10-year-old in the seat being bullied physically and verbally by two 15-year-old school memates schoolmates. they hit him, they call him names, racial slurs, sexual slurs, and in my opinion, the worst part is this. they're burning him with a cigarette lighter. >> where is the bus driver? >> she was on the bus, and you do hear her on this video. you can have your own opinion on this. >> get quiet, i have to drive the bus. >> she was recently acquitted of a child neglect charge. >> that's a hate crime and they burned him. >> both of those teenagers were found guilty of disorderly conduct and assault and battery. she wanted to show friends and family how bad the abuse was. >> i want friends to know that when i speak out this is what it's able. she says her son has scars from this incident, has hours of therapy, and is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder now. the mother is waiting for a court date sbens the school district and others totaling $31 million. >>> a pointless act of vandalism. this is at auto sales. two guys with their shirts around their face come to this parking lot and

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schoolmate of calvin coolidge. the oldest justice, justice brandeis of kentucky, 80, the distinguished jewish ancestry. bitterly opposed as a crusading liberal in 1812 that wilson didn't dare appoint him attorney general but did appoint him to the court. holding the balance of power are two justices, owen roberts at 61, the youngest justice, long a conservative. since this fight began liberal in seven decisions. and charles evans hughes, 75. the chief justice since 1930. sometimes conservative, sometimes liberal. >> president roosevelt goes on the air in an appeal for popular support for his plan to reorganize the federal judiciary. newsreel cameras record his fireside chat, his second such appeal within six days. he tells the people that the plan would protect them from usurpation of power by the supreme court. >> those opposing the plan have sought to arouse prejudice and fear by crying that i am seeking to pack the supreme court and that a bainful president will be established. what do they mean by the words "pa

. >> in castro bell, a sometime home of james holmes, schoolmates recalled a kid that was hands downmartest in the class. >> add martinez was a classmate of james holmes. he remembers him as a popular, athletic ticket who designed the schools web site when he was in the fifth grade. >> we ask our 32,000 facebook fan is the best way to prevent mass killings like this one in colorado here are some of the results. >>catherine: you can continue to vote and, and we will have more facebook postings coming up at 8:00 p.m.. >> in oakland to more than one dozen obama supporters had gathered near these their kids a couple of blocks away from the fox theater. most of the protestors were marijuana advocates asking for eased restrictions on campus clubs. there also groups of protesters including undocumented students asking the administration to stop deporting undocumented students. >> medical marijuana advocates are warning of the president to put a stop to the federal raids on top clubs. and they're warning a political price in the fall. some >> there might finally be a tablet backing give the

i mean, really, play mates, schoolmates and colleagues. just everything. wishing us joy and well.s differently. >> and edie tells me she filed suit for one reason, so that other people won't have to go through what she's been through. well, we all know the saying, if your hand in lemons, make lemonade. listen to this. one guy in indiana didn't let the state's worst drought in years stop him from having the greenest lawn on the block armed with a tin of bright green paint, he decided to paint his brown grass green. >>> and on a lighter side of politics, it took a couple of tries, but president obama

i mean, really, play mates, schoolmates and colleagues. just everything. wishing us joy and well.s differently. >> and edie tells me she filed suit for one reason, so that other people won't have to go through what she's been through. well, we all know the saying, if your hand in lemons, make lemonade. listen to this. one guy in indiana didn't let the state's worst drought in years stop him from having the greenest lawn on the block armed with a tin of bright green paint, he decided to paint his brown grass green. >>> and on a lighter side of politics, it took a couple of tries, but president obama laid one on his first lady during team usa's basketball in washington last night. the obamas were a littlehy when they appeared on the kiss cam in the first quarter even getting booed by the crowd. but they got a second chance in the fourth quarter. and president obama did not disappoint. well, thanks everyone for watching today. i'm deborah feyerick. "the situation room" with wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> deb, thanks very much. happening right now, scalding new attacks in this pre

nearly a quarter of a century but you may not know before that as a kid in the ghetto of detroit, my schoolmates teased me as brainiac. they predicted what i would become long before i new my destiny. as a 10-year-old i won a couple of spelling bees and contests as well. i guess you can say my love for words started when i was knee-high to a tadpole. back then when i didn't know a word, my mama used to tell me, look it up in the dictionary. those were the days when a kid had to turn to a physical volume that contained the wonder of the worded world. now you just google it. the merriam-webster dictionary was my favorite. tonight i want to introduce you to the dyson-ary. get it? dyson dictionary. each night this week i'll define a word. tonight's word is obfuscate defined through the candidacy of mitt romney. here's a quick example. >> i can tell you we follow the tax laws and if there's an opportunity to save taxes, we like anybody else in this country, will follow that opportunity. doing away with redundancy in government and shifting programs to the economic player who deliver the best. these a

a quarter century, but you may not know that before that as a kid in the ghetto of detroit, my schoolmatesey predicted what i would become long before i would know my destiny. i won a couple of spelling bees and later a few contests as well. so i guess you could say my love for words started when i was knee high to a tadpole. back then when i didn't know a word my mama used to tell me, look it up in the dictionary. boy, those were the days when a kid actually had to turn to a physical volume that contained the wonder of the worded world. now you just google it. the merriam-webster dictionary was my favorite along with the oxford english dictionary. tonight, i want to introduce you to the dyson-ary. get it? each night this week, i'll define a word in his political, cultural, and moral context. tonight's word is obfuscate. here is a quick example. >> i can tell you we follow the tax laws and if there's an opportunity to save taxes, we like anybody else in the country will follow that opportunity. >> doing away with the redundancy and waste in government and shifted services and programs to t

high school juniors, in white, expected to play in an annual girls football game with their senior schoolmates. about 100 students are there, some with video cameras, and some drinking. well, as the game winds down, the mood turns ugly. >> it was supposed to be a fun thing. this was supposed to be our initiation into our senior year. >> seniors, seniors. >> for years, the tradition was a powderpuff game followed by some egg throwing and shaving cream. but the initiation of a group of juniors at glenbrook north high in may 2003 turned stunningly violent. >> stop! stop! >> becoming a brutal, alcohol-fueled hazing. every bit of it caught on tape. >> one of the girls ripped out a piercing from my ear. i had contusions, bruising of ribs, a fractured tailbone. just multiple bruising all over my body. >> stop her! stop her! >> the girls are forced to sit together on the ground while they are punched, kicked and splattered with garbage by the senior girls in yellow and a few boys. they withstand purple paint, fish guts, even feces. lauren wilner, then 16, says she is choked with strands of pig intesti

play mates and schoolmates and colleagues, just everything, wishing us joy and well. you're taking this case to the supreme court, what is the heart of your argument? what do you want to see happen? >> what i want to happen altogether, what my suit is about is i would like to receive my money back. new york state accepted my marriage as a marriage. i believe and the justice department and the president agreed with me that the law doma is unconstitutional. doma is cruel. it discriminates against us for absolutely no value to the country. we'd like to see that defeated altogether. i'd like other people not to go through what i went through. >> taking on the status quo. thank you so much for being here. we're sure that thea would be very proud of you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> squirmishes in syria are found outside the capital city, but now there's a battle in damascus. neutrogena® wet skin . ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. cons

vexing thing for all of us and for investigators, which is that he is described by neighbors and by schoolmatesoing. but pat brown, a criminal profiler told us a little while ago on the show was this is a psychopathology that had been there forever. is that right? >> she doesn't know that. >> or did something get triggered in adolescence that sparks it? >> first of all, i thought pat brown's comments, while i'm sure she's an able person, were very much out of school. she doesn't know that this person is a psychopath or has antisocial personalities. >> you're saying he is a psychopath as well. >> she said quite clearly he is not delusional, no major mental illness. there is no way to know that. that's one of the more irresponsible things i've heard in my career. the bottom line is we don't know that. here is a guy who was pursuing a life as a healer, wanted to be a neuroscientist. something intervened to turn him from that into a mass murderer. if you had somebody who was a marathon runner and suddenly wastes away muscularly, falls to the ground clutching his chest, you'd say i think there is so