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stuff of the cullen a cult force mothers to live without children trying is only likely to make matters worse. in my experience there was one case when the muscle was deprived of her parental rights when she was already here at the colony of she didn't even call him by the first name she called him by his last name instead and when she asked the child to do something and he didn't do it she yelled at him in an extremely rude manner and the final straw was when she bit her own child feels. the knowing residence rooms to obey country as no deserving mother should be a felony. is eight months pregnant a first child will be born in the colony so if she's to be allowed to stay with him she'll have to face the review board. today will learn how to swaddle a baby. and let me show you. i want to be with my child i'm not abandoning him under any circumstances i will spend all my free time with him you know i don't understand it how women can abandon their children is not what can happen in a woman's life to make a bend and her child. because i think a woman must always be with him you have a chi

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well since cullen the famous british landmark in london's trafalgar square built to commemorate admiral nelson he died in the past or to follow in eighteen a boy but it's also now be on one of the questions one person has. already is being criticized focusing too much on historical information and not enough on practical knowledge it's become a standard joke and i mean that you know for something which is supposed to be taken seriously and you know when it was first announced we were involved in a few little quiz sessions where even you know prominent members of the people who were in the past being prominent members of the government were being asked questions like who was the. british king who expelled the danes for. getting completely and hopelessly wrong and you know that used to supply these. very muffet say that by putting british culture and history at the heart of the system said that they're insuring that they still want to settle in britain permanently fully understand british life those criticisms about the test being overly complex and focusing too much on historical informa

. >> cullen jones won a gold medal for swimming, but the advice he serves up is, any sport will do. >y. >> the olympians joined with the u.s.t.a. in response to a call for action from the white house. >> you know, the first lady has really challenged everybody to unite around our kids to raise a healthier generation. >> we just got to get as many kids as we can moving, playing tennis, fencing, whatever it is. we just have a huge issue that we got to tackle. >> i'm very into kids getting fit. i'm actually a mother, and i have 6-year-old, and i actually -- i think people think i'm, like, psycho mom, but i have her in some kind of sport after school every day. >> the u.s.t.a.'s commitment goes well beyond this one day. it's building or restoring 3,000 tennis courts across the country and training 12,000 coaches. that's why actress and tennis mom christine taylor is happy to join the fun. >> to be able to combine the country's goal and the u.s.t.a.'s goal and being able to sort of put it all together today is a really wonderful thing, and i'm thrilled to be part of it. >> and these kids a

and she just got married very recently to another pilot, chris cullen. and i just wanted to commend o on -- that all of we in maryland mourn the loss of captain cull cullen. she was well-known and well regarded here locally at a community in carroll county. she went to a school called liberty high school -- liberty high school, isn't that a great name? -- and she just wanted to ggo to best point. she was not nominated by me but by another member of the maryland delegation. we try to share and maximize, like i know the gentlelady from hawaii does. we have so much talent in maryland, we don't want to waste one nomination. so we all work together. and by all accounts, captain quigley was just on her way to being an outstanding officer and a deep commitment. friends and family of her in eldersberg, a community in carroll county where she grew up, said she was dearly loved. she was always looking for the next adventure, the next challenge, and the next task of being a better person, said katie owens, her best friend. nato told us about the crash last week and

senior correspondent scott cullen is here with the story. >> remember, you us a have to pay back your loan. you can can't get rid of it in bankruptcy. that's one of the issues here. but there is indeed a student loan backed securities. it is a relatively tiny market now about $30 billion year. mortgages around $30 trillion but on-line trading platform second market has just launched a platform specifically for student loan securities. matching the company's that issue private student loans with institutions looking for exposure to that class of assets. and there are descent yields or securities. now why under world is brian suggesting student loans with massive debt and delinquency rates. the student loan market is a fraction of the size of the loan market. the new securitization is involved. private student loans with lower delinquency rates, and know you can't short these, at least not yet, because there is no way it borrow them and no such thing as synthetic student loan security. at second mark they are betting the security market will grow as student and parents take on more debt

that's why the legislation that, that i've been working on actually for two or three years, along with cullenaloney of new york is a piece of bipartisan legislation, which hopefully will help to make sure that people who are getting guns illegally are stopped from doing so. >> what about, what the republicans and other gun opponents, because some are red state democrats, what are they telling you from the other side in terms of whether they're willing to go is the background check the possible bottom line? or given the grassley amendments on the senate side, are they going to go watering it down even farther? >> i think that certainly the move on the part of senator grassley is to water down things further. we've got a number of democrats who want to do something, they know they should be doing. the republicans know they should be doing something, too. and have said it to me. they seem to be concern about backlash from the nra and comparable groups. keep in mind, andrea, the legislation we have in the house with regard to gun trafficking, that is making sure that somebody who is forbidden fro

joining me kevin cullen and shelley murphy, they covered whitey bulger for over 25 years and have written a book about him called whitey bulger he are, america's most wanted gangster and the man that brought him to justice, also joining me john miller senior correspondent for cbs news and my colleague on cbs news this morning. welcome. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: great to have you here. >> this is from the federal judge today. he ruled that gangster james "whitey" bulger cannot present evidence to a jury about his claim that he was given immunity for future crimes including murder. so we'll learn more about him from this conversation. how do you think he is approaching this trial? >> what's his mine set? >> he can't wait for it. shelley and hi access to his letters that he's written, he's quite a jail correspondent. and he is really looking forward to his day in court because he's going to take the stand which is very unusual. somebody charged with murder, you generally don't take the stand. but he can't wait to. as he calls it in the letters, he calls this the big show, the big circus.

i saw a downgrade of cullen shares in texas and they'll say it's down because we didn't pull our moneye completely hideous and the market was up so huge and you will see selling and big downgrades in the kimberly world, but i have to tell you, in the end, this is just a great excuse to take profits after we've had a gigantic move. >> what's your biggest upset that you're picking here. i was thinking villa nova. >> here's one, lasalle. >> over? >> just in terms of a total long shot. i don't know. >> i know more this year than i've ever known and because of that i think i'll do worse than i've ever done before. >> how about miami yesterday? >> they looked unbelievable. i was thinking their schedule wasn't as tough as other people and then i went -- you know who has really been coming on, lo s louisville. >> what a way to finish. they got kind of an attitude, got the fab five michigan attitude of the early '90s. >> i thought you throw those three indiana players together and they're unbelievable. wisconsin, i don't understand. >> wisconsin is coming in hot. i'm not going with gonzaga. >>