it wasn't in molly's. >> i may have been really mad if they called me and said molly is drunk and incoherentuch rather be that mad at your child than face a lifetime without them. >> reporter: a daughter's death, a mother's heart break, and hope that molly's story just might save a life. >> well, that is it for news 4 at 5:00. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> an incident of bullying at a local school is turn sbog a courtroom battle. the person accused of being the bully is the school principal. >>> it's a political face-off for gop presidential candidates. >> we begin with the story of the 17-year-old boy shot and killed while he held a package of candy. the man who allegedly shot the boy has not been arrested, and the national outrage has now reached washington. >>> good evening. >> the justice department civil rights division and the fbi have opened investigations into the death of trayvon martin. he was shot on february 26th. martin was walking from a convenience store in sanford, florida, when the neighborhood watch volunteer shot him in what the volunteer says was self defense. j

james and molly, sit tight. we'll have you back in just a second. >>> the race for the gop presidential nomination heats up with another round of caucuses. mitt romney scored at least one win. the biggest prize is kansas with 40 delegates at stake. the others are the u.s. virgin islands, the northern ma ririan islands and guam. >> this election is about trust. who do you trust? not just to run this race. oh, the romney campaign can't wait to get out of this primary. guess why? they can start tacking to the middle now. starting to get back in the comfort zone. they believe that's going to win. >> well, mitt romney is looking ahead to tuesday's contest in mississippi and alabama. he spoke friday in birmingham, alabama. reinforcing his familiar criticism of president obama's economic record. >> how about this? how about $15.5 trillion being passed on to our kids. that's something wrong with president obama. we've got to stop that. if i'm president, we're going to cut federal spending. we're going to cap federal spe

dumps people like molly basically out on the street with a hundred thousand dollars in debt when she should be walking out with it with a degree in her hand looking for a job hired system that's almost four percent of g.d.p. is a drain on the rest of the economy one of the major problems how is that possible well i think there's a lot of your percentage u.d.p. it's a business but if it's if it's you know. my head is exploding i mean every other country in the world every other developed country in the world says we're going to invest in our intellectual infrastructure what's wrong with doing that well i think one problem is that when you have high school graduates who lack the basic skills to succeed in college or business has been talking about a mandate to us that we're talking about that's the result of thirty years of attacking our public school system our i'm talking about is the attack on our college system i mean let's why don't want to go back to university california where it was before reagan took a meat axe to it but we're going to college for free where is the transparenc

>> yes. >> reporter: but molly wasn't won over.o moms approved and one mom disappointed. now, guys, we reached out to a couple of the companies behind the mom disappointed. products. and for the company that makes the insta hang, they said -- and the makers of shticky, with it you may have to go to the sink or use a bucket to clean the silicone but this roller can hold more dirt and grime than a regular lint roller. in reference to the bulkiness of it -- in comparison to a vacuum clean it is much easier to handle and less bulky. dan and bianna, one thing that we'll be saying all day is schticky. >> it's in our heads. >> all right, thank you so much. if you want to be a "good morning america" mom tester go to our website goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- the woman who completely freaked out when her longtime boyfriend proposed to her. it's something to see. it keeps on going and going. we'll be showing it to you up next on "fixation." [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal isn't su

in our intellectual infrastructure joining me now is dan so for vice president elect institute and molly catchpole recent college graduates start with a six figure student loan debt welcome to both of you thanks for joining us first of all tell us what happened to capitol hill today what you what you students and former students are asking lawmakers to do that well i work for a nonprofit organization that bodies on the out of working americans and middle class americans and we partnered with a u.s. park campus progress in the u.s. students so station to deliver all these mutations rebuild the dream took care of most of the online petitions and the other groups. on the ground work at college campuses and we were basically telling congress that they that we can't afford for that. it can't be just flat out cannot. done the g.i. bill was largely responsible for our most tripling the number of college graduates as a percentage of our population the united states this was a massive government support program. and from that point until ronald reagan became president college tuition california w

my fourth character is molly duson. a graduate of wellesley college, she is sometimes calmed america's first female political boss. in 1933 she gained appointment as head of the women's division of the democratic national committee. and in 1937, president roosevelt appointed her to the social security board. where she also play add key role in shaping the 1939 amendments. like all other maternalists, molly duson was a fierce foe of the proposed equal rights amendment to the u.s. constitution. as actual or potential mothers, she thought, women needed special legal protection. she also endorsed thebread-winning role of men regarding the proposed amendments, she explained, men who can afford it always consider it their first duty to provide insurance protection for their wives and children. survivor benefits extend the same kind of protection to families who need it most, and can afford it least. in addition, molly duson underscored the importance of strong families to the nation as a whole. when you begin to help the fami

good to see you both. >> good morning. >> mollie, i begin with you. we heard the gop candidates there responding to rush limbaugh's controversial statements. mitt romney's in particular were not a strong rebuke in any way. do you think the republican party is being held hostage by limbaugh? >> i think that's absolutely the case we can't hear democrats making in the next several days about this issue, that the republicans are afraid to stand up to rush limbaugh, that he's operationally in control of the republican party's message and they're going to frame this as a choice between siding with women in this battle and siding with rush limbaugh and his offensive comments. that puts the republican keanes in a tricky spot because rush limbaugh as unpopular as he may be with the national audience is quite popular with the republican base. i think we'll hear more about this. the candidates are not done explaining where they come down on that. that is exactly where the democrats would like this debate to be. >> yes, felicia, given this tricky spot as mollie's

it wasn't for molly. >> i may have been really mad if they had called me and said oh, molly's drunk and would so much rather be that mad at your child than face a lifetime without her. >> reporter: a daughter's death, a mother's heartbreak. and hope that molly's story just might save a life. and with binge drinking on the rise, spring break can be a toxic environment. alcohol is easy to get. and among young people, it often becomes a game, who can drink the most. matt, back to you. >> janet shamlian in florida for us this morning with a cautionary tale. janet, thank you very much. on a lighter note, coming up next, a look inside the newly restored kensington palace and the famous dresses of princess diana that are now on displace there, right after this. as a chef we are always committed to our suppliers... you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new lo

. >> i'm molly from scottsdale, arizona. >> my name is joanne colby.gan. >> i'm kia. this is alexis, my 8-month-old and we live in seattle, washington. >> reporter: all right, mom testers. your marching orders. go forth and test these as seen on tv products out and tell us if they get the mom approved or the mom disappointed. first up, the perfect product for the tool-challenged mom. the insta hang. >> that lets you hang any picture, any object in seconds. >> reporter: joanne was insta hooked on the insta hang. >> and it's super easy. i love this thing. >> reporter: and while the insta hang worked for molly, she found that it took a lot more work than it thought. >> in reality it's much easier than using a hammer and nail. >> reporter: meanwhile, kia had trouble figuring out how to put the insta hang together. >> it's definitely a moment for plea to actually figure out how to navigate this thing. >> reporter: and she along with molly decided to hang up the insta hang for good. two moms disappointed to joanne's mom approved. next up, the most out there

molly was a student and her love for horses landed her a job. she admits the horses were a big help in her life. >> they have diserch personalities-- different personalities. they know when i'm upset or angry. they put their head on my shoulder. the consecutive director, horses helped her during difficult times as a teenager and has always been good with kids as an educator. >> i wanted to know what their disabilities are more so than their abilities. when you can work with a how to -- thousand sand pound animal, it helps you with your own self-esteem. >> reporter: roses is located near gun powder state park. the school has three horses. one on ni and two miniature horses. they work with children with autism, emotional issues, learning disabilities and multiple dystrophy. >> it makes you feel really, really excited. >> it building your confidence. it builds yourself esteem. not to mention you have to be physically strong and have to overcome fine motor or gross motor issues that you have in order to negotiate the rains, the -- reins, saddles, gr

thank you for being here. >> good morning, alex. >> molly, i'll begin with you. we are hearing a sharpening of both parties messages. here's mitt romney yesterday in wisconsin. >> president obama thinks he's doing a good job. i'm not kidding. he actually thinks he's doing a great job. a historically great job. according to the president, only lincoln and fdr and lyndon johnson have established more. >> first of all, is that an accurate, a correct character zaix of what president obama said? and number two, you wrote romney is trying to depict the president in a new way. let's get to both those points. >> right. it is somewhat accurate. you can say it is maybe a little distorted, but president obama in a "60 minutes" interview said he would put the accomplishments of his administration up against any other president in history, except for those three who had accomplished more. republicans like to claim this means obama who is such an egotistical guy is claiming he's the fourth best president in history, but he certainly did say he would put his administration on t

molly was going badly in terms of democracy. -- mali was going badly in terms of democracy. >> that conflict appears to be spreading. the rebels have entered the northern town of -- and have now threaten to the tribal city of timbuktu. before the coup, west african leaders were looking at ways of helping the army to face down the strong his rebellion that the region has known. many of the fighters returned arms to the teeth with colonel gaddafi's weapons. the pressure is now to fold. not only the growing insurgency in the north but increasing political pressure from their neighbors. this can only make a volatile situation even more unpredictable. >> the british government has changed its advice and said there is no need to talk up your tank. there might have been more lengthy lines at petrol stations. a woman has been seriously burned dispensing petrol from a jury can -- jerry tank. >> still, the tempers are frame as drivers line up to fill their tanks. -- the tempers are fraying as drivers line up to fill their tanks. >> this is unbelievable. we will have traffic all the way down and around

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how many people in this crowd have seen molly? >> andrea: now molly is slang for the drug ecstasy.a who has a new album out use these publicity stunts when she is the mother of four, at her age and talking about drugs? not a good influence. what is imagine trying to do this time -- what is madge trying to do this time? >> dana: i used to love her songs but this kind of thing bugs me. i knew what -- i didn't know what mdna was. i had no idea. when i saw the album cover name i didn't think it was not awesome. how many parents sent their kids there to think it would be fun for them to do. parents aren't that naive, they know they get up to some stuff. the star of the show, they probably paid $100 for a ticket to encourage kids to do a job that is not harmless. it's back. >> greg: molly was a lost cat. she was doing -- >> dana: not an outrage. you owe her and america an apology. not going to get it. >> greg: this sounds age lest. she's old so she can't have fun? >> eric: she was the halftime act at the bowles. why madonna, don't get it. mmadonna making a comeback. hundreds of millions

the curious fact about molly duson is that she was probably a lesbian. she never used this word to describe herself, but the facts of her life do suggest that it may be an accurate modern label. whatever we might say about her private life, though, her public advocacy was consistently even fervently pro-family. my fifth character is henry loos. the founder of time inc. and editor in treef of time, fortune and life magazine, henry exuded and extraordinary influence on american life in the middle decades of the 20th century. boin to presbyterian missionary parents, loos was a god-driven man. an optimist reformed by christian hope. his weekly picture journal "life" first appeared in 1936. it was the most successful new publication in american history. by 1945, nine years later, 15 million american families read "life" each week. loos used his influence to try to shape a better america. for example it was in "life" he first used the phrase, the american century. in 1940, to highlight this nations emerging global responsibilities and his own task, nation buil

molly, is that wishful thinking or is wisconsin potentially important?ink it's a little bit of both. obviously it tells us something, it sends a signal anytime voters in a state are unwilling to get on board with mitt romney, no matter how inevitable the math is for him. but we've already seen with, say, ron paul and newt gingrich and what you're going to start to see with santorum is he's not going to be treated as someone with a chance. he's going to be treated as a side show, someone standing on the sidelines. there's not a way for him to reasonably turn it around at this point. >> and some high-profile republicans are going to jump on the romney bandwagon if we wins wisconsin next week, it's been said. there's enormous pressure on santorum to drop out. and last night, he got a little testy when he was asked to clarify a comment he made -- >> on the issue of health care, that's what i was talking about and i was very clear about it. come on, guys. don't do this. you guys are incredible. i was talking about obamacare and he is the worst because he was

molly, let's again with you. the latest senate battle is playing into this whole narrative that we have going on in this country. there seems to be a republican-lead war on women. is this another thing that republicans might be doing wrong to lose the female vote? >> i think the democrats are certainly going to frame it as part of that larger narrative. we've seen the whole contraception battle, the rush limbaugh comments and thing after thing that republicans don't get it when it comes to the women's vote. the things in the state, the ultrasound measure. the democrats will continue to drive home this point through things like this legislation, which there ought to be a routine extension of a relatively uncontroversial old piece of legislation to say this republican party just doesn't get women. >> danny, what is your take on this? are republicans concerned at all that they might be turning off the female vote? >> well, i think we in a political season right now. i think both sides are trying to craft a narrative

molly landram, manifestante opositora a la ley no creo que debieran obligar a que todos compren seguro gobierno. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. manifestaciones como esta demuestran la division que existe en la opinion publica sobre la reforma de salud, al igual que al interior de la corte suprema, con 5 jueces conservadores y 4 liberales. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. los esfuerzos por combatir el crimen en honduras se trasladan hasta washington.. el papa benedicto 16 continua sus actividades en cuba, le tenemos un reportaje especial... debido a los alarmantes niveles de la criminalidad en honduras, el presidente del congreso nacional de ese pais, esta de visita en washington, para abogar por el desembolso de fondos y entrenamiento de combatir el crimen.. el senala que el crimen organizado debido al trafico de drogas es la raiz de la criminalidad comun que vive a diario las redadas contra los indocumentados continuan... esez fue cerca de mcallen, en texas, donde mas de 40 indocumentados fn capturados por autoridades durante una redada a unairez n quienes se

hell loy, molly. >> exactly. shep.between women's rights, representing just rights and contraceptives, it's also playing out here in new hampshire where republicans are trying to alter this law that's been on the books for over a decade. essentially forces ensurers that have prescriptive coverage to also cover contraceptives. what the republic speaker of the house william o'brien wants to see ask s. a change religious employers to exclude. here is the speaker. >> we have never said to people who hold long established religious beliefs that they have to be subject to law that cause them to violate those beliefs new hampshire law shouldn't provide for that that's why we are putting in a religious exemption to the statute. >> the bill passed the rub dominated house by a very decent margin and now it heads to the republic heavy senate as well. we spoke with senate democrat leader sylvia larson she said her constituents are mystified by. this they would rather that the lawmakers here focus on the economy not battles that ha

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to ask what this means for occupy will this be an action packed spring joining me to discuss it is molly natural co-host of the show radio dispatch well i thank so much for coming on and i know that you were there on saturday night so if you can first just give us you know a recap or from your perspective what it is that happened how it all went down. thank you for having me so i got to saturday night at around eleven i actually wasn't there for the day time protests are the daytime occupation that had been there had been a small number of arrests but nothing on a massive scale and when i got there at eleven the mood was very much a mood of celebration of almost i mean it felt like jubilation everyone was hugging iran was dancing it was very silly everyone was was just kind of hanging out it felt very laidback i spoke to many people when i got there who said well everybody is just dancing and having fun so i think i'm going to head out things look pretty calm. and thirty. in i couldn't tell whether it was brookfield security or whether it was a police officer came into the night before a

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how many people in this crowd have seen molly? reference to the club drug ecstasy? the crowd goes wild. the deejay mad about it. that's interesting. it's tuesday, march 27th. "starting point" begins right now. ♪ >> that's off my playlist pink "raise your glass." >> our "starting point" this morning is the supreme court and the centerpiece of the president's health care overhaul that's on trial before the supreme court that will happen in roughly two hours or so. it will focus on the question can government force people to buy something they don't want. it goes back to the commerce a clause that says the government should have power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states and with indian tribes. supporters say making people buy insurance is constitutional because it falls under the commerce clause. others say you can't regulate inaction. a decision to not buy health insurance doesn't count as commerce. all those uninsured people create a $43 billion bill in unpaid medical bills and that impacts comme

over at union city where they were selling it's nice and early this morning coming up in 15 minutes molly will join us in the studio with what is the big deal about the " unquoted knew i had. and the big deal on the studio is now the where is the turtleneck that is going to be stormy out there. antirent is a pretty good storm think it had to the day today their when to be picking up as they had to the day the opposition is in the rain fall passing on to decide that sliding along the peninsula of and still plenty more to, especially in the latter half of the day i in the rain is really went to get going. it will drive down to the bay area and to be reelected on the way tom temperatures do in the '50s and '60s still other milds to sell was the rains it comes on by. gangways speaking of the weekend a little more showers and cold showers highs on in the '50s as we're expecting the possibility of some thunderstorms and very low snow levels it looks like more showers could continue into monday of flu are getting a break and suzanne wednesday he is an out in the rain all morning long has it work

>> i love you, molly. >> reporter: sort of an updated version of "frequency"? >> hello?porter: where dennis quaid communicates with his dead son over short-wave radio. all of us yearn for those we have loved and lost. no matter how mundane the message or the medium. for jack's friends and family, it was not just a mystery. it was a miracle. >> i look at it as, he's gone but he's still trying to connect with me. and still trying to tell me things. to move along and feel better. >> reporter: tim tried replaying to the e-mail. but got no answer. >> we spoke to his mother. and she told us, you know, think what you want about it. or just accept it as a gift. and which i did. and if somebody's messing around, i don't care because i take it whatever way i want. >> the e-mails that people had received, i thought they were fantastic. they were great. i saw, you know, they made people happy. upset some people. but to me, that's keeping people talking about him. you know? >> reporter: they say death ends a life, not a relationship. maybe that's true online, too. the e-mails stopped

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sanctions proposed measures would include shutting off land borders with the country and freezing mollies assets last week's coup was led by soldiers unhappy with president hu money tories policies and self declared leaders have since unveiled a new constitution and announced elections in which hundreds participants would be barred from standing. a suspected u.s. drone fired two missiles at a house in northwest pakistan killing three alleged militants the attack happened early friday in the town of miran shah an area known for its as a sanctuary for taliban and al qaeda insurgents foreigners believed to be among those in the group that were hit the strike comes at a time when pakistan is calling on an end to u.s. drone strikes in the country. the israeli military is shut off the west bank as palestinians and arabs prepare to mark the land day march commemorates the death of six hours by israeli police during protests over government confiscation of northern israeli land thousands of troops have been deployed in anticipation of violence the palestinian authorities also urge supporters to h

. >> sometimes we have the cherry blossoms and has gotten cold emblem the molly brown.ll be settled. another 80 degree day tomorrow. springtime has come up earlier. all of these great shots. the tulips are happy. this warm sunshine, our temperature today -- i think we will make a record tomorrow. high temperature 81 degrees. the record tomorrow is 81. do i hear 82? st. louis today 86 degrees. denver, colorado was a record 74 degrees. duluth minn. 68 degrees today. up in detroit it was just about as warm as washington. they brought their record by seven. look at how much of the country -- these are not the temperatures, this is how much the high temperature is above average. 25 30, 33 degrees above average. got friends in the pacific northwest? 39 degrees right now. this is grand ridge elementary school in washington. that is where the storm in this has been. over us it tends to move well to the north. it has been keeping us on the warm side of things. high temperatures is the dominant whether maker. they will still be under the southwesterly wind late tomorrow and espec

look at molly corp. >> we talked about that on the business network. >> buck rogers, and the bionic manmall wonder is old dayings. noka has a vibrating tattoo and your cell phone goes off tattoo vibrates. i think over british telecomis a better option right now. >> such a random and probably will be a huge hit. that's it for the cost of freedom. thank you for joining us and ho have a great weekend .

look at molly corp. >> we talked about that on the business network. >> buck rogers, and the bionic manmall wonder is old dayings. noka has a vibrating tattoo and your cell phone goes off tattoo vibrates. i thinkve

. >> reporter: it certainly seems to be working for molly everett, who quit all sugars and starches cold turkey. >> in july, i was using a cane. and i had a knee brace on. i ran three miles in december. if you would have told me in july, i couldn't have walked three miles. but now i can run three miles. >> reporter: there are so many nay sayers out there who say, come on. this can't possibly work. >> right. >> reporter: what do you say to them? >> i think that many of us underestimate the real power of the mind. >> reporter: dthis doctor says he's unsure how long the power of suggestion can work. and she's doing this to lose 150 pounds, basically. is that wise? >> i wouldn't say that it's unwise. i think it might be unrealistic. the reality is, there are no studies which demonstrate that kind of weight loss with hypnosis alone. >> i wanted to share with you that i'm down ten pounds. >> reporter: clarissa is undaunted. she's been sending us video diaries of her progress and six weeks later, we dropped in for a visit. that's 20 pounds. >> yes. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> it

i went into molly's room and turned on my webcam. i saw him making out with a dude. yay. clementi, quickly aware of the tweet, requested a room change and checked ravi's twitter feed dozens of times to see if more would follow. days later, the shy 18-year-old jumped off the george washington bridge. his last communication, a facebook post. jumping off the gw bridge. sorry. ravi wasn't charged with the death and his defense acted he acted childishly but isn't homophobic. they pointed to text messages ravi sent clementi writing i've known you were gay and i have no problem with it. in fact one of my closest friends is gay and he and i have a very open relationship. i just suspect you were shy about it which is why i never broached the topic. i don't want your freshman year to be ruined because of a petty misunderstanding. we don't know if tyler clementi ever saw that text. miguel marquez, cnn, new york. >> so the verdict is sure to have profound impact on the issue of privacy and social media. let's bring in our legal guys. avery friedman, good to see you. coming to us from

they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you

. >> i'm molly. i'm a kindergarten teacher here at blue school. this is one of the few places where i've seen, participated in where children are at the heart of the learning. >> what you'll see is a class will decide that they want to talk about the weather. as kids of a certain age always do, they get fascinated by toeshds. >> from tornadoes you can go to so many areas. you can go to matt particulars and other sciences. you can go to geography. you learn that the only other place in the world where tornadoes take place besides the american midwest is mongolia. so this is how you use threads to get into a place that they are excited by and artfully we've had other disciplines. >> this started as a play group and developed into a preschool and now it's a bona fide school with a bona fide location that we're all out of the footwork, educators in the field, neurosciences, and they said this is something that they've been thinking about and wanted to help us develop. >> i'm ken robinson. i'm an educator and i'm on the advisory board. i met them throu

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