ms. church, ms. church, i came back to school. you know i dropped out, ms. church, but i'm really gonna give it a try, i'm really gonna give it a try!" however, i must be transparent with you, it's a big push for him to graduate on time right now. (on walkie-talkie): dean church. i'm in a conference, i'm going to turn my radio down. thank you. >> marco's no angel. every day is not a wonderful adventure with marco. well, it is an adventure, it's not always wonderful. >> first of all, i wanted to talk about marco's behaviors in class. because, as you know, there was an issue in your classroom the day before yesterday. we're trying to support marco to help push him through this process. he's going through a process right now. >> when marco came into the classroom, i thought he was going to do well. and he started acting out. and i tried to talk with him and i called his parents, and i was unable to get them. >> marco's mother is actually in the process of being deported. that's pretty much the reason why, when you were making those phone calls at home, you could

ms. followers of unification church were sometimes called mooneyes. he was accused of brainwashing. >> -- moonies. he was accused of brainwashing. >> people make their own decisions. >> reporter: moon held mass weddings, the services called blessing ceremonies like this one at rfk stadium in 1997. bishop george stalling of d.c.'s armani temple was married to a japanese bride in new york city in 2001. >> he would pray and reflect on that process and then bring together two persons. >> reporter: r rend moon also married -- reverend moon also married a couple who did not know each other before their wedding and now they have a 3- year-old daughter. >> he can see and just how to match is the best way to make a peace. >> reporter: named a messiah by himself and followers moon met with world leaders, but he served 13 months in prison in the u.s. in the mid-1980s for fax evasion. moon built an international bissell -- tax evasion. moon built an international business empire including the washington times newspaper, resorts, hotels and restaurants. karen gray

ms. church, i want to graduate this year," and i said, "i want you to graduate as well." i said, "however, you know, right now i need for you to accomplish in one year what it takes most students to accomplish in two years." i am elated to say that through all of marco's hard work and his dedication, as well as commitment to get the job done, marco is now ready and able to graduate on time. >> on sunday, you need to be there at 3:00. that's when you are going to put on your cap and gown, get yourself together. we need to line you up. this is a serious ceremony to acknowledge you for your success. >> well, my mom, she thought i was going to be graduating in august. now she knows it's june, she's, like, happy. this morning i texted her and she told me, "how much would the cap and gown be?" and i was, like, "$50," and she was, like, "do you want me to buy it?" i was, like, "no, i got money saved up, i'll buy it." >> you will practice the way you perform for sunday. stand tall. hands to your side. looking forward. >> she even told me, "what do you want me to give you that day

ms. ross. i'm sorry that moment has been taken away. >> reporter: while tears were shed inside the jericho church of praise, outside parents faced a grimeality that marckel's killer has not been found and no motive has been determined. >> the kids have to go to school, on long walks. it's discouraging. >> reporter: as marckel's mother said final good-byes to her boy, thoughts were then focused on the futures of his younger brothers, who still attend central high now. >> marquis, i know you're a junior. two more years you'll be graduating from high school. i'm ready to start helping you with scholarship money. [ applause ] >> reporter: at today's service, marckel's principal said there will be an empty seat at graduation held in his honor. coming up at 6:00, where marckel's teachers from around the county said they had to be here today. tracee wilkins, news4. >>> the remains found near train tracks that stranded hundreds of commuters in northern virginia last night are not human. someone found the remains in a black garbage bag near the manassas park vre station. it was about 6:00, right in the middle of the evening commute. police had

church. >> on today's health watch a new treatment for multiple sclerosis, ms affects more than 400,000 americans anyone at any time but usually hits adults in the prime of their lives and as this report shows researchers say there's a new drug that's proving very promising. >> as an electrician this 49-year-old man depends on good vision but seven years ago things began to go dark. >> i was scared to death. i went to work at 6:00 in the evening, and i was completely blind in one eye six hours later. >> the cleveland father of two was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, or ms. ms is a neurological disease. symptoms can range from numbness to tingling to blindness and paralysis. it gets worse over time leaving patients disabled. while there's no cure for ms there are effective treatments. kate gets monthly infusions requiring a two hour visit to the hospital but there are potential side effects including fatal brain infections. >> the symptoms of the brain infection can mirror the symptoms of ms. you can't know. you go into a panic mode. >> what eve needed in ms treatment is the ideal combination o

ms. kennedy's mother and father the president and jackie were not pro-choice, at least not publicly. they did not embarrass their churchll, the embarrassments continue with the democrats initially taking the word god out of their platform and then trying to put god back in. >> i will do that one more time. all those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those delegates opposed say no. >> no. >> in the opinion of the chair, two thirds have voted in the affirmative, the motion is adopted, and the platform has been amended as shown on the screen. [boos] thank you very much. >> bill: well, you are welcome. booing god. now, talking points does not believe there is a war on women or hispanics or black americans or anybody else. talking points believe the democratic party is bad. should spend the bulk of its time trying to fix that rather than fix that and divisive class warfare. i cannot figure out why president obama has handed his party over to extremists. the biggest positive in charlotte was bill clinton, a moderate democrat. if mr. obama thinks planned parenthood and sandra flew will get him elected he is making a

church. >> on today's health watch a new treatment for multiple sclerosis, ms affects more than 400,000 americans anyone at any time but usually hits adults in the prime of their lives and as this report shows researchers say there's a new drug that's proving very promising. >> as an electrician this 49-year-old man depends on good vision but seven years ago things began to go dark. >> i was scared to death. i went to work at 6:00 in the evening, and i was completely blind in one eye six hours later. >> the cleveland father of two was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, or ms. ms is a neurological disease. symptoms can range from numbness to tingling to blindness and paralysis. it gets worse over time leaving patients disabled. while there's no cure for ms there are effective treatments. kate gets monthly infusions requiring a two hour visit to the hospital but there are potential side effects including fatal brain infections. >> the symptoms of the brain infection can mirror the symptoms of ms. you can't know. you go into a panic mode. >> what eve needed in ms treatment is the ideal combination o