unlike the original helen of troy this helen of troy is widely ignored which is why i think it's such a great opportunity. first since most of you don't have a clue about this company, what exactly is helen of troy? it was founded in 1968 as a wig store. a wig store. in el paso texas but today it's a global consumer products company that sells a variety of personal care and health care products along with house wears and home environment brands. think oxo kitchen tools, pur water filters, pert plus shampoo and braun electrical appliances. many others. helen of troy has been living up to its name as this legendary performer. the reason the stocks have been able to rally over 50% year to date is helen reported two phenomenal quarters in the row. they earned $2.70 a share. most was only looking for $1.57. also raised guidance closing helen of troy stock to rally 12% the next day. they reported again and once again crushed the estimates earning $1.66 a share. well again better than expected revenues that rose 20.9% year over year. next day the stock moved up over 10%. the original helen o

helens before the end of the century had begun. mountain had a newly opened crater measuring about 250 feet in diameter, the earthquakes continued. forest service and scientists went to work. ringing the mountain with an array of gadgets, hoping to document the slightest twinge. the forest service ordered the evacuation of its own nearby ranger stations, such as this one on pine creek on the southeastern flank of the mountain. they urged others having homes, lodges, all caps to do the same -- camps to do the same. a second grader was observed with an open during the night, measuring 75 feet wide. on march 31, eruptions continued and the two craters merged. for the next several days, the mountain continued to spew ash steam, then activity decreased. a bulge noticed early near goat rocks was found to be moving north-northwest at about five feet a day. scientist david johnston expressed opinions of the u.s. geological survey, they would later prove accurate. >> in the initial phases we would see large interruptions -- eruptions, sprea

helen has launched an employment agency for senior citizens. well received, creating new job opportunities. >> we've been to a very interesting place. and i'm very excited to bring you there. it's called churches at renter. i wanted this like a showcase. if i say they must bring other people. this >> this is a rehabilitation hospital built within a residential area. it focuses on care for the elderly, joining forces with nursing homes and welfare facilities. helen has opened a cafe, called chatters, on the second floor of the hospital. chatters opened three years ago. the hospital cafeteria used to operate here but was unprofitable. then helen came up with this idea. the employees are mainly in their 50s and 60s. the oldest is 71. chatters' biggest appeal is that it offers wholesome, homemade meals at affordable prices within the hospital. business is booming. helen wanted to provide a workplace which seniors could run themselves. >> this is what chatters is about. so i created chatters. ch achl hchl c-h-a-t-t-e-r-s. the c stands for caring. h

helen ritchie, who set and endurance record. -- helen richey. she was over the field for 10 days. her story we will get to in a little bit. sort of has a tragic end. beryl markham, who became the first woman to fly across the atlantic from east to west. did not quite yet all the way to floyd bennett field. crashed up in northern maine but eventually did make it to the field. jackie cochran, who is a very famous aviator. let me ask you -- how many of you have heard that name before? how many of you have heard the name amelia ehrhardt before? of course you have. everybody has. my main goal this evening is to try to get you -- if i do nothing else today, it's to get you to know who jackie cochran was. she's a fascinating person. women aviators flew all throughout the 1930's during what's called the golden age of aviation. once the navy took over the field in 1941, men and women served in the navy at naval air station new york, floyd bennett field throughout the war. actually there are three planes there. navy fighters. corsairs. that photo was taken right around the end of the war. r

the hand belongs to helen sprainer. >> i can't get my hand out of the blender and i was like, well, i really hope i still have a finger. >> reporter: that blade was stuck on helen's hand for more than two hours until doctors were able to remove it. >> it's surprising that it is not unheard of. >> orthopedic hand surgeon dr. michael kesler says he sees injuries like helen's, at least once a week, people who injure themselves while preparing food. some of the most common accidents are cutting hands and fingers while slicing bagels taking pitts out of avocados and separating frozen hot dogs and hamburgers and like helen getting caught in the blades of blenders, mand processors. >> people can have cuts, crushes, tearing injuries. >> reporter: nearly 900,000 americans end up in the emergency room due to kitchen-related injuries every year. that's according to a 2002 consumer products safety report but dr. kesler says people in the d.c. area may be more likely to injure themselves. >> i think that sort of the high intensity population does have a high susceptibility of getting these types o

helen: it was a catch-22. do i buy clothes that are way too big or buy guys' clothes that are for boys. helen: so she drew up a store for selling clothes for tall women. she worked in retail for a few years and launched tall tique in her home. >> i think everyone wants to feel comfortable in her own skin. alison: she has sold to members of the wnba to young girls. >> customers that are teenagers that don't feel comfortable in their skin they come. you know, they have always got tears in their eyes if they come with their moms. their moms are crying. alison: she loves filling a need she longed for for years. helen: your clothing dictates so much about your self-confidence and how you carry yourself. that it makes a difference in people's lives. alison: it's the only one on the east coast and one of three in country catering to tall women. she sells some of the longest jeans in the country. jonathan: 86 years ago we learned a phrase "there is no place like home." now the search for the ruby slip herbs is not ove

he and his wife helen had been married for almost 20 years.three children, 16-year-old patricia, 15-year-old john and 13-year-old freddy. john list's elderly mother alma also lived with the family in her own separate apartment on the third floor. the list children attended local schools and were all active and popular. john list was a devout lutheran and taught sunday school. in the fall of 1971, the list house stood empty. the family was away visiting a sick relative. but when a month went by with no signs of activity, neighbors grew suspicious and decided to call the police. >> they felt that something was wrong and asked us to check the house, which we did. >> when police arrived, they entered the house through an unlocked window. the house was cold and there were no signs of activity. but they heard music. >> like a funeral dirge type music that was very disturbing to the officers who were in there. >> the police also noticed the faint smell of decomposing flesh. they found the source in the ballroom. four bodies, each lying on a blood soa

ruth wilson and then helen mirren, which is pretty exciting as well. >> yeah, helen mirren. >> seth:n will not get off my ass. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wow, so you've got a real issue with her. >> yes. it's really -- it's like a thing. >> seth: it's sad. >> i mean, listen, i respect her so much. >> seth: sure. >> she's an incredible woman. an incredible actress. but it's a little, like -- at a certain point it's a little weird. >> seth: you have to have your thing and she has to have her thing. >> yeah, i do a mini series, she does a mini series. i do a broadway play, she does a broadway play. >> seth: so -- so there's beef. like, i would say tune into the tonys on sunday night. >> i think it's just getting weird. i just think it's getting weird, that's all. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, at the golden globes, you -- you won for "top of the lake." a wonderful series. that i highly recommend to everybody if you haven't seen it. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> seth: and then last year -- last year at the golden globes you hadn't met her and you sat at her table. >> yeah,

. >> osgood: helen mirren won for her portrayal of keep elizabeth. and the queen on broadway. along the way she granted an audience to lee cow juan. >> oscar winner lee mirren. after all she's made career playing towering british figures. >> churchill to me. extraordinary. >> yes and beyond, i'm not done yet. >> it's our understanding of power. >> helen mirren, expanding her realm to broadway ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: note this morning that the record producer behind hits mark ronson he talks with anthony mason. >> he's produced for adele paul mccartney and amy winehouse. but now mark ronson has his own monster hit. ♪ >> how is it to have a number one hit? >> something that i never ever thought was even remotely attainable. >> ahead on "sunday morning," mark ronson and the year's biggest smash. >> osgood: time travel by vintage automobile is altogether possible it's happening in what might be appear to be very unlikely place, just ask elizabeth palmer. >> out for a nostalgic spin in the islamic republic. iran's american classic car lovers give us a glimpse of their

sunday are "the new york times" david brooks eugene robinson of "the washington post"," helene cooper and gerald seib. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. this is the scene outside the emanuel african methodist episcopal church this sunday morning where the congregation is gathering for the first service since a gunman murdered nine people there on wednesday evening at bible study. the victims, rev end clementa pinckney, sanders ethel lance, myra thompson rev end middleton-doctor. reverend daniel simmons sr., ms. jackson and cynthia hurd. it was the worst racial attack in decades. it brings back horrific

and your favorite again, helen mirren. wrong. >> a white number with a lot of detail. >> vanessa hudgens wore a gorgeous floral gown. got a big dress bottom there. jennifer lopez went to old hollywood glam, i guess you would say, gown and sparkles. there's not a lot of skin showing this time around. >> that's j. lo? it took me a second. so then a faux pas from last night. ana -- help me with the name. and debra messing not coordinating. they look like they're wearing the same -- this is a bad -- people do not like to show up on the red carpet, even, looking like they have on the same dress. but they end up being presenters and they stepped on the stage not even realizing they were both wearing the same thing. >> i like the leather difference. that was cool. >> that was a little something. >>> okay, jennifer lopez being sued. >> what? >> yes. >> why am i getting hit for it? >> i'm saying it's a big deal. >> you got my attention. >> she's being sued. why? yeah, that, her booty. >> what? >> this is a concert in morocco. yeah.

analysis this sunday are "the new york times" david brooks eugene robinson of "the washington post"," helene cooper and gerald seib. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. this is the scene outside the emanuel african methodist episcopal church this sunday morning where the congregation is gathering for the first service since a gunman murdered nine people there on wednesday evening at bible study. the victims, rev end clementa pinckney, sanders ethel lance, myra thompson rev end middleton-doctor. reverend daniel simmons sr., ms. jackson and cynthia hurd. it was the worst racial attack in decades. it brings back horrific memories the civil rights activist in june of 1964 in mississippi. in charleston the process of healing has already begun, that was shown when family members of the victims showed such remarkable dig any for the killer dylann roof. first, i want to go to my colleague ron allen outside mother emanuel this morning. tell me about the scene out there on what looks like a very nice sunny sunday morning. >> reporter: it is chuck but it's also a very emotional

helene cooper, correspondent for "the new york times." gene, this is your home. >> yeah it is. my whole other side of the family is from charleston. i had a great, great grandfather who had a blacksmith shop around the corner from where that church stands today so it is personal. just to what congressman clyburn said just now just very quickly on the flag issue, you know when that flag was first flown at the state house in columbia. >> 19 -- this is very important -- 1961. not 1861. >> exactly. >> 1961. and why? >> well it was essentially where forgive the metaphor but it was a middle finger directed at the federal government. it was flown there as a symbol of massive resistance to racial desegregation. period. it was all this nonsense about honoring the valor of southern manhood 150 years ago. they didn't have any urge to do that for a century after the civil war. it was only after brown v. board, after little rock after desegregation began that south carolinians and -- they put up the flag on the state house that other states in the south adopted the battle flag as part of th

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actress helen mirren won her first tony for portraying queen elizabeth ii. in the audience she won an oscar in 2006. our jamie wax spoke to helen after her win and we'll show you her reaction at 8:00. >>> a police officer is accused of a racially charged takedown at a pool party. ahead this disturbing video that shows an officer throwing a teenage girl to the ground and then pulling out a gun. >> anc >>> this national weather report sponsored by sleep inn. dream better here. >>> american pharoah's owner says the triple crown >>> american pharoah's owner says he will keep racing. millions of dollars at risk. >>> the news is back in the morning on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum pr

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without that there is no helen of troy and no launching of 1,000 ships. >> speaking of helen of troy. so far right now the biggest impact has been in the credit markets. our own treasuries selling off in conjunction with the european credit markets. assuming they get some deal whether it's a stop gap measure or something more comprehensive what would you do? somebody said buy european stocks. would you agree with that? >> i would agree with that. my feeling is all the viewers watching this show if anybody is a nervous type investor you should basically maybe take off the table because if they don't work something out, my best guess is they kick the can down the road. it's possible they might not do that and you can see volatility spike. you can see bond yields go up and perhaps contagion over here to the united states. you've got to be careful about the greek situation. they ignore that and china. >> briefly put, you don't think it poses a risk to the u.s. markets? >> i cannot say the words evans briefly. ipos margin buying lack of profits over there, china is basically, we took morg

. >> helen mirren the audience report roar the queen reigned supreme on broadway as dame helen mirren queen elizabeth the second in the audience. >> this is an unbelievable honor honor. i'm so thrill. thank you very much indeed. >> reporter: the tony for best play went to the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. whichly scored a leading actor trophy for its star alex sharp. >> i just want to dedicate this to any young person who feels misunderstood or who feels different. >> comedies won in the musical acting category with trophies going to anna lee ashford for you can't take it with you and christian boil for something rotten. >> i you had already get to do something rotten eight times a week. so this feels like an embarrassment of riches. >> broadway self may have been the biggest winner. stage productions took in nearly $1.4 billion this season and that's a record. the tony awards awards kept toes tap as host christian and allen comings guided the audience through 11 musical performances from commodes duets to full scale production and tommy tune accept add lifetime achiev

helen gurley brown. >> helen gurley brown had lived without being married very happily, you know, datinglf. and she wrote a book, "sex and the single girl," which was about her life. and it became a huge hit. >> isn't this whole subject of sex being discussed and written and talked about too much? >> i could expect a reactionary opinion like that from you. i don't think so at all. >> she openly talked about sex and said you won't get struck by a lightning bolt if you have sex before you're married. >> for average, run-of-the-mill women, it was a bigger deal than "the feminine mystique." >> now that it's all right to discuss sex, people are now talking about it a great deal, and i don't think that's so bad. >> yes, arthur? >> i think that talking about sex wastes such a lot of time. >> helen gurley brown pointed out that the guys had one standard, the women had another. and that was a revelation. rules that had existed for a thousand years just overnight they were gone. >> in a recent survey, 44% of the high school and college girls questioned said they approve of sexual intercourse befor

actress helen mirren won for her portrayal of queen elizabeth. our jamie wax spoke to her after the win. we'll show you her reaction at 8:00. >>> congratulations to all of the winners. >>> a police officer takes a 14-year-old to the >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by sleep inn. dream better here. >>> american pharoah's owner says the triple crown winner will keep racing. >>> ahead why it could put millions of dollars at risk. >>> the news is back in the morning on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by advil. fast and strong on tough pain. in the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection k ills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. now at chili's new top shelf ranchero chicken

also helen mirren. one of my favorites.play for the audience bringing her one step closer to joining the exclusive egot club. if you don't know egot it stands for winning an emmy grammy, oscar, tony. all she needs now is a grammy. just give her a recording deal let her sing some songs and win. she'd join audrey hepburn, whoopi goldberg. among a handful of others. >> whoopi's in that group? >> whoopi owns it, man. >> i did not -- whoopi, i am so sorry, i did not know she was in that group. >> helen mirren could be the next. >> all right, then. i love helen mirren as well. >> awesome. >> you can record. you can do like a book. >> you can. >> and get a grammy. okay. cohost kristen chenoweth. and alan cummings. a friendly crowd. it was a strange moment. yeah. >> it is weird. i'm sorry. >> this is "e.t." after the "fun home" performance with "phone home." you get the gag. i think it played fairly well. >> i don't know. >> it kind of worked. >> let's talk about fashion, not e.t. fashion. >> you can take this story. >> okay, let's

to which prosecutor helen brinkman replied, who does she think she's kidding?e is practicing a play in the theater of the absurd. >> abby was certainly not sexually assaulted, said the prosecutor. this, she told the jury, was an extremely inappropriate love story as evidenced by the testimony of the young man's mother. >> did you confront your son about this? >> no, i didn't. >> why not? >> because i knew he would run to her and tell her and it wouldn't be able to be exposed. he was madly in love with ms. simon with his whole heart and his whole soul. >> the law is clear, said the prosecution, abby's behavior was illegal. the boy was 15. the age of consent with a teacher is 18. why would abby simon take him on day trips to chicago and notre dame where this photo was taken of the smiling couple if not for love? it was a disturbing story, they said. this told through abby's text messages. the prosecutor called one by one abby's friend and had them read messages abby sent them reflecting thousands of other texts that sounded like a woman in love with a boy. >> all

kessler says he sees injuries like helen's at least once a week.f the most common accidents are cutting hands and fingers while slicing bagels taking pits out of avocados separating frozen hot dogs and hamburgers and like helen getting caught in the blades of blenders mandolins and food processors. >> people can last aerate tendons or nerves. there can be other tearing injuries from the blender. >> reporter: nearly 900,000 americans end up in the emergency room due to kitchen related injuries every year. that's according to a 2002 consumer product safety commission report. but dr. kessler says people in the d.c. area may be more likely to injure themselves. >> i think that the sort of high intensity population that we have does have a high susceptibility of getting these injuries and also i think d.c. people are a little more food oriented. maybe than some other areas and try new recipes or try new things. >> reporter: dr. kessler says the best way to prevent the injuries is to slow down and use common sense. like making sure you're not bringing a

helen meren accepting an award last night. one made history as a best. they also won for best score and book making the first time all female teams have won this caps a truly banner year for broadway. new plays boosted broadway to a fantastic record breaking year of ticket sales according to new york times. >> temperatures climbing quickly into the upper 70s and low 80s. 75 in annapolis. 77 in gaithersburg. and even 77 into st. mary's county. hourly temperatures around town we'll continue climbing. the high around 87 degrees here in and around town and as we take eyes toward the weekend. on a monday that's all anybody cares about is the next weekend. both days plenty warm. dryer but still warm on sunday. >> thursday doesn't get enough love. i want to know what thursday looks like. talk about a celebration. the former first lady >>> right now we are waiting to see whether dennis hastert says anything about the accusations he's facing today. he's accused of lying of the fbi and trying to cover up a relationship with a student ye

that is helen miren winning her first tony for her role as queen elizabeth ii in "the audience."the award and entertainment news i spoke with kim serafin, contributing editor. kim, thank you for joining us. we want to start with the tony award and all the buzz surrounding kristin chenoweth and allen cumming, did they live up to the hype and all of those that performed and were nominated. what's being said about that? >> look, a hard thing to do, to host the tonies. hugh jackman, and it was great to get veterans, they were funny, had funny humor. both sing and perform. it was a really good show. yes you have the tony award telecast. but that maybe not as interesting to a lot of people as oscars because people haven't seen as many broadway shows. you have so many of the huge movie stars involved. nominated, like sting, bradley cooper, and then even presenting and performing, josh groban performed with 175 people. and you had vanessa hudgens performi performing, jennifer lopez introducing. all the a-list stars. people wanted to see more tony award and makes people interested in broa

helen keller and sack gentleman we yeah? that's right.er: and who was susan b. anthony? >> she was president of the national americansuffrage. >> very lucky guess. very lucky guess. good job, ladies. >> reporter: so i personally would love to see a female on the $20 bill. and i love for it to be one of our current supreme court justices. can you name them? >> ginsburg. ruth bader ginsburg. >> what about the other two? so sotomayor and elena kagan. >> reporter: what is justice sotomayor's first name? >> maria? >> reporter: hair yet tubman has been chosen to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill, great choice, but another nominee was wilma mankiller? do you know who that is? >> the first female chief of the cherokee nation. >> reporter: heart. who is the richest woman in the world? >> the walmart heir. >> reporter: how much is she worth? >> around $41.7 billion. >> reporter: how do you know this? who was the first u.s. female treasurer? >> georgia clark. >> reporter: i am thinking of a number between one and ten. what is it? >> three? >> r

helen keller. and sacagawea. >> that's very right. great. and who was susan b. anthony?esident of the national american suffrage, women's suffrage association? >> i think that's right, yeah. very lucky guess. very lucky guess. good job, ladies. i personally would love to see a female on the $20 bill. and i'd love for it to be one of our supreme court justicame the? >> ruth bader ginsburg. >> obvious choice. what about the other two? >> sotomayor, i remember. and elana kagan. >> that's right. but what is sotomayor's middle name? >> maria? >> right. harriet tubman has been chosen to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill. great choice. but another nominee was wilma mankiller. do you know who that is? >> the best female of the cherokee nation. >> that's right. who is the richest woman in the toward? >> christie walton. >> how much is she worth? >> like around $41.7 billion. >> seriously? how do you know this? who was the first female u.s. treasurer? >> georgia clark. >> you have got to be kidding me. i am thinking of a number between 1 and 10. what is it? >> 3. >> and a col

temperatures in silver spring 70 at the george washington university geography department, and in helenmaryland. we will be talking about the dew points. yesterday, temperatures were in the 50's. it was comfortable. today, 65 to 70 degree dew points. it starts to feel sticky and oppressive. heat indices across the board in the 90's. feels like 93 downtown. definitely hot and humid. this time of year with the heat and humidity we need to worry about thunderstorms. today we will not see much. a few clouds to our north. we have a cold front sliding farther to the south that we will be prominent -- predominantly drive. but we are still under this hot and humid weather pattern. we are tracking a cold front as we get closer to saturday. so slightly higher probability to see some thunderstorms developing over the course of the day tomorrow and especially on saturday. today, hot and humid. cannot rule out an isolated thunderstorm north of the mason-dixon line. looking at radar trends, i do not see much of that. tonight will be clear but it will be muggy. prepare your cell getting out the door t

. >> i am joined by helen who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the aquarium in to see people with a drink in their hands, getting to know maybe somebody new, may be looking for a day, or chatting with friends. there jellyfish. i mean, they are beautiful. >> the culmination of the animals. >> it is very impressive. we do not have this

>> helen keller. >> why not, i would too. >> i think of her as the symbol of the triumph of the humanverred adversity and thk of women deserving to be on that $10 bill they have something to be in common. >> blind deaf, unable to speak. >> you, including courage, dedication, to their causes, and quite frankly helen keller has had the ability or did to change the view of persons with disabilities on a worldwide basis. >> charlie i know you're rivetted by the conversation. >> breaking news i don't know what happened? >> break the news on Über. >> what we have is growing, growing people jumping in that lawsuit that was filed by the taxi medallion now we have the limo drivers joining that suit. two joins that suit against new york city to prevent Über from operating in new york city. i will say this, if there's one battleground that Über faces that is massive has a lot of money it is right here in new york city. people walk around and use Über application and what these players are doing both -- [inaudible] >> here's where it comes down to, you cannot hail a cab on this street unless you

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. >>> just into our news room a update on helen powell. her attorney filed an appeal in fran's superior court. they did not diskrim name or retaliate against her. today's filing means they're not going to charge fer her court costs. >>> good news for the warriors and their fans claye thompson is getting healthier by the day and he will be ready for the start of the nba finals. thompson suffered a concussion last thursday after being kneed in the head. >> i didn't watch for the first couple days after the last game but since then i have been running and getting shots up. >> thompson still needs to be cleared by doctors as part of the nba procaution protocol. >> san jose police are responsible for three thefts at three different gyms, what is the cam here? >> some cases are getting day memberships just to get into the locker room. here at the ymca they snuck right in and they're off one thing, keys like this. they're walking off into the parking lot, waiting for the beep and taking off in the car. >> these men are accused of stealing cars wh

caught fire from a candle, later that night, kardashian posted this video shout out to ferrell and helenaved my life tonight, that would be ferrell williams and his wife. kardashian said they jumped on her to put out flames. you do not want it to go up in flames good watch out for your feathers, be careful out there. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now a at 6:00, the tweet prompting change, bucks county student takes to social media have a his school tells him he cannot participate in activities. now the school ace pol guying, kathy. >>> we are still tracking rain on storm scan three and we will track rain for the next several days, is there any sun in that seven day? we will find it, coming up. >>> also, a amtrak derailment in port richmond is focus of the hearing in washington, the vow amtrak's ceo made to law make tours day. >> reporter: do you recognize this face. i'm cleve bryan in ventnor new jersey. how you can help police locate the owner of this sculpture . >>> a damp, dreary day a across the region, there is a a chill in the eras more typical ovulate march then early

. >> helen, and cheat, a up for tony awardsment i'm marlie hall with more on two formidable leading ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >> welcome back, on the health watch this morning, do you have sunscreen ready for the weekend? doctors say people who use it, often miss spot, and that can lead to problems. health reporter stephanie stahl has new reminder, from dermatologists. >> hat feron sunscreen keeps outside summer fun safe, guarding against the rays harmful uv raise rays, especially important for children. >> she gets lots of sunscreen every day. >> despite best efforts doctors say, there are certain spots many of us tend to miss. the american academy of dermatology says 37% of people rarely, or never apply sunscreen to their backs. >> it is rally hard to get your whole back and shoulders and chest covered. specially around bathing suit straps. and those places that you don't cover with sunscreen are the places you'll get a sunburn. >> other spots often missed include it the top of the feet ears, lips, neck, back of the hands. >> the back of the hands is important, to

selected you she's served students with moderate mirrored to poor skills she's a recipient of the helen commissioner earl leadership a chair of the muni advisory committee with the advising the sfmta with public transportation and the co-founder of the arts providing training and support for the cultural education and she says hosts a social club she takes students to dancing and bowling heidi doesn't have a principle she's not formerly out of the school so working under the arc of the sfusd but everyonesepsis our praise congratulations and thank you what did you get (clapping.) where is she? >> there she is yeah (clapping.) the hotel excellent. >> all right. so you know their outside lands tickets you know that is what you want. >> now your principles our principles of the year (clapping.) and the mayor was not kidding every single one this i had to let him know that 2/3rd's of the principles are named lee was he okay with that his aunt and supervisor tang i mind reminded 4 recipients in ore district that was purely coincidental. >> (laughter) >> so our first oh let me - where is gene

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