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decried president obama's use of executive power to legislate. we were right then. but the only way to be an honest office holder is to stand up for the same principles no matter who is in power. what do you think of his rational? >> i'm a great admirer of rand paul. i think there's the legal question as to whether or not dru donald trump has the legal right to declare this emergency, which i think is an open and shut case. but then individual senators have to decide whether that law that congress passed and the supreme court up held whether that law is something they want to support in this case. he's got the right to make that call. have no impact on what happens with the emergency, because of course donald trump will veto anything that goes to his desk. >> what he's talking about the hypocrisy of it. he's saying as you know, matt, you guys couldn't stand it when president obama went around congress and when he used some sort of executive order. >> you're right. >> you couldn't stand it.
this is a frustration that many have felt in the arab nation, that you talk about wanting change, but when it's your ally, you don't really push for it. second place, this story does not seem to be going anyway. italy prime minister silvio berlusconi, and ruby-gate. >> she some are alleging that she is ways paid for sex. he went on television and angrily denied all of it. she denies have sex, and the vatican is weighing in, saying our public leaders must be moral and are, quote, worried about this sex scandal. >> and allegations that he had big parties at the house. what's the bit about superman, is her calling -- >> well, there is -- here's the thing. of course, there are things he calls himself, or things that have been said about him. what he is saying is essentially
ksm. khalid sheikh mohammed. that brings us to lawrence kobilinski. he knows his stuff. he's joining me from new york. lawrence, obviously we all remember the video. 2002. tough to watch then. absolutely no need to replay it right now. my question is this. how in the world did investigators use the image of the killer's hands to corroborate with ksm's confession he did it, he beheaded daniel pearl? >> well, brook, this is not a routine standard procedure in the arsenal of criminalists. what it is based upon is the fact that the major vessels in the hand or any other place on the body remain in the same position throughout one's lifetime barring some kind of clinical intervention. so that if you can capture an image of the position of the vanz from that video, you can then compare it to a known image. in other words, you're doing
age. >> i remember when i was young i would like to go on the balance beams. >> i remember jumping on the trampolines. >> doctors like dennis cardone worry about pushing kids into specialized sports too soon. >> we are seeing injuries in younger children we had never seen before. we're seeing overuse injuries which were exclusive to adults and now we see them in 7 it, 8-year-olds. the government now classifies more than 10% of preschool age children as obese. >> swing forward. attaboy. then on the blue. right back. >> everyone agrees kids need to be more active. it's the how that's the question. there's organic play and then there's specialized sports. where do you cross the line? >> unstructured activity is -- has probably will lead to less of these overuse type injuries that we see. it's not until you introduce a parent or a coach into the activity that it leads to these overuse type injuries. >> it's one thing to encourage babies to stretch and roll, say psychologists like wendy walsh, but toddler sports training is extreme parenting she says,
topic number two, i saw this woman in the interview, she's none to pleased. do tell. >> it's really one of those videos that i think you have to see to believe, and it's really hard to believe that something like this could have happened, about you it did. a woman in pennsylvania, walking while texting. keep your eyes in what's in front of you, or something like that can happen. brook, that's not the end of it. cathy cruz marrero is embarrassed. she's lawyered up. why? she's furious this video was posted. millions have seen it. she believes it was posted by mall security who apparently are heard laughing in the background, but she's angry that no one came to help her. listen to what she said on "good morning america" today. >> i admit it was funny, but nobody took my feelings into consideration. i'm sorry.
parade route. nonetheless this was a long day for people to be outside. you know gnaw raise can be really cold. >> it was cold two years ago. >> absolutely it was. >> what about the photographers? where are the photographers? >> brilliant pictures, and brilliant guys who took the pictures. they're all deceased according to life.com. the main guy was paul shutzer, a premier photographer of camelot. he was kale in israel in 1967, died on assignment which in itself is a big eerie. >> but it's amazing life.com if you want to check them out. joe johns, appreciate it, as always. more than 100 alleged mobs terres in custody today, and they're facing a litany of charges, including murder, extortion, illegal gambling. they're lining up now, reporter roulette is next. hey, rufus. he's actually pretty talented.
why did she go? >> correct. >> less than six months after arriving here, she came to philadelphia. she actually was referred by a clinic in washington, d.c. the facts as i'm sure you're aware are still developing. we just filed suit against dr. gosnel and his practice yesterday. so during the course of discovery, we'll be able to determine more fully exactly why she was referred here, who did it, and most importantly why. >> but specifically she went in for a procedure called a dilace and evacuation. >> correct, a d & c. >> can you explain -- >> that's a person who was not late term, she was 18 weeks at the time, and she decided to not go forward with the pregnancy, and it's a fairly 1i6r78 procedure if it's done in the proper hands and with the.
familiar with any major or even minor cases where this technique has been used. it's just -- it's brand new technology. that's why it's got to be tested in the courts. as far as the science is concerned, it needs a lot more research. let me tell you the hand is not a flat surface. the image is grainy on the video. there are a lot of problems with this kind of science. so we have to wait and see how this all falls out. >> it is fascinating nonetheless. lawrence, thank you so so much. lawrence kobilinski. thank you. >> pleasure. coming up next, less than a year after jesse james divorced sandra bullock, now word he may be getting hitched again. who might he be marrying? we're going to have more with that after the break. also, everyone is talking about the dress, did you see this, she was gorgeous, michelle obama wore to the state dinner last night. we'll tell you who designed it and wa our good friend monthederham from say yes to the dress" atlanta has to say about dress" atlanta has to say about it next.irin regimen.
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to causes, coke has been a major funder of conservative causes, but it's a long shot whether they would even consider recusing themselves. >> give me the glazed doughnut, jessica. >> you couldn't stand it. this is the ultimate white house tour. these people had no forewarning when mrs. obama gave them a surprise. it's the two-year anniversary, and this was part of their effort to make the white house more accessible to the public. as you can imagine it would be the ultimate white house tour. >> i think i would be standing there tapping my friend, saying, gosh, she looks just like the first lady. >> they send in a body double every tour, you would think. >> you would think multiple. pretty cool. >> pretty cool. >> good to see you.