marilyn is now 86 years old. like many of her role models she taught her grandchildren the capacity for selflessness and to have the confidence to serve with humility and honor. i knew marilyn's late husband, al, 25 years ago when i first met al and marilyn and several of their children. al grew up in mississippi across the street in tupelo from elvis presley and moved nortsdz, started a business -- north an started a business and was very successful and always marilyn and al gave back to their community. i congratulate andrew and timothy and matthew mckinny and matthew michael terno for earning this important honor. i congratulate eagle scouts all across america. and the hundreds who earn this honor this year who learn to act with honor and loyalty. it's a parade of common and community purpose based in the scout oath and ever present in the 12 points of the scout law. while each of you as eagle scouts will forever be an eagle scout, your accomplishments are not easily defined by the number of badges earned but

we'll move to the marilyn monroe exhibit. why that exhibit, glynn? >> no, she was not. nonetheless, this was a case where somebody lost their life in los angeles. it is a case of enduring public interest and we thought it important to display a photograph. >> do you -- do you have any link between her and robert kennedy, as has been so often written about? >> i'm sorry, larry, i missed that part? >> larry: do you make any link between her and robert kennedy? >> no, sir, we do not. >> larry: what do you have on the robert kennedy assassination? >> currently displayed for the robert kennedy assassination is the logbook of nurse's notes, senator kennedy was initially transported to a police hospital where he was treated and examined by a doctor who determined that his wounds were beyond the doctor's ability to treat. the entry pertaining to that is on display along with a summary of the investigation and the book, especially in its senator, which was the lapd group charged with investigating that assassination. >> larry: and part of the exhibit we're sh

marilyn has not faired well as a front runner, but fear not, barack obama to the rescue. the president held out his racket and said that maryland has a great player, but michigan state has a great coach. williams expects the turks to do well this year. >> if we get to jacked up, we try things we do not usually do. we have to stay away from that and play within what you do. there are very few teams that do not play hard in the n.c.a.a. tournament. >> without question, morgan state in -- entertains the role with west virginia. morgan has a prolific scorer in reggie alms. kevin johnson will play in the nba sunday. >> having back-to-back conference wins with three regular-season and a rope helps when you are in the conference tournament. it will bode well for the program and continue to build. we are really excited about that and says a lot about the work they have put in. >> orioles and blue jays got together today. that was the most interesting note from today's game. that and celebrating st. patrick's day. not getting much help from the defenders. that looks like spring tr

. >> marilyn.ase explain why my employer has to pay for my car insure yens, but not@.ae the payment. >> it should be tied to the individual. one reason it costs so much is because the person who pays for it isn't the person who gets the benefits. going back to a post world war ii model. it's outdated. it cost to be personal and portable. fit was personal and portable you and were responsible for managing your expenses i promise you'd make better decisions and it would be real reform. >> and eddie from north carolina. if the current health care bill passes would the taxpayers be paying for aportion? >> there will bem back doorway in which they will be paid for this, is the reason why democratic congressman who i have a great deal of respect for and several of his colleagues goring again the party grain. that is the end of it for us tonight th=mÑ is more to talk

. >> reporter: marilyn caplow is an administrative director at the magill university hospital. the administration of health care in canada is surprisingly simple even for the most complicated cases. >> we're not negotiating with insurers. we're not negotiating the value of different procedures with insurers. we're not paying a lot of people to make certain that everybody moves through the system as quickly as possible. >> reporter: of course health care anyone can have is health care everyone must line up for. and by now, the long waits for certain high-end tests and procedures in canada are well known. but consider this. the royal vic is part of a six-hospital chain that sees nearly 700,000 patients every year. they do 34,000 surgeries. they deliver 3,000 babies. so how much manpower does it take to run the billing for all of this? here's the patient billing department all in one room. it's pretty quiet here. what would an equivalent hospital in the united states take to run administratively? >> you'd be talking 800, 900 people just for the billing. >> reporter: what are 800,

. >> and other education news, marilyn's did -- state school superintendent has waived five days for 12 of the state's 24 school districts. they include baltimore city, anne arundel, kent, st. george's -- chris georges and st. mary's county. howard county has received a waiver for one day and six other districts have received waivers for either three or four days. >> that will not have to go further into the summer for school. >> a massive fire at an ohio egg farm. how fast moving firefighters were able to save most of the chickens. >> health-insurance reform in this day. this day. what >> a huge sigh of relief for a kansas mom and dad. their son and his friends were found alive and well after getting lost in the grand canyon national park. they had to be airlifted out. officials say they did not know how to find their way back. a florida man is speaking out about his run in with the law. -court cameras caught a deputy beating the man. it happened in collier county, florida. police forced the vehicle to the side of the road and deputies pulled him out. you can clearly see a deputy pu

in the '30s it was jean harlow, in the '50s it was marilyn monroe, in the '80s it was farrah fawcett.arry: don't you think of farrah fawcett and think of television? >> she got very good reviews in the movies she did. i saw her in new york in a play. i forgot the play. >> "extremities." >> larry: candy were you surprised? >> i was surprised with jean barry and bea arthur. she was excluded. she was in at annie mame" lucille ball. not the original one. she did a film or two. because she was so well known as maude and "golden girls" they thought she was more television. >> larry: there is nothing you can say to people particularly family members within a day or two of the show that helps at all. they tend to be surprised and hurt. we understand that. we're sorry for it. do you take that as an apology? >> i think they are saying they are sorry that family members and friends are upset. it is not just family members and friends. it is millions of fans. the minute she was not part of that memorial it started on twitter. the e-mails i've gotten. people are outraged. >> larry: they can't make

in the '30s it was jean harlow, in the '50s it was marilyn monroe, in the '70s, it was farrah fawcett larry: most associated with television. when you think of her. although you point out some things appropriately, don't you think of farrah fawcett and think of television? >> she got very good reviews in all the movies she did. i even saw her in new york in a play. i forget the play now. >> "extremities." >> and she was so good. >> larry: candy were you surprised? >> i was very surprised. i also was surprised with jean barry and also bea arthur. she was excluded. and she was in "auntie mame." lucille ball. not the original one. she did a film or two. because she was so well known as maude and "golden girls" they thought she was more television. >> larry: mr. davis added a statement, though. there's nothing you can say to people, particularly family members, within a day or two of the show that helps at all. they tend to be surprised and hurt. we understand that. we're sorry for it. they said they're sorry for it. do you take that as an apology? >> i think they're saying that family me

. >> by the way that's not marilyn monroe, that's pamela anderson but the judges didn't like their jivee stars" and they are good enough -- there they are. shannen and mark, thank you. got up bright and early in los angeles and we're going to talk to them. you were robbed. absolutely robbed. just robbed. good morning, america. i'm robin roberts. >> and i'm george stephanopoulos, boy, you could tell that hurt. >> ha did when it came in. shannen was a great sport. >>> also this morning we have delicious guilt-free versions of your favorite treats. author of "hungry girl" is back with recipes that have a lot more flavor with fewer calorie spls looking forward to talking to her. >>> i have been enjoying myself. >> we all have been. >> when you're listening to your news and weather i was chatting away, my new bff, raquel welch is back. she'll talk more about her brilliant new book. it is something else called "beyond the cleavage." we'll talk to her in a minute. sam, you're missing it but where you're supposed to be. so glad you're there covering what's going on in rhode island, sam. >> hey,

the classic image of that is marilyn monroe, so beautiful in her classic button-down.cars. this is, to me, you cannot go wrong. choosing one can be tough. >> choosing one can be tough. as you've also noticed over the years, they've softened up a lot. they're more manly and a little less shapely. which makes them a lot more comfortable. they turn more into a tunic now as opposed to a crisp button-down shirt. megan is wearing one that's per expect for a weekend go-to look. this is good for work, too. >> can we take this from casual to formal? >> definitely. see all those plaid designs out here. you can belt them and put them over leggings for the weekend. you can even wear them with a skirt or trousers. a number of styles out there. this is a little more dressy version. >> all right. thank you so much. ladies, all of you come out. this is looks that could have been worn in the '40s and '50s but still look great today. and sarah, thanks for showing us how to do it. >> thank you. >> if you want more information on this, just go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. harry,

i rise today to honor marilyn ropperson of massland, ohio, a proud grandmother of five eagle scouts. this year the boy scouts of america celebrates its 100 years of service to our nation. i have attended scout celebrations. around ohio and our nation families and friends, community and business leaders are celebrating scouting's commitment to service, to protecting the outdoors, some of the original environmentalist, and to instilling the value of faith and fellowship. growing up in mansfield, ohio, a city of 50,000 in north central ohio, my parents installed in my brothers and me our own passion of commitment to community. my two brothers and i are eagle scouts, my mother wore a charm bracelets proclaiming her son's accomplishments. my eagle scout emblem was larger than my brother's. he always denied that. in many ways scouting commitment laid my groundwork to public service. i think there are six others in the united states senate, teachers and classrooms and model citizens everywhere in our country. on march 20, 2010, the boy scouts of america venture crew 10 of

barbara ann's sister marilyn and brother bob also competed in 1972. and her sister lindy in 1976. bob's son raced in the slalom at his second olympics. a member of his family and a member of my staff cherished having him there. there were 11 athletes in vancouver who were born in vermont or call vermont home. 10 others attended high school or college in vermont. mr. president, we're going to take credit for all of them, and we are happy and proud to do that. raised in vermont are snow boarders kelly clark from west dover, lindsey jakabelis, ross powers from londonderry, chelsie marshal from pitses if field, andy newal, kaitlin compton, free style skier hanna cuvment rdy from norwich. vermont's colleges and universities with a strong tradition of winter sports have sent athletes to numerous games. jim cochran is a u.v. alum along with lowell bailey, nor dick skier chris freeman and hockey goalie tim thomas. nor dick skier sumi hamilton and garrett kuzy, vermont ski academy's private high schools have dedicated wirntsz sport training to track hundreds of kids from out of state every

my older sister marilyn faced a similar situation nine years ago and is alive and healthy today. a cardiologist in bartonsville, oklahoma, explained to me that the cost of a pacemaker -- you're talking about $5,000, something that lasts ten years. it pales in comparison to the cost of a stroke or multiple fractures. with this tax we are making these medical devices more expensive for families which may prevent others from accessing the device they need in order to enhance or even save their lives. so, i don't know. i've never been through anything like this in the 20 years that i've been here. we look at the tax increase on this bill, $569 billion. now it's going to be more than that additionally. i was talking this morning in chickoshea, oklahoma. the person interviewing me was talking about his 90-year-old mother and how she depends on medicare. there's $23 billion in medicare cuts in this bill. the white house was celebrating. you could hear the champagne corks all night long. they successfully increased taxes by $569 billion. i encourage people to vote for this amendment to a