dw and emily said so. i'm emily! can you prove it? would you guys knock it off?nd there's no way we're going to finish beaver dam by 3:30. amanda! i told you don't use those bricks. they're not sturdy and they look ugly! (blocks crashing) james! be careful! you've just put us an hour behind schedule. ms. morgan: come on, kids. line up for recess. (students cheering) james! you come back here and fix this wall! how can we get any work done when they keep sending us out to play? emily: the mermaids need their pool here. that's final! that's where the unicorn stable is. anyway, mermaids are imaginary. (gasps) tag, you're it! tag? do we look like we have time for tag? oh, my arms hurt. me too. i probably shouldn't have fired everyone. we could use the extra help. ms. morgan: snack time! (students cheer) think we have time for a quick yogurt? you go. i have to finish this. i am kind of tired. not me. i'm ready to get... right... back to... (snoring) (rumbling) emily: dw, there's a cave-in over by the indoor pool! i can't fix it now. the tibbles knocked over the arch o

emily shared this blog from mozambique. light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. in ministry, i see children dying in the hospital who have nothing, no bedsheets, no food, no doctors, no paper towels to wipe up their mess. it is so easy to see the hopelessness in the darkness. but the truth is god has authority over every seemingly hopeless situation. he is trustworthy, he is good, and he is our healer, and ultimately, he has already defeated sickness and death." if you would like to take the world race challenge, you need to be the ages of 21 and 35, and have a heart for missions and adventure. it will cost you about $15,000 for the entire journey. but you don't have to have it all before you go. emily says although the journey is not always easy, her mission remains the same: god's love. >> whatever form that takes, giving them shoes or even taking them out for an evening. jesus said to heal the sick, cast out demons and raise the dead. so they really ask you to have that kind of faith. >> wendy

fire commissioner -- is here and emily conroy from the department of justice is here. thank you for joining us. i want to bring up mayor lee so she can bring up the announcements of the honorees for today. apl(applause) >> thank you emily and thank you to the commission on the status of women to our human rights commission thank you for being here and the commissioners and staff as well. thank you police chief for being here and certainly all the other department heads. wendy thank you for being here as well. members of the community. advocacy groups that have been so important to this movement. supervisor carmen chu, i know you and mayor newsom had this initial effort back some years ago to recognize the need to abolish human trafficking. an san francisco being such an international city, many of our roots are from immigrant families. we understand the problem. we did do something about it and continue that effort. i want to thank the us attorney's office for being here. and so many of you who have from the community done and continue to do what you can do to end huma

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emily miller, author of the series, "emily gets her gun,." "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright nationalcable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed bynational captioning institute] host: 30 minutes this morning to go through the newspapers on "washington journal low score before we turn our attention to guns in america. so anything you wish to discuss, please call in. 585-3 881 for republicans, 58 5- 3880 for democrats. 585-3882 for independence. make a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/cspan. and you can go to c-span.org. here is the front page of "usa today," a new poll out, and here are the results. the headline, "obama supported on guns, debt." when it comes to the federal deficit, 45% of americans support his approach to the deficit, 38% support republicans. when it comes to guns, it is 45% for president obama, 39% for congressional republicans. for climate change, 47% for the government, 26% for congressional republicans. inside "the washington times," "graham puts drone toll at 4700 kills worldwide." some -- "it was the first time any go

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emily's list said no yesterday. we will talk to them a little bit later about it because they point out that chris cristsie anti-choice, that chris christie is anti-marriage equality that chris christie is certainly anti-teacher and anti-public employee. on the other hand, he's proven to be a pretty moderate republican and that he is not afraid fobreak with his party and stand up with president obama when he think obama is doing the right thing. et cetera the only leading republican in the country today, i think, who does that. right? >> yeah. >> bill: not john boehner, not mitch mcconnell, not john freakin opinion mccain, not lipped see graham. you know, you name it. not john kasich. not scott -- rick scott. scott walker. >> there are a lot of reasons to not like chris christie but you have to sort of admit that he marches to the beat of his own drum. not lock step with the republicans. >> that's kind of refreshing. >> 866-55-press. the republicans admitting, that obamacare, it's pretty good after all, 866-55377. l

host: emily miller, what is "emily gets her gun"? guest: it was a series i did for "the washington times" when i decided to get my own gun for self-defense in washington, d.c. host: why did you get a gun? guest: i was a victim at a home invasion. i was dog sitting and taking the dog for a walk and not very frontly left the front door opened -- closed but unlocked and i came back and there was a man coming out of the house. and to make a long story short, he did not physically harm me, but he did steal my wallet, got away and i also not very smartly followed him down the street having watched too many episodes of "law and order" in my life thinking i was going to get a photo and when i turned the corner i found him about 15 other men in a pickup truck on a cul-de-sac. i knew i was in danger. i ran back in the house. the police said their biggest concern at that point, the bad guys, because i spooked them and come home early, had left the windows or door open somewhere they would come back that night. i was absolutely terrified sleepin

emily, go where he can see -- a little forward.o where he can see, between you and the tv. >> if you're not going to come in, i'm just going to go to bed. >> come here for a second, toni. >> i'm right here in the kitchen, i just took the cookies out of the oven. >> come here, please. >> i like to stay in the house. it makings me feel comfortable. you're nervous. come on, now. >> you haven't acted this way when we talk to person. >> really? talking to a person is different than online. >> you don't sound the same way in person as you did on the phone. >> what did you picture me as? >> the picture looks different, too. >> the online decoys have a pool of pictures of young kids they use. sometimes it doesn't always match up with emily, the on site decoy. so you get into situations where these guys say, you look different from your picture. she's trying to deal with that. frag is trying to talk her through it. in most cases it's close enough it works. >> you said you were going to do something for me in the laundry room and i was going

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here we go. >> emily, get ready. >> slow, slow, slow. spin the camera. >> when you get into a rural area, the challenge is, in many cases, the potential predator actually finding the house. >> there he is. all right, emily, he's coming in. >> awesome. i'm ready. >> he is getting out of the car. he is walking up, yeah, you can open up the door. >> hey! took you a while to get here. >> well, if you gave better directions, i would have found out where you live. >> i've taken stuff out of the dryer. it will take a second. i'm making some sweet tea. you can take some ice. i have to take some stuff out. >> all right. >> say what? >> i like to wash the sheets. i wash the sheets at my house. >> scooby doo walks in and he is very comfortable as he comes into the house. even talking about how goofed up her directions were. if somebody could give better directions, i would have been here sooner. and he jokes, and, you know, then i come out. and the situation is not so funny anymore. you had a hard time finding the place or? why don't you have a sea

. >> reporter: it got worse for emily, a college sophomore. hospitalized and out of it she couldn't control her arm movements. then there were seizures. >> it was life and death for weeks. >> we were losing her to something i couldn't control. >> reporter: doctors also couldn't figure out what was wrong with susannah. >> i was a relatively normal person. the next minute i'm insisting that my father had kidnapped me. >> they had a rare auto immune disorder where the body attacks the brain causing it to swell. this is how doctors explained it. >> they told him her brain is on fire. her brain is on fire. >> reporter: this drawing of a clock is how doctors figured out what was going on. susannah put all the numbers on one side. a clear indication there was a neurological issue. >> nobody knew about the condition. >> reporter: the rare brain inflammation strikes mainly young women. no one knows why. >> frequent mistakes to think the patient has a primary psychiatric disorder. they are misdiagnosed. >> reporter: susannah and emily were both eventual

as emily schmidt explains... the stakksswere high in tis much-anticippted sppech.preeident of the united states"in his 4th stateeof the laid out the ageedaafor his second term i office. "the state of ur union ii sttonger."the focus of tonightts speechh hoo áhhá ppans to immrove tte economy and find work foo 12 point 3 "broad-based economii growwh requures a balancee approach to deficit rrduction, with ppending cuts and revenue, and with everybody doiig their fair share." warmly received by democrats and mostly dismissed by republicans, the president ill need help from goals. "let's set pprty interests aaide, and work to saviigs and wiss investments in our future." on foreign pnnounced a major roop pithdrrwal ffom aaghansitan -- on immigration reform, he puuhed for a ath to in the u.s. "each of hese l - proposals eserres a vvte in congress." and on gunncontrol -- he made it clear he wants action. "the families of oak creek, and tucson, and other communities ripped open by gun violence - ttey deserre a simple vote."following the republicans' turn. loridaa senator mar

but as emily reports, one boy's connection is not only personal, it's amazing. >> there's always excitement when an event like this is about to begin. the crowds, the signs, the different groups with their team shirts. >> let's go! [ cheers and applause ] >> this one-mile march is to raise money for the maria fareri children's hospital in new york's westchester county. it's also raising awareness about the need for transplant donors. that's why it's so special that 11-year-old tyler is here. this is not the first walkathon for tyler. the last time he joined this event, he was just hours from undergoing surgery for a new liver. >> i was really sick, you know? so i had to get a liver transplant. >> tyler had been battling a liver disease for years, and it was getting worse. to get a donated liver, you need to be on a national list. for tyler, time was running out. the hospital's medical team worked hard to get him moved to the top of the list. even so, the wait took more than a year. >> and every day we were just waiting. is today going to be the day? is today going to be the day? >> [ sighs

congratulations, emily. >> thank you. >> let's go to mike. >> how do i follow that?e on now. >>> we have to answer the question of the morning. what's the number one thing most women say they wish their man's mom taught them? is it a, put the toilet seat down, b, iron your own clothes or c, ask for directions. one viewer wrote all three, usually one after the other. the answer, however, to the facebook question, b, how to iron their own clothes. >>> we're saving you money. daily deals time. what does valentine's day -- what is valentine's day without diamonds? a double heart pendant necklace right now $99.99 down from $459, offered by amazon. ladies, you don't need it. you look fantastic but if you just want to try botox, here's a groupon. up to 40% off beauty injections at trinity med spa in vienna. packages start at $139. finally, how about new specks. this is 84% off a pair of prescription dallass, one of the most popular deals right now on living social at my eye doctor. if you have a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. a check of the

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for "teen kids news," i'm emily. think again. the spot you missed could be a killer.n your skin could be skin cancer. if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, the kind that kills one person every hour. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. it's easy -- follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. a message from the american academy of dermatology. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. thanks for calling the ged pep talk center. jerry stier speaking. your level 7 "in your face" pep talk. once you've got your ged diploma, you'll feel so good about yourself. you tell 'em! mr. trejo, can i transfer this guy to you? he needs something a little more... persuasive? [telephones ringing] yes! announcer: whatever motivation you need, we've got a pep talk for you at yourged.org. >> in "speak o

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no marcus, it's me emily. oh, emily! paul, this is emily, she goes to my school.st in the fourth of july parade. i dress up as a president every year. like last year when i was 11 i was chester arthur. and then two years ago, when i was ten, i was grover cleveland. did you know he was actually president twice? for four years each time once from the years of 1885 -- wait, emily, we need your help. the rest of the electric company is away, and danny and manny are running wild! i can help, but do you really think that two kids and a gorilla stand a chance against the pranksters? i mean, guys come on we have to try. what if the americans in the revolutionary war just gave up their fight against the belgians? british. british, but they didn't. no! and in the year 1492 -- 1776. hey guys listen, the point is, they didn't give up and neither should we. so are you with me or are you with me? danny, i've been planning this moment for three years. a wordball, where did you ever get a wordball? francine made it for me. ♪ the electric company doesn't like you. (laughter) i lik

the stakes were high in this emily schmidt reports.dent obama just delivered his state of the union address to both houses of congress and millions of americans watching at home. >> the stakes were high in this much-anticipated speech. >> "the president of the united states" >> reporter: in his 4th state of the union address, president obama laid out the agenda for his second term in office. >> "the state of our union is stronger." >> reporter: the focus of tonight's speech: how *he plans to improve the economy and find work for 12 point 3 million unemployed americans. >> "broad-based economic growth requires a balanced approach to deficit reduction, with spending cuts and revenue, and with everybody doing >> reporter: warmly received by democrats and mostly dismissed by republicans, the president will need help from both parties to achieve his goals. >> "let's set party interests aside, and work to pass a budget that replaces reckless cuts with smart savings and wise investments >> reporter: on foreign policy, the president announced

jim, go ahead for emily miller. caller: comment is the way i see it, every american has a right to on a firearm. -- own a firearm. i see shotguns and pistols, but the semiautomatics i don't understand. how many citizens really need an ak? one shot, one kill in armed forces. for home protection, i would rather have a shotgun. the boom is enough protect yourself and your family. host: there are several issues in that caller. automatic weapons have been fully regulated since 1934. they are not used in crimes and it's not an issue. automatic guns are the ones they use in war suppression. pull the trigger and it fires until you stop. modern firearms are semi-automatic. pull the trigger once and a bullet comes out. it fires as fast as you pull the trigger. there is a fear of what the administration calls the assault weapon and technically, it is what he originally referred to as an automatic weapon which is not used in crimes. they are extremely expensive and people can't afford them. rifles are rarely used in crimes. 11,

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emily bazelon, "sticks and stones." we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] thank you,mily. emily. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everyb captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org actresses from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, oh, my god! hey, everybody, welcome to "the daily show". any name is jon stewart. my name is jon stewart and i need a haircut. [ laughter ] this is the longest head i've ever had. [ laughter ] we've got a nice one. the actress alison brie will be joining us from the hit show "community." p my guess is she'll in no way tell us what is going on there but i'm excited. let's begin tonight with america. as if you didn't know the reference. i put that up there to let you know. remember that map from the placemat at howard johnsons. [ laughter ] as you know, our country has been on a difficult run. gas prices have risen steadily over the last few months. our president i

it'd be a great to throw at someone please welcome emily bazelon.rs and applause] good to see you. thank yous for coming back. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: as i said over there you are senior editor of "slate" magazine. i listen to slate gab fests on fridays. very relaxing to me. i listen to you. >> we're so glad to hear that. >> stephen: i've been listening you to you talk about the this book on the gab fest it's called "sticks and stones: defeating the culture of bullying and rediscovering the power of 'em pathy and character." what is 'em pathy? >> it's putting yourself in someone's shoes and imagining to be someone else and have their struggles. >> stephen: like what? >> like growing up without enough money or feelry really left out, feeling socially awkward like you don't belong. >> stephen: what does that have to do with bullying? bullies don't do that? >> one of big problems with bullies is they sort of freeze their own feelings of 'em pathy and they are not good add imagining what it's like to be the person having the pain inflicted

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emily reports that teens are helping lead the way. >> no, i don't smoke cigarettes. i actually had an aunt. i'd always take her cigarettes and hide them from her. and like, it just -- i was just never a cigarette type. >> i don't smoke cigarettes because i think it's gross and you get lung cancer, and i don't want lung cancer. >> i don't smoke because there's no point to it. it's addictive. it doesn't help you. there's no point. >> the number of american teens who smoke has been going down for years. in fact, we're less likely to use tobacco than the teens in many other countries. surveys show that only about 12% of all 10th graders have smoked recently. but that's still too many. >> nicotine addiction, take one. >> that's why the government puts out messages like this one. >> [ coughs ] boy, that smoke is really obnoxious. do you think that guy knows how bad smoking is for him? >> these pool players know what they're talking about. they're actually scientists. they work for nida -- the national institute on drug abuse. nida wants teens to know that smoking is not a

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. >> emily schmidt is in washington. we have been down this road before. here we go again. when we talk about disruptions, are those actual disruptions or sort of belt tightening moves? >> deb, really when you hear from these agencies, they are saying a lot of the impacts of all of our lives will be touched this. they'll start with $85 billion in automatic cuts this year. a total of $1.28 trillion over the next ten years. these are cuts meant to trim the deficit. but if it happens, could you see other cuts in services that you use every day. we're going to start with the food you eat. the agriculture department predicts meat inspector furloughs meaning that meat and poultry and plants would have to shut down nationwide for up to 15 days. the agriculture department twharns could create a meat, poultry and egg shortage. you'd end up paying for to get them. there would also be about 2100 fewer food safety inspections every year. the department of homeland.security says expect longer waits at airport security checkpoints. the department of the interior says if you're going on v

emily rittman from our kansas city affiliate, kctc, is in overland park, kansas. good morning. >> reporter: many people are already digging out of last week's snowstorm where a foot and a half of snow fell. and they are expecting much more today. they could see another foot here in kansas. the latest winter storm is unleashing blizzard conditions from texas to oklahoma and kansas. a system so powerful you can literally hear its fury. this was amarillo, texas, monday where howling winds whipped around more than a foot and a half of snow creating five-foot snow drift in some areas. >> we're going to step outside and let you see what it's like so far. ooh. >> reporter: the storm knocked out power to thousands in texas and oklahoma and brought traffic to a standstill, closing miles of interstates and highways across the southwest. on some road, strong winds and driving snow reduced visibility to near zero. emergency crews focused on locating and rescuing stranded drivers while in some spots motorists abandoned their cars altogether. by monday afternoon, the system had

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. >> emily, you are right there in d.c. from all of the folks you are talking with right now, do you hear anything? we have 11 days before it goes into effect. >> i feel like there is a lot of urgency behind contingency planning. i feel like there is much more of an inevitability. there is a sense more so than the fiscal cliff. the cuts come in more gradually and there there is more time. the deadline will pass. the feeling of inevitability. there is a lot of contingency planning going on. >> we will talk about this next weekend as it looms closely with the deadline. let's switch gears and talk with eleanor about the opposition to the nominee john hhagel. here is senator john mccain on "meet the press." >> we feel he will have the votes to be confirmed as the secretary of defense. i don't intend to give those up when other senators continue to have reasonable questions. i mean reasonable. >> you are not a yes vote for your old friend? >> no, i don't believe he is qualified. i don't believe we should hold up his nomination a