repeat after me, stand up to the bully. >> stand up to the bully. >> excellent. power in numbers, or it can take just one. >> reporter: stowe warned of the potentially deadly effects of bullying. statistics show bullying victims are two times more likely to commit suicide than those not bullied. >> see these three young people? they took their lives. this didn't have to happen. >> reporter: for many, stowe's words strike a deep chord. >> and it's hard for people to understand that the effects of bullying can have many repercussions of people either taking their lives or taking other people's lives. >> i just want to thank you for your speech. >> no problem. >> it really touched me a lot, because when i was in middle school, i went through a lot of depression and bullying. >> you're not alone. i want them to learn to be better so that they can be stronger because of what i went through. >> reporter: it's been a long road to recovery for stowe. his sisters say he still struggles with his memory, but they joke that some changes have been for the better. >> he has a

into bullying?le do it and fell, well, if i am going to be a part of the cool crowd i have to jump in and start bullying as well? >> reporter: i do not know. i don't have experience with bullying. i wouldn't know. >> when i was growing up, we used to hear sticks and stones will break my bones but names ever never hurt me. now it is those things that people bright online that -- write online that can stay with you for a lifetime. >> words can stick with people and it sticks with people until they grow old and look back and remember how they were awfully treated with words and it can be physical. i think words is a big part of it. >> real quick, lindsey, now that you have of a little bit of success, could this be a precursor to what you want do after school? >> yes. my dream is become a director and see my name up on the movie theater increasing saying being directed by lindsey hunter. >> congratulations to you. and thanks for joining us live on "the 9". >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> congratu

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>>> right now on news 4 new york, bullied to his breaking point. a 10-year-old boy says it got so bad, he actually thought about taking his own life. that child's family says his school isn't doing anything to stop the bullying. >> now they are demanding an investigation into how this could continue to go on at ps 13 in brooklyn. >> he's being beaten every single day. >> reporter: mildred pryor says this was the last straw. >> i broke down. >> reporter: her son came home from school at ps 13 in brooklyn this week bloodied and beaten. >> he comes to school to learn, not to be bullied. >> reporter: the family says bullies are responsible. relentless less torture he has faced ffr for months. the worst part, her little boy now talks about suicide. what went through your head when you heard him say that? >> i just cried. i'm just scared. there's nothing i can do. i'm like i don't know what to do. >> he should not be considering taking his life because we stand here with him. >> reporter: community advocate says administrators are develop ropping the bal

the bully. so you say what is causing you to do this that's not just you attacking the bully. you want to make it better in the long one run. >> t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, who got top billing and who got the boot on last night' the stars." >> can you guess which classic cartoon character is finally finally getting his own feature film? >> "the skinny" is up next. nally getting his own feature >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >> time now for "the skinny." and topping our morning, "dancing with the stars." >> lafferty night, and the dancers created routines inspired by the most memorable year of their lives. we start with our own ginger zee, picked 2013 the year she got engaged to her hubby ben aaron who shared her with her son newborn adrian. >> what an emotional moment. and doug flutie choked back tears picking last year when he lost both of his parents just within an hour of each other. waltzing in joy with partner kar

>> that the bullying, they were bullying bernie the way that the clintons bullied monica.ennedy: i guess you could make the argument. >> if that's a bully, i'm a bully. kennedy: if someone is doing something to your husband where his bathing suit covers, all bets are off. you can use any retribution to right that wrong. >> it's not bullying when you did something despicable. it's getting back. >> monica lewinsky is on twitter making jokes about beyonce's "lemonade." i do not need that either. kennedy: exactly right, meghan mccain. monica lewinsky, flow your rolls, sister. speaking of beyonce, unexpected spotlight shone upon her from "lemonade." we'll talk about how she got confused with jay-z's other possible woman. >>> first, did donald trump say good things in foreign policy speech? i'll speak with thomas massey from the state of connecticut. that is next. please stay here. it's free.wash! um...no, thanks. knew that was coming. he won't let anyone else touch his car. except me. here i am... working my canister off to clean and shine... and give proven protection... again

using the word bullying is very unfair. this is not donald trump. stossel: it's you and your cronies in government working together. >> to call these people cronies is unfair. to be calling public servants cronies. stossel: baftas what happening here? >> not at all and i think it's a sick assumption and jaded freedom make it. stossel: in the old days developers came in like bugs with clubs. now you go to court and force people out. >> other people use thugs but today i don't. i've done this very nicely. stossel: nicely? force isn't nice and the court denying him his property. trump is at a point when he says this. >> eminent domain is an absolute necessity for a country, for our country. without it you would never rode scummy would have hospitals, you wouldn't have anything. stossel: anything is an exaggeration but many railroads and airports exist because government had the power of eminent domain and allowed them to get the property so they could build those sorts of things. that's my understanding anyway but trevor burse of the cato institute say

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bullied. >> brought it to a few schools.y came along. we can get you in all the schools. >> i headed to one of their assemblies in plainfield, new jersey. perform a few songs of the kids will know. after a handful of songs are played they go on to tell personal stories about how they were bullied. >> having a hard time fitting in. i didn't even really know where it was. >> i'm glad. all over the country. i wanted that. >> not only did they hold them, but asking for autographs. the doing more assemblies throughout new jersey and will be doing a separate show. criminals are actually teaching these dogs how to detect. >> my life is not the same. >> if this could help i'm all for it. >> the hardest part is letting go. >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> and good morning the. i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we have a freeze warning in effect until 8:00 a.m. for our northern and western counties, berks county and the lehigh valley for temperatures falling to around 30 degrees. in the city it will be down to 37 with plainl

physical nature itself or written nature or the verbal nature of bullying. i will eradicate that completely if it involves our department. jeff: the chief saying if any individual or individuals found to be r department for any of the bullying related to this case, he or she will be held accountable. the funeral for nicole mittendorff is thursday afternoon. maureen: thank you, jeff. tonight the start of staggered release time at two d.c. schools. mckinley tech students were let out today at 3:05 p.m. 20 minutes later dunbar high school released its students. the goal is to end violent confrontation between rival schools. it's been a growing problem with the latest brawl at the noma-gallaudet metro station a few weeks ago. leon: father accused of letting teens drink at his montgomery county home and tonight the charges have been dropped. police say that sassan kimiavi allowed the drinking at his bethesda home. he was pinned with 13 counts of allowing underage possession of alcohol. that could carry $32,000 in fines. but today, the entire case against him was

the horrible things cyber bullies wrote about her. they claim to be firefighters as they ridiculed and harassed mittendorff and other female firefighters gossip site, fairfax underground. richard bowers is addressing the online posting. >> i don't have any tolerance for this, the physical nature or the written nature or verbal nature. i will address that and eradicate that completely. >>reporter: bowers said the men and women of the fairfax county fire department are good people who are grieving and the focus on lurid postings detracted from the goal to remember and pay tribute to nicole. he declined to take questions, but said he has a plan in place and will investigate when state police finish their investigation. >> if there is anybody responsible for any piece of this, i will hold them accountable. >> anyone on the clock, computers or anything, obviously, it has a connection with the county. there is already existing laws in sexual-harassment. >>reporter: supervisor john cook who oversees public safety also said the issue needs to

. >>> one local school district is cracking down on bullying. >> bill anderson tells us school anotheraighters are keeping a close eye on what's happening both in and outside of school. ♪ >> reporter: after several tragic and high profile bullying cases across the country, local districts are working hard to address the problem. bristol borough is the latest to add an extensive policy that applies 24 hours day. >> we've had some problems here in bristol recently. especially at the high school. i trust the school here in bristol i think they're doing what they need to do. >> reporter: previous policy only held students accountable for actions on school grounds but the new policy covers actions on or off school grounds and online bullying 24 hours a day. >> there's no respect any more with these kids. they got to start at home. they have to have the discipline at home. >> reporter: policy similar to surrounding districts and has been viewed by some as schools over stepping their authority. but in bristol borough, parents were supportive. >> good idea. >> somebody needs to make the accoun

harris: she is pointing to mean girl and not bully. pointing to anything sexual like that, which is something more universal i would imagine. >> mean girl? [laughter] >> you don't know about it. harris: that and parent trap. andrea: it was very fetch, judge. we'll talk afterwards. questions about whether the fbi can leak reports of its investigation into hillary clinton's private email system. if agency officials believed that the case is being held up by politics. "the des moines register" quoted republican senator chuck grassley, chairman of the senate judiciary committee saying if there is political interference, then i assume that somebody in the fbi is going to leak these reports and it's either going to have an effect politically or it will lead to prosecution if there is enough evidence. a reporter later asked grassley if he was suggesting that the agency should look the findings. he said, quote, i wouldn't be encouraging it because it's a violation of law. i can't be encouraging a violation of law. meantime clinton's former i.t

yes, there's a lot of bullying on both sides.d show you my twitter feed right now in the last minute, i am sure there is some nasty stuff from bernie sanders supporters, sometimes nastier than what i get from trump and the republicans. >> we should compare twitter feeds. it might make us all feel better. stick around. when we come back, bernie sanders says he is staying in the race to the end. but what can he accomplish really? >>> bernie sanders admits he doesn't have an easy path to the nomination, but what's his end game? back with me now, van jones, bob beckel and maria car don't na. van, he says he's in this race until the end. at the same time, his campaign is admitting that the path to the nomination is going to be a tough one. why is he hanging on? what does he hope to achieve? >> first of all, california, which is -- you know, they vote last and biggest, is a massive -- they're massive places there for bernie sanders. i think he wants to hang on long enough to give those people a chance to vote, give him more delegates,

for the bully now.say what is causing you to do this that's not just you attacking the bully. you want to make it better in the long one run. >> t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, who got top billing and who got the boot on last night's "dancing with the stars." >> can you guess which classic cartoon character is finally finally getting his own feature film? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects bef

still ahead tonight the moment snider launched the broad street bullies and changed the flyers forever>>> it was a return of spring like weather as we take live look into wilmington, delaware torque night. dry out there now but some rain could affect your morning commute tomorrow. so meteorologist kathy orr here to tell us all about that rain. kathy. >> we are watching this closely, iain. talking bout clouds rolling in right knowledge it is still mild out there. the rain not that far away so for the morning rush, it will be wet. so pack the umbrella and your patience because you know any time it rains, it's usual al slow go. so for your tuesday morning commute, a high impact morning but no problems. easy going by the afternoon. right now it is still 61 in philadelphia. the high temperature 67. 59 in allentown. 57 in wrightstown and right now in atlantic city we're checking in at 56 degrees. so a mild evening with southerly winds as we go hour by hour, the clouds roll in during the overnight. and by four, 5:00 o'clock in the morning we see the rain. heavy at times if you get caught in o

it's led by a canine unit which carries a message to bark up if you see cyber bullying or bullying on campus. the school's business collective corps is donating 250 shirts with the bark up logo to the cause. >> i think before issues at the school where we do have cyber bullying and stuff. it's good to know we're helping elementary school kids like kind of raise them up to think that that's not okay and try to put a stop to it before they get older. >> program rewards kids from grade school to high school who speak up and alert school leaders about cyber bullying as well as bullying throughout the campus. >>> smoking may be a thing of the past in our local beaches. today lawmakers moved forward on a bill that call for a smoking ban at all state parks and beaches. this includes pot and e cigarettes. supporters of the measure say it aims at cutting down on secondhand smoke and cigarette butts. >> society is changing. and it's one thing for people to smoke just out of habit. it's another if they realize they're breaking the law and they're potentially subject to a fine. maybe they'll thin

. >>> an approach to carbon bullying. we're going to take you to the town that's threatening to find the parents of children tagged as bullies. >>> we have one more look at protestors where many gathered at trump's hotel. you can see them at the parking lots. the crowds were so huge that trump had to take an alternate route into the building. coming >>> road rage incident in florida that left a man clinging to the hood camera. witnesses say two drivers got into a heated argument near the miami dade campus. one of them stood in front of the vehicle. the driver hit the gas, stocked the guy onto the hood. the guy just -- the car took off with the man hanging off. the driver made a u-turn. the man on the hood was able to walk away without injuries. >>> in week in theater, you have picks in the theaters. "mother's day" comes early. >> two -- sandy tells us more. >>reporter: dave, liz, more than a month than spring and the block bluster -- captain america opens up and before the block buster, there's a couple of movies hoping t

secretaries panetta and gates and others told us that you can let bullies get away with bullying or you i was talking about ukraine. with the president. and he told me, very bluntly, that ukraine as a non-nato country living in the shadow of russia will also be subject to russian meddling and domination and what he's doing there is basically signaling this is not worth the united states' investment. >> then there were barack obama's overtures to the muslim world, where he hoped to change the images of america. he had pulled american troops out of iraq without a stay behind force that had been recommended by his military advisers. but without a u.s. presence, violence immediately returned across the country. niall ferguson, a professor of history at harvard university, remembers talking to veterans of the war. >> they had turned it around. to be told the mission was being aborted must have been a shattering blow. >> the iraqis, of course, couldn't leave. some found another cause. >> many of them wound up eventually working with isis. to create the force that ultimately came back and inva

it was ed snider who built those broad street bullies.ring where the team flag now flies at half staff apart pair of former flyers still with the organization decades after their playing days ended rep remember the live changing phenomenon that was the broad street bullies. says bob the hound kelly. >> i call that controlled mayhem not goon hockey. >> philadelphia flyers were officially welcomed to the nhl. >> fans are still combing youtube footage for the genesis of that mayhem and here it is. april 13th, 1968 game against the physically intimidating st. louis blues. a bench clearing brawl was capped off the blues knoll pickard sucker punches the flyers claude la forge. broke his jaw, damaged his eye socket and knocked out some teeth. joe watson remember team owner ed snider's reaction. >> mr. snider vowed this would never happen to flyers team again. >> you would never get pushed around. >> thus the broad street bullies were in his mind and we'll get players that can play as well are tough, that can do the job physically as well as scor

bully's pulpit. can being a bully work in this country? have we ever elected somebody who really does come across as a guy, i'm going to shove back. i'm a bully in the world. i'm going to be tougher than put putin. does that sell? >> here's what people don't fully understand. the success of donald trump is not donald trump, it's his supporters. i don't think donald trump has figured that out. the reason i think that's so important is he gets to play by different rules. we first saw that when he criticized mccain. a great american war hero. >> you're so right. >> and nothing happened. >> are we all discounting the edge of the craziness, and say, no, i like the heart of what he's saying, which is, i'm mad like you are. >> no, they're saying he has a big megaphone and he's authentic and he's going to say what he's going to say. >> and you liberal media elite are not going to tell me how to vote. >> absolutely. >> we laugh at that, because we think that's buffoonery. >> but people don't like to be told their stupid. >> those lying media people

why not bullying? and i hope i will be able to talk a little bit about that in a way that might make some sense to you. i will start with just a brief framework for much what mobbing is. mobbing is the targeting of an individual or group of individuals in the workplace, subjecting them to a series of hostile and abusive behaviors that are designed to cast the target in a negative light. to destabilize the target. to show them as being somehow not worthy to remain in the workplace as an entirety or the unit of the workplace. so elimination from the workplace removal, either mandatory removal through to termination or voluntary removal which is an awful lot of what happens in mobbing cases where people just, i can't take this anymore so they leave. so the goal in mobbing his removal of the employee or worker from the organization or unit of the organization or part of the organization. and the other core part of our understanding of mobbing that we built on some of heinz lehman's work is that it also inc

so by performances, talking about how they have been bullied. >> brought it to a few schools. a company came along. we can get you in all the schools. >> i headed to one of their assemblies in plainfield, new jersey. perform a few songs of the kids will know. after a handful of songs are played they go on to tell personal stories about how they were bullied. >> having a hard time fitting in. i didn't even really know where it was. >> i'm glad. all over the country. >> not only did they hold them, but asking for autographs. the doing more assemblies throughout new jersey and will be doing a separate show. criminals are actually teaching these dogs how to detect. >> my life is not the same. >> if this could help i'm letting go. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhal

i have a son with autism, and he's often been the target of bullying.ch so that i have now home schooled him. have you or anyone close to you had an experience with bullying in school, either directly or as a bystander, and how did you deal with it? >> sweetie, you are just writing a recommendation so why don't you tell the story? >> i wrote a recommendation for a young lady who left the school that she was in and is attending another school because she was bullied for being too smart. and my way of helping her is writing a recommendation about what's kind of smart things this young lady has done that's made her so much different than any other high school senior that i know. and i will tell you that when i see bully, and i have seen it, i go right to the top of the school and say, look, what are we going to do about it? i don't always get the results i want but i call it out when i see it. >> i tell my daughters, you need to stand up against it. and i think, reese, there was occasion where you did, didn't you? and bullying is so horrible because what i

i have a son with autism, and he's often been the target of bullying. so much so that i have now home schooled him. have you or anyone close to you had an experience with bullying in school, either directly or as a bystander, and how did you deal with it? >> sweetie, you were just writing a recommendation, so why don't you tell the story? >> i just wrote a recommendation for a young lady who left the school that she was in and is attending another school because she was bullied for being too smart. and my way of helping her is writing a recommendation about what kind of smart things this young lady has done that's made her so much different than any other high school senior that i know. and i will tell you that when i see bullying, and i have seen it, i go right to the top of the school and say look, what are we going to do about it? and i don't always get the results i want but i call it out when i see it. >> the other part of it is i tell my daughters, you need to stand up against it. and i think, reese, there was occasion where you did, didn't you? a

tonight, new questions about the bullying she may have faced. abc's marci gonzalez on the new details. >> reporter: tonight, a troubling new twist in the case of a virginia firefighter who police say committed suicide. investigators now concerned she may have been the victim of cyber bullying. police found nicole mittendorff's body in the shenandoah national forest thursday. and inside her nearby car, what they say was a suicide note. the end to her family's emotional, week-long search after she disappeared. >> sweetheart, i love you. i am praying for you. i'm not sure where you are. but know we are all looking for you. >> reporter: authorities won't say what was in the suicide note, but are now investigating 31-year-old on a local website. anonymous users hurling insults about mittendorf, calling her a "slut" and "ugly." and making similar comments about other women in the fairfax county fire department. investigators won't say whether mittendorff ever saw the website but the fire chief acknowledging the posts writes in a statement -- "i assure

'wul ea we all earned our spots at bullis.er tweet, what's happening at bullis right now is disgusting, disgusting, disgusting, disgusting. the student was dismissed but has the right to appeal for reinstatement. his family said he was quoting the, quote, horrible language in the movie "django unchained." the video has divided the bullis community raising questions about racism. >> when the video was released, i was pretty shocked and just seeing what was said. i think it was an unfortunate situation all around, especially for the community. >> reporter: today the school called 18 student leaders together for an hour-long meeting to discuss a plan years and it's just been so great to me, and it's unfortunate that it happened and -- but i think it's a good opportunity for the community to grow. >> reporter: dr. gerald borman, head of the school, tells me the students will bring about change here. >> one incident doesn't define who we are, and we're not a perfect school but we're working on our imperfections. >> reporter: studen

"the milwaukee journal sentinel" reports the shooting of a teenager by two promgoers had been bullied. jacob wagner was shot by police after he opened fire saturday outside a northern wisconsin high school. he died hours later. two students have nonlife threatening wounds. wagner attended the school but didn't graduate with his class last year. >> we did kind of bond because we were bullied by a lot of the same people. i think we all knew that he was bullied. >> governor scott walker says the quick police response saved lives. >>> "the palm beach post" reports a dispute between the parents two of teens who vanished at sea nine month ago. an iphone was found last week when the bi's-- the boys' boat was recovered. the father of the boy's phone won't give permission to search it. the mother of the other enjoy asking florida's attorney general to intervene. >>> the "news and observer of raufly" reports that rallies are expected today in north carolina's capitol. backers and foes of a controversial new law plan to demonstrate as the state's general assembly opens its session. the law limit

cannot and will not tolerate bullying of any kind at this time. we are respecting the privacy of the family and the chief goes on to say they will take any appropriate action after a thorough investigation. right now members of the club here in washington are gathering at a home in tacoma park. it's where darcy spencer is at the service that just started. darcy? >> reporter: erica, this is a party for prince and part memorial service. take a look behind me. fans of prince have gathered in the back yard of this home in a circle right now going around sharing stories of how prince has affected their lives and how his music has impacted their lives. they wanted the opportunity to come together to share the experience since his death this week. they showed video where they set up and came together and began hugging each other and some people were crying when they showed up here today for this memorial service. everyone simply touched by the death of this music legend, wanting to come and share the xp the music. it touches your soul. it tells your stor

then i got bigger than them and they stop bullying me.] so, i think being sort of suppressed at a young age, or not being suppressed, but challenged at a young age may be into a job mover. that really helped. haslinda: you always wanted to be a businessman. or at least, be in business. as a six-year-old you knew you wanted to be in the business despite the fact that your peers , wanted to be doctors and lawyers. anthony: firemen. haslinda: yeah, why was that? what inspired you at such an early age? anthony: so, i could not speak until six. when i could speak -- haslinda: people were questioning whether you could because you were so quiet. anthony: they took me to a special doctor. [laughter] holy cow, this guy is really stupid. actually, i was very blessed. i think my parents prayed a lot for me. men i woke up, and they found out i was confused with too many languages spoken at home. and when i could speak, i could not stop. i focused on what it wanted to do, which was business. i remember, i stood up on stage, and what do you want to do?

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. >> we were kind of bullied by a lot of the same people, and kind of in the same wave. i think we all knew he was bullied. >> scott walker is calling for more discussions on how to deal with bullying, in schools. >>> now in campaign 2016, hillary clinton will be in philadelphia tonight for a campaign stop at the city hall courtyard. voters in pennsylvania, and delaware will go to the polls tomorrow will to make their choice for president. earlier former secretary of state campaigned in wilmington, delaware. she called donald trump out of touch with the lives of ordinary americans. >>> doors opened in a half an hour at drexel university for a rally with which bernie sanders. vermont senator is bringing star power to help them connect with voters, actor susan surroundon and kendrick samson will be the at the event. the rally at university's athletic center starts at 8:00 . >>> on the republican side donald trump made a last minute campaign stop in rhode island before finishing out his day in our area west chester university served as the backdrop for an afternoon rally. t

i have a son with autism and he has often been a target of bullying.much so that i have now home schooled him. have you or anyone close to you had an experience with bullying in school, either directly or as a bystander and how did you deal with it? >> well, sweetie, you were just writing a recommendation, so why don't you tell the story? >> well, i just wrote a recommendation for a young lady who left the school that she was in and is attending another school because she was bullied for being too smart. and my way of helping her is writing a recommendation about what kind of smart things this young lady has done that makes her so much different than any other high school senior that i know and i will tell you that i when i see bullying, and i have seen it, i go right to the top of the school and say, look, what are we going to do about this? i don't always get the results i want, but i call it out when i see it. >> the other part of it is as i tell my daughters, you need to stand up against it. and i think, reese, there was occasion where you did, did

but i also tell them, do not let anybody be isolated and do not let anybody be bullied.i think it's with the young people. and of course it's with the higher-ups. and i would never hesitate to call their school. and i do. and i think they love when i call there. yeah. >> the other thing we've seen is bullying, when we were kids, it took place in schools. now it's 24 hours a day on social media. so it's not just happening in the schools. do you monitor their social media? >> they have limited social media in the first place. but i follow their instagram or whatever it's called. >> follow the instagram. >> i follow them. but we have talks about it and we have definitely talks about being on social media safely and who you talk to and who you don't. and i think they are pretty protected. but i just feel bad for kids these days. because it's a 24/7 world and it never shuts off. and i wouldn't have wanted to have grown up like that. >> the thing is, if you talk to people who are counselors, our children have a lot of challenges. and there are a lot of kids out there that are

bullying is bad. she has actually dedicated her life now to talking about that. and now, as a campaign strategy, we are being bullied. >> bernie sanders talked with cnn's jake tapper about dawson invoking monica lewinsky's name. >> do you think it's appropriate for your surrogates to be talking about monica lewinsky on the campaign trail? >> rosario is a great actress, she's doing a great job for us. she has been a passionate fighter to see that we increase the voter turnout that we fight for racial economic environmental justice. >> yes or no, should your surrogates be talking about monica lewinsky? >> i have no idea in what context rosario was talking about her. i would hope that all of our people focus on the real issues facing working people and the massive level of income and wealth inequality that we have. >> okay. joining me now to talk about this and more, larry sabido. hi, larry. >> good morning, carol. >> here is the context. rosario dawson was talking about a million dollar effort by a supe

there's a stigma now attached to bullying.nd we'll come after you if you dare pick on this kid or even us. so it's nice to see them policing themselves. they don't want parents and adults to fix the problems. most of those kids said, no, i don't bring it to my parents at least it reaches a threatening level. we can handle it. >> that is hopeful. great reporting. thank you. >>> let's head outside to rob in boston. >> good morning again, guys. at the moment, boston can handle the snow in copley square, where it's piling up on the grassy surfaces. right now the roads are just slushy. look, these are tulips that are just waiting to come out. it's not happening today. maybe another week or two. certainly way down by the snow. let's take a look at the maps and show you where the snow is falling and how long it's going to last. an all-day event. it will continue to pile up. we're looking at temperatures that will be cold enough here for some snow. but look at the warmup for parts of the central plains, 84 degrees in dallas. 78 degree

you can reach out to someone being bullied rather than stand by.. the ending credit says if you're doing to say something mean, just stay silent. silent the name of the video. take a look. it's a very important message to share. >> pam, thank you. >> earth day is on friday and this week on the 9 we're featuring eaton rapids coe friendly segments. >> there trisha, a uc berkeley student and miss california earth 2016 is with us.? a lot of people don't picture who looks like you when they think of a an environmentalist. tell me about the stereo type. >> there's a bad misconception of beauty pageants. misearth usa is unique in which it has a platform that promotes environmental awareness and it trains all these girls to become great emergency management bass or dos of environmental protection. >> tell me how you found out about it. >> i was traveling a board for summer, but laura clark emailed me and said hey, trisha, we're interested in having you as our o california delegate this year. >> there's a little debate. >> a little hesitation because i neve

. >> based on your column today which is online right now, is donald trump a bully? >> absolutely, absolutely. i use that word several times in my column over the month but that was written after the most highly respected pediatric professors and doctors in the talking to me and they said you need to make this point we are not just saying this as rhetoric, this is a clinical diagnosis. of if you look at how we treat people, how we toss about women, protesters, people for some reason who have severe -- it is a textbook case of bullying behavior and her point was we sayt 20 years trying to this is an appropriate, you cannot do this and here we are having an electorate that is embracing this. >> yet, he keeps winning. >> yes, he does. by is it been struck is not racially diverse crowd but beyond that it is just very mixed crowd, men, women -- people from the suburbs, rural areas, struggling parts of indianapolis, you know, manufacturing workers --d it has been a more diverse crowd then i would have expected based on everything i have seen and read leading up to this. ha

i like the slogan and i like donald trump. >> this student was bullied because of his support for trump. >> right off the bat, it was why are you wearing the hat of an ignorant, racist pig? >> reporter: now, more than two- thirs of those teachers surveyed reported that their students, immigrants are very concerned about what might happen to their families after this presidential leak. reporting live from the white house, andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> and that online survey includes 5,000 comments from educators, which point to a trend, particularly acute in schools with high can you see the full report in our wusa 9 app. >>> a democrat backing donna edwards has agreed to remove a clip, featuring president obama from a adit's running. the white house released it. it included chris van holland over his record of gun control. it features a clip of president obama, speaking about the sandy hook elementary massacre. the white house called the president's inclusion in the ad, misleading. >>> syria is holing elections -- holding elections through the new parliament. one reason members of opposit

entitled, "silent" to enter an online competition, a powerful anti-bullying them about bullying at school. no words, but you can see this three girls relentlessly picking on a different student. back -- picking on a death -- deaf student. and that local schools are using her video as a message to the students and the winner of the competition has not been identified yet. >>> cracking down on distracted drivers, and the department wants to spread the message that distracted driving is dangerous to not only those doing it, but to everyone else on the road. they recommend turning off the electronic devices and put them out of reach before you start the engine. >>> there are a few instances going on and the freeway are okay. >> it looks like they may have found someone in the search, but whatever is going on, it's distracting drivers. going to the maccarthur maze, a paramedic vehicle has shown up, and it looks like more police officers have arrived. they're concentrating the search and this appears not to be going away, so if you're driving to the bay bridge, be sure to give yourself some ext