. >>> this is samantha's swimsuit.anging here, and i just can't put it away. >> a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> to see your child lay there lifeless and not know why. >> reporter: what she would learn is that her 13-year-old's world had become unbearable. >> we believe that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling helpless. samantha was kind of a tomboy, and she was perceived as gay. >> was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay, or questioning their sexuality, and at least two of them were bullied over it. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka, the biggest school district in the entire state. but the reason we're here is because it has become a battleground over homosexuality i

>> no. >> did you see anyone bullying samantha?: the district requires staff to report all bullying. we reached out to samantha's coach. >> there was issues everywhere in her life and her situation, and they were addressed to the best of the ability, and i just -- i don't have anything else to say. >> reporter: samantha never made it to another volleyball practice. just like justin auberg didn't make it to his 16th birthday. justin was gay. >> and this one girl told the whole school. >> reporter: his friend brandi says the bullying began shortly after justin was outed in the eighth grade. >> he told me somebody had like grabbed his balls and said, you like that" and vem his counselor noticed something was wrong and she ran up behind -- >> reporter: justin's mother, tammy auberg, says she was never contacted about the incident. and then just months before taking his life -- >> he came to me and said, mom, a kid at school said i was going to go to hell because i'm gay. >> can you say without a doubt that justin's suicide was connecte

. >>> this is samantha's swimsuit.i just can't put it away. >> a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> to see your child lay there lifeless and not know why. >> reporter: what she would learn is that her 13-year-old's world had become unbearable. >> we believe that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling helpless. samantha was kind of a tomboy, and she was perceived as gay. >> was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay, or questioning their sexuality, and at least two of them were bullied over it. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka, the biggest school district in the entire state. but the reason we're here is because it has become a battleground over homosexuality in the classroom.

the weather channel's samantha moore is tracking today's dangerous temperatures. it is hot out there, samantha. >> it sure is, kate, and you know, millions of people are going to be affected by above-average temperatures this holiday weekend, and we have to remember heat is the number one weather related killer. we have to take it seriously, and high pressure is the reason why it is building in strong all across the west here. temperatures running up around the one-teens in the deserts. 106 in phoenix, it's going to cool down on the fourth, can you believe that at 106? this ridge extends all the way to the eastern seaboard, where temperatures on sunday will be in the triple digits in dallas and oklahoma city, shreveport and this is after weeks of this. they got a little break for a couple of days but now, the heat is back and will continue to hang on as we head into our fourth of july, so we have to stay well hydrated. remember the kids and our older neighbors, they're really affected by the heat and high pressure is the reason for the heat. we have jet stream run

erica hoops was samantha's best friend. >> yeah. she didn't feel safe anywhere during volleyball they would call her names like fag and be like, go over to the boys' locker room. you shouldn't be in here. >> was the bullying part of the reason, you think, erica, that your best friend killed herself? >> most definitely. there's no question about it. >> reporter: allegations of bullying have brought unwanted media attention. and cnn has learned a federal investigation to this quiet suburban community. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka hen pin. this is the biggest school district in the entire state. but the reason we're here is because it has become a battle ground over homosexuality in the classroom. this is the only minnesota school district we could find with a curriculum policy that bars teachers from taking a position on homosexuality. and says such matters are best addressed outside of school. it's become known as the neutrality policy, and some teachers say it's part of the problem. >> there's so much we ca

. >> these are samantha's swimsuits. they've been hanging here.t can't put it away. >> reporter: a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> we believed that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling hopeless. samantha was kind of a tomboy. and she -- she was perceived as gay. >> was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay, or questioning their sexuality. and at least two of them were bullied over it. erica hoops was samantha's best friend. >> yeah. she didn't feel safe anywhere. during volleyball they would call her names like fag and be like, go over to the boys' locker room. you shouldn't be in here. >> was the bullying part of the reason you think erica that your best friend killed herself? >> most definitely. there's no question abo

we'll go to dietitian samantha heller, who is the author of "get smart." good morning, samantha.od morning. >> first we'll get to the diet soda. how serious is this story, and do you believe its findings? >> the findings are not concrete. they're very general. we have epidimiological studies that people who drink diet sodas gain weight. do they have a different lifestyle. do they drink diet sodas because they eat a lot of other junk foods. it alters your sense of sweet, so artificial sweeteners are 600 times sweeter than others. you might compensate by eating more sweet sugars. it's very tough to have artificial sweeteners for kids now because sweet things like sweet strawberries are in season now they won't taste sweet because they're used to the highly intense artificial sugars, and there's some evidence to suggest that it might release inlynn or alter the gut flora. we don't really know that there's a direct link to diet sodas, artificial sweeteners and weight gain. >> anything that -- >> we don't really know that. i will say diet sodas are bad for your teeth, which a lot of p

. >> melanie's 6-month-old daughter samantha is in the back seat. and reacting with a mother's instinct, melanie is doing her best to get her baby back until she loses her grip. melanie hits her head and gets knocked unconscious in the parking lot. all hope seems lost. this certainly isn't the day melanie imagines when she wakes up earlier that morning. melanie and her husband aaron are moving from colorado to missouri with the helping hand of their families who are driving their two moving trucks and tending to their two older children. >> we are in the middle of the whole move. left our life in colorado and was trying to get to our new destination for our new life. >> it's nearly midnight. they've been driving for 12 hours straight. and with only three hours to go, they are exhausted. they decide to take a break. >> we see this gas station right off the highway and we pull in and both the moving trucks parked to get gas. and we park on the side of the convenience store. >> aaron takes baby samantha to the bathroom to change her diaper. >> then we

a car went airborne crashing into samantha's diner and bakery in wheaton. not clear why the driver left the road or whether that driver was hurt. quite a scene, though. quite a scene. >> tucker is up here to tell us about the hot day. >> another hot and humid one with highs in the low 40s. yesterday we didn't get there. felt steamy and summery. >> the early morning rain we had. >> today we will be off and running. we have a little fog out there. let's get a look at the hd radar and see if we have anything to show you. we have a frontal system off to the north and west. the thinking is that that front will get close enough that it will spark off a few showers and thunderstorms. i don't think that they will be terribly numerous but with the frontal system getting closerlo atmosphere we have the possibility of more scattered showers and thunderstorms later today. 74 rat reagan national. 72 fredricksburg. 75 in ocean city. forecast today, partly sunny skies. morning sunshine after we burn off the fog. scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms return. 93 the

>> especially considering that samantha powers is married to cass sunstein, i think. i was going to say the answer to your question why she is significant is as you pointed out to america, she likes war. she sees war for a technique to, quote/unquote, liberal agenda. >> glenn: that not some conservative hack thing there. that is -- who said it was written in the nation? a real lefty? came out, praising her saying she understands that war can be used for radical change for the left's purpose. weapon you say she has the ear of the president, it's the responseability to protect that. the president, you notice, didn't go in right away. he could have protected the people in libya. if that is our intent. but we waited and waited, waited, waited. why did we wait? why did we wait? rich, over here. >> united nations first. >> glenn: what to go through the united nations. why would we had to go through the united nations. what did they use at the united nations? what was the president looking to trigger? >> the responseability to protect us. >> glenn: yes. the responsibility to

in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >> again, the breaking news, former first lady betty ford has diedears old. now "beyond atlantis: the next frontier. here in the middle of nowhere, under a high blue sky, is space port america. >> i always say it is where old frontier meets the new frontier. >> chris anderson is executive director of the new mexico space port. to build the world's first commercial space port nestled between the san andreas and the caballos mountains, taxpayers anted up $207 million. a leap of faith. >> well, there's always risk in great opportunity. so there is a risk, but i see more opportunity out there. i think, again, the time is right for commercial space. >> the centerpiece is the terminal hangar facility. the anchor tenant -- branson's virgin galactic company. the hangar will be home to virgin's mother ships and spaceships. a year and a half from now, if all the test flights go well, a mother ship will take off down this runway, climb to 50,000 feet and release a space plane tucked beneath it. the six civilian astronauts and two pilots will climb to 350,000 fe

in 2009, samantha put a hunting rifle in her mouth and pulled the trigger.i hadn't moved to this district, my daughter wouldn't have died. the anoka-hennepin school district has a policy for teachers to remain neutral on the matter of homosexuality. always groups associated with bachmann, who have for years successfully lobbied against lgbt issues being discussed in schools, and while bachmann has yet to comment on this matter, as a minnesota state senator, she was very vocal in opposing a 2006 anti-bullying bill. >> there's always been bullies, always have been, always will be. i just don't know how we're ever going to get to a point of zero tolerance, and what will it mean? will it get to the point where we are completely stifling free speech and expression, will it mean that -- what form of behavior will there be? will we be expecting boys to be girls? what is it exactly we're asking for? i don't mean that as a sexist comment, but there are differences between boys and girls when they are on the playground and the classroom. >> joining me now, gay rights

erica hoops was samantha's best friend. >> yeah. she didn't feel safe anywhere.ng volleyball they would call her names like fag and be like go over to the boys' locker room. you shouldn't be in here. >> reporter: was the bullying part of the reason, erica, do you think she killed herself? >> most definitely. there's no question about it. >> reporter: allegations of bullying have brought unwanted media attention, and cnn has learned a federal investigation to this quiet suburban community. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka. this is the biggest school district in the entire state, but the reason we're here is because it has become a battleground over homosexuality in the classroom. this is the only minnesota school district we could find with a curriculum policy that bars teachers from taking a position on homosexuality and says such matters are best addressed outside of school. it's become known as the neutrality policy, and some teachers say it's part of the problem. >> there's so much we can't do and say to help create a more accepting and a

. >> those are samantha's swimsuits. another one hanging here.reporter: a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> we believe that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling hopeless. samantha was kind of a tomboy. and she -- she was perceived as gay. >> reporter: was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay or questioning their sexuality. and at least two of them were bullied over it. erica hoops was samantha's best friend. >> yeah. she didn't feel safe anywhere. during volleyball, they would call her names like fag and be like, go over to the boys' locker room. you shouldn't be in here. >> reporter: was the bullying part of the reason, you think, erica, that your best friend killed herself? >> most definitely. there's no question about

for more we go to the future with samantha bee iv and aasif mandvi, jr.,, jr.,, jr., in washington, d.c. hello, guys. >> hello, jon. >> gleep gloop glop. >> jon: oh, my gosh, is english no longer in use? >> of course it is. i'm just [bleeped] with you. >> jon: you're in the future where republicans did not raise the debt ceiling. are we in trouble in >> not really. republicans got everything they wanted. america declared bankruptcy and in receivership restructured our government and we got this capitalist you open thea. [laughter] >> jon: is this air breathable? >> it stings a little, but the free market will correct it. you know, eventually, for sure. >> jon: assif, tell me about the future that you're living in. >> well, here the democrats successfully raised the debt ceiling and increased taxes without cushing social programs. >> jon: i got the tell you, i got to tell you, seeing that, a little bit of a relief. it really does look great. >> oh, what this background? >> jon: yeah. >> this is a government-issued simu-screen made available through the enhancement act of 2033. usually it

our legally married correspondent samantha bee was there to report. >> new york streets were filled with joy and love as gay marriage became the law of the land. >> not even long lines with 100 degree weather or creatures that crawled out of the devil syphallitc an uns could ruin this. >> as a couple happily married for years we went to hear the newly-wed tales of love. >> this is the best day of their life. >> it seriously is the best day because after this -- >> what does today mean to you guys. >> it means freedom. freedom from all the-- you know, back talking, craziness that happens, validation of our love, our commitment to each other. >> if you can get that in a shorter sound bite. >> make sure you tell them-- make sure you push them around and tell them what to say. >> make sure-- no, no, please, feel free. >> executive produce what is going on in every brain. >> i know the concept of having your balls in a vice sounds like fun, but when it's met for call, it's not fun. >> okay, yes, i know, james so, hard to be married to me. >> well, married couples here. let's just think of wor

. >> and i have a little dog named samantha and she is also from the local spca.suggest that everybody go to is spca and pick up a dog. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >> continued success on all your tv shows. >> great, thank you. >> thank you, betty. >> and that's it for this w eek's second look. i'm frank somerville. thank you so much for joining us and i'll see you again next week. (male announcer) how far would you go to help someone? would you cross a street? would you cross an ocean? would you go if you could use your knowledge to teach someone and, in the process, maybe learn something yourself? life is calling.

for more we go to the future with samantha bee iv and aasif mandvi, jr.,, jr.,, jr., in washington, d.c. hello, guys. >> hello, jon. >> gleep gloop glop. >> jon: oh, my gosh, is english no longer in use? >> of course it is. i'm just [bleeped] with you. >> jon: you're in the future where republicans did not raise the debt ceiling. are we in trouble in >> not really. republicans got everything they wanted. america declared bankruptcy and in receivership restructured our government and we got this capitalist you open thea. [laughter] >> jon: is this air breathable? >> it stings a little, but the free market will correct it. you know, eventually, for sure. >> jon: assif, tell me about the future that you're living in. >> well, here the democrats successfully raised the debt ceiling and increased taxes without cushing social programs. >> jon: i got the tell you, i got to tell you, seeing that, a little bit of a relief. it really does look great. >> oh, what this background? >> jon: yeah. >> this is a government-issued simu-screen made available through the enhancement act of 2033. usually it

samantha hayes has a look back at betty ford's remarkable life. >> reporter: betty ford's life in the political spotlight started quickly after her marriage to gerald ford, who was elected to congress two weeks after their wedding. as first lady, she developed her own persona beyond the white house and was known for speaking out on abortion rights and women in the workplace. also the mother of four children, she was considered strong, active, and most of all candid. >> it has been my own health that has made it possible for me to go ahead and in my way share what i learned with others. >> reporter: before 1974 it was almost unheard of for a first lady to publicly mention personal problems. in the first year of her husband's presidency. she announced she had breast cancer and would undergo a mastectomy. but it is the betty ford center for substance abuse that will be her greatest legacy. >> i think she educated a generation that needed education, that needed support in how to deal with these problems. >> reporter: mrs. ford disclosed publicly that she had for years abused alcohol anded

samantha hayes has a look back at betty ford's remarkable life. >> reporter: betty ford's life in the political spotlight started quickly after her marriage to gerald ford, who was elected to congress two weeks after their wedding. as first lady, she developed her own persona beyond the white house and was known for speaking out on abortion rights and women in the workplace. also the mother of four children, she was considered strong, active, and most of all candid. >> it has been my own health that has made it possible for me to go ahead and in my way share what i learned with others. >> reporter: before 1974 it was almost unheard of for a first lady to publicly mention personal problems. in the first year of her husband's presidency. she announced she had breast cancer and would undergo a mastectomy. but it is the betty ford center for substance abuse that will be her greatest legacy. >> i think she educated a generation that needed education, that needed support in how to deal with these problems. >> reporter: mrs. ford disclosed publicly that she had for years abused alcohol anded

the driver of this car crashed into samantha's diner and bakery on university boulevard, leaving behindreat big hole in the side of the building. the driver was taken to the hospital and we're waiting to hear what may have led to the crash. >>> at 9:00 this morning all eyes go back to orlando for what could be the end of the casey anthony trial of the florida mother is scheduled to be sentenced on misdemeanor charges of lying to investigators. those were the only charges the jury found her guilty of in the trial in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. anthony was acquitted on the more serious charges of murder and child abuse. local defense attorney renee sadler talked to news 4 last night and 11:00 and said casey could be a free woman by this afternoon. >> what a fully expect tomorrow is that the judge will release miss anthony, and set her free. she served about three years in jail. and it's time to move on from this. >> and casey anthony may get out of jail but she could be back in court soon to face a new lawsuit. zenaida gonzalez is suing her for defamation. back in 2008, a

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loved ones say they're reeling from the devastating loss, the couple and two daughters, 11-year-old samantha and 9-year-old veronica were very close to family who all live within a couple miles of each other. >> whenever i ran into them or the girls it just brightened my whole day. they were always happy and enjoying life. and that is something, you know, that we tell ourselves. they were doing what they loved and they were together as a family. >> the couple, described by many as generous and creative, was also heavily involved in their children's schools and in the community. family says while the sudden loss is difficult to wrap their heads and hearts around, they're grateful for the time they had with them. >> i know there have been questions about the accident and how it happened and, you know, who is at fault and the driver of the other vehicle survived and i guess i would just say you can do everything right and have a bad outcome and i think that's what happened here. i think you know the road was slippery, the road was steep, and sometimes these things happen and that rather the les

>> i saw samantha. i said stephanie. thank you very much. >> you betcha. >>> the last flight of the space shuttle gave us something we've never seen before. this is the first ever shot taken from space of the shuttle's reentry to the earth's atmosphere. this picture of the shuttle "atlantis" was taken from the international space station. a remarkable image. >>> a first in this year's tour de france. after 21 days of riding the winner was cadel evans. also the oldest winner since world war ii. >>> next up here tonight, helping children get off on the right foot. >>> to find and nurture talent is to give a gift that can change lives. in cuba's capital city, one of that country's brightest stars is doing just that. a dancer giving hope to the children of the barrio. nbc's mark potter has our making a difference report. >> reporter: in a desperately poor havana neighborhood at a crumbling palace once home to the u.s. cavalry during the spanish-american war, there is now music and grace amid dreams of glory in the spotlight.

. >>> let's bring in the weather channel's samantha moore now to tell us how hot it's going to get. >> good evening. yes, this extended periods of heat really start to take their toll and over 100 million people will be affected by this heat wave. big ridge of high pressure dominating much of the nation is a reason why and we'll see temperatures in the mid to upper 90s across much of the ohio valley. here are some of the exact numbers we're expecting to see tomorrow. on sunday, 104 in minneapolis. so those heat indices could range from 110 to 115 after you factor in that humidity. this is how it looks the next few days. this extended period of heat. watch out for your elderly neighbors. if you suffer from m.s. or asthma, heart conditions, take it easy when you're outside. the folks in the great lakes and northeast will see some relief on monday as a storm system moves out of canada and brings in cooler air, but that cooling relief will will come at the expense of severe weather if you have beach plans across this region. on monday, heads up because we could see trees down due to stron

other fourteen which we have for the finals so we are looking forward and yes i hear him in the samantha for russian talent though he's very subtle shingled and he's in the finals also which is the tremendous start because she was saying you know queen of the night and she was seen in seven eight at all so ladies already and we have we have great great talent there you will sing plus a you once said i quote singles can be many some of the making things nominal careers but they're real artists of whom you may say this is a star they are very few so what to me it's an opera singer a great opera singer into a real star what is a real star well is the public the. term and that they are the social that we'll in perspiration stars you know is the public which that terminates i'm sure that everybody wants to be you know all star you know everybody would like to be in a very important place but it's the public the public school makes the stars because some matter how much you want upright you the public. doesn't the term meaning that it puts you there the sign. is the one the stance is the one t

samantha moore is tracking today's dangerous temperatures. it is hot out there, sa mab tma. >> it sure is and millions of people are going to be affected this weekend. heat is the number one weather related killer. high pressure is the reason it is building in strong all across the west here. temperatures running up around the teens in the desert. it's going to cool down a bit on the fourth. this ridge extended all the way to earn sea board where temperatures on sunday will be in the triple digits in dallas, oklahoma city, texarkana, now, the heat is back and it will continue to hang on as we head into our fourth of july. remember the kids. and our older neighbors. they're really affected by the heat. and high pressure is the reason for the heat. we have jet stream running across the top of that ridge. it's going to steer a cold front in over the course of this weekend. it's going to bring in the threat for severe weather, so we have to remember, too, most lightening fatalities happen as people are seeking shelter. >> thank you. >>> in georgi

their two doctors 11-year-old samantha and 9-year-old veronica both attended public school in palo alto. >>> a 17-year-old girl from sacramento is recovering tonight after a sand tunnel collapsed on top of her at bodega bay yesterday nearly killing her. she was buried under the sand for nearly two minutes and reportedly stopped breathing, but emergency crews revived her with cpr. this is the second incident of a california teenager buried alive on a california beach this summer. just last month you will remember brian buchanan of orinda was trapped 10 to 15 minutes at sunset state beach near watsonville. his dad says he is still at valley medical center in san jose. he is now breathing on his own and opened his eyes today, according to his website, but he is still not responding to his surroundings. >>> the man suspected of killing at least 92 people in norway is scheduled to be in court tomorrow, but could still be weeks away from facing formal charges. we're also learning parts of the suspect's manifesto were apparently taken almost word for word from the writings of youtuber ted kacz

so both nick claimed the ladies doubles trophy vibrates he said been there and samantha stocks are. staying at wimbledon where the men's singles final will bring together the two highest ranked players in the world at present rafael nadal djokovic on sunday the doll will surround his world number one ranking to djokovic next week bob the spaniard never quit in friday's semifinal against well number four and in mari the crowd favorite set off to was he was playing high risk tennis throughout the match and those tactics allowed murray to take the opening set by seven games to five but he couldn't maintain consistency dropping the next three relatively quickly six two six two six four making sure to praise upcoming opponent which. is a new number one. was just. what he did this first. things really impressive really fantastic. how he did i think in the no load conditions will be number one. in the meantime joe will fight song and station early no doubt project bettering the previous stage was unable to continue you know it's a game george bush said taking on the couple says before drop

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