we are going to help you get off the >>> lilly iana is up to her nec in one of the hottest pieces for summer, luxe for less. >> we should point out. we are dressed like twinkies. >> we came in this morning wearing the exact same pants and a black shirt. >> look. this is exactly how we came in. >> mine hit me at my angle and hoda's above. >> isn't this crazy? >> joann said, why don't you just wear it on the air. >> here we are. it is casual friday. what is yours. >> rachel roy. >> snap chat is so hat. when people ask you to take self-physical, we often snap chat you. we are going to try some of these different faces. here is you. do this first one. not that. open your mouth. >> ha. >> i'll do this one. >> now, you do this one. ha. >> oh. >> what? >> that's weird. what's this one? >> that's pretty. >> you know what? you are a princess. >> toast. >> raise your eyebrows and then eat. >> i love that one. >> hold on. what's this one? >> i don't know. >> that's sweet. how about this one? >> that's the big nose one. you look crazy but you know who looks crazier than you. >> you. >> watch. i l

cousins took them to the top of the nec east in that one year completing 70% of his passes. cousins has to settle for $19.95 million for one year's work. he is still winning. meanwhile 54 wins for the all-star break, they played good baseball, not their best baseball though. stephen strasburg picked up right before he left off before the break. he passed on the all-star games as you know. struck out six in eight innings of one run baseball. then the bottom of the seventh, here's that's your run. that's back in business 5-1. how about this, his 13th win on the season, first time a national league pitcher has done that. >> nichols moves a two under 69 round two. said he was playing stress free golf. they look rough out there. mickelson embracing the elements as the rain falls. >> i really enjoyed the challenge of this weather and these elements provided. and it was -- i thauft it was a good round to -- i thought it was a good round to back up the low round yesterday. >> and the beauty of the british open, you can breakfast while watching golf. mickelson makes up the pairing. a

. >> still to come a bay area teenager paralyzed from the nec down. the delicate operation that's offering hope and how it could revolutionalize treatment options for others as well. >>> new hope tonight for a high school football player paralyzed from the chest down after driving -- diving into a swimming pool. we showed you the progress jake javier has made since that devastating injury. tonight how jake is leading the way in what could be a new frontier in medicine and how stem cells could revolutionize this. >> oh yeah what do you want to eat when you wake up? >> this is the day the javier family has been hoping and praying for. >> it's a huge opportunity. a great blessing we've gotten. >> new technology. there's no guarantees but it brings hope. >> after undergoing and passing a long list of strict medical tests the san ramon high school football star qualified for a clinical trial. >> we gave him the option to do this. east 18. his body, hist future -- his future, his decision. we're supporting him. >> jake is about to become only the fifth pers

department of education necs. i can assure you this issue has been studied and studied and studied and studied. it is, as kent says, true. it's also a hot political issue. it falls under the maintenance of effort, but as a part of the elementary and secondary education act, i believe i believe the secondary of education tried to write regulations that changed that phenomena. he was called on the carpet by senator alexander in the united states senate for going beyond the regulations authority that he had for that act. so talk with your congressman or your senator about handling that issue. it's a real issue. it has been in place since 1964. >> okay. so, if it's been studied and studied and studied and we know it to be true and it's what's best for kids -- >> right -- >> -- why aren't we doing it? [ applause ] why aren't we doing it? i mean, we have people from all over the country here. i feel like -- i think from a classroom teacher you look at things through a different lens, you know, if something is not workin

. >> if there's a reason to have hope, it's that this week has forced a difficult and nec conversationdetective, head of the dallas police association, struggling to reconcile his own experiences of father with that of sergeant ford. do you think african american males are more at risk when they're pulled over? >> i go to what drkt ford said. when you get pulled over, because they were teenagers. you know that's going to happen. how do you act when the officer comes up, what do you do? >> reporter: do you think they're -- as equally at risk as sergeant ford's son? >> teenagers? yes. my son, my teenager, my son, yes. i think there is equally at risk as sergeant fords. >> is he listening to you? is he communicating? >> i think it's hard for you to understand unless you've gone through it. and historically, even i have gone through that. i know him, so i'm not saying he doesn't understand, but i think it's a little bit more personal for me bec me. >> reporter: isn't that the whole idea of this? isn't that what we're talking act? bridging and understanding? >> well, there's a problem under

her face is a big pillar as you mentioned nec little glimpses.he talks about divorce and how she had to bite her lip a little bit to sort of keep their marriage together. that might strike people reading it today as if you are in an uncomfortable situation, why not leave it. there are these other things that same 20 years ago. maybe she might have a different take on that sort of pressure. >> and she judges people who get divorced in this very direct way she says sometimes till death do us part being until the going gets rough. she holds up the relationship that she and bill have, of course before the big scandals of the late 90s as saying we found ways to sometimes bite her lip, but to work together in the fact that we had chelsea deep in that commitment. >> the intense cultural critique of what america has become. a strong sense of nostalgia for a father knows best. she is looking at america and she had given a series of speeches talking about politics that meeting, and now she's trying to make it a little bit calm air, a little bit more domest

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