on two occasions he has been observed clapping another student on the ear while sitting in his desk. one witness reported seeing him clap michael on his cheek with his open palm while they were facing each other in the class m rue. michael said ouch and then no more than five minutes later mr. swindle came back to michael from behind and slapped his cheeks again. witnesses describe seeing mr. swindle touch michael's ears describing the contact as flicking, pinching and pulling. the teacher asked at one point, does this hurt? a witness reported seeing mr. mr. swindle tickle various students. despite the findings, swindle tells me he is back teaching the same class as the school year kicks off this week. >> yes. >> you are in the same class? >> yes. >> a letter signed by you says that he struck two students and had several other incidents where he is pinching and pulling and that sort of thing, hitting kids on the cheeks and slapping their ears together like a thunder clap they call it. how is he allowed back? >> you are mixing a lot of different things here. i said very, very, very cle

and the ears and see if they are infected and look at the eyes and be sure they are clear and don't haveataracts and look at their teeth and heart. this is the first job that i feel i make a dvrngs. -- difference. and we may do 40 to 80 animals a day for treatments. and do blood work and skin scrapings and cultures to diagnose different diseases. and x-rays, i can take an animal that would be euthanized at a different shelter and fix it and get it ready for a home. >> we have a partnership and we let a professional groomer run a private business from our facility and in turn grooms our shelter animals. what is the big deal of that? when someone comes to adopt an animal, if it looks good, chances are it will be adopted more. >> and we groom and clean the ears and the works. >> typically a shelter wouldn't have grooming? >> not at all. and these dogs are treated with the utmot -- utmost care that others can't provide. this is a shampoo to bring out the luster. and i feel satisfied in helping the shelter pets be adopted and to be a part of such a wonderful staff, from the top all the way do

on two occasions he has been observed clapping another student on the ear while sitting in his desk. one witness reported seeing him clap michael on his cheek with his open palm while they were facing each other in the class m rue. michael said ouch and then no more than five minutes later mr. swindle came back to michael from behind and slapped his cheeks again. witnesses describe seeing mr. swindle touch michael's ears describing the contact as flicking, pinching and pulling. the teacher asked at one point, does this hurt? a witness reported seeing mr. mr. swindle tickle various students. despite the findings, swindle tells me he is back teaching the same class as the school year kicks off this week. >> yes. >> you are in the same class? >> yes. >> a letter signed by you says that he struck two students and had several other incidents where he is pinching and pulling and that sort of thing, hitting kids on the cheeks and slapping their ears together like a thunder clap they call it. how is he allowed back? >> you are mixing a lot of different things here. i said very, very, very cle

romo said nadia falls into, even though with the naked eye it may not seem extreme. >> with the jaw, the ear, the nose, and the patient brings those complaints and then you have the overlay of the bullying, it makes it into the criteria of someone who could have surgery to correct that. >> reporter: nadia originally wanted her ears pinned back but dr. romo also suggested the chin implant to balance her face and a nose job to fix a deviated septum. all of that provided free. >> she wasn't bullied because of that. she was picked for her surgery because of her deformity. >> tell me what you see in the mirror. >> i see a new me. >> reporter: while nadia's procedure may have helped her overcome the trauma, experts claim cases like her should be the exception, not the rule. >> some of these awkward adolescents who feel they need some urgent fix actually evolve into the beautiful swan. >> reporter: nadia is thrilled with her new look. but she and her mother acknowledge it was an extreme measure to end her bullying. >> do you worry at all for having been bullied for having gotten the surgery? >> yea

on two occasions he has been observed clapping another student on the ear while sitting in his desk. hael on his cheek with his open palm while they were facing each other in the class m rue. michael said ouch and then no more than five minutes later mr. swindle came back to michael from behind and slapped his cheeks again. witnesses describe seeing mr. swindle touch michael's ears describing the contact as flicking, pinching and pulling. the teacher asked at one point, does this hurt? a witness reported seeing mr. mr. swindle tickle various students. despite the findings, swindle tells me he is back teaching the same class as the school year kicks off this week. >> yes. same class?n >> yes. >> a letter signed by you says that he struck two students and had several other incidents where he is pinching and pulling and that sort of thing, hitting kids on the cheeks and slapping their ears together like a thunder clap they call it. how is he allowed back? >> you are mixing a lot of different things here. i said very, very, very clearly in the letter, i am not going to review those types

one, here, controls the left ear. there's one for the right ear, if you can see that. to give him more life? >> there's a pretty great range of motion so that he can go, like, all the way down, up, shakes. >> hey, joey. you want a treat? >> [ imitates horse snorting ] >> i play the heart of joey, and that means that i'm operating his front legs, which i mostly control with the lever here. and it allows me to both, of course, walk around as joey and to trot and gallop and to do most things that a horse could do with its own legs. and also, i create the breath. so, what's wonderful about these puppets and what really brings them to life is that you can see the horse breathe. >> so, can you show me what you do with joey? >> yes, i get in the hind of joey, so i operate the back legs and the tail. so, let me get inside so i can show you how the tail works. there are two, kind of, bicycle-brake levers here, and one moves the tail up and down, and one moves it side to side. and so you can kind of use them both in conjunction with each other. >> then the other thing that all t

you could also rupture the ear drum. if you feel to much wax is in there schedule a trip to the doctor, don't try to move it yourself. >>> we love it, it's a movie theater staple but that popcorn could be hurting your health. a study said that the buttery flavor on the popcorn may trigger alzheimer's, it's not the only thing it may impact. it has been linked to lung damage in microwave popcorn factory workers. >>> you are probably putting on the sun screen when you are out in the summer at the beach but are you doing anything to protect your eyes in if you aren't shield them from the sun it can speed up the aging process and lead to eye decease. doctors say there is a simple solution to avoid eye damage. >> best way to protect your eye social security to wear sunglasses. >> wearing them blocks harmful rays from entering eyes and those rays can cause cataracts and growth on the eyes. when you look for a pair of sunglasses, doctors say you should pick a pair that blocks 100% of uva and uvb rays. >>> kids are going to be bac

-- which, by the way, you can fit a fully grown person in his ear. [ laughter ] the obamas got anothert at the kiss cam later in the game. and this time, spit was suitably swapped. >> they got the president up on the kiss cam a moment ago. a presidential smooch. barack obama with the first lady michelle. the pressure is on him. >> he didn't -- he made good on it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vice president biden was theryou saw him sittin too. you saw him sitting there afterwards. you saw him making a speech on senior citizens issues. vice presidents get to have all the fun. they really do. the audience at this speech was primarily made up of retirees. one woman, though, brought her 7-year-old granddaughter. somehow, she managed to get the vice president's attention. >> mom, led her read the book. grandma, let her read her book. there's a beautiful child down there that looks to be about 16. seven, eight, how old are you? 7? honey. please have a seat. you are so good to be here. somebody owes you a big surprise for having to sit through all this. and it's okay by me if you read yo

we're gonna measure off 17.4 foot of row here, and then we want to harvest and shuck the ears off the plants and the harvestable ears. >> nothing on this stalk or this stalk. another blank stalk. >> it should be about four times as long and about twice as thick. >> in a normal year with good rain all year and everything goes right, this bucket would be full. >> reporter: throughout central illinois corn stalks are withering in what is the worst drought in a quarter century. some farmers are already grinding up their burnt crops for livestock silage. crop insurance should cover much of the loss. the u.s.d.a. say farmers bought policies covering about three quarters of the nearly 100 million acres of corn planted last spring. total liability for the crop is roughly $50 billion. many claims won't be settled until after the fall harvest. >> we anticipate record numbers as far as losses, but certainly in the millions-- multi- millions. >> reporter: the harms brothers bought a $60 thousand policy to cover the 2,000 acres of crops they planted. last year they harvested 200 bushels of corn pe

the same. be quiet. you could be a fancy woman. he leaned down his hot breath in her ear you could be a bear breasted hoar. saddy staired at her feet. i saw this fancy woman once madison said. he put his arm around her sister and guided her along the path. she took all the feeling from a man's toes. she gave him a foot rub. when she got to the toes she put them in her mouth. saddy squinted at her brother. it's true. one by one she sucked them and they were dirty. but when she was done you know what? the man started hollering he says, i cannot feel my toes. he jumps up and waddels like a turkey. he didn't know he didn't have any toes anymore. madison grinned the woman was a witch much the fields were soft to the touch. all the way home madison told his sister about the witches and the world. when the saudi came to view he stopped talking the door was open the inside shadowy. there was no one in sight but he could hear his sister in law kth rin talking to blue flies. madison tucked his chin as if against the weather. something about the air felt dense. something felt like p

and with this type of access he can bend the ear with the person who may very well the next president of the united states. that certainly does count for something. >> you've got a point. he certainly does have access, an ability to make his case to him. but does that mean much? he's for telling the palestinians or the israeli -- saying there should be no peace process between the israelis and the palestinians because they want peace. he's also said move the embassy to jerusalem. he said he'll do anything in consultation with the government. so yes they have the ability to get in the ear of candidates but does that mean they're going to listen? of course not. they have to justify their election to a larger elect rate. >> they can't just phone up the candidate to say hey i want to talk. >> that's a fair point. he has access and that is something we should discuss. >> david, one other point is this point of transparency. the grand bargain if you will with citizens united was supposed to unleash this golden age. that it was going to be press unlimited donations in exchange for unpreceden

ears. they say leave the deep cleaning to health care providers. not only do you risk punk touring your ear drum, you can cause ear wax to compact and block the ear canal. that is a leading cause of hearing problems. >> and some consumer news now, if you think flying is a hassle, you may be surprised by findings of some federal aviation officials. >> they say airlines have improved. >> wow. >> yes. >> hard to believe. >> yes. >> in case you didn't notice air lines are doing much better when it comes to arriving on time and not losing bags. u.s. department of transportation says 84% of flights landed within 15 minutes. that is the best record since 1988. also, only three in every thousand bags are lost or danieled, also a record in nearly three decades. faa officials praise the industry. some consumers are not quite so impressed. >> i think peak passengers deserve to be treated fairly. and really they are improved service. >> this seems everyone is antiairline i feel like. they don't seem to be doing anything to fix that image. >> it makes ontime arr

this was complicated by the fact that 23 months earlier, her same ear had been treated with akos tick substance called silver nitrate. the double hit of the rice lodged in the ear and became infected and the silver nitrate which caused extreme pain in the ear, together with a childhood full of ear infections made juliette low very hard of hearing. how hard of hearing? she was not profoundly deaf, but juliette low's hearing went up and down, better an worse depending on a various of things like noise, smog, the humidity, her physical and emotional health her friends said. she could hear sometimes, some things, and other days not at all. her hearing went from bad to worse. it was never good, but from bad to worse because her other ear was compromised as well. here she is, juliette low, young married woman, about to enter her husband's world. her husband's world was one of what she referred to later as one of froth and bubbles, and this froth and bubbles world was full of people who were hunters, big game hunters, went fishing, raised horses. in the spring, they were in london for the se

of photographers are capturing each fashion choice brad's made for jessica, from the dress to the earringsbag. and by morning, hundreds of fashion and celebrity blogs will ju scrutinize those habits. >> it's crazy, the amount of power that celebrities have. in helping to sell product. if they get photographed with a certain handbag, you can bet that the handbag will probably run everywhere and stuff will sell out. i've had it happen to me where i've selected jewelry for a client and had somebody call me and be like, we actually sold four of the pieces, i'm like, who guys, like, $175,000 necklace? >> reporter: much like a hollywood agent or manager, a stylist can change the course of a star's career. as joe z, creator director of "el" magazine, see s today. >> it helps the celebrities shape their dislikes or likes. if you see someone in a specific pair of jeans, that didn't happen by accident. the reality is, there are cameras wherever and the internet really changed the game. >> reporter: mila kunis was transform eed to a red carpet darling who snagged a dior endorsement deal, thanks in la

blink, people stare when they are looking at a computer aad blinking is really important to restore the ear film. also make sure your computer screen is four to five inches below eye level." llvel."moot importantly ....doctors say every child should get an eye exam at the start of the school year. a new study links marijuana use at a young age... to a deeline in intelligence in adulthood..and it appears to be irreversible. irreversibll.the conclusions come from a study out of duke university.the study also found people who started smoking pot as adults did not suffer any decline in intelligence. reseachers say... teenagers brains are not fully developed and are more susceptible to the adverse impacts offmarijuana. and a hard... if not humiliating lesson learned... for this south carolina teen... caught smoking pot. is pacing this intersection... wearing a sign that reads " got caught! don't i look cool? not!'... and 'learn from me, don't do drugs"he was busted smoking it with his friends.so his mother ... at her wits end... came up with this punishment...hoping to teach her son... and other

the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, left to loosen. this is easier to turn on and off if you is get in the garage. if you can't use the one in the street. do it only if it's say safe

with that type of access, of course he can bend the ear of the person who they very well be the nextresident of the united states. that counts for something. >> you got a point. absolutely i give it to you. he certainly does have access and an ability to make his case to him. but does that mean much? he's for telling the israeli -- saying that there should be no peace process between the israelis and the palestinians because he doesn't think the palestinians want peace. it would be crazy for mitt romney to listen to that. he's said forget tell aveef. mitt romney said something similar. so, yes, they have the ability to get in the ear of candidates, but ask that mean candidates are going to listen? candidates have to justify their re-election to a larger electorate. >> and they can't phone up and say, i want time to talk. >> that's a fair point. he has access and that is something that we should discuss. >> david, one other point that's come up is the point of transparency. the grand bargain, with citizens united supposed to unleash this golden age. this was was going to be unlimited

republican party right now between the old unreformed wing of the party that we're the big spenders, the ear markers, the guys who lost their way and these new insurgents that dan was talking about. if romney wants to deal with this very efficiently. he says i am not barack obama nor am i the version of the old republican party. i'm there with the reform crew and would help to innoculate him with a lot of the bush curses. >> and one thing out of the extension of the wind power tax subsidy. >> very encouraging, very encouraging. he's got a great opportunity to counter punch. unlike barack obama in 2005 on he was voting for spending and voting against it and wanted to spend more than president bush. so, the bush years have a problem for barack obama if mitt romney wants to explore. >> briefly, dan, separate himself from bush? >> a little bit. i wouldn't go overboard with that. he think the republican base is ready to vote against the democrats and more a republican. >>, but those independents are the swing voters, they're the guys you've got to be able to persuade. all right, when we come back

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the men wore earrings in maya society, too. and the way this worked was that this flowery part went on the outside and the spool and the counterweight came in through the back and this held them in place. and also it allowed a little bit of balance. if you just had the heavy jade on the front, the guy would have been falling over. this is very elaborate jewelry and is also an indication of the status and wealth of this person because jade itself is harder than steel, yet the maya had no metal tools. so each one of these represents literally hundreds if not thousands of man-hours of patiently carving away at this basically with just sand and water. so, this is quite an assemblage of wealth in a single spot and he went into the other world very well dressed for the occasion. keach: as cultures evolve in complexity, finer distinctions are made about social status. jewelry fashioned from jade, rainbow-hued headdresses crafted from the feathers of rare tropical birds, and the pelts of jaguars could only be worn by maya lords. kings p

me is the ear to ear. destroyer here. here take this stick. remember no stones here looks like it's about a metre deep. you will find here we see examples of early and late architecture standing side by side on the belfry serves as a connection between these two times it's all in harmony with the village. that raises the idea on the bus through a building a wooden church is like a writings poetry stick with what he know perfect work of poetry seems to involve much effort on the part of it's also brought in fact each verse takes a good deal of effort and so does each one of the logs that go into a wooden church but what of that i wouldn't churches are said to have no nails in them this is not a figure of speech it's simply the most convenient way of building a wooden church with the joints are very firm as a result of the fact that the logs weigh down on each other. you know. what will keep all of you. again it's true. for you to be. straight with sam if you can. construct it. given the way this is where the collective farm stored its grain on.

. >> you have the ears and the eyeballs of a nation of citizens but also law enforcement and also mediant them to know right now? >> well, i want them to know that we miss our son deeply. and we want them to get more involved in to this case so we can get this matter resolved. >> well, hopefully people will hear what you just said -- what all of you have just said really. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> stay right there. we'll be back with more "our world with black enterprise." >> if you have seen these people, please contact the black missing foundation. 1877-97-bamfi. >>> up next, she transformed her olympic experience into a pool of knowledge for our children. >> you know when i made the olympic team and brought home a medal i was proud to be the first americfrican-american mfeo do that but i didn't want to be the last. >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." she doesn't wear a badge or run into the burning bridges, but she's a life saver. she's a slice of life. when summer heats up, it's time to hit the water. for the day at the beach or pool can q

let's see the ear again? >> i can't show you that one. >> this is a g rated show. >>> blake rigsby is back. he's got a prank for us. >> are you a follower or a leader? >> to be honest, i thinkth let me show you what i mean. >> imagine if someone starts following you, you would be creeped out. imagine if 15 people start following you? would you notice? >> i've been going back and forth. you can follow me in both directions. >> we'll go this way. >> quite a few of the people they did this to noticed what was going on. >> every time i see one of these videos, i'm like why didn't i think of this? this is so simple and so effective. >> does he just circle back around? >> going around the pole. >> this is so funny and creative and witty. >> these two guys notice it and start running, and so does the gang of 15. >> i love this couple. they seem highly amused by the whole thing. >> they all going the same way, trying to look unassuming next to the people he doesn't know. >> so funny. >> he's got that every mankind of

. >> some storms are dotting the ear so we'll have to keep a close eye on the skies. look at this gray hanging over. when will the clouds clear out. give me the broom. mike, how is the evening looking? >>> this shot sums it all up. we're going to be dealing with the humidity, not only tonight, not only tomorrow, not only saturday but all through the weekend