marian is the reassuring check.y seeing that he can move his right side as we contie, i know that i'm not producg any serious weakne in his arm as i take the tumor out. which makes me braver. is he all right? >> woman: yeah. >> hen: okay. [ woman whispering ] >> woman: he's having a fit. >> henry: he's having a fit? a big fit? [ igor speaking ukrainian language ] >> henry: is he having a fit?

so, marian, okay? >> marian: okay. >> henry: everything all right? is he in pain? ukrainian language ]peaking >> woman: there's no more pain. >> henry: he's all right? >> woman: yeah. >> henry: all right. everything is going fine. i'm happy. everything is fine. [ woman interpreting ] >> when we're thinking or talking, that is billions of electrical impulses traveling along all these nerve fibers. t i always find it virtually impossible -- even when the patient's awake -- to look at the physical substance of the brain we'ropatg , and i can't really comprehend that this is thought itself, feeling itself. it's just too crazy and extraordinary. but that's what it is. and that is the absolutely controvertible evidence of modern neuroscience. thought a physical process. we are our brain. all right, igo okay. igor? >> woman: he's just moved his hand. >> hen: he's moving all right, is he? >> woman: yeah. >> henry: good. tell marian i've removed the tumor. [ woman interpreting ] >> henry: the tumor is gone, hurrah. [ woman interpreting ] >> henry: let us hope a new life can

marian's epilepsis caused by a brain tumor, which ultitely will kill him if it's not removed.inutes of the day, where i am and what i'm doing, as hourst school. well, les try that. wednesday -- ward round... it says you can't do more than one activity. um...add an activity. all right, another activity. maybe we'll do that. in fact, i do many things a day, but for some reason, you can on put one thing in. >> [ speaking ukrainian language ] >> administrative meetings. i shouldn't have to justify my existence like this, either. try to change that -- oh, bloody hell! just -- the inappropriate... the operation was started. oh, bloody hell!ave? i really just can't -- i can't stand it any longer, i really can't. go away. [ rns honking ] [ crying ] >> henry: igor, it's henry, hello. hi, um, look, i'm looking at the scans on the boy from zolochiv, again, near lviv. the possible craniotomy, yeah? that's a question of when i meet him, is trying to assess... whether, you know, whether he could cope with this, whether he'd find it very stressful or not. and having holes drilled in your hea

. >>> marian barber optimistic. cowboy, little more pessimistic. he practiced wednesday despite suffering from a strained quad. barber doing everything he can to get ready for the game against the panthers on espn. but sources telling us that dallas is skaept cal. >>> matthew hasselbeck watched practice wednesday because of a broken rib. seneca wallace took the first few snaps. even if hasselbeck doesn't practice all week, he can still play if the doctors say he can. and he said he plans to work through the pain. >>> pain is one constant in the nfl, the other is change. players, coaches, gm schemes come and go, sometimes from week to week. one thing that hasn't changed in almost three years, there is no such thing as a losing streak in new england. yes, the patriots play a very tough atlanta falcons team sunday and they're coming off a tough loss to the jets. remember this, new england hasn't lost back-to-back games since the middle of the 2006 season. a streak of 41 games. wendi nix has more on the preps to take that notch to 42. >> tom brady has

>> marian. >> meredith? >> marian. >> marian, all right. well, you look terrific for 84. god.hanks for being here. we've got another birthday or here. young birthday lady, what's your name? >> angela. >> where you from? >> texas. >> all right, texas, deep in the heart of. got some texans over here. yeah, all right. let's check your weather. i like the hat. very nice. let's check your weather, see what's going on. down there in the southeast, unfortunately, texas, louisiana, arkansas, mississippi and texas, we're looking at some wet weather and some strong storms due to this upper low that will not move.?o?o?oo?o?ow?o?oo?oo?ow >>> one more summer-like day and then a big change in our weather. right now, it's pleasant and in the low to mid-60s. elsewhere, in the suburbs, low and mid-60s with quite a bit of sunshine around this morning. increasing clouds this afternoon with highs in the mid-80s. not very humid. cloudy and foggy and >>> and your 35th wedding anniversary. what are your names? >> nancy and brian. >> man, you guys must have got married when you were 12. you look fant

woodson, jackie robinson, marian anderson, paul robeson, rosa parks, thurgood marshall, ralph bunche,r. benjamin ways, over winfrey, and dr. martin luther king jr.. so clearly this award has been given to luminaries from a variety of appeals who have made very significant accomplishments of to society and the world. we have a collection of previous recipients of the war. i would like to give a very brief introduction to them -- recipients of the award. the introductions work -- are not in order. as i call them out, i would like for them to identify themselves. that means the to five representatives of the little rock nine. -- let me introduce by representatives of the little rock nine. [applause] a name that is often associated is miss daisy bates. some of us may not realize she was not a student who for dissipated in the desegregation of the little rock schools. she was the president of the naacp branch in little rock at the time this activity occurred. we have with us today five of the original nine participants who were identified as the little rock nine. they are mr. ernest green,

. >> all right, i've got marian rich from buffalo, new york. about $21,000 left on our daughter's college loan. we're paying 4% interest on it. and we are able to pay it back if we choose to. i want to know, what is the smarter move, to continue making monthly payments until 2017 or to repay the loan now at 4% interest? >> it's 4% interest on that loan? okay. go ahead, stacey. do you have an answer? >> how about having their daughter pay it off? how about that? >> i wasn't going to say it. >> have this conversation with your daughter. >> and you want to know which is the smarter way to go. >> she really needs to be having this conversation with her daughter. children have got to take some responsibility for their own college education. ask her. would you rather that i tap into my retirement, help you pay off some of these loans now, or would you rather i live with you when i'm retired? never tap into your retirement. >> every child will say no. but financially, if that money's earning -- if you have money earning more than 4% somewhere, let it