connor's aw" would require defibrillators to be placed at áallá public swimming pools in the county.ifeguards wwuld also be required to undergo training for the devices. "connor'' law" is named after a little boy who drowned six year's ago at a swimming pool in crofton. his parents have been pushing for defibrillators ever since. they say the equipment could < "there's no greaaer priooity than saving lives... this is a good way po do it."> 3 itt">politiiians expect the bill will pass.statistics show drowninn is the leading cause of accidental deaah among children under five. a massachusetts man puut on sunscreen... and still gets burned.buu ánotá from the sun! &psun! this is brett sigworth's skin en days after sufferrng severe burrs. he's still in a lot of pain and says ittall ssarred with an afternoon entertaining friends. sigwortt says he applied banana boat's aerosol but when he rrturned to the grill ... his rm caught on fiie. the flames moved rapidly across his body. sigworthhsayss "i went into comppeee panic mode, just screamedd i mean i've never my life."ed pain like that in li

well, it has been since i've made friends with connor. connor? well, yeah, he's huge.almost as big as you dad. making friends with the big kid, eh? that's smart. so preston's not bothering you anymore? no, no. not since connor beat him up in the changing rooms. no. really. that's so cool, jake. he got the big kid to beat him up. yeah. we can't condone that. no, we can't condone that, no. it's resourceful, though, isn't it? but wrong. well, it's wrong, yeah. it's very wrong. mind you, that kid preston, he had it coming, didn't he? pete! it's wrong. you can't meet violence with violence. not often, no... okay, never... rarely. ( sighs ) we're going to have to speak to him. yeah, but not now, eh? has all the shouting stopped? i'm sorry i shouted at you. that was very wrong of me, wasn't it? yes, that was very wrong of you. you won't leave home again, will you? not till morning. ( feet stomping ) oh, look out, here come the other two. can we watch little britain? have a guess. yes. have another guess. i think we should all go up to bed together because it is school tomorro

since their son's death, thomas and debbie started the connor's care foundation. the foundation donates defiblators to public pools. the county council set to vote on the law just days before what would have been connor's 12th birthday. >> if they pass it, that's his birthday gift. that will be the best thing we can do to honor him and not let him die in in vain. >> reporter: they will hold an emergency hearing on july 2nd. >> a similar law was attempted at the state level, but it was voted down. >>> the machines are in place, and the new casino is ready to open in a few days. go ahead to open to the public on wednesday night. almost 5000 slot machines and table games. the casino will be the largest gambling site in maryland. >>> serenading queen elizabeth tonight at a concert celebrating her 60 years on the throne. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> 10s of thousands filled the streets outside buckingham palace. the queen went ahead with the concert even though her husband prince phillip is hospitalized. she enjoyed the concert, even though she appeared to be wearing ear plu

>> so item 12 is our contract with connor house. connor house is a provider of supporters -- supportive housing services for single adults and seniors. they recently, through an rfp process were selected to take on sites that were able to provide services in coming due to the organizational capacity. again, because they won the rfp, they were selected for the contract, even though it is $19 million still in excess of the amount needed to go to the board. supervisor chu: ok. items 14 and 15. >> episcopal community services and st. vincent de paul. it will provide services in our emergency shelters. episcopal has two emergency shelters, totaling over 500 beds. st. vincent de paul has msc south, which has over 300 beds. we are seeing approval of those contracts. supervisor chu: bank appeared for and saul, 14, 15, mr. rose, i believe your recommendation is just to include not to exceed amount. >> that is correct. supervisor chu: the department has requested we continue this to the call of the chair. >> that is correct. supervisor chu: t

i'd like to ask the question chief o connor and mr. morris, making sure we continue to transportation security grants. as i indicated, my amendment put in $400 million and we will always hear from some that resourc resources, i know the vastness of the work that law enforcement was asked to cover. particularly, the local structure and infrastructure. i have ridden on amtrak. i must say relatively without documentation has a safety track record that is more than respectable based on how old it is. amtrak rides through neighborhoods and urban centers. it therefore, can be enormously attractive to someone who wants to do us harm, so both of you can answer who those resources, particular particularly this $400 million and keeping those fundings cycles open and flow iing, how this continue to help secure the homeland. >> yes, ranking member jackson. amtrak operates in more than 500 communities over 46 states. and we interact with about a dozen community agencies across the country. so it's not just protecting america's railroad, but it's al

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also ahead, at 5:15 cheryl connor introduces to us a organization near and dear to her heart and howlans to raise money for it this weekend. a whale watching expedition doesn't go as planned for a sacramento boater. the coast guard is called in. that's ahead at 5:35. so stay with us this morning. >>> news around the world. the supreme court in the uk has dismissed an application to appeal the extradition of weaky leaks founder. this is the last opinion in the british court. his lawyer says that he will apply to the european court of human rights. he is sent to sweden for questioning about accusations of sexual abuse. >>> egypt military rulers will announce 100 person assembly by today after the nation's highest court declared the parliament invalid. the court also ruled that the former member of the president hosni mubarak regime may run a presidential election run off this weekend. >>> new video of the five mexican police accused of kidnapping three men from hotel earlier this year. those men were found beaten to death. authorities say the officers were likely following orders from

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. >> sheila and connor.play date. >> already love it. >> so cute right there. the trend they have is neon. with sheila we did a neon shirt from piper line. it's a shirt that she can wear under a suit. on connor we did a great little polo shirt. they have the same sneakers on from crocs. it's a very classic style. so you can go matchy matchy if it's a classic style. >> that's adorable. >> do something that's a little bit different. i love her scarf. >> little boys don't usually want to look like their mothers. >> they don't want to look like their mothers. >> there's nothing wrong with it. they look cute. >> very nice. you look adorable. >> he looks miserable. >> thank you. >> bye. bye, connor. >> if you're going to a wedding, we have sasha and jordan. >> brace yourself for this one. this is really cute. >> i can't take it. i can't stand it. >> we did color blocking here. yellow, navy, green. >> oh, my god. >> so jordan, he's 19 mosz. he is wearing ami for kids. the cutest thing ever. buttondowns and cargos f

maybe the news we all would like to have. >> thank you, connor.hank you. >>> ahead, farewell to a friend. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. just one removes more stains than the 6 next leading pacs combined. pop in. stand out. >>> striking like machete in a corn field. killing men and women. leaving 1.2 million children orphaned. the grandmothers stepped in and closed that gap. some of them have up to 14 children to

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the pop culture commentator is back with us and connor wants the law changed.r foot out and want to you fall on the ground and get that shot. they want you to pick your nose and get that shot. it's a mess. >> what's the answer? tougher privacy laws? >> i think so. i think people have to stay 1 hundred helped feet away. >> alec build win doesn't want you or me within 100 feet of him. >> he terrifies me. in this situation, he's a great thing. in terms of a law, legally that's a difficult thing to enact. especially le in new york city. i don't think they would have much luck. >> you should be worried when they stop talking. why do you think it's hard for many people to feel bad for the star when is they complain about these things? >> for every alec baldwin who i believe wants his privacy, you have a star who goes to the beach in a tiny bikini and calls the paparazzi or release their own sex tape. it's this game that celebrities play. for him to say you need to make appointments with the press, it saints like a quaint idea. >> let's move on and take a look at this

. >> reporter: cheryl connor. abc news. >> like that.he girls will be at the finish line to run cheryl home on saturday. she will share the course with 6500 registered runners, it's applying to exfanned to baltimore city and county sot the money she races will help girl who can't afford the entrance fee . >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> how is this for a shot of the celebration? beautiful, beautiful shot downtown. 67 at airport. humidity creeping up just a bit. winds east at high and skies are beginning to clear somewhat. i want to show you pictures from the day. we just lost that camera. just lot of the other cam a. i can't show you any of them. we are blogging about the mighty eagle that has pulled into baltimore's harbor. we have video, pictures, on the high -- it's a wild ship and it's an active cutter. the only sailing ship active in the fleet. check that out and check it out this weekend. wild texas weather. big storms in the panhandle and of course large h

>> bret: connor powell. thank you.stration says dea agents involved in their own scandal in colombia has v been recalled. misconduct is said to have involved the entertaining female masseuse at apartment but it's not related to the similar one involving secret service personnel in colombia. >>> newly classified c.i.a. documents say they knew al-qaeda was planning to hijack an airliner three years before the 9/11 attack and it indicates the intelligence community was using drones to monitor al-qaeda, as far back as 2000. and that cia was frustrated with the clinton white house over money and the political calendar. the grapevine is next. don't forget to participate in the text to vote poll tonight. how will fast and furious affect the november election? text sr1 to 36288 for hurt democrats. sr2 for hurt republicans. sr3 for no impact. results in a bit. ♪[music plays] there's another way to help erase litter box odor. purina tidy cats. only tidy cats has new odor erasers... making it ea to keep things at home... just the

>> connor powell in jerusalem. thank you. >>> disaster.hat is how defense secretary leon panetta is referring to the prospect of additional half trillion in mandatory defense cuts problem ses known as sequestration. panetta a joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey made the case for alternatives before a sub committee today. some of the passengers on the jet blue flight that was disrupted by a pilot who ran through the plane yelling about jesus and al-qaeda are suing the airline. they claim the airline wases fromly negly jent allowing captain osborne to fly. he faces hearing friday to determine if he is mentally competent to stand trial. still ahead -- what the producers of those political ads are really trying to do to you. first, the man who runs the bank that lost $2 billion tells his side of the story. ave. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen mi

curtis connor. who is also my daughter's mentor is that who you are talking about?s the one. >> he wrote a glowing college recommendation. when i read it, i cried. you would have me believed he's running around dressing up like a dinosaur. >> not dressing up. he has transformed himself into a giant lies yard. >> let me ask you a question: do i look like the mayor of tokyo? >> jon: please welcome back to the program denis leary. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] sit down. sit down. [cheers and applause] >> it's linen. >> jon: it's beautiful pale something. it's nice. >> it's summery. i'm always dark when i come on the show. i thought i'll be like a light summer guy. >> jon: you are going to (bleep) on that you'll go to carm yiens and be like my jacket. >> he knows me. this will have pizza juice all over it in an hour. >> jon: sit down. >> waiting for you. ask can i say a couple of things. i'm filling in for a guest who canceled senator -- >> jon: marco rubio. >> i'm going to lord this over your (bleep) head for as long as we (bleep). >> jon: are you talking

. >> my name is connor. i have played on beach chalet for a long time. the fields would be much better if they were on grass. i want them to be on the turf fields. >> my name is brian. i want there to be more turf fields because the ball can move faster and you do not get hurt as much. >> my name is conner and ti hope there can be turf fields because i feel more safe. on the grass, there can be more bombs and i can slip and fall. -- there can be more bumps and i can slip and fall. >> i think that turf fields would be great because they would be able to stay open a lot longer. even if it rains, you can still play. that would make everything easier. >> i want turf fields because it is easier to play on. >> my name is joe. i would like to have turf on the beach chalet fields because there are too many problems with grass. >> i live on 44th avenue, only a couple of blocks away from beach chalet. if it was a turf, we would have a lot more opportunities to play. >> i am 11 years old. we just wanted to say we think it is important to get the turf fields because

>> chris: connor powell reporting from jerusalem.military judgment today refused to dismiss any of the 22 count against army private bradley manning who is accused of leaking government secrets to the wikileaks website. the judge rejected the defense arguments that government use unconstitutionally vague language in charging manning with unauthorized possession and disclosure of classified information. the trial is set for september. a bunch of federal money goes unspent. that is next on grapevine. governor romney's path to the presidency hits a mathematical roadblock. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching bandnd and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this paradeeet, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering honoring america's troops. sfx: sounds of marching bandnd and crowd cheering which is actually in tquite fitting becauseadeeet,

[applause] >> next, i would call -- mark connors, and solomon brown. >> hi. so i work for tenderloin housing clinic, and am not a resident of san francisco. i was born and raised here but can't afford to live here wit hthh the budget cuts. i went from paying no medical to $250 for medical. i live in oakland. i don't like oakland. sorry. i don't. it is just a lot of crime. i have been going through a lot. i have to take her out of school. parents with guns, all kinds of stuff. she can't go to school here. i live out here. i pay for them to go to school here. a mix-up, in between. us getting raises would help, and i could come back to my native. thank you. [applause] >> i am mark conners from treasure island, secretary for the good neighbors -- and i wanted to say what the young man said earlier. we have a lot of youth, and fund the care center for the independent youth. sometimes the youth get in trouble and we need reseources for the island. from time to time, we have crime waves. they need more local services and support on the island. we don't have a grocer

. >> reporter: for fire victim susan solage and grandsons justin, connor, brandon and tyler, their painefore the flames hit their neighborhood. in the fall of 2010, susan's daughter, kim, the boys' mom, died in her sleep. then just three months later, the boys' father, nolan, died after a heart attack. >> it spent a couple months hiking them up, prepping up their lives. i moved them here. >> reporter: susan now had four grieving grandsons to take care of. >> it kind of feels like sadness in my heart. >> most of the time, i think why me? but that's pretty much normal, because like, people that go through that think, because like, why me? why does this happen to me? >> reporter: do you ever get an answer to that question? >> no, not really. >> reporter: they managed as best they could. >> it's been a struggle. we've been in some counseling. we've gone up and down. but everyone's doing much better. >> reporter: and then the fire came, forcing them to pack up what few things they could and head for safety. >> and as we drove, we could see in our rearview mirrors the side of the hill just ex

connor. commissioners, do you feel that we need to continue? >> if you like. >> at this point, based on what commissioner walker said, there needs to be more discussion on this. i want to be clear on this. this would go back to the code advisory, is that correct? >> maybe we could get some staff in place and then make a recommendation through the code advisory and then us. gregg's we could have staff and the code advisory committee -- >> we could have staff and the code advisory committee present at the next meeting. and may be resolved it because they voted against it. >> i also like to ask how many projects that want to get this rule deleted? other projects are designed without this exemption. information on that. -- >> i would have to get you information on that. >> i would think we ought to have more input from coded by three. when i first -- code advisory. when i first read this, i thought it was old warehouses that were converted into live and work spaces. a lot of those places became more live band work. -- live than work. i think one of

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he is retired marine corps aviator major albert drocelli, one of the veterans who connor us with theirnce here today. you see, major drocelli is an extended member of our coast guard family. his son nick, a coast guard veteran, is serving as a civilian here with us in d.c. now, as a young enlisted marine major drocelli navigated a team of vindicators which were carrier-based dive bombers, to midway before the battle. he is, in fact, one of the very first ever designated aerial navigators in the united states marine corps. during the battle of midway, he participated in the flights that brought ammunition in and wounded service men out during the battle. towards the end of world war ii, he was selected for flight training and subsequently commissioned where he earned his coveted wings of gold as a pilot. he had a remarkable career of military service which included 86 combat missions during the korean war. now, were he at the podium the major would be quick to remind us that his story is only one of thousands that could be told of the individual service men and women who helped turn the

our own cheryl connor. here is the deal.tarted at the back of over 6,000 runners and for every person she passed they dough thatted a dollar to the charity of her choice. cheryl is a volunteer coach with girls on the run. there they are right there. that program uses running to empower 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. >> it is a really good experience because you get to learn how to deal with life and all the problems that can occur. >> i think i did a nine-minute mile. >> she said she has never run that fast before. >> she came in 1:31 but of course the big number is 4,034. that is how many runners she passed and the money ney will support families who cannot afford to participate. she loves those girls. way to go. >> we'll be right back with a last look at your forecast after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie l

connors has a missing arm and literal embodiment of that theme and that is what motivates us, that is what -- the missing piece is what drives us forward and we get up in the morning and we check our blackberries and iphones and we do drugs, and that's which we go to church, we are trying to fill something and how we choose to fill that void is how we define ourselves. >> rose: positively or negatively. >> yes, exactly it is how you define your character and that is what helped me empathize with all of the different forces in the movie, either captain stacey or the lizard or gwen, or parker, there is something we need that gets us up in the morning and that is what my axis was, whether or not people understand that i can't control that or they feel that or con accept july lies it, i just talk about it in interviews occasionally. >> rose: is there a missing piece for you in terms of emma stone. >> in my life? >> rose: yes i mean the reason you are who you are is because of a missing piece? you made a powerpoint presentation to your parents so you could go out west as a very young perso

in the midst of it was 12-year- old freeman hrabowski, who had his own encounter with "bull" connor.owski: he asked me, "what do you want, little negro?" i was so scared. and... big guy. and i said, "we want to kneel and pray." all we wanted to do was to kneel and pray for our freedom. that was it. and he picked me up, he spat in my face, and threw me into the paddy wagon. >> pitts: he spit on you? >> hrabowski: he did, indeed. he did, indeed. it was an awful experience, and it took years for me to get over that. it taught me that even kids can make decisions that can have an impact on the rest of their lives. and it also taught me the importance of getting support from each other in that experience. it was frightening. i was there five days. >> pitts: in jail for five days? >> hrabowski: in jail for five days. it was awful. and yet, it was rich. >> pitts: hrabowski excelled in school. at age 12, he was in the ninth grade. at 15, he went to college, where he studied math and began a career devoted to higher education. since 1992, he's been president of umbc, a state university on the