emma holds on tight.t last a terrible sound that matt's dive partner hears even at 45 feet beneath the surface. emma's powerful teeth rip off his thumb like a twig. surprisingly, matt feels very little except shock and confusion. >> when it first came off, i didn't feel any pain at all. i was just shock, disbelief, horror. i saw my thumb is missing. i thought, wow, this can't be good. off she swam with it. there was no chance of getting my thumb back and reattaching it. she was gone. >> matt has the presence of mind to swim to the surface, board his boat, and ask for help. in a few hours he's in a hospital in phuket, the nearest city. as he recovers from his trauma under the sea, the doctor gives matt some good news. a new procedure could give him a new thumb. >> when the doctor said there's a possibility that you can take it off and put on your hand, i said i want an operation, please. >> six months after the accident, a team of surgeons remove his second toe and sew it into his hand. today matt uses and

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"?ell, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult.

that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> so it's a tremendous honor to be here today. we've got a tremendous program for you. this is our annual black history month kickoff. it was started many, many years ago. dr. carter g. woodson had participated in the founding of black history month. he was involved in the group known as the oh, -- association for the study of african-american life and history. the local chapter of that group is what is now known as the african-american cultural and historical society. so it's an honor. we've been doing this for many, many years and it's great to see so many faces out here today. right now what i'd like to do is thank our partners and acknowledge them for their participateation. the san francisco public library much the california cultural arts program and we couldn't do it without the good folks in the mayor's offic

i'm concerned that subsequent to emma harrison's appointment, information needed to be passed at the line were rapidly to ministers. i have asked the cabinet secretary to review the guidelines for this across government and into this particular case, but i have to say we talked about the horse having bolted he might perhaps want to put it to his question that emma harrison was given a cbe by the last government, and, of course, all of the allegations that are being made are all entered contracts that his government handed out. a little more transfers or where that might be a good thing. >> will the prime minister join me paying tribute to the courage of institutional -- who was injured showing the world the horse of the syrian regime? >> i certainly join the honorable lady. it is very important, the role that the media to him being an incredibly difficult places like in syria to bring the truth and to bring the news to the world. that's what paul conroy was doing and that's what mary bethune when she tragically lost her life. ip triggered to him and also she says above all pretreated

emma, what is the fallout from all of this? >> reporter: well, there have been huge protests here in cairo, and certainly, the grief has turned to anger, and that has turned to political rage. so we've seen clashes, tear gas, a lot of people injured, mainly from inhaling tear gas. but the most serious clashes here in months is the people demand answers for what happened in this football riot, and the number of people killed there. but also they want to feel that this country is really changing, and they don't feel that yet. >> pelley: and what is the military council that runs the country had to say about all of this? >> reporter: well, the military council says that it doesn't want anything that is going to cause instability in the country, that it promised an investigation into what's happened at that football stadium. but the people here are not listening to the military. they want the military leaders to go. they are fed up with what they see as excuses for deaths across the country, and i think there is really going to be

emma starting at uc dave thinks fal fall.ffany hopes to become a pediatric nurse and perhaps some day work at lucille packard. >> packaging mix up led to another birth control pill recall tonight. glen mark generic are recalling 7 lot dial. it's on the web site then click on see it on tv. cocaine incorrect dozing and cause unintended pregnancy. women should use another form of birth control. packaging asked them birth control pills. >> winter is making cameo appearance tonight in california. there have been snow showers all day in the sierra. this is cal-trans video from various location around lake tahoe. up to foot fall then upper elevation. 4 inches was reported incline village in the north. in southern california the grapevine open once again. nasty combination of rain snow forced the highway patrol to close in both direction. reopened 6:00 o'clock tonight but these pictures pretty rare all winter. haven't seen much. >> yes let's check in with sapy with more on the storm. >> because it's so rare this winter i thought i wo

emma starting at uc dave thinks fal fall.ffany hopes to become a pediatric nurse and perhaps some day work at lucille packard. >> packaging mix up led to another birth control pill recall tonight. glen mark generic are recalling 7 lot dial. it's on the web site then click on see it on tv. cocaine incorrect dozing and cause unintended pregnancy. women should use another form of birth control. packaging asked them birth control pills. >> winter is making cameo appearance tonight in california. there have been snow showers all day in the sierra. this is cal-trans video from various location around lake tahoe. up to foot fall then upper elevation. 4 inches was reported incline village in the north. in southern california the grapevine open once again. nasty combination of rain snow forced the highway patrol to close in both direction. reopened 6:00 o'clock tonight but these pictures pretty rare all winter. haven't seen much. >> yes let's check in with sapy with more on the storm. >> because it's so rare this winter i thought i wo

thing. >> what did you think about emma stone's big, big red bow?ple loved it. some people hated it. i have a tendency to not like the way something like that fights the face. >> i'm okay. >> george clooney brought his own gold statute with stacy keebler. >> brad pitt's accessory was his hair. george clooney said it took him 15 minutes to get ready. for the ladies, it's a nerve racking process. they have to remember who they're wearing. >> with classic couture everywhere. the coifs were more fashion forward. >> this is my hair. it wasn't a cut. it was the taking off of the wig. stepping into who i am. >> what did you think about the big hair? >> there was a lot of talk about jennifer lopez and tina fey having the big bun on top. that's doing something old and making it modern. >> was there anybody that you said, ooh, you just didn't do it? >> i would say the one that missed the mark slightly was kristin wiig but that color was just. [ snoring ] >> everyone could agree that meryl streep won not just for best actress but for one of the best dressed. k

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one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma veryhow do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> whitney houston was admired by more than just her fans. her voice left even her fellow singers breathless, janet jackson among them. she admired whitney houston's talent and been through the loss and investigation and questions and rumors the houston family is now experiencing. i spoke to janet jackson for an interview that will air monday on my daytime program "anderson." here's some moments. >> we've all been reeling from the death of whitney houston. when you heard the news, what did you think? >> i don't believe it. i immediately, i started shaking. i was trying to text everyone i knew to let them know. i was speechless. i could not believe it. >> where were you? >> i was home, here. i just so happened to be watching tv and i saw this newsflash. i still can't believe it. >> we've all been kind of re-listening to her and her performance sing

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projects like this one are invaluable >> helps with knowledge of history and to understand heritage emmaago history week and the idea dr. wood said graduate of the university of chicago shows february and honor president lincoln's birthday and presumed birthday of abolitionist frederick douglass >> the more i read about this teaching history at university of chicago lab high-school he says the belief that >> learning view history community advancement still holds true today >> i think part of the problem black history month the way in which individuals choose american history focusing overly much on single individuals people like frederick douglass wanted luther king that led to integrate the history of average people into the history of america >> at the museum all about black history all year long. museum president says starting with the day month of february more people come and and more requests to go out and make presentations black history month still relevant? >> of course to win a better job now integrating black history and to american history into world history not nearly as go

poppy is your -- >> poppy petal emma elizabeth deveraux donahue montgomery. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: so that very hip to have this sort of bizarro name, but when i -- >> jimmy: say it again for me one more time. >> poppy petal emma elizabeth deveraux donahue montgomery. >> jimmy: wow. >> poppy petal sounds kind of -- pornstarry, doesn't it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: poppy -- >> i was like -- my mom. i was like, that's not -- >> jimmy: poppy petal? no, no, no. quest, quest, stop it, quest. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: happy valentine's day. i know it was last night. >> yes. >> jimmy: did you go bonkers? did you do anything wild? >> i got a dessert truck for my whole crew. and more specifically, for me. i ate everything on the truck. everyone thought i was drunk, but i was just high on sugar. >> jimmy: now, are you one of those that can eat whatever you want? >> no, i have to work out. so this is my new thing, okay. >> jimmy: you just dance while you eat. >> i dance while i eat. no, i can't dance. i dance like elaine on "seinfeld." it's a bad deal. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you a bad dancer? >> the wo

emma stone, blake lively, kardashian, mila kunis, emma watson and kate middleton. >> kate middleton winsst a two-point difference from. the moment she put on her wedding gown to every dress since fashion writers and fans love her style. sometimes it's chic for the red carpet but sometimes she uses clothes that don't break the bank. she wears an affordable dress or coat from an irish or english designer and within minutes it's off the shelf. >> and people can relate to her style and wish they look as good as she does. >> she's very comfortable in her fashion skin. we look forward to what she'll wear next. >> our next category is favorite reality show judging panel. you put some of the top reality shows out there. "american idol" won but it's a close second. >> "the voice" is right on its heels. this is significant. "the voice" is a relative newcomer and "american idol" has been around 11 seasons. an episode of "the voice" topped "american idol" in the coveted 18 to 49 demo which has tv writers saying "american idol" has been number one for so long but how long can it go and "the voice" is

. >> i too will pay out -- it will pay out with timeless stars like tom cruise to fresh faces like emma stone and brad cooper. at the helm is billy crystal already tweeting away. tonight, i might tweet winner of best supporting actor. who can stop me? >> chris connelly there. we have some inside scoop. cynee is on her way -- cynne is underway to los angeles along with arch campbell. they will join us at 5:00. it turned -- to non- with that. -- to an end for that. we're going to host a live chat on our facebook page during the oscars on sunday night. a whole lot of excitement coming up. still ahead, adam is back with a final look at the weather. >> you might call this the ultimate in luxury. look at this yacht off the coast of l.a. this is reportedly the ninth largest yacht in the entire world. it is worth $300 million. the owner is said to be a russian vodka tycoon. >> i could fish out of every corner off of that. >> i am sure you could pick see if you are one of our facebook fans we have a good deal for you. -- i am sure you could. >> if you are one of our facebook fans, we have a good

did you hear anything from emma washington? no, i called her as you asked me to.r a call, too see if i still have a job. ahh, your father looks so happy here. you know, nancy i found out what the problem was between my dad and uncle brendan-- why they didn't talk for so many years. oh? uncle brendan told me about my mom, that they were both in love with her. and that's why your father and i never got along. i always told your mother that brendan was the man for her. your father got very angry at me when he found that out. but your mother had a mind of her own. she went ahead and married patrick anyway. that's when they stopped talking. they had a chance to talk before dad... good. they made peace? hi, miss casey. hi, melissa, hi, katie. hi, miss casey. hi, carrie, hey, julie, how are you? hi. hi. hey, sandy. rebecca, how are you? o.k., i guess. i was so sorry to hear about your dad. thanks. how are things going here? frantic, as usual. listen, um... i hope you understand you know, i had to find someone for your old job. oh... i didn't know whether you were coming

you are not that much older than emma. >> eye of -- i am a lot older than her. >> we focus on the things that make us different and never embraced the things that make us the same. >> let me ask you if on sunday night, and i am praying to god because i celebrate black women, and i want them always to shine, so i am hoping that both of you win in both of these categories. if both of you takeoff that oscars statue, what do you think the academy will be celebrating? a fine performance exclusively? a deserving performance? you think that is what it would be about? >> that is what my hope would be, that the performances rise to that level. the thing you have to vote for or with african-american artists at the best is that they passed the baton -- have to hope for with african-american artist of the best is that they pass the baton on. sometimes we get so caught up with images that we do not think about the execution and ultimately to say something highly controversial. a lot of times the people who project those images better so positive are not artists, so therefore they have a good two year

i'm concerned that subsequent to emma harrison's appointment, information needed to be passed at the line were rapidly to ministers. i have asked the cabinet secretary to review the guidelines for this across government and into this particular case, but i have to say we talked about the horse having bolted he might perhaps want to put it to his question that emma harrison was given a cbe by the last government, and, of course, all of the allegations that are being made are all entered contracts that his government handed out. a little more transfers or where that might be a good thing. >> will the prime minister join me paying tribute to the courage of institutional -- who was injured showing the world the horse of the syrian regime? >> i certainly join the honorable lady. it is very important, the role that the media to him being an incredibly difficult places like in syria to bring the truth and to bring the news to the world. that's what paul conroy was doing and that's what mary bethune when she tragically lost her life. ip triggered to him and also she says above all pretreated

my wife emma was killed by a drunk driver. my heart was ripped apart. the day this happened to us, our family died. at that time, i had no idea that i needed help or that my family needed help. i didn't know help was there. a detective told us about victims' assistance. we did receive help with the funeral and burial. they informed me of my court dates. th paid for my wheelchair-accessible van. if you're a victim of crime, seek help, because help is there for you. even if you never reported the crime... crime victims' assistance programs are there to help. justice isn't served until crime victims are.

before their father says i was before an astonished love morozov for ukraine walcheren call had mary emma who worked as a partner but they were continually fallen short of expectations and both athletes knew they had to look elsewhere for their business and i had an offer from a french skater i could have also moved to canada to compete for them but when i heard that maxim was looking for a new partner i wasted no time agreeing to such an opportunity in order to compete together a lesser had to obtain russian citizenship and move from kiev to moscow welton court also had to leave some petersburg where he had lived for eleven years the pair found a new head coach nina mortar who used to work with junior athletes but the change didn't affect their lifestyles too much wherever they are the vast majority of their time is still spent in training. i never knew a job that was pre me so much pleasure could become so enjoyable i'm really happy to work hand in hand with tatiana and max and to watch them training on the ice and i'm sure any of a coach would feel the same with them. everything else i

emma and then steve -- jack, sorry.t the whole sound of it sounds kind of violent. yeah, he esplaging the "star spangled banner" but he's playing it in such a way that alludes to the violence and the chaos of remember and he even included part of "taps" in there. i remember hearing that and that even alludes to the war even more. >> okay. so anti-war. jack? >> i know jimi hendrix was definitely against the war because he was actually in the army. then he lied and said he was actually a homosexual in order to get discharged from the army, he was definitely not for the war. >> yeah. i'm glad that you mentioned that because he was an ex-serviceman because that was something that i had meant to say. yeah, i mean, it's kind of hard to see it as anything but being critical of the war. but the fact that he's playing "the star spangled banner" at this rock concert where no doubt many other anti-war views and songs are being performed. i just wonder, why would he play -- even though he's certainly altering, you know, experimenti

meanwhile in youth ice hockey the emma chill showcase put a pic of the aist against the best of the west and it was the west which came from behind to win a second challenge cup title in a row row before then and now explains. these men are all about twenty years old but they will regain the skills he sure the young hopefuls represent a youth hockey league game a chill a tone thirty three producing players for your strongest league the gay chill pulling in north star game tradition once a year at the peak of the image of eastern conference plays the best from the west in the so-called challenge cup with every move showing this is far from just an it is a game new and of skill from the very beginning to the joys of back to middle corrina in one of russia's main us hockey centers gorst it was these two who took the lead through on the board of spoke play gil three minutes from the first intermission the opening of the second period saw the eastern team extend their lead and say gloom of turning the shootout effort into duel with confidence to make it to nil nevertheless the peak of the wes

one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma veryl? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> across-country now, boulder, colorado, winds reach 80 miles an hour. so strong, you saw it tipped over that truck, check this out. you think this guy is having a hard time standing? yeah. norkd that person right off his feet. some homes were damaged. a number of trees and light poles snapped, as well. >>> in sacramento, california, fast-moving grass fire suddenly engulfs hundreds of bee hives overnight. firefighters faced two immediate problems putting out the flames and trying not to get stung. >>> check out this live shot. >> costs go up, too, so we could see fewer people driving. >> the reporter didn't even flinch. it looks like the car and the cab just slammed right into each other. you can see it happen behind her in the live shot. she did make sure, however, after she got done what what she had to say that the drivers got out and they were okay, and th

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rocked campuses across the country, and the works of atheist ppilosophers like bertrand russell and emma goldman were influencing anti-establishment thought. conservatives have long argued that academia unfairly tilts left, and they have stats to back it up. >> so this study shows pretty conclusively that college graduates are more liberal. >> reporter: a controversial study in 2005, for example, found that more than two-thirds of college professors described themselves as "liberal." so when president obama says he wants every kid to have the opportunity to go to college, republican presidential candidate rick santorum says he knows why -- >> it's no wonder president obama wants every kid to go to college. the indoctrination that occurs in american universities is one of the keys to the left holding and maintaining power in america. as you know, 62% of children who enter college with a faith conviction leave without it. >> reporter: and santorum isn't the only presidential candidate who thinks that college is anti-religion. newt gingrich shared some of the same concerns last year in a sp