do you know any other priscillas to nominate next year?i hope not just with cleep slate, other organizations have more priscillas. the unique thing is we're so for the national title to have this type of program, because again, the doctors and the medical staff, the clerks, nurses, everybody, we are very fortunate. i know since i have been with the program, there's been a lot of other cities and different states calling us and saying hey, how do you guys do this, because it is so unique and it is unheard of really. >> let me show you the the clean again for slate tattoo removal program. find out if youor or someone yo know may qualify to get those ugly things removed from your body. any final thoughts, priscilla, on your generous gift to this great program? >> i just know god wants to bless this city, and i'm glad to be part of it. >> i'm glad you did that. and i am honored you're with us this morning. thanks very much, juan. >>> kids are going to college, need money. we have the person that has that money. stay with us. i'm not crazy abou

with me are priscilla garoskilla. volunteer and registered nurse.nd mario with the gang prevention task force. welcome to the show. how important -- let me ask you this. how does it fulfill you to see -- we're going to show you a video of some of the kids going through this process. how does it make you feel to see these images that we're looking at right now of kids who said, i shouldn't have done this. i don't want this anymore. >> it's very exciting. we get to know them very well as they're going through the process. one of the things, they come in a certain way. over a period of about two years it takes to take it off, they go out there totally different. their demeanor is different. of course, the tattoo is off. but it's not about that. it's about they are a valuable member of our community. even their demeanor, their face even looks different. the way they dress, the way they carry themselves. very exciting. >> you heard elizabeth in our previous segment. an attitude change, an attitude adjustment is what they go through? >> unbelievable. yes,

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but, the folks from priscilla of boston released a statement, priscilla of boston has always donateduality bridal gowns to a variety of charitable causes we do not donate unsellable dresses that are damaged, soiled or otherwise in poor condition. we have bessy via skype, a store owner beside priscilla of boston. what was your first reaction when you saw all these spray painted wedding dresses? >> it was really a crime just to see that because just some of these dresses were brand new. i mean, price tags still on them. i mean i saw one at $6,000 was a vera wang. it was just a crime. >> as somebody who works in this industry when you saw what was going on out there, was it a nightmare to see all this merchandise being ruined? >> it was a shock. i'm glad somebody took a picture of what was going on. to see that was a jaw dropper. i could never imagine spray painting one of my dresses i think the donatinang. i think there were different avenues they could have chosen. >> is there a chance that spray painted wedding dresses will become in style and everybody will wear that for the next we

. >> priscilla feral: i think that's ludicrous. i think it's immoral.hink anybody's entitled to do that. >> logan: priscilla feral is president of friends of animals, an international animal rights organization. for the past seven years, she's been fighting in court to stop these rare african antelope from being hunted in texas. >> feral: they're breeding these antelopes, they're selling the antelopes, and they're killing the antelopes. and they're calling it "conserving" them. they are saying it's an act of conservation, and that's lunacy. >> seale: you would rather they did not exist in texas at all? >> feral: i don't want to see them on hunting ranches. i don't want to see them dismembered. i don't want to see their value in body parts. i think it's obscene. i don't think you create a life to... to shoot it. >> logan: so, if the animals exist only to be hunted... >> feral: right. >> logan: ...you would rather they not exist at all? >> feral: not in texas, no. >> seale: our biggest enemy are the animal rights people. they don't understand what we do.

. >>> why priscilla boston was turns to winter and brings in the cold.ecause of our economy, millions more will feel that chill than ever before. they're the forgotten ones. the big boys have abused the system to enrich only themselves, while workers are still hurting. it could be a layoff after 22 years of working for the same company. or choosing between food and heat for a sick child. or after working your whole life, you don't have what you need to stay warm. you played by the rules, but who changed them? even though oil prices are soaring to record levels, in washington, fuel aid for the poor was cut in half. citizens energy asked big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. they all said 'no,' expect for citgo and the people of venezuela. for the last 7 years, citgo has helped struggling families in the united states in good times and in bad. so if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call. because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> all right. four days into the new year, how are you doing on your resolutions? if one of

priscilla of boston has always donated quality bridal gowns to a variety of charitable causes. we do not, however, donate unsaleable dresses that are damaged, soiled, or in otherwise poor condition. but one retail analyst suggests in the competitive world of high fashion, the dresses may have been destroyed in order to save them. >> for some retailers, they're really concerned with their merchandise getting counterfeited so that is one reason why they would want to go ahead and destroy these items. >> reporter: stunned eyewitnesses say they saw no evidence of damage prior to the spray paint assault. >> it hurt me physically to see that. it was sad. >> some even dumpster dived in an attempt to rescue the designer cast aways pulling dresser, slippers, and mannequins out of the trash. >> just spray paint the dress. give it to somebody who doesn't have the money. >> reporter: in edina maybe pink is the new white but some here are seeing red. now, late wednesday priscilla of boston's parent company david's bridal issued an apology saying that like many of you we were disheartened by

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. >> there to hold garcia's hand along the way was priscilla, a nurse who volunteered with the clean slate tattoo removal program. >> we don't just want people to stop being in gangs. we want them to grow as members of this community. a valuable member of this community. that's what i see in him. it's so exciting. >> and she excited the staff at clean slate so much they nominated her for the california peace prize. she got the honor. a $25,000 reward. she just donated it right back to clean slate. and the mayor's gang prevention task force. >> i was really blown away. usually when you get $25,000, there's things you might personally want to do with going to a trip to paris or remodeling your home pop'll we wanted to make a difference and it's expensive to make a difference. there's a lot of cutbacks right now. and this program and a lot of other programs can't work without collaboration. >> an investment, she called it, in the future of jesus garcia and every former gang member who comes in after him, ready to change his life. >> during these budget cut, the major's gang prevention t

>> reporter: we contacted priscilla of boston owned by david's. we have always donated quality bridal gowns to a variety of charitable causes. we do not donate dresses damaged or in otherwise in poor condition. the women we talked to said aside from the spray painted embellishments was still good and the other was still in boxes. those who witnessed it said it was nothing short of wasteful. >> that you would spray paint a dress, gettive to somebody who doesn't have the money. >> that is unfortunate. >> the new bachelor is a bay area man. >'ll tell you who hetris. whois. >> how heart disease could be linked to your favorite drink. [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general mills big g kid cereals, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. n

right here with me now is the honorable priscilla fossom. she's a former judge and deputy attorney general. thanks so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> this particular case just got so much publicity in the media. everywhere. so in terms of selecting people to -- to serve on the jury, is the process going to be any different in this case? >> it will be somewhat different. the main difference will be the number of jurors that are actually called and interviewed during the selection process but it's important to keep in mind that the standard for a fair jury is not whether or not the jurors have heard of the trial or the underlying acts but whether they can set aside anything they learned from the media or from friends and base their conclusion only on what they hear during evidence. during the trial. so -- as i said generally, i believe they're calling in more than 300 people which is double the amount they would usually call. and then the questions will be around the -- not have you heard of this trial, but will you be able to base

. >> and we will never forget priscilla. her husband and 2-month-old baby dead on the plane. she's cold, she's weak and she's now be blinded by the jet fuel and she's going to drown. but it was a day of incredible moments and lenny scutnick, a bystander who worked for the government suddenly dives into the water and grabs her, bringing her to shore. air florida on that surreal afternoon showed us ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> that day, that was the best i can be. and the rest of the time i guess i'm just stuck with myself. >> that air florida crash fbs not the on tragedy on that day. a metro train crashed 30 minutes later. three people were killed. tomorrow wendy will have part it would have the air florida 30th anniversary on news4 at 5. it will include interviews with the videographer. he was the only one to capture that rescue on tape. and we'll have the latest on lenny ask thenick. >> the "today" show is celebrating 60 years of helping americans start their day. past and present hosts marked the anniversary with a big gail la in new york city. there are a

one of the most searing images, the last victim, priscilla tarato, broken by the crash, weakened by hypothermia, blinded by jet fuel. her baby and husband dead in the wreckage below. and the rotor wash from the chopper is drowning her. panzer says he almost put his camera down. >> i'm thinking, this woman's going to drown in front of me. and i thought, this is not right. i thought, i should not be shooting this. this woman's going to die in front of me. >> and that's when lenny skutnik became a household name. in a glorious moment, he ripped off his cowboy boots and jumped in to rescue tarato. he wasn't the only one. before the chopper and the camera arrived, roger olian, on the other shore, had jumped in with a rope and tried to get to the victims. the cold drove him back. >> i thought, well, if they can see somebody coming out, maybe they can hold on a little longer until somebody actually can do something. fortunately, that's what happened. >> so where are they now? olian, a retired sheet metal work for st. elizabeth's hospital, is a tree trimmer. skutnik is retired in lorton, awaiting his f

everything we have you know everything there infrastructure has to be totally redone all the all the priscilla you know in some of the things we are involved you know is executive centers with golf courses theme parks the. people haven't really had any entertainment all these years so now you can imagine you know a theme park or a little disneyland americans and the only ones just looking for food called turkish airlines was the first to resume commercial flights to tripoli and they're now packed with businessman scouting for opportunities. even during good at this time turkey was pretty comfortable doing business in libya and was tripoli's fourth largest trade partner lost here but many now hope for even better deals following its early recognition of the rebel authorities definitely few have a strong relations with. someone but that it would facilitate and this is an instrumental for the business. vision of the book that's the only ones who are still far slow wondering claiming their business interest in libya or russia and china both countries for vocal in their opposition to the use of for

they came from a priscilla of boston store who had been closed down by its parent company.le working nearby says the -- say the inventory was marked and thrown away, many with price tags still attached. >> i picked up a vera wang and the tag said $6,000 and they just had a spray paint -- it was just -- you wanted to throw up in the dumpster. you did. >> a statement from the company says the company always donates bridal gowns to a variety of causes unless they are damaged or soiled. one woman who contacted the company was given a different reason. she was told contractors with the designers and manufacturers do from the allow resale or. but many who sell the dresses say many of them were in perfect condition and could have been donated, of course before any were spray painted -- spray painted. >>> it's a jail escape you may find hard to believe. how a southern california inmate got away and he's still on the loose. >>> the steps one man and his neighbors are trying to take this morning to stop the elick shin after he's livinged in his home for 26 years. >>> we're live in be

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. >> priscilla volunteered with the program as the charge nurse. never fearful or intimidated by some of the city's most hardened gang members. >> they're never intimidating. i'm never afraid of them. i see past it. >> they nominated her for an award as her 15 years. >> reporter: she got the california peace prize and the $25,000 check -- a check she endorsed back to clean slate and the gang prevention task force. >> because i'm a christian and because i really prayed about it. i have from june to the summer to decide what happened with the money. i knew god wanted to bless the young people. >> reporter: the gift floored the staff. >> especially now under the budget restraints that the city has, i was totally blown away. that's unheard of. >> i want to thank you for always being there. >> he knows this gift ensures others like him will be able to erase a dark part of the past. >> she's always been there. she's always been on my side. >> we're not going to give up on them. his life is too valuable. >> reporter: garcia failed the clean slate program

workers at the minneapolis boutique called priscilla of boston were videotaped spray painting designer dress by vera wang. the high end bridal bu tooen technique was closed by david's bridal last week, its parent company. after a national outcry, david's bridal says it understands the public's frustration and will donate dresses whenever possible in the future. >>> the duchess of cambridge chose what charities she would support. she chose a number of charities, the art room, the national port ral gallery and east aglia children's hospices. supporting charities is considered important for members of the royal family. royal patronage raises a profile of the causes they support. >> so in appears to the question what do the royals do all day, that's what they do. >> that is a lot. >> it is a lot to be active in. >>> 6:26 is our time. last minute tax fairlies have a new date to circle this year. >>> there's nothing more dangerous than a mother with her baby. >> also, a mother makes a life >> also, a mother makes a life or death we're gonna erase breast cancer once and for all. walking 60 mi

workers at priscilla of boston were videotaped spray painting designer pieces including ads 6,000 dressy vera wang. the store was closed by its parent company david's bridal last week. after a national outcry, david's bridal says it will donate dresses whenever possible in the future. >> recent they, they said they destroyed them because they were soiled or damaged. but some say they saw workers taking dress us out of new dress boxes. you wonder if they were soiled or damaged, give them to someone and let that person decide whether they want to wear it, get it cleaned or repaired. >> exactly. and with some of these gorgeous dresses and gowns, you could he easily send it to a tailor and have it repaired for someone who might not have the budget to afford one of these expensive gowns. it's a shame. it's a waste. >> i guess their reasoning must have something to do with getting free dresses into the marketplace and giving them to people who might otherwise buy dresses. they don't want to hurt their other bridal stores, i guess. but that seems like a self-se e self-serving interest rather t

. >> we will never forget priscilla torado. her husband and 2-month-old baby dead on the plane.'s cold, she's weak, and she's now blinded by the jet fuel. and she is going to drown. but it was a day of incredible moments and lenny xutnick a bystander who worked for the government suddenly dives into the water and grabs her bringing her to shore. air florida on that surreal afternoon showed us ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> that was the best i can be that day. and the rest of the time, i guess i'm just stuck with myself. >> and today at 5:00 wendy will have part two of the air florida 30th anniversary story including interviews with the videographer chester panzer who was the first photographer on the scene. plus the latest on lenny scutnick. >>> an update on a woman we introduced you to last summer, a woman who received an ear implant that allowed her to hear clearly for the first time. >> yeah? >> it's exciting. >> the emotional video of her transition taken by her husband became an internet sensation. today she is having the same procedure done on her other ear

finally they got to priscilla turado who was in shock, injured, weakened by hypothermia, blinded by the jet fuel, about to drown. a man named lenny scutnick pulled off his cowboy boots and jumped in, rescuing her like a trained life guard. he is retired now and lives in lorton, likes to fish. he was one of several remarkable people who risked their life that terrible day. >>> military wives are important to our nation's military effort. but often they are overlooked when it comes to employment. the nation's first military spouse career forum and hiring fair though is trying to change that. jane watrel has our report. >> reporter: barbara zimmerman is on the hunt for a job, any job. until recently she was caring for her wounded husband. now it's time for the army spouse to re-enter the work force. >> i was out of work for three years and i was focused mostly on his recovery and it has been a struggle to get back into the work force. because there is an empty slot on my resume. >> reporter: she is not alone. many spouses here have gaps in their resumes as well that are hard to explain if

one of the most searing images the last victim priscilla torado. by hypothermia, blinded by jet fuel. her baby and husband dead in the wreckage below. and the rotor wash from the chopper is drowning her. panzer says he almost put his camera down. >> i'm thinking this woman is going to drown in front of me and i thought this is not right. i thought, i should not be shooting this. this woman is going to die in front of me. >> reporter: and that's when lenny scutnick became a household name. in a glorious moment he ripped off his cowboy boots and jumped in to rescue her. he wasn't the only one. before the chopper and the camera arrived, roger olian on the other shore had jumped in with a rope and tried to get to the victims. the cold drove him back. >> and i thought, well, if they can see somebody coming out, maybe they can hold on a little longer until somebody actually can do something. fortunately, that's what happened. >> reporter: so where are they now? olian a retired sheet metal worker for st. elizabeth's hospital is a tree trimmer in arlington

this priscilla of boston store is closing but instead of donating the dresses to charity, workers used spray paint to get rid of the ones they considered damaged or unsellable. >>> finally we go to southeastern colorado where it took firefighters 20 minutes to rescue a golden retriever from a frozen pond. it fell in while chasing geese. >>> listen to the voice of a young woman with a shotgun home invaders trying to break down her door. >> i've got two guns in my hand. is it okay to shoot him if he comes in this zmoor well, you have to do whatever you can do to protect yourself. i can't tell you that you can do that but you do what you have to do to protect your baby. >> i'll tell you what happened and if you are legally allowed to shoot a person who is breaking into your home. >>> top of the hour, i'm suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed. >>> president obama just this last hour announced plans for a leaner, cheaper, more agile military. one he says that will maintain its superior or the and its ability to fight terrorism as well as confront new threats around the world. the pr

. >> this is my best wife, priscilla. >> your best wife? how are you? >> when you can make it, it would be nice. >> we are going to get around. thank you very much. [unintelligible] >> senators, thank you for coming. i saw you on television the other night. i did not know much about you, but i was very impressed. [unintelligible] >> thank you so much. you can come that in front of all of these cameras, right? you could give me a big boost in the campaign. >> senator, your position on the president of iran -- with president obama's position on iran, how did it differ? >> i put forth a plan on that. it is clear. i have a strong plan to make sure iran does not get nuclear weapons. >> i have a question about that. [unintelligible] >> i set as a last resort. >> go to war? >> [unintelligible] >> israel took out a nuclear pact in syria. did not start a war. >> perrin -- iran is not scared. >> that is because they think they can push us around because they have. >> continue to keep working. [unintelligible] >> one of the big priorities i'm going to put up their

. >> this is my best wife, priscilla. >> your best wife? how are you? >> when you can make it, it would be nice. >> we are going to get around. thank you very much. [unintelligible] >> senators, thank you for coming. i saw you on television the other night. i did not know much about you, but i was very impressed. [unintelligible] >> thank you so much. you can come that in front of all of these cameras, right? you could give me a big boost in the campaign. >> senator, your position on the president of iran -- with president obama's position on iran, how did it differ? >> i put forth a plan on that. it is clear. i have a strong plan to make sure iran does not get nuclear weapons. >> i have a question about that. [unintelligible] >> i set as a last resort. >> go to war? >> [unintelligible] >> israel took out a nuclear pact in syria. did not start a war. >> perrin -- iran is not scared. >> that is because they think they can push us around because they have. >> continue to keep working. [unintelligible] >> one of the big priorities i'm going to put up their

if you are not organizing reforms are less likely to have reform we have already priscilla to that effort eliminated more than 200 outdated rules and -- we have already eliminated more than 200 outdated rules. at the same time cracked down on fraud and abuse. in 2011, we let to millions of dollars in penalties and settlements. to ensure modern communications are available to all americans, the fcc administers a number of programs to help connect underserved populations. these are vital programs rounded in a longstanding national commitment to the idea that essential infrastructure and platforms, electricity highways, broadband should be available to all americans. we all benefit from universal service. we put all the programs we administered under the microscope asking the tough questions and reforming our programs to make sure that they are efficient and fiscally responsible. the program can read -- the program can be efficient and fiscally responsible and still be effected. that is why we spassky of programs need to be modernized to meet today's need and be effective. we found some that