>> emma says her daughter is a smart student.ed back in elementary school when a classmate tried to copy emma's work. did she tell the cheaters at that time? >> she did. >> did she tell the teher? >> she did. >> how do you think she'll react when cheating starts happening around her? >> i think she'll be really stressed and nervous. >> and while her mom thinks she will resist the temptation to cheat, she admits she's not sure. >> kids act differently when they're not with their moms. >> thank you so much for coming today. >> sasha, gianna and emma think they're here to be tested on pop culture. a dry run our producer tells them for a game show nbc is developing. >> we need your help to try to develop this new show. >> the questions will be about tv shows and music, lighthearted stuff. but it's the competition that experts say motivates some kids to cheat. the parents are watching as we give these kids their first test, an individual quiz. >> we want to get a sense of how much you know by yourself. >> any student knows that means

emma: may i speak frankly? yes. i'm an african-american woman.fe i've had to deal with prejudice. when i was a little girl, kids made fun of me. they called me names. it hurt a lot... especially as a child. but i got through it, and so will vincent. i understand that there is hate in this world but vincent is just a child. parents must protect their children. now, i know you love your son and i know that you have to do what you think is right for him. but we think it'd be good for him and the other children if you allow him to come back. it'd teach them that it's possible to overcome prejudice but only when we work together. thank you for your concern. i know that you both care... but th is a very difficult decision for our family. mrs. washington and, uh, ms. casey brought these for you. look... this one's from alex. "vincent, you have to come back. "we are a team. "i miss you. alex." "hope you can come back soon. steven." dad, can't i go back? we'll see. so you think you can handle it? we'll do it nice and slow. i'll count you off: one... two..

still -- took emma and headed for the car.ll face down on the ground she yesterday a final bit of advice. >> she has allergies and he said if you want your dog back, we want your money and then they drove off. >> reporter: elizabeth took off running, made a police report and just when she thought she'd never see her best friend of 11 years ago, the phone rings. someone found emma and called the number on her tags. >> she asked me did you lose your dog and i said yes. >> reporter: elizabeth brought a neighbor to the exchange and paid a woman 50 bucks but wonders if this was part of the plan. still she has $50 is a steal for a lifelong friend. >> thank god, first they weren't that greedy about how much i had to pay and secondly more importantly it appears she hasn't been injured at all. >>> prosecutors struck out in roger clemens first perjury trial. now they get another chance, a preview of the upcoming trial ahead. >> and the president's opponents haven't been nominated, but we're seeing a major theme in the 2012 election. we'

it's a bill ttat's left emma anthony in a state of shock. one water bill... for just three months.skyrocketing... for no apparent reason. (anthony) "i went from 188 to 680 dollars? now, 960 dollars...that doo't makk any sense."ms. anthony hired an independent plumber...who foond no leaks...inside... or outside. buttshe says that sttll...didn't sstisfy the city. (anthony) "$687.26....did you pay the bill? i paid it."out of fear....he says...thaa if she turnee off. ms. anthony...is just one of tens of thousands of homeoners in the city...and baltimore county...who have received in-accurate bills.. even the folks that run the state fairgrounds...have been receiiing staggering water piils...around 10-thousand dollars a quarttr. (huff) "we think that they did not have actual people coming out and monitoring the meters, they wwre just doing desk work." city officiaas....ay understaffing forceddthem to estimate...many bills of homeowners. they say thee're working o resolve the problem. but because county residents eceive water frrm the city...thousands are also receiiinn n-accurate bills.

emma was born in 1839 and listed as a homemaker for her family. it is known that she was a music teacher before she and oscar married. with jim crow conditions for bailing in both the north and south in 1929, congressman and mrs. depriest resided in segregated communities misboth chicago and the nation's capital. their home in chicago was located at 4536 up through 4358 south parkway which is now known as martin luther king drive. although they owned the entire complex, they occupied the second floor of the three sorry building from 1929 up until their deaths. the home that the depriests purchased in washington, d.c. at 419 u street northwest was located in an exclusively black neighborhood. they bought their home from mrs. susan brown, who was a widow. she and her former husband had owned the home since at least 1910. while living at 419 u street, hiram worked as an elevator operator and susan was a telephone operator. it's interesting to note the difference in the types of employment for blacks who were living on the 400 block of la droit park v

his wife, emma, was classified as a milano, born in 1839 and listed as a homemaker for her family. it is known that she was a music teacher before she and oscar married. with jim crow conditions for bailing in both the north and south in 1929, congressman and mrs. depriest resided in segregated communities in both chicago and the nation's capital. their home in chicago was

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and emma you said that your mom always looks fabulous, even on the i-chat. >> she does.s flowing fantastic even if emma can't smell it. >> i caught myself doing it. i thought, whatever. >> i know these books are based on your daughter hope. >> yes. >> and you have said that it's about obviously a princess. but you're not exactly the princessy type. >> no. i'm very much the jeans and t-shirt type. there's my daughter hope. she's 8. but she is very, very feminine. and very fashion savvy and she's my fashion coordinator all the time. but i'm a jeans and t-shirts kind of gal. and actually the books are more about inner sparkle than outer sparkle. they are, of course, you know, lots of princess fun with tiaras and wings and glitter and so forth. but our character often has her socks around her ankles. >> that's a good example. >> it's more about letting out your inner sparkle. >> in this particular book, she gets to be a flower girl. >> well, she thinks it's going to be so grand and glorious and she's going to be in the cathedral, and everybody will be smiling, and, in fact,

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emma aathony says sse paid the bill ...fearing if she diin't... her water would be cut off. the city blames understaffing.. and in many cases... they had to "estimate" ater bills. but state of shock...after receiving her new bill which is even higher. (anthony) "i went from 188 tt 680 dollarr? now, 960 ddllars...that don't make any sense." senss.""ity officials say they're taking steps to correct inaccurate water bblls. going green one the ccty s unveiling a new solar powered system at the "back river waste water treatmmnt plant" this mmrning. and joel . smith is there now to see how much green energy this will produce. 3 3 3 a soccer ball... that's been floatiig for almost a year since japan's earthquake and tsunami... has washed ashore in alaska.thoseewho found it say it stood out... because of its identifying information. deadly ordeal... lost his home - and everything in it... and is thrilled to have justtone item back. most of the tsunami debris expected to hit u-s coastlines is predicted to arrive in 2013 or later. coming up... prince harry will soon be &pheaded to d-c

julie and her daughter emma walton hamilton have teamed up to write "the very fairy princess."lower girl. >> hi, ladies. >> it's very sweet. >> we want to go on record saying it was not a phony mother/daughter moment. >> it was as phony as they come. come on. >> shame an you, kathie. >> tell us about this book. first of all, the fact you guys work so well together and you can do multiple books tells us about your relationship. >> we've been writing now for how long? >> 14 years. 25 books so far. >> it has been really fun. we love it. i love it as a mom. >> any time you can spend time with your adult children who usually want to get away from their parents. >> to play in that sand box. >> imagination. >> getting away from any other problems of the day. just literally working on the books is a joy. >> what starts the germ of the ideas? usually one or the other of you that has the idea for the story? >> this particular series was inspired by my daughter, hope, who is 8. and who is fiercely feminine. and so this is "the very fairy princess" series in which our heroine, geraldine. >

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welcomed a fourth child over the weekend, mable rey willis, his first with his wife of three years, emma. >>> after 19 years, a sequel to "dumb and dumber." i can't believe it's been 19 years. >>> neil patrick harris is fast becoming mr. tony. he will return to host june 2012's tony awards. >>> "the hunger games" achieved a rare trifecta, number one film, aim bum and book all at the same time. >>> england and sun reports the queen personally invited daniel craig inside buckingham palace to shoot a special film for the opening ceremonies of the london olympics. >>> this comes to us from wsav news 3 on your side, in savannah, georgia where in nearby hilton head, south carolina, proof you've officially run out of excuses not to exercise. uncle frank is 102 years old. he hits the gym on average 5 to 6 timdays a week, 2 hours a day. next month he turns 103. let's all go to the gym. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we have mostly clear skies overnight. it

they say that emma's boyfriend shot her in a san jose shopping center and then turned the gun on themselves. we told you about when last month she was renting out rooms to more than a dozen adults in this and as a foot a home that was in foreclosure. not of the tenants knew that at this time. the sonoma county teacher shot and killed by her estranged husband had recently denied an emergency restraining order kim cover was a walking out of a divorce attorneys office in petaluma on sunday and then simply say her has been shot her hidden shot and killed himself police records show that a judge denied the restraining order after ruling there was simply not enough evidence of immediate danger. and for the first time publicly sentences good share of explained how his wife receive the bruises on her rustic retold the radio that he and his wife started fighting and arguing on the way to way of us lunch sun year's eve. the argument was over a trip that she had plans to venezuela knoxville mercury news says that after he parts the, of screaming and started to a stop there is some deal from his car se

willis married emma a 33-year-old designer and model in 2009.three other daughters ages 23, 20, and 18 from his previous marriage to actress demi moore. >>> doug is back with a look at our weather. we have changes. cover up the plants tonight? >> cover up the plants yeah. it's going to be cold. some areas there is a freeze warning but it's not going to be too cold out there. we're talking about temperatures maybe 32 degrees right on the freezing border and it should not be too cold for too long so i don't anticipate any problems to the plants out there but you may want to cover them up or bring some of the most tender vegetation inside if you can. out there right now, hey. look at this. just gorgeous all across the region. it is just beautiful. a picture perfect blue sky. the cold front coming down bringing us some air out of canada. nice and dry out there today and that allows us to see those bright blue skies. as we look across the region what are we seeing? your temperatures the last couple days, look at this. a very warm march. 46 degrees ou

next up and we have emma. it looks really good from here. it looks like the chambers have been occupied. >> fifth chambers have been occupied. did we have overflow rooms full and about 50 people waiting to get inside, and it shows what a need there is for this. i have the opportunity of working for nonprofit workers, and i am going to go over some information about the cost of living in the city right now and with the wages are and the comparison, so as you have heard, there has not been an increase for nonprofits in five years, and in this time, there has been a substantial increase in cost of living. if you look at five years and combine them, it is about 8%. this year it is 3%, and the cost of living in san francisco is 61% above the national average, which is considerably higher. gooif you look at gasoline, it s increase 14.4%, and the prices at home have increased 4% curator and -- have increased 4%. san francisco is the most expensive rental in the nation. if you look at a 2-bedroom apartment, it costs an average of $2,300, and if you

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emma the children need to know their own history.hey have to love their country, and that means understanding our history. >> armenia is a country with a difficult history, but also a country that takes pride in its traditions, and chest as part of that. armenians take special pride in the 33 chess grandmasters they have produced over the years. in international chess tournaments, armenians regularly trounced players from other countries. that's what our forefathers played chess. now we play chess, and we try to pass along our passion for the game to our children. our country loves chest. we all do -- young and old. >> armenia hopes it carries forward the idea of it's just program. they have already had other countries interested in the project. after all, every country needs logical, curious young minds, not just armenia. that hundreds of thousands of people in many european countries rallying against austerity measures. another effect of the debt crisis. people across europe are united in their anger and frustration, well beyond th

. >>> detroit dog owner is reunited with her dog emma after she says she was robbed at gunpoint. listen to this. a elizabeth says that two men came up to her pointing a gun in her face. they demanded cash and told her they were going to take her dog. a few hours later she received a call that she would have her dog returned for 50 bucks. she says it was a small price to pay for her best friend. >> they weren't that greedy about how much it's to pay and secondly it was more important that she has not been injured. >> police believe the suspects may be connected to other similar crimes in the area. >>> stay with us this morning. some of the rock and roll's greatest musicians came together in honor of the newest inductees. >> one person noticeably absent. who it was and the fan's reaction as the band mates were honored coming up in a bit. >>> can't get enough of harry potter? there's a new website. where to get your potter fill. >> and the lows are already where our highs should be. how high will it get. details coming up. >> reporter: and if you travel south of the city on i-95, se

it's the movie that's a takeoff on "emma." >> clueless. >> "clueless," i'm sorry. so that's a very good movie. so if, um, if emma were still in copyright, then "clueless" would be a derivative work, and the copyright holder, jane austen's heirs, would be able to block the production of "clueless." and so, you know, someone wanted to do "clueless," would have to go and deal with jane austen's descendants, it would be difficult because the person who has the idea for "clueless" doesn't, can't tell, can't tell too much of that to jane austen's descendants unless they decide -- lest they decide to go make their own "clueless." so it's very, very awkward to have derivative works controlled by the original, by the author of the work from which it's derivative. and as an example of the kind of blockage that copyright law creates in, for new creative work. >> well, my only response to that point is that -- and, again, i'm not in favor of unlimited extension of copyright s, but i kind of instinctively think that there is, um, having a limited period which both incentivizes

and emma bucknell, katherine's great, great grandmother was also in first.t 60, a veteran of dozens of trans-atlantic crossings. both survived when more than 1500 perished and both left accounts of harrowing hours in the freezing north atlantic after titanic's collision with an iceberg three times its size. from their house in portugal, they share their story for the first time. >> the shock of the water took the breath out of my lungs. >> fare had jumped from titanic's deck just minutes before it sank. >> down and down i went, spinning in all directions. swimming as hard as i could in the direction i thought to be away from the ship. >> somehow, he resurfaced and spent that night clinging to this overturned life boat. mrs. bucknell was in life boat number eight. >> we fought our way through the darkness. i rode for an hour straight. >> come on, girls, move! >> her take charge attitude inspired this scene from the 1958 film, "a night to remember." both made it to safety, but like many "titanic" survivors, another ordeal began. bucknell became withdrawn. and

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medical bills devalued property and diminishing options laura agreed to a monetary settlement with emma can a court. the company responsible for her problems. the settlement stipulated she stopped telling her story publicly which is why she was not interviewed for this film many family stories like hers will never be told because of company settlements that require silence. as governor on the trampoline in spite of her well explosion and fire hofmeister his stage in her house surrounded by her children and grandchildren. this kind of helps me give me a little more steady innocent till i can grab something and you know they were doing ok as long as the regs on that weren't there and i was just working while you still go out with smiles on that i just couldn't go outside it wasn't a house. then they brought in a temporary rig as they're having problems with one of the holes i think and then the smells started up again as they were doing fracking and all bore was right over here we had one back there behind us we had two on the side here they're all working. flaring with gas i have much mo

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