all very good. >> it's also very good for gabriella, armani: >> i said, just to everybody, whom i seend check. go and check. it's so important. >> armani will be back next year. the scans are now a part of her yearly health check-ups. lease a attacker, al jazeera, washington. >> a bill moving to the floor wouldege restrictions on guns. the law would allow people to carry weapons without a permit when a state of emergency is declared. responsos say it will help maintain order after a hurricane or blackout. florida's house of representatives overwhelmingly approved the bill yesterday. it heads to florida's senate. the supreme court has banned life sentences for most minors who commit crimes. police say florida judges are getting around that by sending them to prison for decades. natasha is in jacksonville with more >> reporter: shammik wasn't old enough to drive when he went to prison. now, at 19, he is an adult, looking at living in a cell until he is an old man. >> do you feel hopeful? >> yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. i pray every day. >> at 14, his family says he was the kind of kid who go

gabriella is a popular figure in the well-heeled districts of cover this. she is one of the leaders of these unit -- of caracas. she is one of the leaders of the student movement that believes this government has to go. she says,e wonderful, if we had socialism here. hopefully we will soon have socialism like they have in chile, but we do not have that here. we only have propaganda, not real action. finish herto doctorate in history this year, but the protests have taken over. she hardly enjoys a minutes break, spending her days coordinating protest and student rallies. her driver is a businessman. represented -- alexandra has represented venice three -- venezuela three times in olympic fencing. backs hugo chavez his chosen successor, nicolas maduro. >> we remain committed to our system, says alexander, and we want to build on the shot is legacy. we are building something, not destroying it. but the opposition don't want to accept that. destroy streets, houses. they said schools on fire. we think that's the way to build up the country. we -- we don't think

my prayers are with gabriella and her family. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from the district of columbia, ms. norton, for five minutes. mr. speaker, april 16 marks emancipation day in the district of columbia when the slaves who lived in the district of columbia were emancipated. i come to the floor this week to discuss a different kind of emancipation. today i begin as the nation without taxes representation. if i would ask you who pays the highest taxes per capita in the united states of america, who would you say? what jurisdiction would you say? new york, connecticut, arizona, texas. it would be the citizens of the nation's capital who support the nation without representation in the congress of the united states. 650,000 citizens. that's why you see license plates that say taxation without representation. that was not the thought of the government. it was a citizen who came forward to suggest that that should be what

. >> it's also very good for gabriella armani. >> this scan is fine. >> i suggest to everybody whom i see, i say go and check, go and check. it's so important. >> armani will be back next year. the scans are now a part of her yearly health check ups. lisa stark, aljazeera, washington. >> the scans average $150, not all insurance companies cover it, but under the affordable care act, most plans will have to start covering the costs entirely starting next year. >> golf's first major about to begin, but will it be the masters without tiger who is still nursing that bad back. >> how will tiger's absence determine the outcome? >> he will be felt by his absence, i am sure. this will go on this morning without tiger woods, despite the fact he hasn't been playing particularly well this year as his back injury continued to sabotage his game. many have wondered what effect his absence will have this year in augusta. ross shimabuku has the story. >> every april, one tournament catches the attention of golf fans from around the world, from augusta georgia. tiger woods has wowed the crowds and tak