he yin and her husband lin zhongjie know just how it feels to be single children. they both grew up in one-child households, and they wonder if that's the best environment for their son. "one obvious feature of our generation is a strong sense of loneliness... most of us were growing grew up without the company of siblings or cousins which results in some flaws in interpersonal communication and sense of responsibility." >> but unlike their parents, they have a choice. shanghai and some other cities and provinces have slightly relaxed the rules to allow parents who are both only children to have two of their own. "as both my wife and i are the only child of our respective families... we are entitled to have two kids. but we are hesitating about this, for because we will face greater pressure to raise another child, which costs a large sum amount of money and energy. >> if we have two kids, perhaps we can create a more favorable living better environment for the development of their personalities. they'll tend to be healthier psychologically. and when my husband and

. >> yin portugal, forest fires ae taking over several small towns.who uploaded this video has a small go-pro camera mounted on a quad camera. he sees the smoke. once he gets up into the air, you get an interesting view of what's going on. you see the homes up against this mountainside, in the distance heavy, thick smoke. already you see these different small hills blackened by the fire moving across the landscape. >> he is able to get this video and share it with the firefighters. that's helpful for them to get a bird's-eye view and say here is where we can get a fire break. >> i guess an angle, view like this is infinite ly invaluable? it's hard to get the helicopters up in the air. you can get this thing up in the air in a second. >> and air resources are limited. when you can have a cheap camera like that, a go-proon a relatively inexpensive helicopter, that view is incredible. >> how do you do it? >> press it. >> that's so fancy. >> how many people tried to buy this from you? >> too many. >> grandmas, they can be the cutest. how about while exper

in that time, america's worked with allies to provide humor tar yin support, to help the opposition and shape a political settlement, but i have resisted calls for military action because we cannot resolve someone else's civil war through force, particularly after a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan. the situation profoundly changed, though, on august 21st when assad's government gassed to death over 1,000 people including hundreds of children. the images from this massacre are sickening. men, women, children lying in rows killed by poison gas, others foaming at the mouth gasping for breath. a father clutching his dead children, i'm ploring them to get up and walk. on that terrible night, the world saw in grew some detail the terrible nature of chemical weapons and why the overwhelming majority of humanity declared them off limits, a crime against humanity and a violation of the laws of war. this was not always the case. in world war i american gis were among the many thousands killed by deadly gases in europe. in world war ii, the nazis used gas to inflict horror of the holocaust.

. >>> president obama was in sweden today meeting with skand knave yin leaders ahead of the summit next thursday in russia. as john kerry continued to make the case, the president tried to shift for military action away from the u.s. and on to world leaders everywhere. >> in the face of such, being a national community cannot be silent. failing to respond would increase the risk for more attacks and the possibility other countries would use these weapons, as well. >> as the president tries to drum up support from the international community and congress, americans in the nation's heartland have their own opinions about u.s. involvement in syria. in oklahoma, many people have strong views about the u.s. getting involved in syria civil war. john harwood joins us from midwest city, oklahoma where he asked residents how they feel about the syrian crisis. i know you have a lot of good stories to tell us, john. >> reporter: susie, lots on syria and budget and financial issues, as well. we got a taste of it in oklahoma's fourth district. the republican representative went to tinker air force b

possession of stolen vehicle autos we hiked into the barker ranch area, took up positions around the cabin yin waiting for everybody to get in place. >> greta: 17 family members were arrested but manson nowhere in sight two. days later he was spotted entering the cabin. >> i went into the back door, shoved the door o -- open. i see seven people in the room. i directed each out. >> greta: once again, manson seemed to have vanished. >> sink tiny cup board, long hair hanging out. this figure emerged from this tiny cup board. i asked who he was. he said, charles manson. charlie was booked in as manson, charlie m, aka jesus christ, aka, god. >> greta: here on this corner outside of the now abandoned hall of justice the manson girls went on a freak show during the trial. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >> greta: november, 19699. charles manson and the family being tied to a string of murders from her cell, this manson girl started talking about

possession of stolen vehicle autos we hiked into the barker ranch area, took up positions around the cabin yinng for everybody to get in place. >> greta: 17 family members were arrested but manson nowhere in sight two. days later he was spotted entering the cabin. >> i went into the back door, shoved the door o -- open. i see seven people in the room. i directed each out. >> greta: once again, manson seemed to have vanished. >> sink tiny cup board, long hair hanging out. this figure emerged from this tiny cup board. i asked who he was. he said, charles manson. charlie was booked in as manson, charlie m, aka jesus christ, aka, god. >> greta: here on this corner outside of the now abandoned hall of justice the manson girls went on a freak show during the trial. shaved heads and crawling on hands and knees. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by t

russian president voout t -- voout yin is accused of -- vladimir putin is accused of protecting bashar al-assad. >> this is not the cold war, this is not a contest between the united states and russia. the fact of the matter is that if russia wants to have some influence in syria, post assad - that doesn't hurt our interests >> republican senator john mccain can't disagree more. >> it's a loser. it gives russia a position in the middle east which they hadn't had in the 1970s. we are depending on the goodwill of the russia people it if bashar al-assad violates the agreement. i am of the firm believe, given his record, that is a very, very big gamble. >> democrats in congress are voicing skepticism about the implementation. >> this is a break through full of opportunity and frought with danger. the frought part is assad - who has not said whether he has signed on to this agreement ultimately - if he moves forward with some of the beginning elements of the agreement - doesn't fulfil elements of the agreement as we move along. >> the majority of americans oppose the possibility of military

. >> the iranian foreign minister lied this week when he said the iran yins were never pursuing a nuclear weapon, tweeted graham from south carolina. president obama's top national security aid discusses the prospects of the eventual normalizations between washington and tehra. tehran. >> it is way too soon to talk about the prospect of an agreement on the nuclear program which we hope to be able to achieve, but we are quite sober about the potential for that. and that obviously would need to be a first step before going on to discuss other aspects of the u.s.-iranian relationship which has a long way to go to get to the state of normalization. >> the next round of nuclear negotiations will be held in geneva next month. shannon? >> james, good to see you. thank you so much. >> gun rights advocates are filing a second lawsuit that will take affect. and they are fighting back in another way. we will explain straight ahead. first, news that the national security agency is cree aight its ownnetwork of sorts. you could be a part of it whether you want to be or not. >>> with many americans alre

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so many dads don't know there's a yin and yang.ole in a child's soul. by the way, from drug abuse to crime to, you name it, so many things in our society could be changed for the better if fathers knew how important -- i don't say that because of the father i

so many dads don't know there's a yin and yang. a child's soul. by the way, from drug abuse to crime to, you name it, so many things in our society could be changed for the better if fathers knew how important -- i don't say that because of the father i am. i say that because of the child i was. you know, my mother and father got divorced when i was 5 years old. i don't think that he knew that the ten things that i'll remember that will get me by will be things you said to me, dad. if there's anything i regret about my childhood, it's that i wish i had more dad in here. you know? i wish i had more conversations. you ever have that dream that he came back for one more conversation? i have that dream all the time because i longed for it. so many questions i wish i could ask my father. that's why i realize, it's more important than he realized. he has made me but he had no idea, he has made me the dad i am today. i'm not a perfect dad or a great dad, but i

through a lot of stress, it does well affect your kidneys, and that your kidney energy's weak, like yin and yang. so it would be good to work on those. naturopathy medicine is very effective in treating allergies. so the first things that we would be doing is basically first, get to the root cause of the problem. acupuncture is wonderful as well, as treatment. >> so explain to me exactly what they're doing. like, what's happening to my body right now. >> ok, so basically, i've chosen specific points for you. now, the ones here, this is la4 and level three, they're called open the gates. so what they do is they get your energy flowing. the apex of the ear and the one inside is your allergy points. so these will help you with allergy symptoms. >> which one's the kidney point? >> right there. >> ah. >> so whenever the body's under stress, b vitamins are great because they will help support the body in stress. one particularly b vitamin, b5, pantothenic acid, is great for allergies, in that it helps reduce the severity of the problem, and it's very good for chronic allergies that you've had

particly system, i think all on us many on us inside and outside syria hoped he would change the athor tar yinstem but it changed him. >> i'm going to ask david and marvin to stand by. marvin, i'll ask you how the american news media is handling this. >>> also, john mccain takes a gymb gamble on syria. much more on that, as well. ♪ you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. i save time, money,st, and i avoid frustration. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare, written by people just like you. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> i don't believe that we should have given up so easily on using the united nations -- >> we haven't given up -- >> yes, we have. we haven't taken russia to task. we haven't taken china to task, and that's what we should be pointing out at this point. >> another heated moment from today's debate in the senate of foreign relations committee. back with me, david lesh his book entitled "syria the fall of the house of assad" and the autho

sydney is sort of the yin to her father's yang. she's definitely a type "a" personality and wants everything to sort of fit neatly into a box, which obviously it never can when your father is robin williams. dad, mcdonald's is our biggest client. what are we gonna do? well, for starters, i'm having drinks with kelly clarkson. i'm gonna need some meat. zach! vaya con queso, amigo. yaah! we had kelly clarkson guesting in the pilot... who was amazing. she rocked? they said i wouldn't have to act, 'cause i suck at acting. they said, well, you're playing yourself. but it's not playing myself. i want to change my image. so i'll do your commercial. mm-hmm. but i want to sing about sex. mm. ooh. we are so fine with that. perfect. then they both just started going off, and i lost it. ♪ boss ♪ secret sauce ♪ try it, you'll love it ♪ ♪ try it, try it, you love it ♪ ♪ booty shake, booty shake, booty shake ♪ ♪ you didn't give me enough ketchup ♪ ♪ packet [laughs] oh, my god! i'm just so...ripped. we're having fun doing it, you know. we're break

yin bring green, they're saying buy. yingli.that was your pick. >> there is lot of pressure, looks like the according to the solar industry. the is has big tariff against chinese solar. more and more senators jumped on the bandwagon saying it's a stupid thingthere is lot of optn the industry it will get struck down. it would be guy began tick for chinese solar players. stuart: dow industrials are down 10points. i heard a cheer in the background for nicole on the floor of the exchange. i don't think it had anything to do with the dow. >> it was for nicole. stuart: maybe. state and local officials will meet in detroit. they are discussing what can be done to save that city. here is that idea of a helping hand. $440 million. that is what we call a bailout. that is not assistance. that is not aid. that's a bailout. let's bring in a former advisor to the city of detroit. you know what you're talking about, when detroit comes around. i'm calling this a bailout, back door bailout. is it? >> well i got to tell you, stuart, back in the 1

yin and yank what we're doing with the consumer at herman miller.ke a the design from "mad men." >> that spark ad lot of people saying could you bring back the old stuff? >> that's right. mid-century modern design is super contemporary and lives how we work today. this is new material. green fiberglass. a number of years ago we discontinued fiberglass because of environmental concerns. we bring it back in a way you can be proud of it and it doesn't hurt the planet. >> i love the couch. the couch stays the same but change out the cushions anytime? >> change out the cushions. it is decided on the easier to get up and down and modern urban environments designed in the u.k. for a industrial facility. >> this is new growth area for the company. you're bringing home to the office and office to the home. >> absolutely. if you think about it we spend enormous amount of our times in our homeworking and most of our times working environments wish it worked a lot more like our homes do. >> herman miller, stock is up 50% over the course of the past year. i leav

they've reached a deal with vir yin media in the u.k. and will start to air in december on sweden's largest cable provider. >>> burger and fries? how about a burger and a side salad? mcdonald's has announced it will soon offer a choice of side salad fruit or vegetables in place of french fries. they will provide water, milk and juice for drink choices. it's not clear when the healthier options will be in place. >>> you are what you eat but do you know what you are eating. pam cook in the newsroom -- is the in am -- pam cook is in the newsroom with a special report on pesticide. >> california has the most rigorous regulations on pesticide in the united states. however, that does not mean we're pesticide-free, even if you think you are buying food without pesticide. we went along on one of the random and unannounced inspections in san francisco. we were surprised. you can't see it with your own eyes but special high-tech equipment is used to look for hidden dangers in our foods. >> maybe 3, 4% of the time we'll find produce that has pestic

strengthened russia's international stature by allying russia with some of the world's most threatening tir yinsof its own people to remain in power. end quote. >>> hurricane katrina may be to blame for a brain-eating amoeba. the parasite killed a 4-year-old boy would visited st. bernard parish last month. the 2005 hurricane left most of that area in ruins. state health officials think pipes that went unused for months, even years, helped breed the amoeba. the parish is now flushing those pipes with chlorine. >>> if the latest iphone upgrade isn't working for you, you might want to wait. many owners say installation of apple's new operating system has been extraordinarily slow. likely the result of overwhelmed servers. developers are also pushing out apps now optimized for the new system, so be patient. we'll be right back. writer and i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ova

. >> and the last one is a yin yang tattoo. those tattoos that -- >> my mother has one of those.thing called the pajogger. pajamas and a jogging suit together. >> we have some models to show you. >> put it down, baby, the way it was. yeah. >> wow. >> so those are comfortable and you can be athletic. >> and you can wear them with heels. >> you can wear them with heels. >> which sort of defeats the purpose but i got my eye on gerard because -- you know how long it took me to get frank out of his gray track suit? i'm going to take -- let me have it, gerard. right now, baby. take it off and give it to me. >> no, i can't. nothing on down there. it's all off. >> oh. a girl can dream. >> $9.99 to $49.99. they have them for babies and they also have them for -- >> you are looking very thin and svelte. >> they also have them for bambino, for pets. >> you are welcome to stay for the friday funny. my sister sent this in so call her. it's funny. there was a couple, a coup whole finally learned how to send and receive texts on their cell phone. >> i don't like it already. >> so try and be rom

you know, yin and yang is very michael cors, soft clothes and rugged shoes. there's always that.to be a breezy spring. >> sounds very flirty, fantastic. >> you can for all of the latest follow me on twitter. >> thanks, michael. >> thanks, michael. >>> coming up, they are the nation's largest gun store but one credit card company said they won't work with them anymore because they sell guns. >> what? >> we'll speak to the owner about that coming up. >>> and could fighting in front of your children ever be a good thing? a new study says, yes, making the rational for couples to have a good argument when the kids are sitting right there. is that really a good idea? ♪ we can work it out ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warmnd dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insurance up to $50 all for the same low rate. [ woman ] we are the united states postal service. [ man ] we