i asked -- as soon as joseph has an issue, can i give me -- can be called? i was not called. what it comes to mr. braxton, i am upset with him. he has a stack of referrals and complaints. he has never given me a meeting. i have asked over and over and i have not received a meeting. i did not understand how you can -- what do you want to do as a parent? if you do not call me and let me know what is going on with my child? i have this one specific teacher that has a stack of reports on my child. i asked her from a-1, when joseph has a problem, call me and we can resolve that. i never got a telephone call but even to apply where my son got in trouble. he got injured on his football game and he was out of school. i got a call from ms. hurley say she had a rougher -- a referral say that joseph was missing school. she write so many referrals on my son, she had to write one when he was not at school. you need to address the situation and what my meeting. i do not know who ms. eberhart is. thank you. >> i am a parent of a child at school. i want to address the issues at martin luther

joseph's medical center has found a new partner. hospital officials say they are transfering the facility to the university of maryland medical system. st. joseph's has been dealing with a drop in patients after a class-action lawsuit involving extents and its former lead cardiologist. >>> the maryland house passed a budget considerably different than the senate came up with. david, what's next? >> they're going to have to hammer out a compromise, and quick. the session ends april 9. but no matter what version is adopted, the bottom line is it may cost you more to live in morled. it's about the children -- >> this budget is one that invests in our future. >> no, it hurts small business. >> am i upset about this? you're darn right i am. >> bumper sticker size arguments summing up the political divide over balancing the state budget. >> we can't keep going down this road. i hear it every time i go home. people can't afford this. >> the house passed a personal income tax rate increase of .25 % for single filers making more than 100,000

joseph has since had chest reconstructive surgery to make him appear more male.but there are some things that could not be reversed. >> no bottom surgery. i still have the altered equipment that appears female. and, you know, and functions like a female's. >> joseph's complicated situation makes him wary for others. >> i wouldn't discourage someone from having a sex change operation, but what i would do is ask them to explore all the other possibilities, take your time. there's no rush. no reason to rush into having surgery. i would hate for somebody to get all the way through surgery like i did and then find out years later that it was actually a mistake. >> coming up, joseph finally accepts who he has become, but can he find the love he's always yearned for? >> it's not like i can go out and get a penis transplant or whatever, and i wouldn't want to. my body works just fine. i just need to find somebody who likes me the way i am. slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little

joseph medical center has a new partner. they are transferring the facility to the university of maryland medical system. st. joseph's has been dealing with a drop in patients after a class-action lawsuit involving stents. >> the health care act is the topic of a presidential campaign as the supreme court prepares to hear oral arguments next week regarding the constitution nalt of the -- constitutionality of the law. steve handelsman has more. >> president obama did not celebrate yesterday. signing what opponents called "obama-care" gave the president a big burden. even though democrats claim 86 million americans have benefited. >> today no child in america is denied health coverage because of preexisting medical conditions. >> polls show americans divided on the plan. it bans insurance companies from dropping compling, provides free preventative service, and mandates everyone buy in. opponents hate the mandate on principle. >> the federal government -- could the federal government order you to eat carrots? could it order yo

. >> tim joseph has had par kinson's like symptoms. >> do you think it's related to the tests at edgewoodolutely. the substances affect the same regions of the brain. they gave him such high doses that he ranged from overdose with one substance to the anecdote back and forth. he had to get a very powerful antipsychotic drug because he flipped out. >> at what point does an 18-year-old kid think this is for life? what they are doing to me is going to affect my health for the rest of my life? >> things were different then. you believed in your government and wouldn't believe they would give you something to harm you intentionally. >> i tell you, we wanted to talk about the lawsuit with the v.a. and defense department. they declined to be interviewed on camera but offered this statement. it is quote made it a priority to identify all service members exposed to biological substances. the v.a. has offered medical attention to them. they are expected to go to trial next year. >>> coming up, a former model, former actress, young and healthy, then suddenly, she got hit by a car. if you don't think

. >> reporter: father beatty has been at st. joseph for a year and a half ministering to 200 families. what are they saying to you? >> they're in mourning. losing a building isn't like losing a person, obviously, but it is a loss. those people walking around are still the parish and nothing is knocking them over. i look at devastation of this magnitude with no loss of life, and it's hard for me to feel anything but lucky. >> reporter: now, st. joseph has insurance, scott, and that will help, and, of course, father beatty is undeniably optimistic. as he put it, "we'll rebuild. we'll get through it, and the people here know that." >> pelley: dean, thank you very much. the people in branson, missouri know that they were luckier. no one was killed there. officials in branson tell us today that they'll be open for tourist season a little bit later this month. a few music venues and hotels were seriously damaged when the tornado hit, but the folks there got more warning than usual because of a new kind of radar, and we asked mark strassmann

johnathan josephs has the latest. >> the harrowing scenes inside this tunnel are any parent's worst nightmare. hundreds of emergency service personnel were quickly on the scene in the canton of valais. the coach, carrying two classes of schoolchildren, crashed into the wall of the tunnel, killing many of them. regrettably, we have to announce that 28 people have been killed, among them, 22 children, age 12, as well as six adults, including the two drivers of the coach. 24 other children were injured. at this stage, it's unclear exactly how the tragic accident happened, but prosecutors have established that the bus hit a concrete wall head on. the relatively new vehicle, which was equiped with seat belts, was taking the children home after a week of skiing in the swiss alps. many of the injured have been flown to hospitals across switzerland. help for the families has been set up. in the belgian town of heverlee, some of those families gathered outside the school gates to comfort one another, their grief clearly visible. >> this is a shock for the whole nation, and it's a real tragedy, first o

hearing the documentary film when viral on you tube about uganda's child soldiers and warlord joseph kony has engendered a very strong. the latest news on this story is over we can all see the russian president has put full support to the u.n. arab and voiced peace mission in syria saying this will be their last chance to avoid a programmed and bloody civil war that has coffee and on them to make sure it's bed of coals talks and also discussing possible solutions to the crisis and ways of getting all sides to the negotiating table. atomic security is under the spotlight as representatives from fifty countries gather you saw what a second day international news this summit with the rio grande as you know that you're. going to lose thousands of people have marched in silence calling people tolerance up to a man of old year in origins was sheltered in a standoff with police holding his killing of seven people discover the deaths that saving social exclusion of minorities in france is taking the country for the badge of more. often expats this with kate. hello and welcome to this course and here

joseph kony has continued to abduct young people in congo right now and some of them are still dying. >> that was back in october of last year. she escaped the kony army when she was just 13 years old. she is now 22. she is part of the strong heart fellows program an advocate for children abducted by the lra. you have seen the video "kony 2012." what is your reaction to the video? >> thank you very much. i am here tonight to advocate on the thousand of young people who are still in the lra in the bush with joseph kony. the way i feel about the joseph kony in 2012 my own opinion is that i think i would be glad to see the faces of the children who are being abducted to make those kid become well known to the peel around the world. not the face of joseph kony. joseph kony, he is the one who are abducted the young kid. and i feel like it might be better if it were the faces of the children. it's better than joseph kony himself. >> evelyn, the "kony 2012" film makers say we should support the army to get kony and military strategy. you were there. do you believe that is the best way to app

. >>> a video about the alleged crimes of african warlord joseph kony has become the most viral videoeen seen on you-tube more than 46 million times helped by tweets from celebrities. ben tracy takes a closer look at the fast rise of the video and the charity behind it. >> the night i met jacob, he told me what he and other children in northern uganda were living there. >> the online film shows a boy's fight for survival. >> my brother tried to escape. then they killed him. they cut his neck. >> the 30-minute story is designed to raise awareness of the war crimes of joseph kony, the leader of the resistance army or lra in uganda. he's accused of kidnapping 30,000 children in the past 26 years. >> turning the girls into sex slaves and the boys into child soldiers. and forces them to kill their own parents. >> a san diego-based charity called invisible children produced a video. it went online monday. the website asked viewers to message 20 celebrities to get them to spread the word about the film. oprah winfrey, ellen degeneres and ryan seacrest mentioned it to their followers on twitt

joseph's has been dealing with a trop in patients and has been looking to partner with another medical uffered -- university of maryland said it is committed to honoring the catholic identity but cardinal o'brien is said to be expressing disappointment about the sale. >>> and in a movement called stand up for religion, groups are rallying against the two-year-old health reform act. >> those that came out to the rally say it's not an issue be health care, it's an issue of religious freedom. >> freedom! freedom! freedom! >> concerned maryland residents and area leaders gathered in downtown baltimore to send a stern and vigorous message for the obama administration. don't take away the country's religious freedom. >> this is not about birth control, not about contraceptive. it is about telling people of faith that the federal government has a belief and your belief better agree with them no matter what your religion dictates. >> even in the face of abusive government power we must stand to bear witness to the truth, no matter what. >> the rally, "stand up for religious freedom," was one o

>>> right now, rescuers are looking for a 27-year-old man who went rock climbing and has not been seen since. joseph mchenry has been missing since last friday. he told friends he was going rock climbing and camping at a secluded beach. the coast guard and local police have serged the shoreline. to far, no sign of him. >>> the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi takes a step forward today. the judge could rule as soon as this afternoon whether to allow the submission of a 55-second video. the video shows bruises on the officer's wife's arm. attorneys will argue it should in the be admitted as evidence. today they'll also decide in a particular expert will be able to testify. >>> a salinas and morgan hill man are given 20 years each. it began in gilroy in 2010. operation garlic press tracked down those involved in a state-wide crime network. so far, police have arrested more than 100 people in this 18-month operation. >>> a south bay hospital taking a big hit from the government. st. louise in gilroy has had status suspended over serious deficiencies with the contracted dialysis services. t

. >> tim josephs has parkinson's disease that forced him to retire early. >> the whole thing stinks.mericans if they knew about it would not tolerate it. this behavior towards our veterans. they would not allow it to happen. >> the attorney is suing the department of defense and the department of veteran affairs on behalf of edgewood veterans. >> what are do you hope to get for them? >> nothing for themselves on this case. other than perhaps medical care. they are not going to get any money. they want proper notices of the substances they receive and the doses and the health effects and many of them have never been notified. they don't want it swept under the rode and had everyone die. that's why they are doing it. >> we wanted to talk about the lawsuit with the va and defense department. they declined to be interviewed on camera citing litigation. they gave us a statement instead. the department of defense said it made it a priority to identify all service members exposed to chemical and biological substances and the va offered free medical evaluations to thousands of veterans. >> o

joseph has been representing himself in the quadruple murder case.showed up in the superior court with his new advisory counsel. the advisory counsel may not speak on his behalf during the trial although a date is yet to be set. >>> he's accused of killing many women from the 1970s to the 1990s. all four were strangled. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> the police department is putting the city on alert. police say they are trying to crackdown on a spike in burglaries. in 2010 there were 110 burglaries in the city. in 2011 that number shot up to 149. but this year's number has been worried. 70 burglaries in just the first three months almost half as many as last year. reggie attended a special gathering tonight where police are telling residents how to protect themselves. >>> the burglary community meeting just wrapped up here at walters hays elementary school. about 150 people are victims themself and asked victims about the rise in crime and police gave the presentation and announced their lock it or lose it. it basically asks rest

the documentary film that went viral on you tube about uganda is child soldiers and a warlord joseph kony has engendered very strong reactions and is the film about the suffering of children or a well orchestrated plan preparing public opinion for still another western military adventure in a foreign country. to. live . to cross not the county two thousand and twelve campaign i'm joined by i will johnson in london he is director at viewpoint africa and you know ward winning journalist and african affairs in paris we go to julie alone oh she is head of the africa desk at internet without borders and in washington we go to jendayi frazier she is a distinguished service professor at carnegie mellon university hines college and department of social and decision sciences all right folks this is cross not going into you can jump in anytime you want iow if i go to you first in london what was your reaction to this documentary because i watched it very carefully twice actually for its production value and for its editorial value production value all give it a ten out of ten but for what its message w

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. >>> accused seer why will killer joseph naso has been representing himself on charges of killing four women between 1987 and 1994. he will have somebody servings as advice torii council. >>> now police pepper sprayed occupied protesters last november. two names are already known. two thieves and lieutenant john pike and other officers asked to have their name be kept sealed. >>> the justice has heard six arguments over the past three days. demonstrators from the healthcare debate demonstrated outside the high court. legal analysts seem divided over the government's powers. >> they are supposed to be of limited powers and the question is how far can those limited power allly stretch. there is a question of whether the government can require people to get healthcare or pay a fine. they considered whether all 50 provisions would have to be scrapped if the individual mandate was ruled uncons executionnal. >>> they are raising concerns about a new hospital in san francisco. under an agreement, california pacific would build a new hospital at the site on van nuys. they would represent the m

. >> tim josephs has parkinson's disease, a condition that forced him to retire early. >> the whole thingtinks. i'll tell you, americans, if they knew about it, would not tolerate it, this kind of can behavior toward our veterans. they would not allow it to happen. >> attorney gordon erspammer is suing the department of defense and the department of veterans affairs on behalf of those at edgewood. >> what do you expect to get for them? >> they're not going to get anything out of this case, except for perhaps medical care. they're not going to get any money. they want to get proper notice of the substances they received, the doses, and the health effects. many of them have never been notified of anything. they were mistreated and they don't want to let this be swept under the rug and have everyone die and never see the light of day. that's why they're doing it. >> we wanted to talk about the lawsuit with the v.a. and defense department. they declined to be interviewed on camera, citing the pending litigation. they gave us a statement instead. the department of defense said it has made it a

. >> reporter: tim josephs has parkinson's disease.dition that forced him to retire early. >> the whole thing stinks. i'll tell you, americans, if they knew about it, would not tolerate it, this kind of behavior toward our veterans. they would not allow it to happen. >> reporter: this attorney is suing the department of defense and the department of veteran affairs on behalf of edgewood veterans. what do you hope to get for them in an ideal situation? >> they're going to get nothing for themselves out of this case other than perhaps medical care. they're not going to get any money. they want to get proper notice of the substances they received, the doses, and the health effects. many of them had never been notified of anything. they were mistreated. and they don't want this to be swept under the rug and have everyone die and never see the light of day. that's why they're doing it. >> reporter: we wanted to talk about the lawsuit with the v.a. and defense department. they declined to be interviewed on camera, citing the pending litigati

. >> tim josephs has parkinson's disease, a condition that forced him to retire early. >> the whole thing stinks. i'll tell you, americans, if they knew about it, would not tolerate it, this kind of behavior toward our veterans. they would not allow it to happen. >> attorney gordon erspammer is suing the department of defense and the department of veterans affairs on what have of edgewood veterans. >> what do you expect to get for them? >> they're not going to get anything out of this case, except for perhaps medical care. they're not going to get any money. they want to get proper notice of the substances they received, the doses, and the health effects. many of them have never been notified of anything. they were mistreated and they don't want to let this be swept under the rug and have everyone die and never see the light of day. that's why they're doing it. >> we wanted to talk about the lawsuit with the v.a. and defense department. they declined to be interviewed on camera, citing the pending litigation. they gave us a statement instead. the department of defense said it has made it

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though johnny handsome has the music and the production value the video is not without some weirdness like where the director explains the war lord to his five-year-old son. >> josephnd what he does is he takes children from their parents and he gives them a gun to shoot. he makes them shoot and kill other people. >> jon: good night, sweety. (laughing) by the way if you enjoyed that clip, you can order the film maker's whole time life series families tragedy horrible histories miss mysteries of human illness. it includes classics like people can die unexpectedly and for no good reason. sometimes you're at the beach and a giant wave can sweep everybody away. there are groups called terrorists who want bombs to kill everyone. and the psychological sweetness you feel is merely a bubble your mom and i have created. we're joined by senior correspondent al madrigal. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. ( cheers and applause ) the video has gotten a huge reaction online. what do you make of this? >> two words, jon. cyber bullying. >> jon: wait. >> that's right. some poor guy named joey minding his own business in africa and suddenly 74 million people are making him

joseph has a broken arm, his wife had to get nearly 30 stitches in her head, but otherwise, they're ok. the couple says things could have been much, much worse, as they had just dropped off their children just a few minutes earlier. >> in this morning's consumer alert, a new report finds that the number of teens and young adults who smoke has reached epidemic proportions. the surgeon general's report is the first one from the office since 1994. it not only finds one in four american high school seniors smokes, but nine out of 10 current smokers started smoking before the age of 18. the findings also show that approximately 80% will continue to smoke as adults. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think needs to be done to bring down the rising number of teen smokers? share your response on wbaltv.com, and on our facebook page, or send an email to watercooler@wbaltv.com. a dallas business has found a new wato help people relieve stress. it has nothing to do with yoga or massage, but instead, appeals to their basic instinct to destroy things. it's called th

recruiting child soldiers >>we're going to make joseph kony a household name not to celebrate him >>joseph kony hascused of crimes against humanity the kidnapped children were often forced to kill other children or even members of their own family >>the charity that produced the film has come under fire because only about one-third of the nearly $9 million raised has gone to aid programs in africa the white house however has praised this film. >>the new jobs report numbers that just came out this morning and the major department store are offering free shipping on everything beginning next week. and also ahead why coke and pepsi are changing their recipes and later in lunchbreak we are cooking with a look at today's business headlines ... checking the market's the stocks are up across the board the doubt is up to four year high leveldow jones averages are up to a four year high level ... that's on the latest jobs numbers ... when it comes to wages there's a big if.. earningswages rose less than 2 percent over the last year the latest faa forecast said that a shrinking number of seats on airplanes a

. >>> we have spent some time today on this conversation that has absolutely erupted surrounding a warlord. this man is named joseph out, this particular conversation has not been driven by the government, by human right groups, by movie stars. in case you haven't heard, this conversation is being driven by perhaps your own kids, middle, high school kids. kids who have gotten onto youtube to watch this half hour documentary. here it is again. ♪ >> this is a clip from kony 2012. it was just released on monday. already it has gotten more than 50 million views, 50 million clicks driven by viewers under the age of 25. so all of these kids have suddenly had a sense of activism. it's now awakened. great for them, but this warlord joseph kony has been terrorizing africa for two decades, and there is someone who has tried to draw attention to joseph kony, and we spoke to her. >> i spoke with young mothers who said, we don't know in the morning if we will wake up. and another group of people said it was common practice in that area of south sudan they would raid, they would take small babies and to terrorize the rest of the