monica took bruce back. >> monica was the type of person that tomorrow will be better.we're going to work it out and see what happens. >> reporter: so after just a few weeks of separation, they were back together, planning their trip to mexico to celebrate her birthday and rekindle their relationship. >> i think she wanted to save her marriage badly. she, too, felt that she loved bruce and she really wanted to have the family together. >> reporter: now giani wondered if bruce was telling the truth. he had said their reconciliation trip had been a happy one. but when she spoke to hotel workers in cancun, giani heard a different story. >> what were you hearing from the employees? >> that they had a fight, my sister was crying. there were a lot of things going on that people said. >> reporter: reporter john talked to a security guard that witnessed that fight outside the restaurant. >> the security guard said he could tell something wasn't right because they were both raising their voices, they were yelling at each other. even though he didn't understand the language, he k

monica. she is my son's kindergarten teacher. i also have a daughter that attends visitation valley, as well, in first grade. i myself am a graduate of visitation valley. i've been in the community for the majority of my life and one thing that we had when we were growing up is stability. since i've sent to visitation valley, we've seen two principals. i, this year, have been very happy with the progress of my son. when asked why he enjoys being in ms. monica's class, he simply said, she makes me happy. that's very simple but it goes a very long way. i would have goes a long way. i would have brought him here but i do not know how long these meetings go. she is a phenomenal teacher. i think there is no basis for her dismissal. i am here to say keep miss monica but you might want to consider firing the oprin cipal. >> good evening. the reason i am here tonight is to give support for his ms. monaco. please do not lay off a miss monica. she is a very talented person. sorry my english is not very good. i hope all of you can understan

i am here to show my support for monica schwarzlander. as a parent, and part of a community, i grew up and received education from san francisco. that is where i am right now. i am serving the community. i understand the importance of education. without it, i would not be standing here to bring support to one of our best teachers. our support proves that the quality of education being delivered, our children is the future. we demand to have monica to continue to be an employee at the elementary school to continue her teaching career and to continue to bring the knowledge and education to our children. i believe she will bring her knowledge to prepare our children for the future. thank you very much. >> i am a parent of a first grader at the elementary school and a former student of ms. monaco. i am also a former director of the boys and girls club of san francisco which is a mile away from the elementary school. i have worked with thousands of kids. i am also a resident of visitation valley. i know that teachers like miss monica are few a

monica. she is my son's kindergarten teacher. i also have a daughter that attends visitation valley, as well, in first grade. i myself am a graduate of visitation valley. i've been in the community for the majority of my life and one thing that we had when we were growing up is stability. since i've sent to visitation valley, we've seen two principals. i, this year, have been very happy with the progress of my son. when asked why he enjoys being in

her most notorious client, monica lewinsky. >> how do you manage the scandal with monica lewinsky ander scandal. >> for her, was trying to keep her from going to prison. >> reporter: was it her idea to hand the dress over to prosecutors. was it your idea? >> i can't say. i can't say. some things have to remain secret. >> reporter: the team in scandal call themes gladiators in suit. >> once we take you on as a client, we will do whatever it takes to you fix your situation. >> reporter: washington is best known for her work on the big screen. she starred on the big screen in "ray." and turning her attention to tv to play the road role in "scandal" is hard to pass up. >> it's not often that i am challenged to play a woman who is so, so much smarter than i am. and so much more sfis katded than i am and so much more empowered than i am. >> hand in your resignation. >> she has a few rules that she thinks apply to every case. >> you have to want to apologize and you have to mean it. >> it's the brain child of the creator of shows that resonates are audiences. like those and other shows, "pri

monica crowley's remark is cruel and homophobic.ealth care, well, then, you must be gay and if you are gay, then you are a lesser person? i am joined tonight by sandra fluke. she is speaking out for the first time about the monica crowley tweet. i call it attack. first of all, sandra, congratulations on your engagement. thank you. thank you very much. >> exciting times, no doubt. how do you feel about what you read when you saw monica crowley's tweet? >> well, you know, where i'm from when someone tells you you've become engaged, you say congratulations rather than engaging in hate speech. it's certainly not the way i wanted my engagement to be greeted. that said, i'm not going to let this kind of thing get to me personally. what really bothers me about it is exactly what you said, the blatant homophobia in the comment. the idea that's an acceptable thing to say publicly. >> you want an apology from monica crowley. she says liberals can't take a joke. what do you say to that? >> i don't want an apology from anyone personally. i thin

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to accommodate need, santa monica is offering classes at a higher rate. >> i think it's okay.e not taking additional away from the already offered classes. >> it's worth it for the quality. >> reporter: but regardless of how they may differ on the proposed classes, these stiewpths agree, -- students agree, pepper spraying is taking it too far. >> reporter: santa monica school officials are investigating. well, a shark chomps down on a surfer's foot in hawaii. a shark bit his left foot. he clung on, yelled for help. and two strangers pulled him to shore. lifeguards posted warning signs. the man's wounds will keep him out of the water for a while. but he says he's eager to get on board. >>> buying a ham for easter dinner this weekend will cost you more. ham prices have been higher than usual because the cost of pig feed has gone up. this spring, ham has been selling for 35 cents per pound. despite the extra costs, ham sales don't appear to be slowing down. >>> a dog takes a bullet in the head to save his owner's life in new york. the 12-year-old pit bull, kilo is a lucky dog, wh

of trustees meeting at santa monica college in california. and it's a. high price which is an issue can see and read about two hundred of them were protesting a plan to raise fees they try to storm into a board of trustees meeting last night someone pepper spray on the ground authorities say officers outside the meeting room were overwhelmed by the crowd and trying and then use the pepper spray about for the victims had to be treated. and taken to the hospital bleeding. now and i say again i mean it was the santa monica police department first grade students more than once but again we're seeing police departments react this way but if you want to know one of the reasons that students are protesting is because to listen to california's community colleges rose by thirty seven percent just this year thirty seven percent that is the steepest increase in the entire country but the point is that you wish rates are going up all across the country from community colleges to public universities this all during the same time that student debt has now

[ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks.i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they helped me fix my economy, the one in my house. now they're managing my investments for me. and with fidelity, getting back on track was easier than i thought. call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. >> reporter: still in the hospital, rodney king thinks he's just another unknown victim of police brutality. little does he know, his arrest and brutal beating are captured on video by george holiday, who lived in the apartments across the

monica, we have to touch on this issue of gas prices. because now we found out that the gas prices and record gas prices in this country now outpace what we saw during the carter years. now, if this is not wanier for mitt romney, i don't know what is. >> yeah, 103% i think increase in gas prices which now surpasses what we saw under jimmy carter right after the oil shocks of the 1970s when we were really at the mercy of opec. so, to have this rise in gas prices, i think, could be politically fatal for barack obama. remember lauer, there are two politically toxic things for any incumbent to face. high unemployment and high gas prices because it pretty much effects every single american. barack obama has both. so he is very vulnerable here. it's just the kind of campaign that mitt romney is going to wage. if is he smart, he will do the things we talked about and win this thing. go. >> give the american people credit, monica as we have seen. >> laura: they love paying more for everything. give them more credit? they are maxed out on credit

monica, we have to touch on this issue of gas prices. because now we found out that the gas prices and record gas prices in this country now outpace what we saw during the carter years. now, if this is not wanier for mitt romney, i don't know what is. >> yeah, 103% i think increase in gas prices which now surpasses what we saw under jimmy carter right after the oil shocks of the 1970s when we were really at the mercy of opec. so, to have this rise in gas prices, i think, could be politically fatal for barack obama. remember lauer, there are two politically toxic things for any incumbent to face. high unemployment and high gas prices because it pretty much effects every single american. barack obama has both. so he is very vulnerable here. it's just the kind of campaign that mitt romney is going to wage. if is he smart, he will do the things we talked about and win this thing. go. >> give the american people credit, monica as we have seen. >> laura: they love paying more for everything. give them more credit? they are maxed out on credit

[ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. she's not just natalie coughlin. she's every 5-year-old who ever jumped in a pool and didn't want to get out. ♪ every coach, every rival who ever pushed her. she's the tip of a spear that goes all the way back to the beginning. it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2012 u.s. olympic team. >>> a new recording related to the infamous kent state shooting. susan candiotti says those looking for healing got a jolt from a court. >> reporter: this iconic image is synonymous with america's internal battle. four students were killed, nine others injured when ohio national guardsmen opened fire during an anti-war protes

santa monica is hardly alone. from miami where community college prices are up to massachusetts where they're the highest ever, and peoria, illinois, prices are going up for the 12th straight year. the community college system is designed to be available to everyone and president obama recently touted its importance. >> we've got keep relying on american know-how and ingenuity that comes from places like this one, nashville community college. that's our future. >> reporter: but in california, which has nearly a quarter of all community college students nationwide, the head of the system said this about the impact of the state's budget crisis on colleges -- >> we are seeing what i would call a death by a thousand cuts. >> back in santa monica after this week's protest, the college decided to back down, putting the controversial tuition plan on hold, but the college's president knows the larger issue is still looming. >> we know the economy of california is relying op a highly trained and high-skilled worker. >> rep

i'm monica see mamee czar with the details. >>> media mogul rupert murdoch says that he wants to set the record straight in his testimony of britain's high court. the billionaire is facing tough questions about the close ties with the media and politicians which some think may have led to the phone hacking scandal. monica villamizar has more. >> reporter: rupert murdoch seemed relaxed as he took a seat at a government hearing into media ethics. the media giant insisted he's not angry at britain's prime minister for bringing him into it. >> i welcomed the opportunity to do it. >> reporter: he denied telling editors which british politicians to support. revelations murdoch's company spied on public figures and hacked phones of murdered victims to get information has sparked public outrage. [ people chanting ] the 81-year-old media mogul took to twitter to bash the government after he and his employees came under investigation. >> the extreme -- >> reporter: murdoch played down the tweets. >> . who were you referring to? >> don't take my tweets too seriously. >> reporter: murdoch's argu

monica and brandy, here for our spring concert series.'s great to have them back together, taking on center stage in our spring concert series. they'll be singing for us. >>> and have you ever had a difficult roommate? >> oh, yeah. >> i think i may have been the difficult roommate. >> kristen ritter plays one. it's the most talked and tweeted about new comedies. it's called "don't trust the b in apartment 3." >> my mom said, robin. >>> i'm going to talk to a.j. jacobs, right now. he's the author of "drop dead healthy." jacob doesn't do anything in a half-hearted way. you wrote this walking on a treadmill. we'll show that right here. there he is, tapping away while he's walking away. and you really do live your books. the first one, you read the entire encyclopedia britainica. >> and every single one. >> and every exercise food fad that works and what doesn't. let's talk about the exercise. we saw you on the treadmill. you also tried the caveman. >> that's right. i tried every exercise. i went to central park, like cavemen. and we moved bo

♪ ♪ >>> because brandy and monica are coming up later. >> absolutely.one. >> that was a while ago. that brings back memories. >> you were happy about that. we need to move to alicia silverstone right now. she is taking on the critics who are grossed out by what you see right there. prechewing her son's food, feeding him like a momma bird. now, linsey davis is here to talk about what silverstone had to say about it. >> reporter: something about this story leaves a bad taste in your mouth. >> oh. >> reporter: there's more where that came from. some were grossed out by the notion of prechewing food. but the star isn't backing down from the practice known as premastication. she is defined, despite some very public, shall we say, tongue-lashing? for many, this video of actress alicia silverstone previewing her 11-month-old's food was simply too hard to swallow. but now, for the first time, silverstone is addressing those who have chewed her out over this parents controversy. reportedly telling an audience at a screening for her new film, people have been fee

student protests at santa monica college turned violent.r state aid and at times a lot of kids didn't like and investigators are freaking out after the federal reserve bankers pretty much say they're turning off the free money, and printing presses. >> and charles payne, i think they're joined the at the hip. >> you know, wall street, and they're worse than welfare queens, biggest brats when it comes to-- >> cements our audience core. >> the average investor. >> dave: not talking fomc minutes came out and wall street-- >> federal open market. >> dave: i'm talking wall street, the guys downtown c kansasica canyon of wall street, they're he not moving them. >> mutual funds are not moving the markets? they sold stocks. >> neil: what are you saying. >> i'm saying that wall street wants free money as long as possible. >> neil: they're no different than those kids. >> they know ultimately, neil, what the consequences are. >> look, wall street sold stocks because, guess what? the free money might be over. it's not like they want it they make a rat

monica mccarity had been offered for sale years before to daniel webster. she was a very talented cook. but webster replied that he could never own a slave, but he would pay mccarity's purchase price and have her work it off as his employee. one imagines the friendship, the alternate culture going on among jennings, sigh fax, mccarity and other african-americans in the neighborhood. when dolly madison sold her virginia plantation for good in 1844, that meant jennings was altogether separated from his wife and children who belonged to a different owner back in virginia. this same year his wife died. so now those children were motherless. in 1845 dolly madison and president polk allowed jennings to visit his children in virginia. but when he stayed longer than allowed, dolly wrote her son payne that paul will lose the best place, and his mistress's convenient resources. jennings determined to buy his freedom, dolly set the price at $200, a sum that was beyond him. that is when knowing monica mccarity's story, jennings went to daniel webster for help. and webs

mónica navarro nos amplia. >>> alfonso ve villa está en la segunda etapa y pudo reconocer a su esposan las 24 horas lo cuida. >>> y ella no tiene ninguna clase de ayuda >>> esta enfermedad es continúa. la responsabilidad de cuidar un paciente así. afecta a los 2. >>> devastador. >>> devastador en todo sentido. >>> su relación conmigo no existe. es otra persona. es como quien ve una persona que se está desvaneciendo. carmen atiende a su esposo. hay un millón de personas con alzheimer que viven solos. subiendo los costos continúamente vistan ellos hospitales. y el 37% no tiene seguro médico. ante la dimensión de la enfermedad. la asociación de alzheimer ha puesto en su página web una petición al presidente obama. >>> alzheimer asociación, está tratando que esta petición se firme al presidente obama para poder urgirle a real que hay una necesidad de que se implemente un plan de salud, en referencia a alzheimer. >>> mónica navarro, univisión. >>> al volver de la pausa y al regresar, la información deportiva. >>> atlas se enfrentó al monterrey en un partido dont se jugaba su permanencia en

if you are in the southern california area, you can see "in paris" in santa monica. until next time, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis:hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with mikhail baryshnikov. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs.

[ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks.o i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. the starting line is not in london. it was when he heard, "run it again." "kick through the finish." "you can beat that time." and, "this is your day. good luck out there." it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2012 u.s. olympic team. >> reporter: still in the hospital, rodney king thinks he's just another unknown victim of police brutality. little does he know, his arrest and brutal beating are captured on video by george holiday, who lived in the apartments across the street. >> i was just amazed at what was happening. what the hell could he be doing, could he have done to deserve such punishment? >> reporter:

caylee wade, freshman at santa monica college.our time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >>> 37 minutes past 5:00. the suspect in a killing spree at a california christian college has been formally charged with the crime. one l.goh was charged with 7 counts of murder and 3 counts of attempted murder after the shooting rampage at oikos university earlier this week. the 43-year-old dropped out of the college, prosecutors say. he was not expelled but was allegedly targeting a school administrator who would not refund his tuition money. he's currently being held without bail. >>> five former police officers in new orleans are going to spend between 6 and 65 years behind bars. a judge yesterday handed dunn the sentences after their conviction in a deadly series of shootings in the chaotic days after hurricane katrina. the officers shot at a family on the dansinger bridge. one man died. they also shot a killed a man as described by the justice department as severely disabled. we'll have much more on the sentencing throughout the

[ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. >>> good morning atlanta, welcome back to cnn saturday morning. a teacher at the center of a bullying scandal. kelly is accused of being one of the teachers who accused -- some of that -- >> you looked at the sculpture, do you see any books in the library or you just looked at sculptures? >> the cherry hill, new jersey school district say none of the teachers work for them anymore. >> the point today is not to attack the father of the student. i started the conference off by saying we respect hissed a voi cassey. the comments that he is saying my client made are simply inaccurate. >> time to go, i spoke with steward who says that kelly altneberg wasn't even in the room whe

who knows, i may see you in santa monica. i will see you in the coming days. honored to have the on the program. that is our conversation tonight. thank you for watching and good night from l.a. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a look at how immigration will impact the election. and also david treuer. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs.