbi child age affects the brain's response to impact and recovery. for example, we now know that infants with severe tbi have the worst prognosis. we also know that when compared to adults, older children with milder tbi recover more slowly with more physical, emotional and cognitive challenges. federal-funded and biomechanics and other foundational research is teaching us why. >> sadly, given the limits of current prevention efforts, tbi will continue. our next level of defense is timely and proficient acute care. over the past decade, the cdc, hrsa and many others have raised awareness of early recognition response to tbi. children with severe tbi have highly specialized aggressive care and children with m

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i have been involved in hundreds and hundreds of missing child cases.guys on america's most wanted many of them child murders. only one case do i know of in the 25 years i have been doing it have they been able to convict somebody for the abduction and murder of a child with mno body. it will be really tough if it goes to trial. >> john, the palm sunday massacre where we had 10 dead in new york. we had a guy for a week that told us all about the shooting. we found out he was lying to us. i said why would you make statements like that? he wanted to be part of the story. if he is bipolar and schizophrenic. i was a cop and detective at the time. this guy here may have put it in his mind he was part of it. it was such a big story. he may have dreamt he was part of it. he may have believed that. when you get someone that believes that, i have murderers where they believe they didn't do it any more. they will take a lie detector test they believe they did it. i disagree with you also. the police commissioner i hope we got the right person. hopefully know what

the mother kept on answering for the child. then when i would ask the child is that right?i don't remember. i don't know. >> cantu says his doubts about the case only grew when he couldn't find any physical evidence to corroborate that child's story. none of the houses that kids pointed out as places where they were abused, checked out. and though the kids said they were abused together, head start records show they were never absent or late for school on the same days. >> no one saw a school bus parked in any neighborhood in the city. that would be like a sore thumb. put a school bus in the middle of any neighborhood. people would have seen it. >> in 20 years as a cop, cantu says he had never seen anything like it. he recommended the case be dropped and thought it had been, but because a promotion which took him off the case, he says he didn't know that new detectives had been assigned. cantu said those detectives never spoke to him about his findings, and he was never asked to testify at trial. >> angers me to this day that i was never called to testify, being the initial

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i think the child has a right to life. a right first.nd then we could have an academic discussion about whether they have a right to know who their parents are and to be raised by them is an interesting discussion to have. my concern with the baby box idea is the idea of safely abandoning your child and giving that -- making that easier to do. i have a problem with that. it's almost like it's like animal shelters for kids. drop the puppy off and someone will take it. and we have adoption laws. maybe we need to do things to make it easier for the women who decide that i cannot handle this and still give the child the opportunity to have life. let's not make that system such a disaster because it is in this country. and maybe that easier for them as opposed to abandoning your child. i think that is a dangerous trend in europe. >> it is. it's bizarre and just inhumane about it in terms of dropping a kid off. >> it's not just in europe we have it here, too. safe haven. >> but you have the agencies all chipping in. it is a place there are peo

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he was a child. he didn't immediately break contact and didn't contact or report the abuse and later even introduced his fiance and young child to jerry sandusky. how will that play with the jury? >> again, it's one of these facts that jurors with no exposure to this kind of behavior think that's weird. if that happened to me, i wouldn't be friends with the guy. that's a problem for these kinds of cases. on the other hand, you can bet that once they hear many victims say something similar, which is that i had mixed feelings. i was disgusted and terrified and i was a child. on the other hand, this is a guy who was so kind to me in other ways, i was confused. i didn't know what to do. i didn't feel i had the power and frankly in some ways kids think of this kind of attention as a good thing as confusing as that may sound. if it feels like a good relationship, 90% of the time, kids learn to put up and cope with the bad stuff. jurors are going to hear that kind of thing over and over again. and i think i

roses. >>> child prostitution suspects busted in cities across america. coming up a warning for parents about how these children were recruited. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> illegal immigration once again front and center in the political and social debate here in washington. today the u.s. supreme court handed the state of arizona a partial victory over its highly charged immigration law. fox 5's bob barnard has the story. >> reporter: many outside the supreme court today were anticipating a ruling on the constitutionality of the affordable care act. president obama's land mark healthcare legislation. that will now come thursday. instead the justices delivered a partial victory to the state of arizona reserving what governor jan brewer calls the heart of the state's controversial immigration law. >> arizona's and of other state's inherent authority -- and every other state's inherent authority to protect and defend its people has been upheld. >> reporter: the court upheld a provision in the arizona law requiring police to check the immigration st

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