from emmett's point of view. >> emmett, come on.o you not recognize me? he clearly smelled me coming in through the door. when we had him up there and let him out. so i had no idea his reaction was going to be like that. it made it special for us. >> he was just like trying to look him in the eyes. i think he remembers you. >> how you doing? >> it was really fun to see emmett greeting trevor coming back. and it was really cute. i'm glad that i caught it on camera. >> and we're done. >> in buffalo, new york, another soldier is greeted by a very emotional pooch. [ whining ] >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. [ whining ] >> i knew she would react, molly would react, but i didn't expect her to react the way that she did in the airport. i think she was just kind of beside herself and, we were both just overjoyed. [ applause ] >> master sergeant joe myers knew his surprise return from iraq would bring joy to his 9-year-old da

corp emmett's owns it isn't the obvious option to go to open source this is why you have companies like redhat which is based on the open source technology from linux which was took the internet by storm a few years ago it's now running most of the backbone of the internet wasn't china just say we don't want proprietary code from i.b.m. anymore it's full of bugs and full of warm buffet coersion style banking terrorism we're just going to create open source technology want to one of these countries go open source and they're doing that the problem there is that linux too has a back door and there's a sign to security kernel for for that program many years ago and it was incorporated that manages linux is that it's not hidden that you can see the code so if you're an expert programmer you can see it and you can deal with it now i.b.m. is selling linux servers and they're there in partnership with wreckage and they're selling linux service but those have crashed sales are very important point wolf is that even linux has a back door with the n.s.a. but it does have some transparency attache

corp emmett's owns it isn't the obvious option to go to open source this is why you have companies like redhat which is based on the open source technology from linux which was took the internet by storm a few years ago it's now running most of the backbone of the internet wasn't china just say we don't want proprietary code from i.b.m. anymore it's full of bugs and full of warm buffet coersion style banking terrorism we're just going to create open source technology one on one of these countries go open source and they're doing that the problem there is that linux too has a back door and there's a sign the security kernel for for that program many years ago and it was incorporated that manages linux is that it's not hidden that you can see the code so if you're an expert programmer you can see it and you can deal with it now i.b.m. is selling linux servers and they're there in partnership with wreckage and they're selling linux servers but those have crashed sales are very important point wolf is that even linux has a back door with the n.s.a. but it does have some transparency attache

but what what options do you have a corporation emmett's owns it isn't the obvious option to go to open source this is why you have companies like redhat which is based on the open source technology from linux which was took the internet by storm a few years ago it's now running most of the backbone of the internet wasn't china just say we don't want proprietary code from i.b.m. anymore it's full of bugs and full of warm buffet coersion style banking terrorism we're just going to create open source technology want to one of these countries go open source and they're doing that the problem there is that linux too has a back door and there's a sign the security kernel for for that program many years ago and it was incorporated that manager of linux is that it's not hidden that you can see the code so if you're an expert programmer you can see it and you can deal with it now i.b.m. is selling linux servers and they're there in partnership with wreckage and they're selling linux servers but those have crashed sales are very important point wolf is that even linux has a back door with the n.

i want your opinion and i want to also add that the emmett till case if you analyze it and are honest about it is a sexual crime because all he did his iss whistle that a white woman or make a comment about a white woman and look at the price he paid all because of whistling. that is psychotic and pathological and people don't even talk about it in terms of the basis of his murder. so i would like your assessment on the racial situation ultimately just above that what you tend to agree that there is a sexual aspect to racialism that people approach? >> guest: it is my hope and it is my belief that somehow and in some way we should never put anyone down, hate or castigate someone because of their race or their color or because of their gender. we should look upon each other as being a fellow human being come our fellow brother, fellow sister, that we are all members of a human race and hate is too heavy of a burden to their as martin luther king jr. would say -- his father heard him say many many times eight is too heavy of a burden to bear. >> host: how old were you when emmett till's

. >> dan emmett, former secret service agent himself and intelligence expert. nice to see you.> thank you. >> for the first time in nearly three decades, china is significantly scaling back its controversial one child policy. this is new today. we got word from the country's communist leaders who say families can have a second child, if at least one parent was an only child. under the previous rules, both parents had to be an only child, or each parent had to be an only child. you get the point. chinese officials claim the policy has helped ease up overcrowding, and lifted families out of poverty. critics say the limits led to forced abortions and sterilizations and couples who break the rules have gotten fined and sometimes fired. jonathan hunt with more on this. i was surprised to hear this was happening and i wonder why is it happening now? >> you might think this is about the communist party readership wanting to right a human rights wrong. you wouldn't be right if you said that. this is all about economics. the one child policy has created a ticking time bomb for the chine

emmett everett. 61 years old, married, a together grandfather, but he weighed nearly 400-pounds and was partially paralyzed and was on the seventh floor of the hospital that no longer had working elevators, and he asked his caregivers that more than, are we ready to rock and roll? so he ate breakfast, was conscious and very motivated to get out of this situation. and he was one of the patients who died with all the other patients with these drug's in their bodies. so, after a year of investigation, one of the doctors at the hospital and two nurses were arrested, and accused over second degree murder, and a young lawyer was assigned to prosecutor them, and he struggled before a grand jury, attempting to, as he saw it, try to apply justice to a war zone. and so what i've learned in every disaster where i've work, is that what matters most in the immediate crisis situation, where often the larger systems fail, as we saw in sandy, it's really the action of you and me and the people around us and our own personal preparedness in decisions that can help make the difference between life and de

emmett cole says everybody should have a degree of toughness.ert, where do you come down? >> i think we need to teach children resilience. we don't need to be tougher on them or have them experience toughness. we need to teach them how to handle adversity. how to handle uncomfortable feelings and give them tools to punch through the other side. >> how would you suggest doing that? >> so, a couple things. you need to teach them how to build frustration tolerance. how to identify, i'm feeling angry. i'm feeling upset and what does that feel like? and sit with that feeling. number two, teach them how to express themselves, using "eyi" statements. i feel uncomfortable. i don't like the way you're talking to me. and three, teach them empathy, so they understand that it's not just about them. so they understand that somebody else could have a view and a problem in the situation. >> the mom seemed to have a clear take on the frustration tolerance issue. she says, leave them alone. let them go work out problems for themselves. >> and i disagree with tha

his head hit against the ground several times by trayvon martin and it's turned into a clear-cut emmett till attempt to murder a black person by a white person and that isn't what happened at all. not only is it not what happened but it's what they do on a regular basis which is to take controversial situations and turned them into a great referendum on the question in america whether you are talking about o.j. simpson or rod e. king was something that wasn't in that case. the fbi has been searching for evidence that george is among gs a racist for months now and they've been unable to find anything. he was picked out and targeted and that race was turned into a race case as opposed to what it was coming tragic circumstances, more tragic for trayvon martin because he ended up dead. >> host: use of the associated press wrote a story that seemed racial in nature area is the media part of this bullying? >> guest: absolutely. they are the chief bullies and in the light as an objective. i don't have as much of a problem with media folks who don't portray themselves as objective as, at least