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the mother, mabel larson is currently behind bars, held on animal cruelty charges. aaron parker, the father, has also been taken into custody. >> i'm glad she's in better hands now. >>> i've got a video, a raw unsanitized look at what it's like to be a marine. some can be offensive. >> this is bull [ bleep ]. >> we're just wasting our [ bleep ] lives. they want us to stand up here for six hours? >> this is how we provide front security. >> much of this video was shot between 2004 and 2006 in afghanistan. >> give me, give me, give me this. >> a lot of the kids in the area will beg candy, beg for gum or a pen. >> you got a glow stick or something cool to give them? >> help us understand more about what it's like to be on the ground and maybe to describe some of what's heard in this video, we've got one of the guys in the video joining us via skype. brock, why post this now? >> it was meant to show within our platoon, the inside jokes we were dealing with, frustrations we were dealing with. it was entirely meant to be sarcastic. we were making fun of ourselves. >> when

>>a mí nadie se me escapará en mi primera cobertura de premios texas >>mabel yepes, mi productora estados unidos >>estoy feliz por cantar en este escenario, cantaré ya no. >>es un tema muy significativo porque era de selena, ella era de aquí >>y cuando viene tu próxima producción. >>estoy componiendo mucho ahorita, espero que salga pronto >>el 8 de agosto sale la canción, canto el tema principal de la nueva novela de mtv es un drama. >>el disco todavía le falta para salir >>cuando vas a texas piensas en botas, sombrero y jeans, como vestirás mañana. >>bueno aquí he visto tanta cultura, así que no todo es como dices es un premios muy bonito, estoy pensando bien qué vestir mañana, yo soy p op, así que iré adhoc. >>bueno, ya hay muchos famosos que han ensayado, leonel, fonseca >>la verdad ensayé yo también, se han portado increíbles conmigo, tendré un show con bailarines, como te digo con un tema signficativo >>esta tarde estaré en famsam en austin texas a las 17 hrs. dando autografos y platicando con ustedes un ratito >>el viernes informaré de lo que no se vio en austin >>te queda bien e

in which activities can take place they actually and mabel the free market to function well we can marry the two approaches zero the free market and the regulatory side and realize that they're really not contradictory at all they really require each other as long as one understands how to implement appropriate regulation right professor seems remarkable that in the discussion of the crisis and the. paris until the one nine hundred thirty s. it's always about whether there should be deficit spending or not deficit spending but nobody seems to talk about the fact of the regulatory framework that was created at the time which gave rise to the recovery and it seems to me that that regulatory framework glass steagall f.b.i. see the securities act of thirty three and thirty four was the key in the recovery all to me but i want to ask you something about systems analysis for a second if i have a very complicated system an error a complex system analysis on a list and that system let's say is tied to units of risk if i add one unit of risk to that complicated system and my adding to the complex

. >> mabel lean has a good one as well. >> products that last for 15, 24 hours, that's great.ch up. >> i like tart's blurbs. i'm taken a yoga class and it lasts. >> you're blushing when you finish, don't need one. >> light to heavy, a really great product. i love glossy stains from ysl, stay on all day. l'oreal, in fallible eyeliner, great for your finger, the woman on the go if you want to create a quick look. >> all this guaranteed to last. over here if you don't have time to wash hair every day, every her day. a lot of people use dry shampoos, powders and spray forms. >> i love the dry texturizing product. it's a sbra. literally as soon as you apply it on your hair, get major, major volume, absorbs all oil at the roots, a great product. it does contain alcohol. some may not want to use that. you may want the all-nighter. the reason i like it so much, color matched to your hair. if you have red hair, i use the one for black hair, great product, 100% natural. >> not the white residue. >> make you look like dandruff. i don't like that either. >> then wipes. these you say are n

this is her younger sister, mabel and her children. such a beautiful photograph. i wanted you to see it. because her hearing was so bad, juliette low said i don't think i should take care of the ill for fear i will not hear them when they need me. that is something i shouldn't do. she could get married again. this handsome gentleman asked her to marry him. she had many, many male friends, many, many female friends. he was a member of the british military, and she decided not to marry him, although they remained friends for a long time. she went back to social work, and i don't know how much time she spent at campbell well, but kept her hand in there. she could spend time with her friends., which she did. this man was a dear friend of hers. they had flying in common. he took up flying airplanes later in the life, and juliette low loved airplanes. well, in map is also a cousin to this man. this is robert powell or pole, and his wife and juliette op your right. now, he was a war hero. he was famous all over epg land and beyond, known as a military scout and tracker.

i -- look, i know this from personal experience, when i was in fifth grade, i had a teacher named mabel hefty. that was her name. and she was a great teacher. she was full of curiosity and full of enthusiasm, and most importantly, she went that extra mile. now, fifth grade can be a tough time for a kid, and, you know, i was different and had a funny name, and i had just come back from living a few years overseas with my mom. >>> president obama at a campaign rally in las vegas meeting with teachers there at an event and he will travel to new york later this afternoon where michael jordan is hosting a dinner for the president, and it is called the obama classic at the lincoln center and 120 folks are expected. they bought tickets at $20,000 apiece. if you'd like to follow that as well as the p president's speech, you can track all of the political developments on cnn.com/politics and you can listen to the speech continuous live at cnn.com/live. >>> just a couple of hours ago the cdc announced the death toll from the west nile virus is now at 40. hundreds more have also gotten ill. we wil

. >> mabel lean has a good one as well. >> products that last for 15, 24 hours, that's great., every other day. a lot of people use dry shampoos, powders and spray forms. >> i love the dry texturizing product. it's a sbra. literally as soon as you apply it on your hair, get major, major volume, absorbs all oil at the roots, a great product. it does contain alcohol. some may not want to use that. you may want the all-nighter. the reason i like it so much, color matched to your hair. if you have red hair, i use the one for black hair, great product, 100% natural. >> not the white residue. >> make you look like dandruff. i don't like that either. >> then wipes. these you say are necessary on the nightstand, for your nighttime routine. >> adult acne is up, natalie, big, big time. many dermatologists think it's because women are sleeping with their makeup on. fact is i've done it before and woken up and got zits from doing that. my tip, keep them on the nightstand. if you're exhausted, grab a wipe and clean your face. >> easy to do. i love the last tip. sick pi silk pillow case. >>