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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> all right. gets this hot, we warn you, don't leave your kids or pets in the car. temperatures can rise fast. watch this, jacob locked himself in a hot car for 30 minutes. take a look. >> we have hit the 20 minute mark. the temperature hovering around 120 degrees. so, since i have started in 20 minutes it's gone up almost 30 degrees. yeah. 30 degrees. i'm starting to get pretty miserable. >> sweat. it's a good thing. it's when you stop sweating that there's a problem. by the end, he was struggling. if it saves one life, he says it's worth it. >> why would he do that but it's a good demonstration. it shows how quickly you can do it. >> the thing is, in many of the stories, people leave a child in a car, or a pet, sometimes they don't mean to. they forget. they are not thinking it's only five or ten minutes. they forget it's so, so dangerous. indra can tell us. she's live in central park. when are we going to get relief? >> it's going to be awhile. we are talking about ten minutes from 80 degrees i

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here's tom foreman. >> reporter: the royal decision to call the new baby george is playing well in thet name is popular with many parents. but on this side of the pond -- >> no, not in a million years. >> reporter: one expected mom after another after new york's prenatal yoga center told us george would never make their list of baby names chosen with elaborate care. >> i think it's important, because this is something you'll carry your whole life. that reflects on your personality. >> reporter: 100 years or so ago, george was a hugely popular name in america. but these days, according to the baby name wizard website, it is barely on the charts, despite two recent presidents named george and a movie star, too. lauren wattonberg runs the website based on her book. >> we've really seen a revolution in american baby naming that no one wants to see ordinary. you hear, i don't want my daughter to be one of four jennifers in her class. while parents want kids to stand out, kids are still perfectly happy to fit in. >> reporter: so while some families may cozy up to pop culture names like katne

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here's tom foreman with today's "american journey." >> reporter: as american as baseball, apple pie andrity gossip, twinkies are returning. eight months after labor troubles made hostess crumble, new owners are heralding the sweetest comeback in the history of ever. >> i think twinkies are awesome. are they back? >> i think everybody is missing them. >> reporter: twinkies have been around since 1930. and in less health conscious days, it seemed every child enjoyed one at least once. >> m, creamy filling. >> reporter: they were even featured on kids shows like howdy doody. >> what do we have? hostess twinkies. >> reporter: today many people are skeptical of sugars and fats. >> you're not the least bit excited they're coming back? >> no, not really. i have the two-piece luggage, working on the third set. i don't need extra. >> reporter: so what explains the twinkie mania? maybe because it makes people think not about nutrition but about nostalgia. >> yahoo, it's twinkie the kid. >> twinkies remind me of being a kid. >> it's a thing people pass down from generation to generation. >> report

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cnn's tom foreman has been chasing the roots. >> it was so interesting to say jo frost say she likesin this country, with you would probably look at a name as this as old-fashioned. george alexander louis, george alone we often think of as an older name, but last year it was the 12th most popular name in england, and does have a long history. three names there, that's one name short of what's traditional. let's look further down the lynnage. big family spread out over time. there have been a lot of georges. we don't even have pictures of jot georges that go back further. that's why he's george vii, and george vi is the father of the current queen right down here. that matters, because many people say, ah, they named this child for the father of the queen. the couple says that is not the case, they just like the name, but they acknowledge that it will make her very, very happy. the history of the georges is out there repeated in many events, but this george is important. many americans will know this george from the movie "the king's speech." that's the george we were talking about in

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tom foreman did some checking in today's "american journey." >> reporter: the royal decision to calluk where that name is popular with many parents. but on this side of the pond? >> no. not in a million years. >> reporter: one expectant mom after another at new york's prenatal yoga center told us george would never make their list of baby names chosen with e elaborate care. >> i think it's important. it's something you carry your whole life. that's, you know, reflects on your personality. >> reporter: 100 years ago or so, george was a hugely popular name in america. but these days, according to the baby name wizard website, it is barely on the charts despite two recent presidents named george and a movie star, too. wattenburg runs the website based on her book. >> we've really seen a revolution in american baby names that no one wants to seem ordinary. what you hear a lot is i don't want my daughter to be one of four jennifers in her class. while parents want kids to stand out, the kids are still perfectly happy to fit in. >> reporter: while some families may cozy up to pop culture n

tom foreman, cnn, wap. >> that's it for us. thanks for watching. a jury that today heard impartii impassioned closing arguments from the pruce. trayvon martin was there. he was there legally. he bought skittles or iced tea or whatever it's called. that was his crime. >> six women, five mothers, will decide if trayvon martin acted in self-defense. the judge said the jury may also consider the lesser charge of manslaughter. the state hammered away at the notion that the unarmed teen-ager was the aggressor. >> why does the defendant get out of the car if he thinks he's a threat to him? why? because he's got a gun. he's got the equalizer. he's got to take care of it. he's a wanna-be cop. >> sanford martin, what day. very, very dramatic, highly emotional, that closing argument from the prosecutor. i found it gripping to watch and i have to say if i was a member of that jury, very compelling. >> you're absolutely right. let me point out the significant difference between the way the closing statement by the prosecution differed from the opening statement

tom foreman, cnn, wap. >> that's it for us. thanks for watching.y that today heard impartii impassioned closing arguments from the pruce. trayvon martin was there. he was there legally. he bought skittles or iced tea or whatever it's called. that was his crime. >>

oh i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture california's prison hunger strike just entered a deadly new phase but inmates are standing strong demanding that the state stop using indefinite solitary confinement to punish prisoners more on the california prison strike and what it means for the future of the american criminal justice system in just a moment also edward snowden's revelations about the n.s.a. spying program haven't just reignited the public debate about civil liberties they've also sparked a new type of bipartisanship on capitol hill but in this alliance of libertarians and liberals last and if the republican party wants to start winning elections again it better take a page out of the vatican's playbook i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take. this one of california's prison hunger strikers has died billy cell was found lifeless in his cell at cork koren state prison earlier last week prison officials just confirmed his death this saturday. he was thirty two

tom foreman and the max foster take a closer look. >> this was a the natural impression.l. oldest brother is charles. here is the oldest anyway. now comes the puzzled because not a child will be born. the times have changed. the general feeling is that whether it is a boy or a girl but oldest child. the board will take precedence. >> we wind up over here and this a special legislation. it no longer depends on gender. up until now it was the oldest son, but in the future the plan is that the oldest child weather is a boy or a girl will become. there have been thousands of laws in this country for many, many years. >> this had to be changed to the eldest child. it has been very complicated. at least in the uk. this is a country that has of enormous influence. >> how exactly, 15 other countries are around the world will see this. they all have to legislate for this role in to come to form. alleged to have money to do what we are still going to have to wait on australia. >> this rule will affect this baby. >> this is very interesting. >> here is a live look outside of bucking

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>> tom foreman taking a look at list for us. let's bring in jill doherty.ot of speculation about bolivia that maybe he was on the flight from moscow back to bolivia that was making a refueling stop in europe. what's the latest? >> i hope you were paying attention because it's getting more complicated as we speak. so bolivia and venezuela were in for an oil conference. the rumors were maybe he's getting on the plane and leaving. so the bolivians take off. they wanted fuel in europe. but they're not allowed to. so they have to set down in vienna and refuel. so the foreign minister of bolivia is saying it's the -- number one, he's not on the plane. >> they're saying he's not. >> and number two, it's the united states that is, you know, unduly influencing the countries to not let us land. this gets curiouser and curiouser. >> what about the state department saying? >> what they're doing is they are contacting -- won't give a list. they won't go down that list. but they say they are talking with all sorts of countries that could either be a destination for him o

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