mike is back to introduce us to violet. >> today at four how cosmetics are helping investigators figureat happened to amelia earhart. >> at 5, low-lying bay area neighborhoods that no longer have to buy flood insurance. those stories and more later today. >> i don't know if you will get your happens on today's perfect pet, mike is too busy playing with it. >> it is so cute. >> i think i'm becoming a dog lover again. hey you. how are you nina? >> great. how are you? >> great. tell us about this rambunctious dog she looks high maintenance. >> she is just playful this young lady is violet who i inadvertently doesed to match today. she is about -- doesed to match today. she is about 3-years-old, a little 15 pounds while she is playful if you want somebody who will sit on your lap she will do that. she lives at the shelter with another dog so she would be fine with other dogs we have a program where we call tlc we take some animals into schools, she goes in that program. so she would be wonderful with kids too. >> you keep talking i'm going to keep playing. >> just ignore me. she is a bundle

mike is back to introduce us to violet. >> today at four how cosmetics are helping investigators figure happened to amelia earhart. >> at 5, low-lying bay area neighborhoods that no longer have to buy flood insurance. those stories and more later today. >> i don't know if you will get your happens on today's perfect pet, mike is too busy playing with it. >> it is so cute. >> i think i'm becoming a dog lover again. hey you. how are you nina? >> great. how are you? >> great. tell us about this rambunctious dog she looks high maintenance. >> she is just playful this young lady is violet who i inadvertently doesed to match today. she is about -- doesed to match today. she is about 3-years-old, a little 15 pounds while she is playful if you want somebody who will sit on your lap she will do that. she lives at the shelter with another dog so she would be fine with other dogs we have a program where we call tlc we take some animals into schools, she goes in that program. so she would be wonderful with kids too. >> you keep talking i'm going to keep playing. >> just ignore me. she is a bundle o

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her name is violet. she is just three years old.will let them keep up their medical care. we have her mom on the phone, but i want to get to you elizabeth cohen. you told us her story back in march. remind us what the story was. >> violet has epilepsy and her care is extremely expensive because she often has long costly hospitalizations. and even at the age of 3, she's not too far from running up her life-time limit. >> at 3? >> well, probably wouldn't be until she's 5 or older, but certainly in her childhood she could very likely run up her lifetime limit. and no insurance company would agree to take her on because she's so expensive. with obama care, she doesn't have to worry about that because insurance companies will have to take her. >> julie walters, you are on the phone. i'm sure you are elated over the news today -- or you're live, i'm told. there you are. i'm sure you're thrilled with this historic announcement. i have to ask, had they not ruled in the way which they did, what was your plan b? >> we didn't have a plan b. i'

. >> probably not shrinking violet, but is it your position that we will have a range of views coming across from the individuals? >> what we are trying to do is assemble a group of people that included radio, music, new media, itv, so pretty good mix actually. the person leading it was a former director general of the bbc. i think that's significant. >> occur we look at it? you gave a speech that wasn't at all. it's paragraph 113. you did make puts about off comment on the two or three paragraphs. >> it's important to stress this was a big speech that was a sense after 13 years, the state got very big and they were very powerful. the people working were extraordinarily well-paid. i worked on it with oliver to try to come up with it instead of the normal politicians do. we were trying to find a set of rules to apply to see whether they needed to exist or parts of them can be folded back into government. we set out a series of questions in paragraph 113 and applied that to a number of them. a big speech that is only three paragraphs or so. one of the reasons i picked them was because o

. >> roses are red, violets are blue, emily, i want to get to know you. >> ah. >> roses are red, violets blue, emily, i want to get to know you. yeah. hi. emily. wow. all right. well, let's just keep walking. >> [ bleep ] off, mr. bleep. >> jimmy: maybe not a great idea to hit on a woman who is with a guy already. all right, give it a try from the evil bachelor, ryan. >> i'm cherishing this because this is you. you're not putting on a show for me and i feel like today we've definitely connected. >> i mean i'm cherishing this because i feel like this is you and, you know, you're not putting on a show for me. >> no. >> we definitely connected today. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> jimmy: in her defense i had no idea what you were talking about either. what do you think the problem was there, cory? >> well, like off the camera she showed interest. but once the camera started rolling, she became a different person. yeah. >> jimmy: women are like that sometimes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's see how you did with the sweet nothings from patch lor joe. >> at the end of this if it's y

because of health care reform, violet will live and her parents will sleep usier.h care system so there are fewer tragedies and fewer people left behind. it's not about the mandate. guys. >> that was beautiful. >> it was touching. you care deeply about this and that is clear. >> thank you. >> krystal clear. and i can appreciate that. i still, i mean i stand by my original statement. this is a $2.6 trillion tax that is going to add to theç cost o health care, but i appreciate your passion. >> everything agrees that what we have now is broken. >> absolutely. >> everybody's on the same page there and this is a solution that i don't think is perfect, but i think it's important and i think it's a building block. >> but how could you not mention the cornhusker kick back? >> or broccoli. >> when you talk about julie and you put a human face on it and we think about the 30 million people who are uninsured until 2014, it really brings it home and as parents, we're like, wow, that's really important. i do return however to s.e.'s point about well, if you don't buy in then y

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agenda. >> probably no shrinking violets on this task force will look at all the names. is your position that we have a range of views come across on these individuals? >> yes. i think what we can do is assemble a group of people that included radio, music new media, itv. so pretty good mix of action. but as i say the person leaking it was a former director general of the bbc. can look at ofcom? you gave a speech paragraph 113, page 04132. but you did make some points about ofcom in this paragraph did you? >> i did. i think it's important to stress this was a big speech ongoing go so it was a sense after 13 years of labour government that claimed the state had gotten very big. quango has become very powerful. the people working on were excellent and well paid, and this was a series of speeches that i worked on with people like oliver to try and come up, instead of the normal government politicians about this, we're trying to find a set of rules to apply to different claim goes to see whether they need to exist or whether parts of them could be back into government and we

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. >> reporter: severely sunburned at school -- 11-year-old violet and 9- year-old zoe michener came homes in the blazing sun at field day so burned, their mother rushed them to the hospital. jesse michener says teachers are allowed to apply sunscreen on themselves, but kids are forbidden. they aren't even allowed to bring it to school >> they >> they couldn't even reapply sunscreen without a doctor's note. they couldn't carry that in their backpacks. they couldn't even wear hats because hats aren't allowed at school. >> reporter: this tacoma school district is not alone in banning sunscreen because the fda regulates sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug. many states don't allow it without a doctor's note. >> because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause children, you have to really monitor that. >> reporter: but it's a policy that baffles doctors. >> it's not like a peanut allergy where there's going to be respiratory problems. >> reporter: and seems to contradict federal recommendations that teachers promote sunscreen use in school. >> i can't see any justification for any s

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based journalist and blogger violet condor believes the move may mean the return to the waves of the revolution regime. the military would do everything in its power to get your feet to presidency and the point they would take every measure to every oppressive measure to crackdown on dissent and things would be it would reproduce the mubarak regime once again this is an expansion of the military presence presence in egypt and. direct contradiction to the promise of the military to hand over power because at this moment they seem to want to grab on to power by extending the power of the police what has happened is that they've given the police a boost by adding in military officers and personnel that have the same role as the police but this time without any kind of supervision because they only respond to a military prosecution and military judiciary and this gives the military impunity to act as they wish without questioning from the civilian parties. the latest developments in egypt threaten to further escalate tensions between the countries in terms of terry rulers and the muslim

violet in the other three. men went one nil up early on. anything related to level the croats were to one up a half time known for it's a yellow in four months you can think they're scoring in the second half. meanwhile england have arrived in don yet the head of their opening match they face france in group d. on monday it will be a first competitive game in charge for manager roy hodgson and it's a tough one laura longs for inside the unbeaten in twenty one matches but that will be irrelevant come kick off. we are facing a team as you are at least in action form and twenty one at any level of football alone international football is a is a for an achievement but. i think when you come to european championships or world cups to some extent have been good for more information this is the factor which is going to be the source if it's how you would play only on the night on the your monday. we went through a rough patch over the last two years building up the team progressively we could have won it for this year in competition with difficult

syria is becoming riskier by the day as a fractured nation fails to halt more than a year of raging violet's the country is currently seeing one of the most serious escalations of bloodshed since an international truce was brokered two months ago that's amid reports the u.s. military has completed its own planning for how american troops would conduct operations against the syrian government or russia has resisted western pressure to condemn present assad's regime continues to call for both sides to stop fighting and sit down for talks expected an aspiring christian want to strain syria he says the militants are playing games of the universe at this hour. the word of the first in the word to wear a follow on to the scene there to tell you what they're in the night of war would end the people as they have seen their militia varying out of their national hospital in the end though corpses arms of blankets after a ministry of health screening them to assemble them in a mosque and the second day we have seen the u.n. observers come into these very modest to be able to see these laws because it's

. >> reporter: severely sunburned at school. 11-year-old violet and 9-year- old zoe came home from 5hours in the blazing sun at field day so burned their mother rushed them to the hospital. jesse says teachers are allowed to apply sunscreen on thems but kids are forebedden -- forebiddened. >> he they couldn't reapply without a doctor's notice and couldn't carry that in the backpacks and couldn't do something as simple as wear a hats because they are not allowed at school. >> reporter: this school district not alone in banning sunscreen. because the fda regulates sunscreen as an over-the- counter drug many states don't -- states doesn't allowed without a doctor's note. >> because of social additives causes a alearning rice action we have to monitor tarz but that baffles doctors. >> it's not like a peanut allergy or something where there's going to be respiratory problems. >> reporter: and seems to contradict federal recommendations that teachers promote sunscreen use in school. >> i can't see any justification for any school to tell a keeled they can't apply sunscreen to protect thems

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violet has a form of albinoism which makes her particularly vulnerable.ir mom, she regrets not putting sunscreen on them that morning since it was rainy but even so, doctors recommend reapplying every couple of hours when outside, and this is against their school rule. >> they couldn't even reapply without a doctor's note. they couldn't carry that in their backpack. >> reporter: the school district said it has to ban sunscreen because it's state law. >> because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause an allergic reaction in some children, we have to really monitor that. >> reporter: sunscreens are regulated by the fda over the counter drug so many schools don't allow them without a doctor's note. in fact, california is the only state to allow sunscreen in school without one. and with millions of kids gearing up for summer camps and day care where they'll be exposed to midday sun, this worries doctors. >> having a sunburn in childhood dramatically increases your risk of skin cancer later in life. >> reporter: dr. doris day says sunscreen allergie

. >> reporter: severely sun burned at school, violet and zoe came home from five hours in the blazingburned their mother rushed them to the hospital. jesse mishner says teachers are allowed to apply sunscreen on themselves but kids are forbidden they aren't allowed to bring it to school. >> they couldn't even reapply without a doctor's note. they couldn't carry that in their backpacks that if couldn't do something as simple as wear a hat, hats are not allowed at school. >> reporter: this tacoma school district is not alone. because the fda regulates sunscreen as an over the counter drug, many states don't allow it without a doctor's note. >> because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause allergic reaction in children we have to really monitor that. >> reporter: it is a policy that baffles doctors. >> it's not like a peanut allergy or something where there is going to be respiratory problems. >> reporter: and seems to contradict federal regulations that teachers promote sunscreen use in school. >> i can't see any justification for any school to tell a child they're not allow

they're not just fair screen, violet has a form of albinoism.heir mom, she regrets not putting sunscreen on them that morning. doctors recommend reapplying every couple of hours. and this is against their school rule. >> they couldn't reapply without a doctor's note. >> reporter: the school district said it has to ban sunscreen it's state law. >> because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause allergic reactions in children, we have to really monitor that. >> reporter: sunscreens are regulated by the fda over the counter. so many schools don't allow them without a doctor's note. california is the only state to allow sunscreen in school without one. and this worries doctors. >> having a sunburn in childhood dramatically increases your risk of skin cancer later in life. >> reporter: this doctor said that sunscreen allergies are very rare and don't justify a ban. >> i can't see any justification for any school to tell a child that they're not allowed to apply sunscreen. >> i think it's really dumb. >> i think it's stupid. >> with camps st

he is hardly a shrinking violet. you would not put him in charge if you have some hidden agenda. >> if you have some secret >> no shrinking violet from this task force. is it your position that you would have a range of views coming from these individuals? >> we're trying to assemble a group of people that included radio, music, new media, itv, a pretty good mix. >> you gave a speech, it is paragraph 113. you did make some points. >> i think it is important to stress this was a big speech. there was a sense that after 13 years of the labor government, they have become very powerful. the people have become extraordinarily well paid. this was a serious speech that i worked on with people to try to come up with, instead of a normal decision, we are trying to find a set of rules to apply to -- to see whether they needed to exist or parts of them could be folded back into government. the series of questions are in paragraph 113. one of their reasons i picked it was because of my own experience in television of remembering

bush had a cameo role in season one of the popular and violet hbo show "game of thrones." until now. a sculpted likeness of mr. bush's head appears in several beheading scenes and on a spike in one episode. the men behind the show said they weren't making a political statement. hbo is apologizing for the use of the former president's likeness. and says those scenes will be deleted from the future dvds. >>> a year in the life of jfk in pictures just revealed photos from "life" magazine document john f. kennedy's bitter, exhausting presidential campaign against richard nixon back in 1960. one picture shows him peering through an airplane window. another shows him jumping from the back of an open top car. but the most tender photo of this batch shows jfk laughing with his daughter caroline. >>> all right. if you need fresh pizza in a hurry, look no further than the pizza vending machine. the people behind let's pizza say their machine delivers a hot pizza in just three minutes. it was developed by an italian entrepreneur and is expected to debut in the u.s. later this year. y

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. >> reporter: she is no shrinking violet.tion and made a few headlines. now with her son, tripp, in tow, she's inviting viewers into her world. on her new reality show, "bristol palin life's a tripp." opening yourself up to the cameras, is it something that as time went on, you got more comfortable with? >> i don't think you ever get used to all of it. but tripp was used to it the whole time. he didn't care. he is going to be a terror. it was fun. >> i want to play a clip. it's you and tripp. he'syears old now? where does the time go? and your younger sister, willow. you're making the trek from wasilla to l.a. i believe we may see your mom a time or two, like in this particular slip. >> tell me what the plan is? >> willow quit her job today and is going come with us to california? >> what did your boss say, willow? >> that it will be a fun experience for me and she understands. >> did she say it's a learning experience i texted her. she said, okay. >> you quit by texts your boss? ril lowe! >> your mom doesn't seem pleased. ho

secret agenda. >> probably no shrinking violets on this task force will look at all the names. is your position that we have a range of views come across on these individuals? >> yes. i think what we can do is assemble a group of people th included radio, music, new media, itv.  pretty good mix of action. but as i say the person leaking it was a former director gene of the bbc. can look at ofcom? you gave a speech, paragraph 113, page 04132. but you did make some points about ofcom in this paragraph did you? >> i did. i think it's important to str this was a big speech ongoing so it was a sense after 13 ye of labour government that aimed the state had gotten very big. quango has become very powerful. the people working on were excellent and well paid, and this was a series of speeches that i worked on with people like oliver, to try and come up instead of the normal governmt liticians about this, we're trying to find a set of rules t ply to different claim goes t

, look, i read all the books, i haven't seen the tv show, megyn, but, yeah, it's very graphic and violetand they're issuing apologies all around, but a lot of critics do not believe 24-6s unintentional concern it was unintentional. in the show the theme is the daughter's being shown the head of her father. she looks up, she sees her father, and she also sees george w. bush. the creators say they never noticed it, never saw this thing until an online review site pointed it out, and during their dvd presentation they also pointed it out. listen. >> people may not have noticed they should back up the last head on the left is george bush. >> george bush's head appears in a couple beheading scenes. [laughter] it's not a choice, it's not a political statement, we just had to use what heads we have around. >> reporter: yeah, the heads we have around. they went on to say, quote: we meant no disrespect to the former president and apologize if anything we said or did suggests otherwise. well, hbo which, of course, runs this, took the apology a step further because, as you know, tonight they are pr

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he is hardly a shrinking violet. >> if you have some secret agenda. >> no shrinking violet from this task force. is it your position that you would have a range of views coming from these individuals? >> we're trying to assemble a group of people that included radio, music, new media, itv, a pretty good mix. >> you gave a speech, it is paragraph 113. you did make some points. >> i think it is important to stress this was a big speech. there was a sense that after 13 years of the labor government, they have become very powerful. the people have become extraordinarily well paid. this was a serious speech that i worked on with people to try to come up with, instead of a normal decision, we are trying to find a set of rules to apply to -- to see whether they needed to exist or parts of them could be folded back into government. the series of questions are in paragraph 113. one of their reasons i picked it was because of my own experience in television of remembering what the independent television commission had done. remembering the levels of pay that there were ain the itc. the pay lev

i don't believe in dying though i too will die and like the flowers, the violets, i cast the net. they will echo me. yet this man, this man, this genius, the one who has cheered a foreword fake whipped with words will no longer speak again. those words were the opening of costanzas that sonya sanchez row back in 1968 in a book called for malcolm that was edited by the late w. randall and margaret burroughs. randall was the founder of broadside press in detroit, michigan. my home town. i always like to say that is where my soul is an new york is where my spirit is. margaret burroughs died two years ago. she was the founder of one of the outstanding museums in this country. dudley died in the year 2,000 and always remembered him as a mentor. is most famous poem is about w. e. b. du bois. he says i don't agree. pretty much summarized the kind of tension between those two individuals but was an outstanding poet and warrior of the highest order and founder of broadside press and if you want to get more on him and there's a fine documentary called the black unicorn leaders believe very