after bouts with depression, alcohol and drugs, mccormick today is happily march rid with a daughter.ve mama a kiss. >> reporter: and a wife who gave up on the church. >> we both converted to lutheranism because of this. i don't have faith in the catholic church whatsoever at all. >> that was gary tuchman reporting, catch the entire documentary tonight and tomorrow night, it will air at 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> brand name or generic? what happen when is your drug of choice is no longer available to you as prescribed by your doctor. we get a doctor's advice. words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. our job is to listen and find ways to help. that means working with communities. restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run

also try crest 3d white rinse. ♪ details. >>> union carpenters were back at work today at mccormick placere a big trade show wrapped up. dozens of carpenters picketed yesterday. they were protesting a new law that allows exhibitors to use their own employees to set up exhibits and displays and work on their own machinery. a spokesperson said they resolved a few issues with the union and the impact on the trade show was minimal. meantime, the union is moving forward with its federal lawsuit against the legislature over the new law. >> illinois elections are only 44 days away and both senate nominees are taking every opportunity to address voter. janulius spoke in aurora about campaigns being funded by third party. specifically, he is talking and taking exception to an ad campaign that is scheduled to run next week, saying it is being funded by a group controlled by car rove. >> the day i call on carl rove to respond to who is funding the negative ads. >> meanwhile, republican nominee, mark kirk walked in the romeoville parade and greeted supporters. he did not address the ad campaign and,

so it is not just the night foundation, mccormick foundation, but founders who are interested in democracy, civic engagement, such as open society institute, community foundations. they are supporting a similar project in san diego. so the pool of the founders and donors has expanded. >> some good news on the first row. [laughter] craig aaron, i saw you cringe a little bit when we said the most we support government funding. so what do you support? >> i think the government has a role to play. i do not think they are the only answer. whatever we do, the government will be part of the answer. we need to end this myth that the government is not already involved. usc just did a study that we spend $1 billion a year in placing public notices and various tax breaks, the public airwaves that bring us our television stations. that is owned by the public. when we dig up our city streets to drop the internet lines, government and policy is involved every step of the way. where i do think we need to start talking seriously about what the government needs to, the only question that matters is who are

after bouts with depression, alcohol and drugs, mccormick today is happily married with a daughter. >ss? >> reporter: and a wife who gave up on the church. >> we've both converted to lutheranism because of this. i don't -- i personally -- i don't have faith in the catholic church whatsoever at all. >> gary tuchman joins me here in new york. gary, the gentleman you spoke to said today canon law has a different scenario. >> right. >> does that mean that a priest is defrocked if he's convicted of this kind of a crime? >> the mog significant nor who talked to us at the vatican is the prosecutor and basically they are defrocking priests now who molest children. what's interesting, though, is you wonder why wouldn't they have done that in the 1980s. that's what cardinal ratzinger is being blamed for. what's being told to us is things were different back then. but what critics and detraekt you tractors say is the church was more interested in protecting the reputation of the institution than the children of the institution. they're saying things were different. we know it wasn't handled well

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he recalls almost every detail of the april day in 1961 at chicago's mccormick place.n was 26 when john f kennedy asked him to be the first african-american on the white house secret service detail. >> i was assigned downstairs. >> because you were black? >> because i was black. it was strictly a racial assignment. here i am in front of a washroom and i meet the president of these united states of america. >> reporter: the washroom the last place he thought he'd meet the president. he was about to get the chance of a lifetime that was bittersweet. >> he said mr. boldin, he says have they ever had a negro assigned to the white house detail in washington, d.c.? i looked at the agent and at him and i said not to my knowledge, mr. president. he looked and smiled and said would you like to be the first? i said yes, sir, mr. president. >> reporter: he suffered bold racism. he said it made him angry but taught him tolerance. >> she happens to be a negro and he looked out and said there goes a [bleep]. and i'm sitting right next to him. and it was all i could do. my first refl

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we do have a statement coming from the president of rutgers, richard mccormick. it reads this way, while there is a lot of information being communicated we don't have all the facts in this case. this young man was reportedly the victim of an incident that took place in one of our resident halls last week. two fellow rutger students have been arrested and charged with invasion of privacy for their actions in that incident. if the charges are true, these actions gravely violate the university standards of decency and humanity. we're working to get more from the campus, but it's not a surprise, t.j., people are just shocked that this would happen. 18 years old is so young and to feel so violated he felt like this was his only way out, that's what's really shocking everybody. and hoping that something can come out of this because right now, it just seems so unfair. >> all right. stephanie, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we'll look a some of the legal issues and bring in midwin charles from "in session" on our sister network trutv joining me from new york. hell

. >> marie mccormick is devastated that the dodge charger that she just repaired and was fully gassedbout her car. why, oh why, my car out of all of the cars in the city? >> did she ask how the kid was doing? >> i don't see that in here. >> i hope it's okay but i do want to know why. >> she said she was going to get the front brakes done but thank god i didn't because i had a migraine. >> that's terrible. >> doesn't she seem like the perfect person to take over on "new jersey housewives?" >> imagine how the kid feels. we were grateful that he didn't die. but this is a guy who tried to kill himself because he thinks that he's a loser, right? and then he jumps and he didn't do it. i'm just saying -- >> there's a reason, though. >> he's in stable condition. he's good. we wish him -- >> i'm not laughing. >> you are. people are going to write in and say that you're insensitive and terrible. >> i'm not insensitive. he's fine today and we're glad. we -- i'll apologize for her so we won't have to take the phone calls. >> they have a show called -- what is it called? my big fat gay -- >> not t

chemistry was hilarious and burt called paul and wanted to deal with paul with johnny carson and pat mccormick and sali fields and jackie gleeson and others to make a movie and the fun they had came across from the screen to the audience which made it one of the most successful movies in history. it was called "smokeee and the band it." paul said billy bob thornton told him in the south "smocky and the bandit" isn't considered a movie but a documentary. though some identified him as the short guy, many of him know him to be full 10 feet tall. he was inducted in 2001 in the songwriters haul hall of fame and chairman and chairman of the board of american composers, publishers and paul will tell you as he hit rock bottom through his drinking, god blessed him even still. he lifted him and gave him new life with an even more infectious joy and became a joy and some alcoholics fear that they won't be nearly as creative without drinking, paul showed that is absolutely not the case. like virtually all creativeen yusses, he has known times when he had time writing and collaborated and out came one of t