i was humiliated. -- he threw 50 pennies at bay. i was humiliated. -- at me. i was humiliated. >> the waiter says that he did not do that. the manager says witherspoon did not mention anything about a racial slur. >> is about fairness, justice, and equality. >> witherspoon is a member of a committee. he says he did not call police about the incident. the baltimore city naacp is getting involved. >> we encourage the public that if they had experienced similar incidents in the downtown area and especially this restaurant, we are asking them to come forward. the best way we can address and alleviate problems like this is to get this information. >> the owner says the best among -- the restaurant was crowded with over to a hundred people during that night. >> a harvard university professor and a prominent african-american history scholar is accusing police of racial profiling after he was arrested for allegedly breaking into his own home. henry louis gates jr. was breaking through his front door because it was jammed. he gave police identification but became upset

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. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated because i was so stupid. >> she spent $12,000 for a two- bedroom addition to her home. >> i gave him $6,030 for nothing. >> she claims this man did a poor job on his home. we tried to ask him about it. when he calmed down, he said he did not do anything wrong. tonight at 11:00, what the contractors have to say and why getting a licensing number is just not enough. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with john collins. >> if you spotty rainshowers moved across the metro area. -- a few spot the rainshowers moving across the metro area. it has dissipated to some extend credit a little warmer today and more humid. -- to some extent. a little warmer today and more humid. typically this time of year, we would be at 88 degrees for the high. mid 80's for the most part right now. york and lancaster just had a brain so they are a little bit lower. -- just had rain said they are a little bit lower. we have got into the sticky, summerlike airmass. the next significant rain maker is going to be this area of low pressure that will be moving in. partly cl

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. >> this house is a visible symbol of humiliation. >> i am hurt. i cannot do any thing. we have been living in closets. i cannot do anything. i have the neighbors laughing at us. >> embarrassed by the large hole in the back of the house that is covered by a piece of plastic. she had a home improvement contract with this man. she paid him a deposit of $12,000 to expand her mother's home. >> i paid for two bedrooms and a bathroom. this is the extension from one- bedroom. >> she showed us electrical wiring that remains exposed. >> this is on the ground. >> she thought that the contractor was licensed and bonded. he even gave for this card with the license number. the number was for a construction license through another county. the home improvement commission says this is not enough. he must also have a license through them. we confronted him. >> are you going to finish the job? >> yes. >> he is not the only resident upset. what is it you want from mr. scott? >> my money. >> pay us back the $3,000 that you owe us. >> this family says that scott did not complete work at thei

. >> i am embarrassed, humiliated, because i was so stupid. i am hurt. >> she spent $12,000 for eight a two-bedroom addition to her home. >> i gave him money for nothing. >> this man did a poor job on her home. heat -- she thought he was licensed by the state. we tried to ask him about it. when he called down, he said he did not do anything wrong. -- when he calmed down, he said he did not do anything wrong. getting a license number is not enough. >> it is something that many people do. talking on their cell phones while they are driving. the practice is more dangerous than you actually think. to look -- two groups are releasing some research information they found regarding people talking and driving on the phone are putting people in danger around them. >> whether you have a hands free device, the destruction of the conversation causes the increase likelihood of a car crash. >> "the new york times" says the highway safety has urged not to disclose the research to avoid antagonizing members of congress. stop calling me. >> stop calling me. >>

how were you humiliated? tell me what happened. >> well, it was really depressing, because i lost a lot of good friends and a lot of people just stopped talking to me, because they were taking her side on mostly everything. so my story didn't get out of what had happened. i got really depressed and it was really pretty brutal about what the kids and everybody else was saying. >> once again, i want to point out, this was a private e-mail, your private e-mail that was exposed to all these individuals there at school. so, missy, how did this affect mandi's daily routine at school, at home? this must have been pretty tough. >> it was tough. once the e-mails got spread out, she had some people that were going, you go, girl, but that's not what it was about. it was a private conversation between two people. there weren't any threats. it was just simply some vul garity and we handled that at home like we are supposed to as a parent but she has been through so much depression with it. it's not necessarily anything to

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though disorderly conduct charges were eventually dropped, gates's daughter said her father was humiliated. >> no one would expect to get arrested in their own home, no one. >> reporter: gates demanded an apology but the police force said they are standing by sergeant crowley. >> i don't think he acted with any racial motivation at all. he tried to deescalate the situation and made a determination that the only way to stop the situation was to make an crafty. >> reporter: crowley said he's sad the president commented about the story before knowing the full story. what happened in a small town now draws a nation, including the president, into a race debate. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> video of suspected inmate abuse in illinois was released after the three officers involved were cleared of wrongdoing. the officers were accused of mistreating a woman arrested for drunk driving. at one point the inmate is thrown into a concrete wall, then tasered. a review commission determined the officers's actions were ju

. >> i am embarrassed, humiliated, because i was so stupid. i am hers. >> she spent all thousand dollars for a two-bedroom addition to her mother's home. the back part is open and exposed to the only protection is a piece of plastic left by the contractor. >> i gave him $6,030 for nothing. she >> claims this man did a poor -- >> she claims this man did a poor job on her home. when he calmed down, he said he did not do anything wrong. tonight at 11:00, both women's stories, and why getting a license number it just is not enough. for the i-team, i am a very simms. >> how officials think that this shark caught in the street. and cash for clunkers -- is the program right for you? >> hopefully it will inspire people and see if it makes a difference. >> how church is using its conservation to pass on the blessings. >> are we going to get any showers today? it is definitely more humid outside today. i will look at the inpa >> investigators in south florida want to know how this six-foot long shark ended up in the middle of this 2009. the fish may hav

. >> we condemn this video and the public humiliation of prisoners. >> in his hometown, his family remains in seclusion and issued a written statement thanking friends, family, and the public for their support. >> i spoke with his father, and he expressed his gratitude that the press is respecting the privacy. he is a very intelligent, capable young man. >> he is described as a free spirit who liked to ride his bike. he was serving with an alaska- based infantry regiment when he vanished from his base on the afghanistan-pakistan border earlier this month, five months after arriving in afghanistan. many are hoping and praying for his safe release. >> another carbon monoxide scare. residents are recovering from carbon monoxide leak inside their home. officials blamed a faulty water heater. this is the second week in the community in a month. -- leak in the community in a month. sawyer realty also owns town homes in essex. >>> a similar situation in howard county. three people are recovering after being overcome by carbon monoxide in columbia. fire crews responded to the home in the 10,200 bl

military "strongly condemns this public exploitation and humiliation of a prisoner." that word now coming from a u.s. military official very involved in these unfolding events. the u.s. military, i have to tells you, views this video as a proof of life for this soldier, that he is alive at this point and being held by militants. most likely taliban, most likely in eastern afghanistan or somewhere along that afghan/pakistan border. they had made an announcement back in early july after this young soldier went missing. it is believed that he simply, for some reason, left his combat jut post and was captured at that time. the tape, though, stated july 14th, so that's good news. there's at least a proof of life by them. and you might ask why things have been kept so quiet about all of this. until the video came out, it was very quiet, other than that initial statement, because the military was trying desperately to do whatever they could to find him, even distributing flyers in that region, hoping to get him back as soon as they could. but now the militants have put out a

there still is a chance on tuesday but not as high as it this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off b. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. >>> running with the big dogs trail bid a game and a half in the division. they took a bite out of the o's tonight. al east murderer's row. roberts personifying good defensive position shielding the bag. add that to stranded orioles on base and it results in a 7-2 victory. elsewhere, today's cubs/reds affair. a bunch of eye opening moments. tickling the ivy and dancing a bit of a jig. chris rumble, stumble, but not bumbling on the catch. kevin hill bare handing edward. save a run and the cubs beat the reds by the find of 5-3. >>> it is greg norman playing catch me if you can. that's not greg?

not long ago, bouncing a check or overdrafting a debit card was at the very least a humiliating embarrassment as jerry seinfeld's character learned the hard way. >> i noticed you bounced a check at the bidet odega? >> how did you know about that? >> it's posted up with the other bad checks. >> those days are over. >> why don't the banks just not approve transactions if you don't have the money in your account? >> it's -- i mean, it wouldn't generate as much money. >> so they do want you to overdraft? >> i believe they do. >> jake drew should know. a former vice president at bank of america in dallas, he implemented computer programs to maximize bank revenue. how sophisticated are the programs to get as much revenue as they can from overdrafts? >> the last one i work on, the cost of the project was in the hundreds of millions of dollars. and represented over a million hours of just programming alone. >> so the banks know what they're doing? >> they do know what they're doing, they're very sophisticated at it. and they have the resources and the man power to get it done. >> the bank of america

he felt humiliated. sergeant crowley felt offended. so solving that problem. but the bigger issue about race profiling, if this is a teachable moment, the president, the professor and the police are a small classroom. race profiling should be in its proper perspective because it is such a pervasive problem. >> jonathan capehart wrote an op-ed in today's "washington post" which reads, in part, "the arrest of henry lou business gates jr. sparked another debate on race which i suspect will end as quickly as it began with no clearer understanding of the roots of the racial reactions that fueled it." what do you make of that, reverend? what do you hope will be accomplished if these three sit and talk over beers at the white house? >> since he's dealing with health care which is a great moral subject, the president is grappling with now, black people are number one in infant mortality, race profiling in health structure and equality. home and subprime lending cri s crisis, blacks and browns are targeted still and clustered. in the unemployment blacks are number one.

this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> welcome back to "cnbc reports." here again is dennis kneale. >>> all right, you want some real deal? let's talk real earnings. cnbc is earnings central and we are gearing up for the meet of the season. so far, 55 companies in the s&p 500 have reported for the last quarter. and of those 55 companies, 71% have beaten estimates. not bad. 20% have missed estimates, you see here. and 9% were in line. that doesn't say, just because you beat an estimate, that doesn't mean you have earned d money at all. still, better to beat estimates than it is to actually miss estimates. so we'll take it while we c

forces in afghanistan condemns the video calling it public exploitation and humiliation of a prisoner and a violation of international law. private bergdahl's family has also released a statement. it says, we hope and pray for our son's safe return to his comrades and then to our family and we appreciate all the support and expressions of sympathy shown to us by our family members, our friends, and others across the nation. thank you and please continue to keep bowe in your thoughts and prayers. private bergdahl's home state of idaho, a family friend had a message for the young private and all of the men and women serving in uniform. >> bowe, if you see this, know that we love you and we are praying fervently for you and prayers are going up for you from all over the world. stand tall and stand firm, and to all of our valiant men and women in uniform, know that the american people believe in you, support you, and are 100% behind you. we thank god every day that you have our backs. >> we talk now about private bergdahl's capture and what happens next. we will do have with tim crockett,

. >> we are very unhappy with exploitation, public exploitation of a prisoner, and the humiliation that goes with that, that is a violation of international law. >> reporter: while the taliban has claimed responsibility for the abduction, there is still unclear how the soldier went missing last month. the u.s. military says the incident is still under investigation. >> in the video, private berg dahl says he was lagging behind the patrol and after more than two weeks in captivity, he becomes emotional talking about his family. >> i am a very, very good family that i love back home in america. and i miss them every day when i am gone i miss them, and i am afraid i might never see them again. > >> reporter: back home in a written statement his father says he hopes and praise for his son's safe return. >> reporter: the u.s. military says it is doing everything it can to get the soldier back safely but insists there will be no negotiating with terrorists. man difficult clark, cbs news, kabul. >> authorities in san francisco are investigating the country's latest mass transit accident. a col

i remember as i got back in the car and continued on the journey how mew milluate -- humiliated i feltat more needs to be done in race relations. >> i think you have two individuals in which i suspect that the situation could have been resolved in a different way. >> have we reached the point that justice is color-blind? >> no, not yet, but in a much better place than we were at. >> he remembered standing next to the president when the fireworks went off. >> in the quintessential american day and to look over and see this very bright young man, who's african-american, who has been president -- who is now president of the united states. >> that is america, amid conflict, as holder knows better than most. for "nightline," i'm pierre thomas in washington. >> there are many challenges ahead for the attorney general. when we come back, tonight's "closing argument." honey honey honey honey honey! okay... i mean... you can't... this isn't a stove, alright? i mean... what if i just walked into the kitchen and started making a salad? - that'd be weird. - right? i mean, look, there's a technique

i was humiliated. >> he says he told the manager he wanted the waiter fired. the restaurant owner says he is troubled by the allegation. he denies that it happened. he has sworn statements from the winter and other staff who worked at night. according to the waiter, he said, i do not want you to leave without your change it then dropped it in his hand. the manager says the man did comeback but never mentioned anything about a racial slur. the conversation lasted about five minutes. >> it is about fairness, justice, and equality. if it happened to a white person, i would be just as concerned about that. >> the minister says he did not call police about the incident. members of the baltimore naacp are getting involved. >> we encourage the public that if they experienced similar incidents at that restaurant or in the downtown area, we are asking them to come forward. we think the best we can address and alleviate problems is by doing this. >> the officer says there were several people there when the incident allegedly happened. they are trying to find a video tap

purposefully tries to humiliate the islamic world. this image of u.s. actions seems pretty entrenched. it's broader attitudes have shown improvement, what about attitudes toward the u.s.'s adversary, al-qaeda? there has been a shift in attitudes as far as it pertains to pakistan itself. in 2007, if you look at the bottom bar, their activities were seen as a critical threat to pakistan. in the current study, at 82% called al-qaeda's activities a critical threat. this doubled. an overwhelming majority thinks al-qaeda should not be allowed to run training camps. 88% said this. most say they are not. 76% thought this is not the case. nevertheless, if the government were to identify al-qaeda treating -- training camps, a 75% said the government should close them down, even if it requires military force. 17% disagree. this shows a shift in attitudes from 18 months ago. for comparison, in our 2007 goal, a 44% plurality then it favored the pakistani army capturing al-qaeda fighters, while 36% were opposed. even if the u.s. were to identify al-qaeda treating cam

this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading.um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. (announcer) regular kool-aid. goes almost three times further than soda. kool aid. delivering more smiles per gallon. ♪ one is the loneliest number that you ever knew ♪ >> on monday's show we brought you footage from fire dog lake's mike stark, footage in which he asked republican members of congress on capitol hill whether they were birthers essentially or whether they were willing to say that the president was in fact born in the united states and isn't secretly foreign and therefore secretly not really president. well, mr. stark has now gone back out for round two patrolling capitol hill to ask still m

not long ago bouncing a check or overdrafting a debit card was at the very least a humiliating embarrassmentlearned the hard way. >> i noticed you bounced a check the bodega. >> reporter: how did you know about that? >> he taped it up on his cash register with all of the other bad checks. >> he can't do that. >> the only way you'll learn. >> reporter: those days are over. why don't the banks just not approve transactions if you don't have the money in your account? >> they wouldn't generate as much money. >> reporter: so they do want you to overdraft? >> i believe they do. >> reporter: jake drew should know. a former vice president at bank of america in dallas, he implemented computer programs to maximize bank revenue. how sophisticated are these programs to get as much revenue as they can from overdrafts? >> the last one that i worked the hundreds of millions of as dollars and it represented over a million hours of just programming alone. >> reporter: so the banks know what they're doing? >> they do know what they're doing. they're very sophisticated at it and they have the resources and th

forces in afghanistan condemns the video calling it public exploitation and humiliation of a prisoner and a violation of international law. private bergdahl's family has also released a statement. it says, we hope and pray for our son's safe return to his comrades and then to our family and we appreciate all the support and expressions of sympathy shown to us by our family members, our friends, and others across the nation. thank you and please continue to keep bowe in your thoughts and prayers. private bergdahl's home state of idaho, a family friend had a message for the young private and all of the men and women serving in uniform. >> bowe, if you see this, know that we love you and we are praying fervently for you and prayers are going up for you from all over the world. stand tall and stand firm, and to all of our valiant men and women in uniform, know that the american people believe in you, support you, and are 100% behind you. we thank god every day that you have our backs. >> we talk now about private bergdahl's capture and what happens next. we will do that with tim crockett,

this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading..eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> the average american household carries more than $8,000 in credit card debt and in this economy many of those families are finding it harder than ever to keep up with their payments. so some of them have turned to a new kind of business, debt settlement companies they're called which promise to slash their credit card bills for a price. but is it worth it? >> this is the sound of success. according to credit solutions of america, the largest debt settlement company in the country. employees ring a bell every time they persuade a credit card company to settle somebody's debt for less what they really owe.

purposesly tries to humiliate the islamic world. this reaction of the u.s. towards muslim countries seems pretty entrenched. but if broader attitudes towards the united states have shown little improvement, what about attitudes towards al qaeda, the u.s.'s adversary. there has been a shift in opinion towards al qaeda so far as it regards pakistan itself. in late 2007, if you look at the bottom bar, 41% shaw al qaeda's activities as a critical threat to the vital interests of pakistan in the next 10 years. in the current studies, 82% called them a critical threat to pakistan. so this doubled. an overwhelming majority thinks al qaeda should not be allowed to run training camps in pakistan. 88% said this. however, most say al qaeda is not operating training camps in pakistan. 76% thought this is not the case. nonetheless, if the pakistani government were to identify al qaeda training camps in the country, 74% said the government should close them down even if it requires use of military force. 17% disagreed. this shows a shift in attitudes from 18 months ago. f

are we going to change school because we humiliate and degrade our marines and soldiers and airmen all the time. i mean, it's not fun sometimes being in the military, right? >> clearly -- >> we don't get too much sleep, we're sleep deprived, we don't always get food, three meals a day so we're giving detainees better treatment than i got than those jags sitting behind you if you went to ranger school -- if either one of you went to ranger schools, he's saying yes, he was humiliated and he was degraded. so are we going to make that same standard for detainees, the same standard that we have, too? >> without a doubt, congressman, i will not disagree with you. being in the military is hard. it is difficult. you don't always get three meals a day. but this is -- please understand, sir, this is not about being nice to the bad guys. it is about american values, who we are as americans and how we would want our people treated -- >> i'm out of time. i think the reciprocity argument is absurd. this is al-qaeda and incarnate and what america does is win wars. we don't do it with bad law, you kno

. >> in the other case governor sanford first abandons the state, humiliates mrs. sanford, now he abandons the state while trying to patch things up with mrs. sanford. clearly south carolina is number one on the list of the abused people in this equation but again, is it the woman victim here, jenny sanford, the glue that is keeping her husband together with that job? >> you know, it's too bad. i have to say i love jenny sanford early on because her responses were, you know, i'm worried about my children. whatever happens in his political career is his business. and then of course there was a kind of humiliation factor when, you know, senator motor mouth just started talking about his soul mate and just, you know, sort of really exploded this. what i can say is this. you know, clearly, i hope that the choices jenny sanford is making about her family, which, you know, any of us can understand, a womanmayor -- married and raising children, people make all kinds of choices in marriage. that said i was dating a man who was running for mayor of new orleans and part of t

. >> we're very unhappy with the public exploitation of a prisoner and the humiliation that goes with that. that's a violation of international law. >> reporter: bergdahl's family released a statement saying we hope and pray for our son's safe return to his comrades, and then to our family. the taliban group holding him have not set any conditions for his release. cbs news, new york. >> bergdahl deployed to afghanistan in february. >>> irish author frank mccourt passed away today at the age of 78. he is best known for his memoir angela's ashes. mccourt was suffering from meningitis and melanoma. he wrote "angela's ashes" after retiring from 30 years as a new york high school english teacher. >>> pope benedict xvi stood before hundreds this morning blessing them despite a cast on his broken wrist. it was the first public appearance for the pope since he took a fall at the papal vacation home. he thanked well wishers who prayed for his health. >>> north baltimore residents joined in the fight against bone marrow cancer tonight. with just a swab of your cheek like that you can register a

and, the often humiliating experiences of people with disabilities and their families, when they go to houses of worship. captioning sponsored by the lilly endowment >> abernethy: welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. in iran, after weeks of protest, the country's religious authority validated the disputed presidential election and widened efforts to quash dissent. the guardian council, a body of clerics and islamic law experts, this week formally certified president mahmoud ahmadinejad as the winner after a partial ballot recount. meanwhile, a senior cleric, ayatollah ahmed khatami, said the protesters were "at war with god" and should be "dealt with without mercy." he said iran's supreme leader rules by god's design and should not be defied. riverside church in new york city, one of the nation's best- known congregations, has accepted the resignation of senior minister brad braxton two months after his installation. lucky severson reports. >> reporter: braxton was controversial from the start. some congregants complained that his compensation package was excessiv

enough to avoid near certain humiliation? the moment of truth, the pitch. maybe not a strike, but come on, it could have been much worse. much worse. trust me, trust mariah carey. john berman, abc news, pawtucket, rhode island. >>> and i can tell you, john was worried about that for dace before he did it. we have late word a white house source tells john the president will warm up with albert pujols before tomorrow's game. that's not bad in and of itself. that's "world news" for this monday i'm charlie gibson. hope you had a good day for all monday i'm charlie gibson. hope you had a good day for all of us have a good night. captions by vitac

gates was humiliated. mr. crowley was offended. so you have this kind of perfect storm.nk that certain details will come out because this case will not go away. it does raise a bigger question of racial profiling in the country. it's not just -- it is police profiling to the extent a million are black in prison, that's a big deal. we all have known racial profiling but it's subprime lending for foreclosure targeting? is the bank lending targeting and employment targeting? it's not just police fro filing. it's around the institutional rather what mr. president calls structural inequality. >> i'll even go beyond structural inequality, reverend and say if you believe the impulse analysis test which they just show faces. toure and i are going to take. it's a harvard test that shows you faces of black men, latino men, white women and it sound 70% have an unconscious bias against black faces, including black people. >> well, that is a meaningful dialogue and not denial. it also means if there is structural equality, let's fight for equality. why the blacks on the baseball fiel

. >> we're very unhappy with the exploitation, public exploitation of a prisoner and the humiliation that goes with that. it violates international law. >> reporter: bergdahl is 23 years old and had been in afghanistan 5 months when he was captured. as of yet, the taliban has not set any conditions for his release. michelle? >> susan roberts in washington. susan, thanks. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in india this morning, where she's expected to sign agreements on arms sales and nuclear reactors. clinton is meeting with top defense officials today. it would pave the way for india to buy sophisticated arms. the nuclear deal would allow u.s. companies to sell nuclear reactors to india. >>> in this country, president obama's plans to overhaul the healthcare system are taking center stage. today the president meets with healthcare providers. congressional democrats have come up with the plan the administration calls a work in progress. the congressional budget office calls it a budget buster. kimberly dozier reports. >> reporter: america got a collective case of sticker shoc

we condemn the use of this video and the public humiliation of prisoners. it is against international law. >> the u.s. military says the captors are demanding that the search stops and that the u.s. goes home. a spokesman for the military says that won't happen. >> in tonight's medical alert, time is running out for the president's health reform effort. he wants it done before lawmakers go on vacation before august. republicans are saying it is going to fall apart. brian has the story from washington. >> the ad characterers who helped kill president clinton's health care reform plan are back. this time harry and louise are helping obama. >> a little more cooperation, a little less politics, and we can get it done this time. >> but they say the president's got the wrong prescription. >> the care is not going to be there, and the results aren't going to be there. >> the health care reform battle is heating up on tv and the internet as the fight comes down to the wire on capitol hill with the deadline looming. >> the president knows can't sell it if the debate

enough to avoid near certain humiliation? the moment of truth, the pitch. maybe not a strike, but come on, it could have been much worse. much worse. trust me, trust mariah carey. john berman, abc news, pawtucket, rhode island. >>> and i can tell you, john was worried about that for dace before he did it. we have late word a white house source tells john the president will warm up with albert pujols before tomorrow's game. that's not bad in and of itself. that's "world news" for this monday i'm charlie gibson. hope you had a good day for all monday i'm charlie gibson. hope you had a good day for all of us have a good night. captions by vitac they think, "oh, i want to lower my costs." we do what we call an "on your side review" and we can consult with them about how they can do things to save money by taking advantage of discounts. we try to save them money, i mean, we really do. get the "on your side review" and save call nationwide insurance today. my name is sandy garza and i'm on your side. this is "jeopardy!"

people still embarrassed and humiliated and still disappointed and hurt and angry about the fact thispened to be the city where dr. king was assassinated. you go to dallas, certain parts of dallas, if you talk to folk who have been around for a while, the city of dallas can demever move beyond the -- can never move beyond the fact that j.f.k. was shot in dallas. what kind of burden does the city still feel or bear, if any, given that these murders took place during the civil rights era? >> that hist will be forever -- history will be forever etched in our memory. deep wounds you never -- you heal, but you never forget the scars. and i think philadelphia is in that mode right now. we never forget the scars. history won't let us forget it. we won't let us forget it. but also we've healed. we are healing. my election is a signal that healing is -- has taken place in the south, in philadelphia, in the state of mississippi. the significance of it is that i received votes from all the communities, white, black, everybody. so the change of heart, the change of mind, the movement to move forw

. >> a child who is afraid at school, a child who is humiliated in the hallway, does it really matter instruction lesson is? >> reporter: anti-bullying advocate say schools, families, and students need to stand up. >> if even one kid stands up and tells a friend why don't you say something with me, i think it's the kids who can make a difference for the kids. >> reporter: bullying starts in preschool, making this call for action according to advocates that much more urgent. >> the most important thing i learned is that bullying is not an inevitable part of growing up. it can be prevented, and there isn't a moment to lose. >> reporter: experts say this tragedy points out that antigay insults have become a central part of bullying, whether the student is gay or not, as was the case with carl. viviana hurtado, abc news, washington. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is chief meteorologist norm lewis, and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> take a look at this video out of new york state. we've actually been spoiled by the nice weather we've had here lat

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