a child has several advantages in the crash environment. their bones are more pliable so they withstand higher forces without fracture. cecelia was not the only young sole survivor. all young sole survivors. dr. chrissy studies why children sometimes survive crashes more than others. children are less likely to contact something. whatever the reason, cecelia got a second chance at life and she s living it happily. she s in her 30s and married. despite the catastrophic crashes, aviation overall remains safe. the national transportation safety board says 95% of people involved in an airplane accident
imagine what they went through and are going through trying to reclaim their lives. jaycee knows as well. she was kidnapped when she was 11 years old, held for 18 years. she gave birth to two kids. she was rescued in 2009. today she s in her 30s. and she s helping others through the foundation that she s created. her therapist guide her, helped her reconnect with her family. helped her rebuild her life. she s the author of safe kids, smart parents. i m very pleased that she joins me here. thanks very much for being with us. i talked to shawn hornbeck, someone who was taken as a child. and a short time after these women were released. one of the things that he said is this is something that happened to him, it s not who he is. and he does not want to be defined by what somebody else did to him. is that something you hear a lot
i think and because this is a death case, the judge not just this judge but all judges take things a little a step further in protecting the rights of the defendant not to create an appellate issue. i think there s a good chance she will be dismissed. she s a note-taker. she puts a lot of questions in the jury basket. she s a very active juror. let me throw up facts that we know on her. juror number five is a white female, she s in her 30s. she s married. i don t know that this is significant, but what we can tell about you since we know so little know about her is that she has her hair dyed in a unique way. platinum blonde on top with red on the sides and the back. maybe shows that she s perhaps a little more avant guard in her style. but you know, in the end, we just don t know anything about jurors and for good reason. ted rowlands, do we know anything about this process today? are we going to get back on track quickly? are they going to wrap this up quickly and deal with
she seems very happy being the kind of family surrogate, being really out there, being up front. everything she s done have been her deliberate and strategic. issues that everyone should be able to get around. not superpartisan. the gay marriage issue might be the exception. in past interviews she s not been shermanesque in rule ought a candidacy. with the clintons, you always have to say never say never. about 18 months ago, private chelsea made this choice it was an interview with o magazine in which she said, historically, i deliberately try to lead a public life in the public eye. i am now trying to lead a purposefully public life. so what are the kinds of changes we see that is making her doing that? i think that now she s in her 30s. she s married she has her hands in a lot of different things. and you ve seen some steps that she s taken.
is she sorry? and the mayor of new york. this is piers morgan tonight. tonight, rielle hunter tells all. but we begin with the big story. nora effron classic movies, audiences still laugh and also cry along with them. she was a play right and best selling author and blogger. her best legacy may be her family and long-time friends who are all paying tribute to her today. welcome to you both. i ve been struck, i have to say, about the incredible outpouring of the emotions, tributes, of grief from so many people, from such a broad spectrum. not just of entertainment, but of all almost every part of american culture and around the world. it s been an incredible reaction for her passing. i m not at all surprised. she received an enormous amount of devotion from her friends. she was dominated for three oscars, but if there was an oscar for friendship, she would have had a shelf full of them. i remember when i was about to launch, she was an amazing sounding board. she s wri