the girl's name really is hannah.nah montana that most of us know, but she apparently doesn't know it. >> you're hannah banana? >> then she gets mad because there's this girl miley sirius. >> let's hear her break out into song. >> and she does. >> "party in the usa." >> as a matter of fact it is. ♪ ♪ >> she is crying again. >> i'm trying to express who i am. >> this is internet gold. >> i love you. >> do you in do you love me? >> i'm your mom.

her parents, darrell and young-mi warren were told hannah would not live past age 6. >> hannah didn't a chance. no hope. we're waiting for her to die essentially. >> reporter: her only hope was an artificial wind pipe. an experimental device which had been tried in only five other patients. none in the united states and none of them children. her medical team custom designed a tube using tiny plastic fibers. it was then bathed in stem cells taken from hannah's bone mayor owe to promote tissue growth. in a nine-hour surgery on april 9, the bioengineered wind pipe was placed inside hannah. when she woke up after the the operation she was breathing on her own for the first time in her life. dr. mark holterman was one of hannah's surgeons. >> it's been fun watching her to learn how to live without a tube hanging out of her mouth. now rer hips are together. she's learning about her environment. with two new senses. before she never tasted and she never smelled. she looks so much older, so much more mature. stronger. more beautiful. she was reborn again. >> reporter: three weeks after the s

she's hannah montana, for crying out loud. >> she is hannah montana. her name is hannah.s trying to tell her, no, you're my hannah banana. she goes on to say, i don't want to deal with the paparazzi outside. >> got to love it. >> if you remember, there were a couple more -- >> the kid in the backseat of the car. that was a great one. >> backseat of the car. another older girl like this who was upset. she thought her wisdom teeth were mad at her for being pulled out. >> we got to get some of that stuff. >> i know, these are cute. >> men are more romantic than women, at least that's the study coming out of the uk. it found 48% of men say they have fallen in love at first sight. 28% of women claim the same thing. >> i wonder why men are claiming that. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- plot foiled. police in canada say they have stopped a plan by two men backed by al qaeda to blow up passenger trains. >>> then the latest on the investigation into the bombings in boston. the surviving suspect is opening up. we will tell you some of the new details he is providing about t

i'm hannah montana. >> hannah montana. >> you knew that?nnah montana. >> oh. >> i told you i was hannah montana. >> want me to sing for you? ♪ whoa, it's a party in the usa ♪ ♪ whoa, party in the usa ♪ hands up playing my song ♪ snowed nodding my head like, yeah ♪ >> it's not me. hannah obviously had her wisdom teeth out. >> are you kidding me? >> under anesthesia. her friend posted that as a project in media class. hundreds of thousands of hits later, i would imagine her friend got an a-plus. >> is hannah montana okay with it? >> so okay with it. i hope she's okay with it. if you're not okay with it, it's george stephanopoulos with an "s." ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there are those who brighten your day... the same way the smooth, creamy taste of coffee-mate... makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfect mate. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase, and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. your financial advisor shoul

jon, in your piece, hannah wolfberg said she didn't trust what the grown-ups were telling her.ou tell the kids in that situation. >> reporter: jim, as a father, what hannah said really got to me. of course you cannot lie to a kid. every expert i have spoken to said the same thing-- you have to stay calm yourself, meant a normal routine, and try the best you can to let them know their world is safe. yes, some crazy things can happen but you're safe. and of course it's not just talking. it's listening and observing. it's almost two weeks later after the disaster. is there anxiety, trouble sleeping, anything to suggest posttraumatic stress disorder is developing and that can respond very well to professional help. >> axelrod: so not just what you're saying but what you're seeing and hearing. >> reporter: absolutely. laboratory is under her bed and ahead of the curve. but with copd so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm

. >> hannah and frank nixon. >> oh, that was a very uneven couple. hannah nixon was a wonderful, sincere quaker, quiet at the core, a woman who never raised her voice. frank nixon was exactly the opposite. he was a bombastic man, full of storm and drama. he was the kind full of opinions, a man very hard to get along with. when he had a general store, people would wait to have hannah wait on him because they didn't like his -- all his opinions. now, that picture of hannah and frank shows them in a wonderful moment, when they were hearing over the telephone that their son had been nominated as vice president in 1952. so that was a great moment in all of their lives. she was -- richard nixon was so like her, his brother edward told me that he was the son that was really like his mother, looked like her, was reflective as she was, very much a close mother-son bond. >> what kind of other traits, speaking traits, any of that kind of thing come from hannah nixon? >> i don't think of traits precisely. i think of her calmness, her always backing him when he w

i missed almost an entire school year for hannah. i didn't know what to expect. she'd jump up and down, whether she'd sit there in shock or the reaction that she had. >> their video ends up on youtube and becomes a sensation. millions of people continue to revel in their reunion. something that amazes them to this day. >> sometimes i think about it, i'm like, oh, gosh, the world saw me cry. but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attention it got -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for

. >> and big oil hat hater daryl hannah getting arrested to make hannah getting arrested to make a point, and t-bone pickens this is $100,000. hannah getting arrested to make a point, and t-bone pickens we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. charles: it is the student loan bailout that will need a bailing out. lawmakers looking to ease the burden to students. you can guess who will pay for it. help us ho out. >> they say it about fairness. they could not be more wrong, this is a very unfair success that would forgive se debt, keep debts of others in place, and punish students who made prudence decisions like going through a less expensive college, and working through college, and students who made smart decisions will be punished while students who made bad decisions get the reward. charles: do you agree. >> am in the middle, i hate the fact tha

so now baby hager, dear hannah -- is going to get a book that says dear hannah. you've got to think things through. >> she loved my book. that's all i'm saying. here's the question, are they or aren't they? there's a rumor mill involving p. diddy and kate upton, and are they a couple. there are reports they were caught locking lips. >> the "daily news" likes to call it sucking face. >> sucking face. and they have a cute name for the two of them together which is clever -- >> diddy-up. >> there were reports they were canoodling in miami. each of those deny that this happened. they say they don't even know each other. now who gets the picture of them actually together. it will be worth a fortune. >> there's a 20-something age gap between those two. >> she's 22 and he's 46. >> i have no problem with that i'm not one to judge on that. i always say, only 20? i don't really care, do you, do you care? >> i kind of care. >> why? >> because i like new couples, i like the new couples. >> you know what happens? >> they break up? >> yes. >> all right. so here we have good ne

hannah was his wife. childrenall of these together. we do not have too many stories of him having romantic dalliances with other women or even possibly proposing. he has friendships with women, but not another romantic connection. >> a viewer asks you -- why did he not even mention having a daughter in his autobiography? >> he did not mention it. it is a rambling bit of an autobiography. you think -- he wanted to name the girl after the mother. he asked, was the name anna or hannah? he always kept a locket with a painting of her with him. that is all we know. >> we will show a video to a place you know well. it is the historic home that the van burens occupied. can you tell us about it? >> sure. he bought it in case the white house didn't work out. he was very pleased to acquire that property. >> we will visit it in new york. you will see that next. [video clip] >> they would spend the summer months here. angelicaning room, would have serve as hostess. they had many events. during those times, angelica in residence and hostess of those

crane, meet my mother, hannah. hannah nice to meet you. mom just flew in from scottsdale. this is her 11th year. i hope he wins it this time. it's getting harder and harder to get on that plane. mom, why don't you go back to the table before your legs l up? i'll get you another pink lady. no, no, no, mom, over there. swel sorry, i've been detained, dear. oh, hi, bebe. civilization will not advance one iota until they start putting more toilets in the ladies' room. oh, thank you, niles. oh, champagne. uh, a diet root beer. but i have to tell you that the buzz in line was that all those lovely gifts you've been sending have really paid off. it looks like you're in a neck-and-neck race with fletcher grey that wrinkled old warhorse. hello, mr. crane. you're even more handsome than the last time i saw you. if i were 20 years older, they couldn't keep me away from you. that's why i keep this cane. man: good evening ladies and gentlemen. would everybody please take their seats? i'm keith bishop, and i'd like to welcome you to the 15th annual seabie awards. assisting me tonight in

, host of "jack hannah into the wild" and another show. mother now. you can see it black and white. look at the fur. see all the down? that will start disappearing very quickly. it was born on valentine's day. it's a humble penguin. there are only 10,000 left in the world. >> steve: tell us about the other ones. >> the other one is a black footed penguin from south africa. now it's full grown, black and white. they remember something. they're black and white for camouflage. a lot of times they locate each other by the smell. can you imagine locate -- they're monogamous. i'm serious. their poop is so thick, hardly smell anything. remember something, guano is a feces, it stacks up eight feet deep. a lot of times people collect it for their fertilizer. that's one of the reasons this animal is threatened. >> brian: if you're a penguin, is it easy to pick up your significant other on land or the sea? >> i'd rather do it in water. >> steve: of course. >> gretchen: he was asking about penguins. since we were talking about feces, let's move on to

i gave one that hannah left behind in my apartment. bring your favorite children's book. i have running -- my god, where was "curious george" and i realized hannah left one, and it was the dr. seuss. >> and your other baby took a bow today. blake was here. that bloke blake showed up. >> he did. he was very cute. he came in, because we did a piece on naming your dog. anywhere, blake and i watched a bit of "the voice". >> he's very rambunctious and crazy. >> he's a sneaky dog. he didn't act that way when you first bought him and he gave you those eyes. and then he was all over the place. >> a crazy dog. >> god works in mysterious ways. >> now every has their teams in place, so let's listen to some of the final contestants. ♪ thunder only happens when it's raining ♪ ♪ players only love you when they're playing ♪ ♪ love ♪ won't you open up your eyes ♪ it's just a matter of time ♪ just hold me close ♪ don't patronize ♪ don't patronize ♪ who cares ♪ we have a pocket full of cash we could blow ♪ >>> so now the teams are complete, so jackie went to team blake. the second girl amb

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joining us now from their home in tennessee, is uba and hannah and their six children.ys with us. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> hello. >> mike: let me start with you, because this has been, you know, an ordeal for you. you thought you were coming to the united states in order to freely educate your children by home-schooling them. when you left germany did you feel you were perhaps imminently going to be arrested and why you had to flee right away? >> well, what we more were fearing was that the custody of our children would be taken away from us. there was the fear that we had when we left. >> mike: and hannah, tell me what was the biggest challenge you faced with the curriculum that your children were going to be exposed to in germany and why you felt that wasn't consistent with how you wanted your children educated? >> first, we took them out of school because they were-- they would be-- from the other classmates and later when we looked into the textbooks, we found out that they teach against the values we think the bible wants us to teach them, our children.

. >> the hannah banks sports center, this is 11 sports. >> until tonight, the baltimore orioles were not on the game of the week for eons, but they never showed up as the yankees beat them 3-0. a pitcher's duel for most of the game, chen striking out robinson. brett gardner hits into the inning-ending double play and the game stayed scoreless after a sacrifice fly. gardner gets his revenge against chen with a two-run shot and the 3-0.es iwin a no-hitter for clay buccholz -- napoli almost hits it out and finds the deepest part of fenway as the red sox lead. top half, buccholz gets molina looking. 11th strikeout for clay. no hitter intact until kelly johnson spoils the party. boston blanks tampa bay 5-0. when you think of famous images of australian golfers, they never wear a green jacket. nobody took golf's biggest prize clutchm scott had two putts and he won the country's major.in and thehis first augusta was a fantastic setting for the final around. a trio of aussies had a chance at the jacket. jason day did not need the putter as he holed his approach. tiger woods -- with a misread

and the point in hannah's book is that second sex no longer. that actually women or the lead sex in many respects and there is something like the end of men. here's a guy from her book who felt that and he is a great character. a great doctor, apparently, who was doing research on gender determination in pregnancy, and he finds that the xx sperm, the one that will produce a female baby, is a little larger and has a longer tail and so it moves a little slower and so he finds that if he sets it up so that the sperm have to swim for a long time, you can increase the chanceses of female babies. and he happens to be a texan who, instead of wearing a lab coat, wears cowboy boots boots d cowboy hat to the lab, and in 1969 he lent out his ranch to the marlboro people so they could do the commercial on his land, and he walks around saying this is a way to live a life, breakfast at 5:30 in the saddle by 6:00 no room for mr. limp wrist, and when he gives his lectures he uses a pointer made out of a cartilage from a bull's penis. at any rate, now he finds

mark hannah who lived and was more than more than 100 years ago. and he was william mckinley's campaign manager in the election of 1896. which had a lot in common with 2012, as i'm going to mention n my book. and hannah said there are three ssential things in america politics, money and i can't remember what the other two are. and hannah went around to all of the heads of the largest corporations in america in 1896 and he got them all to make major donations to the mckinley campaign including cyrus mccormick whose corporation is based in chicago, mccormick reaper. and he just blew out william jennings bryant, the boy orator from platte, nebraska, who is the populist, and that year the economic party candidate. his time around, 2012, the money raised was a lot more even. and contrary to a lot of expectations, as we'll get into, but i wanted to just start out with some basic facts before we start our discussion. et's start with you, spencer. how much did you raise ltogether, and how much of that was used for division and the other important functions

fracking adds to the state of california alone, but environmentalists like yrk oko ono and daryl hannah so vocal about the alleged dangers of drills as democrats in congress warm up to the idea, and todd wildman says if the president wants a boost to the economy, make drilling a priority. he's joined by simon, todd, take it. >> it's important for the economy to grow in the energy sec foras a main mover of the economy, and this is a wonderful thing. we have natural resources that we can tap safely because we've been fracking since the early 50s, and then we have a huge proven reserve to put people to work, half a million people work in the next three years. you'd have up to 2.5 million people working in 2020, massive amounts of tax revenue, billions of dollars flowing into the state coffers that need it really bad here in california, and it's a win-win-win. realize that even lisa jackson, the former epa administrator, says there's no proven case where fracking affects ground water. liz: simon, what do you think of that? >> i think the economic benefits are real, and i think that the gove

he wrote it for mile lee just as she was finding stardom as hannah montana. ♪ everything i've always're ready to let go and you realize, maybe i'm not. so it goes like this. ♪ she says things are falling in place ♪ ♪ it feels like they're falling apart ♪ ♪ i paint this big old smile on my face ♪ ♪ to hide my aching heart ♪ baby get ready ♪ ♪ don't go >> 20 years after billy ray cyrus finally realized his dream of being a star, he's still learning the lessons of what fame can really bring. for "nightline," i'm bob woodruff in nashville. >> nice. bobby are billy ray. our thanks. now from hill billys to fame. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer through 6 months. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections

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mark hannah who lived and was more than more than 100 years ago. and he was william mckinley's campaign manager in the election of 1896. which had a lot in common with 2012, as i'm going to mention in my book. and hannah said there are three essential things in america politics, money and i can't remember what the other two are. and hannah went around to all of the heads of the largest corporations in america in 1896 and he got them all to make major donations to the mckinley campaign including cyrus mccormick whose corporation is based in chicago, mccormick reaper. and he just blew out william jennings bryant, the boy orator from platte, nebraska, who is the populist, and that year the economic party candidate. this time around, 2012, the money raised was a lot more even. and contrary to a lot of expectations, as we'll get into, but i wanted to just start out with some basic facts before we start our discussion. let's start with you, spencer. how much did you raise altogether, and how much of that was used for division and the other important func

hannah. thank you. now a support from the alu . >> inspector keller from the alcohol liaison unit san francisco police department. f.m. smokes and wines filed an application with california alcohol and beverage control seeking type 21 off sale general for 57 new montgomery street located on the west side of new montgomery. there was two police calls for service from july 2011 to july 2012. zero police reports. this premise is located in plot 212. the plot had 578 police incidented recorded for 2011. applicant premises is located in a high crime area. this premise is located in track listed. applicant premise is currently located in undue concentration area. there is zero recorded letters of protest and zero recorded letters of support. southern stage police station does approve this license with some recommended conditions. the alu unit does recommend approval. the following conditions have been recommended to the california department of alcohol beverage control. number one sales and service and consum

hannah beth jackson would add familial status on job discrimination. jackson says research shows care givers are less likely to be promoted than other employees and their salaries are lower by $11,000 a year. >>> there are reports today of whale sightings inside san francisco bay and along the coast. the national oceanic is asking voters to watch out for and steer clear of the migrating whales. you're looking right now of video of the whales migrating last october. gray whales will again pass the shipping lanes and boaters are asking to give the whales a 300- foot berth. >>> and i'm clocking when the next storms move into the area and the busiest time for storms. >>> and can the new bay bridge live up to its design? we get expert analysis from top engineering analysis. >>> it's been one year since he lost his wife and the mother of his children in the oikos shooting. >> it's like the wound opened up again. >> the mayor life change he made to protect his family. -- the major life change he made to protect his family. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhale

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the truth is, i loved "hannah montana."'ve been very good to me, my family and i count my blessings. you will read it in the book. i'm not mad at anybody. i'm very, very thankful for this life that god has blessed me and allowed me to live and the johnny cash letter that's what he writes to me is it's good to be reminded we're all things that are good come from almighty god above. >> let's -- speaking of more positivity and putting that goodness forward i know you say in the book you expressed how you feel through music and song and we've all as a country collectively been feel a lot this week with the tragic events in boston, what just happened in west texas and i know you want to pay tribute to our country with the song "america the beautiful." ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with your brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ [ applause ] >> beautiful, beautifu

and before hannah seliem could close her very first door to her very first bedroom...chitect, a developer, and our commercial banker, met over lunch and shared a vision. that's the power of connecting an idea to a community. that's bank of america. it's not for colds. it's not for pain. it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil™. the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil®. >>> as the investigation continues into yesterday's tragedy in boston, the fallout is being felt all around the world today. for details, we go to annebelle roberts, live in london. good morning. >> good morning. needless to say, the papers across europe are full of this story today. on the front page of "the irish times," you can see a picture of the immediate aftermath. also, a spanish newspaper has a man being treated. and the british papers, too. lines such as carnage at the marathon. attention is also turning to the london marathon, due to take place here this sunday. now, a government minister has said the best way to show solidarity with boston is for

but hannah was his youngest patient yet. which made the nine-hour operation especially challenging. >> when it comes to children, it's different. it's very hard. >> reporter: in that moment that hannah's in the operating room, in a way, does she become your daughter? >> no. she become it s the most import person in the world at that moment that i need to care about. >> reporter: because no organ donor was used it virtually eliminates the chance of hannah's immune system rejecting the transplant. already the stem cells are changing to become airway cells. >> that's like magic. in a nine-day period those cells had already changed. >> reporter: that moment when you saw the cells had done what you were hoping they would do in the trachea, how did you respond? >> i was very, very much touched. in fact, i cried. >> reporter: the field of regenerative medicine which, for decades, has been promising a future of ready-made organs built in the lab is still controversial. critics say the science is too new, questioning whether an opera

little hannah is the first child to get an artificial trachea without donor cells. >>> and for a nation of people starved for energy, news tonight about a jolt of caffeine with, say, your popcorn. a new food group getting reaction from federal experts. normal snacks like popcorn, candy, even gum, infused with caffeine. david kerley shows us why some people are wary. >> reporter: they promise to double your pleasure, but now wrigley wants to give you a kick of caffeine. alert -- a new chewing gum. one piece equals a half cup of coffee. just the latest food product with added caffeine. a bag of cracker jack treats, equal to a cup of coffee. jelly belly sports beans -- a half cup. and how about biofuel popcorn? caffeine infused. >> why are companies doing this? >> the food industry is always searching around for unoccupied niches. adding caffeine to a snack food. they advertise it keeps you alert. >> reporter: it used to be just our morning coffee or tea, or a cola, that gave us that pick-me-up buzz. but the success of energy drinks is now spreading the sprinkling of caffeine. >> it's the

nuclear saber rattling certain and she we're following here team peter oliver there reporting from hannah . why president bush is a warring thoughts about the current deadlock on the korean peninsula come as south korea backtracked on claims that the north is preparing for the nuclear test later this week a government minister install now says he was being in accurate when talking about indications of activity at a north korean test site has meanwhile announced if this rendering all work at two countries industrial zone and is going to evaluate its personnel from the area earlier washington delayed is a long planned to result as to avoid further escalation at the korean peninsula has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the us and acquiring a state of war with all the u.s. and south korea responded by sending warships an aircraft to the area let's talk to let's talk to glenda ford now who's a former member of the european and the expert on asia now these harsh rhetoric that we've been hearing about we've heard seoul say north korea is planning a

will there be a reevaluation will there be a new study is there to be any slowing down we had daryl hannah on the show a couple weeks ago along with a woman down in texas who was trying to stop a bulldozer the i mean they literally cut a hole through the middle of her farm by eminent domain. is any of that slowing down what's the status well they are building the southern route as we speak so this is all focused on really connecting that route to the tar sands in canada this route going from montana to nebraska but frankly we have we were hopeful that there will be a slowing down the e.p.a.'s comments cannot the importance of those comments can't be overstated e.p.a. has a huge role in this process and to some extent both secretary kerry and. and obama have noted the importance of addressing climate change and running a good process so we're hopeful that these comments are going to cause political pressure to re-evaluate the real impacts of this of this project most of this is been funded by a canadian corporation right. that's right corporation a trans canada chance at work or. they have

will there be a reevaluation will there be a new study is there to be any slowing down we had daryl hannah on the show a couple weeks ago along with a woman down in texas who was trying to stop a bulldozer the i mean they literally cut a hole through the middle of her farm by eminent domain. is any of that slowing down what's the status well they are building the southern route as we speak so this is all focused on really connecting that route to the tar sands in canada this route going from montana to nebraska but frankly we have we were hopeful that there will be a slowing down the e.p.a.'s comments cannot the importance of those comments can't be overstated e.p.a. has a huge role in this process and to some extent both secretary kerry and president obama have noted the importance of addressing climate change and running a good process so we're hopeful that these comments are going to cause political pressure to re-evaluate the real impacts of this of this project most of this is been funded by a canadian corporation right. that's right corporation a trance can transport workers. they ha

jim beall and hannah-beth jackson back the bill that bars lenders from making four high-interest loans to a customer in one year and extends the amount time that they have to pay back the loan. >>> in guantanamo bay, military says the detainees had covered cameras and windows to prevent oklahoma by the guards. reports indicate that the detainees used handmade batons with broom sticks and mop handles to resist of the guards. guards fired nonlethal weapons. there are no reports of serious injuries. the military says 25% of the detainees at prison are participating in a hunger strike. that protest started in early february after detainees said the guards became aggressive sweeps of their cells. >>> you can call a tit for tat move moscow released names of americans barred from enter russia and as one of those names, john yoo. also banned by russian foreign ministry former aide to former vice president dick cheney and two guantanamo bay commanders. >> the russian list include those involved in torture at the prison. >> u.s. released a list of 18 russians banned from entering the support and

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we have the world's fastest in memory computing database called canada -- hannah.iz: you have 232,000 customers that one is the u.s. government government, sequestration. they are cutting back? how is that going to affect you and be specific. >> glad the. not a lot of decisions are being made. so others are being cut back and decisions have slowed in general. that is not a major with u.s. public sector but in a lot of public-sector businesses including china and so on but how we will be affected remains to be seen. i am sure everybody will be but our software can help the government. llz: does the government act on that to write the check? government has to run like the best run business to innovate and care for the citizens to make the friction points go away and make it easy to do business with. you have to collect taxes and automate processes in a far quicker way to satisfy the needs of a modern economy but the big thing government has to do is stop spending money on things that don't matter. this matters. innovation matters don't do things that a clematis -- co

hannah warren celebrated with her first lollipop. she was born with a rare and usually fatal birth defect. until recently she spent live in the intensive care unit. surgeons implanted a windpipe that had been coated with her bone marrow cells. >> she had one chance. and now she has it. she got it. she's here with us. and... couldn't ask for anything eels she looks great. doesn't she? she's the youngest patient to benefit from the treatment. >> beautiful face. >> yes. >> moving on, charity action fr a coffee date with tim cook is back on track again after someone used a stolen card. >> last week it was $650,000 but whoever place that had bid did soed fraudulently. the winner gets to sit down with cook at apple's cupertino headquarters. proceeds benefit robert f kennedy sent year now, more people opting for ground turkey as a healthier alternative to beef but there are concerns you need to ware of. >> michael finney is here now with the story. >> it's getting very, very big. burger king started serving up turkey burgers. ground turkey

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it's priced at $990 but on sale for 400s oodz here we have hannah. and another beautiful gown.n light gold. >> she's in a fitted bodice with pearls and rhinestones adding sparkle to the look. priced at $836 you can get this one for $399. there is this satin gown on sale at half off for $400. the big attraction is the best. >> and this gown sold for $1149 on sale off the rack for $500. >> that great affect around the mid just cinches up the waist. >> the bulk of the gowns available off the rack size 8-16 range. now back at david's bridal adrena is looking for something pretty in lace this, is a halter mesh dress with empire west and a bargain. $139. it's part of db collection where every dress is under $250. the scoop next dress on sale for $449. >> i think everyone has a budget. doesn't matter if it's $30,000 or $200. everyone is on a budget. >> you know, i wanted to have something that was beautiful but i didn't want to spend an arm and leg on it now for the moment of truth. the dress she selected part of the galina collection on sale for $449. >> i love lace my whole life i k

. >> for much of the vigil she clung to her 12-year-old daughter, hannah. they were joined by family and friends around this tree. it has become the memorial spot marking where they were killed. the two were riding their bicycles when a white cadillac ease i ask late -- escalate careened out of control and ran them down. david rosen has since been sentenced to seven years in jail and because he was a minor when this happened, he will be released from a juvenile tau silt when he turns -- juvenile facility when he turns 21. they are trying to move around the punishment. >> what is done is is done. he didn't follow them and the punishment was three years until he is 21. our goal as a family and a community is going forward. >> the color purple played a part and the friends and family had purple sweaters and violets at the foot of the tree. more than 100 people turned out. some were family and others were friends and neighbors who wanted to show their support. >> everybody they are loving their support. i wake up and all of my friends and family. >> now tomorro

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. >> and big oil hat hater daryl hannah getting arrested to make a point, and t-bone pickens making his. charles: it is the student loan bailout that will need a bailing out. lawmakers looking to ease the burden to students. you can guess who will pay for it. help us ho out. >> they say it about fairness. they could not be more wrong, this is a very unfair success that would forgive some debt, keep debts of others in place, and punish students who made prudence decisions like going through a less expensive college, and working through college, and students who made smart decisions will be punished while students who made bad decisions get the reward. charles: do you agree. >> i am in the middle, i hate the fact that the obama administration wasted so much money, you get to kids who need a break, the economy is so bad, they are stuck in the parent's basement. they should not know -- hey i'm going to spend or get bailout, because they are not through school yet. >> what about those points that hadley brought up, if you take a major with 25% unemployment. you knowingly take it. should rest