so much that she contacted her local congressman -- and even senna message to hillary clinton adrienne moore reports. randee reidy / concerned about ad ) "it leaves a lasting, grandmotherly." the sunday paper left randee reidy madder than a spin cycle. ( randee reidy / concerned about ad ) "it's so disparaging, so ageist. i just thought it was awful." the 67-year-old is referring to this: a proctor and gamble ad for gain laundry detergent, which reads "smells like mee-maw," with a bag of potpourri above it. next to it sits the product with e line, "smells like yee- haw!" ( randee reidy / concerned about ad ) "i think i was when did grandmothers start smelling bad?" you can find the displayed on randee's'scar, but now she's bent on making sure the promotional use of the word won't gain any future customers if she can help it. ( randee reidy / concerned hillary clinton. i think she might be interested, and i don't know right." she started a grassroots campaign, sending a letter to the editor of the sacramamnto bee, which published the ad. she started an email and phone tree as well, which ( "j

reporter adrienne moore spoke to students.eporter: a bad day made worse when david fritz was caught in handcuffs after cellphone video captured him tackling a student in english class. >> the student was acting up in class and the teacher told him to sit down. he didn't pay attention. he sat down and the teacher started yelling at him. we couldn't understand his words. he was slurring his words. >>reporter: students ran to get a resource officer and the 58 girl teacher was taken into custody. >> it blew my mind. i said, are you serious? i thought it was a rumor. >>reporter: they described the twenty-year educator as tough, but eccentric. a teacher who always invited a healthy dialogue. because the words turned physical coupled with troubling witness accounts, officials said they are looking into whether alcohol may have been involved. >> this is completely unacceptable in our schools. it's inappropriate. we are going to take every step we need to in following up to make sure the students are safe. >>reporter: mcclatchy officia