whatever lola wants, lola gets. [laughter] cynthia ann parker. on may 19, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker' fort on the fringes of the comanche frontier this newly-formed republic of texas. in the skirmish that followed, five texans were killed and five others taken captive including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her younger brother, john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian captives in the history of the west. both of the parker children quickly adjusted to the comanche culture. john became a warrior and took part in several raids while cynthia ann lived as a comanche for almost 25 years. she eventually married a chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their first born son, quanah, became the last great war chief of the comanches. in 1860 texas rangers swept down on a comanche village killing many inhabitants andic thatting others captive including the long lost cynthia ann and her 2-year-old daughter, prairie flower. they were returned to parker family members, but her many years living with the tribe had

whatever lola wants, lola gets. [laughter] cynthia anne parker.on may 19th, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker's fort on the fringes of the commanche frontier in the newly reformed texas. in the squirmish that followed, five from texas were killed and five others were held captive including 5-year-old sippet ya and her younger brother john. the little girl would be one of the most renown captives in the west. both of the parker children adjusted to the commanche culture. john was a warrier and took part in raids and cynthia anne lived as a commanche for 25 # years eventually marrying the chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their first born son was the last great war chief of the commanche. in 1860, texas ranger led by captain saul swept down on a village killing many and taking others captive including the long lost sippet ya anne and her 2-year-old daughter. they were returned to parker family members, but her years living with the tribe changed her. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and begged to be returned to her

whatever lola wants she gets. cynthia ann parker. on may 19th, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker's for and the comanche front here in the republic of texas. in the skirmish that followed five texans were killed and five others were taken captive including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her young her brother john. a little girl who had become one of the -- in the history of the west. those with children adjusted. john became a warrior and cynthia lived with the comanche for 25 years. she married the chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their firstborn son became the last great war chief of the comanches. ian 1860 texas rangers led by captain sold ross swept down on the comanche village killing many inhabitants and taking captive including the long lost since the and -- cynthia. and her daughter. for many years living with the tribe changed her. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and begged to be returned to indian family. her escape attempt failed and when her daughter died in 1864 she lost all hope. br

[applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lola montez no doubt attracted by the abundance of new-found wealth captivated san francisco dandies, shocked their pram ladies, and endured the taunts of rowdy minors. her original name was marie dolores eliza brazil like gilbert. the irish native and adopted the name lola montez, became a dancer, and had a series of romantic trips with several men. she also served as the confidant and mistress of king ludwig of bavaria, a scandalous relationship that contributed to his abdication and also sent the ban is low attacking. during a tour of the united states low of arrive in california in 1853 and stayed for two years. she quickly became known for performing her famously suggested tarantula dance, and a provocative ballet in which she pretended to become entangled in the spider's web and discovered spiders hiding in the folds of her flowing down. as she waved her arms, leaped in the air, and it shook her clothing revealing her petticoats, the audiences sat spellbound. she threw lavish parties

[applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lolamontez no doubt attracted by the abundance of new-found wealth captivated san francisco dandies, shocked their pram ladies, and endured the taunts of rowdy minors. her original name was marie dolores eliza brazil like gilbert. the irish native and adopted the name lola montez, became a dancer, and had a series of romantic trips with several men. she also served as the confidant and mistress of king ludwig of bavaria, a scandalous relationship that contributed to his abdication and also sent the ban is low attacking. during a tour of the united states low of arrive in california in 1853 and stayed for two years. she quickly became known for performing her famously suggested tarantula dance, and a provocative ballet in which she pretended to become entangled in the spider's web and discovered spiders hiding in the folds of her flowing down. as she waved her arms, leaped in the air, and it shook her clothing revealing her petticoats, the audiences sat spellbound. she threw lavish parties

[applause] [applause] >> lola montez, just after the california gold rush peaked the exotic beauty lola montez no doubt attracted by the abundance of new-found wealth captivated san francisco dandies, shocked their pram ladies, and endured the taunts of rowdy minors. her original name was marie dolores eliza brazil like gilbert. the irish native and adopted the name lola montez, became a dancer, and had a series of romantic trips with several men. she also served as the confidant and mistress of king ludwig of bavaria, a scandalous relationship that contributed to his abdication and also sent the ban is low attacking. during a tour of the united states low of arrive in california in 1853 and stayed for two years. she quickly became known for performing her famously suggested tarantula dance, and a provocative ballet in which she pretended to become entangled in the spider's web and discovered spiders hiding in the folds of her flowing down. as she waved her arms, leaped in the air, and it shook her clothing revealing her petticoats, the audiences sat spellbound. she threw lavish parties

courtney hazlett has the day off so we will get the scoop from lola okinaki.teve jobs' buy lodgele ka father is speaking out about the adoption of steve jobs. >> well, his biological father is an 80-year-old syrian owner of a casino, and he had a baby with joanne simpson, then girlfriend, and her father did not approve of the wedding, because he was syrian, and unknown to steve jobs' biological father, she gave the baby up for adoption. >> and then they ended up together, because her father died shortly thereafter, and if they had held on for a few months steve jobs' last name would be jindali right now. >> and this is interesting, because steve jobs said he has never met his son and his pride would not call him, because he does not want steve jobs to think he wants his money. >> well, he wants to reach out to him especially hearing about the health problems, but he does not want him to feel like he is taking advantage of him with the syrian pride, so he is hoping that steve jobs reaches out to him, and he would like to have coffee with him and meet him. >> th

no, lola, mitt romney is not at the front door.bate moderators rang the bell to stop a runaway answer, andy came bounding out of the kitchen warking his little sh noodle head off. how do you know it was the bell setting him off? it could have been a republican talking. candidate mitt romney turned heads when he pointed out that corporations are people, too. rand paul seemed to reverse the comparison entirely. listen. >> i think we're all corporations. so to say we're going to punish corporations like they're someone else, all of us are corporations. you think about, you do you have a retirement fund, do you have a 401(k), everybody has a 401(k) who owns parts of corporations. i think a lot of times people want to vilify corporations as other rich people. they're us. >> that's a bit of a stretch when was the last time that we heard someone refer to themselves, we're a corporation. i don't know what they're talking about these days. [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleaning system you could spend as much as $200. olay says

. >> lola, come back with highlights.ou. >>> in detroit this morning, police officers moving into his new home without a mortgage. why the city is more than willing to foot the bill. we're going to talk about that. rick perry, his first week on the campaign trail. can he ride that texas swagger? [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. it's pro-cool technology releases armies of snowmen masseuse, who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a 5-dollar coupon. that i put on my children's plate. that's why we use all-white meat, breading that is whole grain with omega-3 and no preservatives. it is

no, lola, mitt romney is not at the front door." and, the debate moderators rang the door pell to stop a runaway answer. andy came bounding out of the kitchen barking his little shnoodle head off. it could have been a republican talking. how do you know? earlier candidate mitt romney turned heads yesterday when he pointed out that, you know, corporations are people, too. to come to his defense, senator rand paul of kentucky seemed to reverse the comparison entirely. listen. >> i think we're all corporations. so the corporations, like someone else -- all of us are corporations. you think about, you know, do you have a retirement fund, do you have a 401(k)? everybody who has a 401(k) owns parts of corporations. i think a lot of times people want to vilify corporations. and they're these other rich people. they're us. >> a stretch. when was the last time someone referred to themself as, oh, i'm a corporation. i don't know what they're talking about these days. >>> up next, president obama needs to come up with plan now. we'll ask what

that web site and made a posting and what he said is there not among you to cut the tongue of this lola and shut it forever. so he is the guy who allegedly killed rabbi meyer kahani, the founder of the jewish defense league in 1990. he wasn't convicted for that murder but he was convicted for being an accomplice to the 1993 world trade center bombing so he's a martyr to the jihadist, now serving a life sentence so when he calls, when this anonymous web poster calls for people to be like this martyr, you never can tell what kind of schmucky lone wolf might be on the web site. goes, gets a ticket to see the late show with david letterman and then does something. it's really possible going or coming from the studio, all the rest of it so they are right to take it very seriously. you never can tell how this could be ignited. remember in 2004, the dutch filmmaker in the netherlands killed by a muslim because he had made a fictional film about a female discrimination in the muslim world. the south park creators were threatened. you have to take it very seriously and i hear his security is bee

and for the scoop.com, you can logon and thank you, lola, we will see what happens at the box office. the gut check is up next on "newsnation." the details on the controversy allowing apple and others to yank itunes and others have left the prescription website and why are they all leaving? we will hear what you have to think about it. ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. >>> developing now, there you have it. the world champion green bay packers preparing for their meeting with president obama. look, i think that should be looking more reserved, and there is a cheesehead on the lawn if you look on the bottom of the screen above the word developing now, and someone in front of the white house wearing the cheesehead. god bless, wisconsin. anyway, the green bay packers are there, and they won super bowl xlv in february beating the steelers 31-25, so they are getting the do now, and their opportunity like so many championship teams to meet the president on the lawn on a friday. >>> and apple itunes is the biggest name to remove itself from the christian value

no, lola, mitt romney is not at the front door. and our favorite. my dog keeps kicking me when ron paul talks. motionless when the bell ring. i knew he was different. and our dog barks every time that candidate answer bell goes off at gop debate. doorbell tone. >> the proverbial dog whistle for key voters. they're going to agitate real dogs with this evil ploy? i say it's time we called the aspca. >>> up next, who wins it all and who draws the short straw 4 iowa this weekend? our political director chuck todd is there with the pre-day preview for us. that's next. [ man ]d every business is a "what what if we designed an electric motorcycle? what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.

. >> we'll feed lola. one quarter cup. good. go feed her.dy, coins or any small object, put them in a jar and have them sort, count and add. >> let's count into groups of five, ready, go. >> reporter: see, a day of indoor play isn't that bad. we fought off boredom and snuck in a little learning. >> i had a good time. we did some good stuff today. >> bye. >> reporter: and next to me a few teachers, rhonda, right, westgate elementary. one thing your kids can do? not even sneaky in the summer. read, read, read. >> read, read, read. other creative ways to sneak a little education into your child's summer, all you need to do is go to abcnews.com/gma. i don't even need to sneak that in. we'll be right back. in. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo... only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. and safeway's 10% bac

and a fun cowboy boot by target. >> perfect. >> on lola we layered her up.. >> style it, really nonchalantly. throw it on. you've got boho. >> let's get to olivia and lucy. they are rocking the floor this season. come on out, girls. what do you feel about your kids dressing themselves? what's the age? >> if it were up to me, never. >> but you do. >> no, kids have now have such a great sense of style. >> feminine look. >> let's start with lucy here. you know, florals are not just for summer anymore. we love taking them all of the way through fall and winter. -- one of the big stories with floral is the darker floral. this will take you further into the colder season. lucy's little dress is from target. it's a navy background so it's got that darker feel. just $16. we paired it with a really adorable pair of checker boots are hot pink trim. these are from land's end. and we just love them. now, olivia -- >> let me ask you. splurge on one item, what uld who it be? >> maybe shoes. shoes will really take you through a couple of seasons. >> okay. >> let's get to o

once the center of circulation makes its way across his pan lola we'll get a handle what the storm willare the latest computer models. we're coming to some kind of consensus across the bahamas. maybe south florida. and then hugging the coastline across the southeast up towards the mid-atlantic. until this center of circulation makes its way across hispaniola i'm not really confident in the forecast models. here's the latest track from the national hurricane center. still a tropical storm making its way across and then eventually becoming a hurricane as it moves eastward of the mid-atlantic states. but again, shannon, i think the next 24, 48 hours will really be crucial determining where this storm is going to go. certainly florida and the southeast really need to watch emily. shannon: we'll check in with you for the latest, shannon. thanks so much. right now emily is not the openly weather concern for the u.s. extreme heat continues to be a serious threat in some areas. in july alone the u.s. broke nearly 2700 temperature records all across the country. dallas alone experiencing more th