even once giving false reports that he attended a muslim madrassa. the president wrote fondly about his life here in his autobiography "dreams of my father." >> and of my heartfelt friends. >> reporter: independent nearbies have jumped on the obama train. a statue of little barry, now stands at one of the elementary schools the president attended. and a writer and filmmaker has written the world's longest book about obama and made a movie about the president's childhood here called "little obama." george and robin, earlier this week, duke universe class published posthumously the study that president obama's mother worked on here. indonesias are not the only ones getting in on the action. george and robin. >>> we're going to turn to the death verdict handed down in the connecticut murder case. andrea canning has been following this emotional story for us. >> reporter: after four days of an intense and divided jury deliberation -- >> i felt so terrible. i didn't know if i wanted to cry or just die. so i stopped attempts to interpret any knock on the d

even once giving reports that he attended a muslim madrassa. he writes about it in "dreams of my father." indonesiaens have jumped on the obama train. a statue of little barry, now stands at one of the elementary schools the president attended. and a writer and filmmaker has written the world's longest book about obama and made a movie about the president's childhood here called "little obama." earlier this year, duke university class published -- >> that was like "the karate kid" these to indonesia. >> it did, george. >>> we're going to turn to the death verdict handed down in the connecticut murder case. andrea canning has been following this emotional story for us. >> reporter: after four days of an intense and divided jury deliberation -- >> i felt so terrible. i didn't know if i wanted to cry or just die. so, i stopped to interpret any knock on the door. >> reporter: and three, long years after waiting, have william petit finally watched the man who killed his wife and two daughters receive the ultimate punishment. >> it's a hole with jagg

public school that during the presidential campaign some news outlets inaccurately labeled as a madrassastood out in many ways. they say he was a boy scout and he could not stand kids who cheated ed ied in sports and h hold his own. i understand he was teased because he looked different. >> some kids teased him, but he teased back, also. >> reporter: it seems that everybody who knew barry satoro has a story to tell. for this man, it was a fight over a toy gun. >> he lifted me high. >> reporter: and when you see him, are you going to remind him that he dropped you. >> my pain, you know. >> reporter: still hurting? >> yes. >> reporter: and unfortunately the others who hoped to see president obama in the trip will not, because he was scheduled to be on the ground for less than 24 hour, and now with the erupting volcano the trip has been cut short s and all of the friends of him always wanted to see him and the first lady and the daughter sasha and malia to welcome them back to the obama home, and neighborhood and white house officials said it might happen next year when he at the ends the i

presidential campaign some news outlets incorrectly labeled as a madrassa or radical muslim school.ood out in many ways. they say he was a boy scout, couldn't stand kids who cheated in sports and he could hold his own. i understand he was teased a little bit because he looked different. >> yes. some of the kids teased him. but he liked to tease also. >> reporter: four years living in indonesia and it seems everyone who knew barry has a story to tell. for this childhood friend it was a fight over a toy gun. >> he took me very high. >> reporter: and dropped you? >> yes. >> reporter: if you see him are you going to remind him he picked you up and dropped you? >> yes, of course. my pain -- >> reporter: still hurting? >> yes. >> suzanne joins me now from new york. it's interesting what his teacher said about how he grew up in this diverse neighborhood going to a catholic school in a country majority muslims. i was going to say barry -- barack obama writes about this in his book. he discuss s. the fact that there might have actually been he said some influence on his character by growing

cult of death except that was imposed upon him, but it wasn't a child that was raised in a radical madrassa in a school that he was going to go to. this was a child whose life experience had given him a sense of desperation of hopelessness this seemed to be one of his most voluble alternatives. now again, we say you should look and nonviolence. a month ago i met with a palestinian leader is an advocate for nonviolence and four or five individual leaders who champion on violence. what's happening to people engaged in on violence they're being imprisoned without trial, they are being beaten and the world is largely ignoring it. if you want to change behavior, you have to have a viable alternative. if you oppress the viable alternative what else would you expect? what i would suggest is we need to make sure that we first address the conditions that can contribute to the desperation, second, that we support alternatives, and feared, on the other side i think a cold hard reality is also necessary. white said so far may sound like what he would expect from a psychologist and a democrat. there are