we've been to the communities in south philly high school where we saw in one day alone 15 asian students who had to be taken to the emergency room as a result of a persistent pattern of harassment. they didn't speak the king's english. my father spoke ricky ricardo english as well and he would have been a victim of bullying under that circumstance. so we worked with the school district. we don't focus on the criminal prosecution of the specific bully. that's an important element and we work with our partners in local government on that, but our focus has been on the system's issues, of working with the school superintendents, working with the school districts to create a culture of inclusion, to create a culture where people can be accepted for who they are. we've seen bullying in the context of kids with disabilities, kids who couldn't get off the bus because they were getting beaten up on the bus. the bullying of kids who are lgbq, that's probably our biggest growth area. these are kids who are being bullied because they are different. and in suburban minneapolis we saw quite literally

>> certainly in the south philly case, a number of those kids were dealt with in the local criminal justice system because they committed an assault, a pretty serious assault. so that's -- bullying has a continuum. that's the extreme end of the continuum. but then you see what happens on twitter and facebook and the things that occur there and that becomes a lot more challenging to come up with a definition that is sufficiently clear so that it can give guidance to local authorities and also respectful of constitutional first amendment issues of that nature. so it's a very good question to ask. it's a very challenging question to answer given the continuum of abuses that we see that we would put in the broad rubric of bullying. >> do you see, are there trend lines in terms of bullying? obviously cyber bullying and you talked about tweets, we have roughly 7.5 million people on facebook under the age of 13, there's no delete button for those images we post online. are you seeing those trend lines, are you seeing broader trend lines or are we just starting to measure these things because our c

he fell through a third story roof while battling a fire in south philly. another firefighter was injured. firefighters set up an honor guard outside the hospital where efforts to save him failed. >>> searchers are looking through the gulf of mexico for two boys believed kidnapped by their parents, joshua haken and his wife, sharon, are accused of taking the 2 and 4-year-old boys from their grandparents' house in tampa. the parents have custody of the boys. the parents are believed to be anti-government and police say they may all be on this sailboat. >>> north korea put world leaders on edge with escalating threats an now reports that a missile test could be on the way. but inside the country tour groups are running somewhat like normal. these pictures are from a british tour earlier this month. operator told cnn it's continuing tours and people in the country were acting as they usually do. embassies in north korea are not pulling their people out just yet. >>> i'm joined now by a man who was in north korea two times last year. he's a professor at the uni

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phillies fan. if i could go back into time, the only thing i would change is i would have made it so i was a yankee fan. we were only 89 miles south of new york. i was a curious kid. curiosity has always been a lesson and a curse of mine. anyway, there was always this solid chunk of the paper that seems impenetrable. they were the other table, different from the badding average tables and box scores i would scrutinize with regularity. open, range, close, what open? what range? what close? what are these strange things? why did they matter? i asked my dad. occasionally, i would hear him get mad. >> buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. >> when he heard prices mentioned on the radio. he particularly seemed upset and got very angry when i heard the name national video on the radio and how it went out. i didn't know what national video did or why it went out. i did know -- i don't know if pops knew, either, what it did. i don't know. but i know it made him curious and i wanted to find out more about what these things were. so he sat me down and exchanged that each of those represented a performance of a stock. the rake was how low and how high it

south carolina, in the greenville-spartanburg area. have ever campaigned against north florida. have ever campaigned in the very spots -- i'm throwing this around because i've been lecturing my republicans for some time about winning the phillyidate can win in western iowa, can win in the greenville-spartanburg area. can win in north florida if they come out and support gay marriage nationally and support immigration reform. >> well, let me say it this way. can you have these positions but then be a stronger advocate on the life issue? you know, my theory has been on this, what you're going to see is maybe you will see movement among a lot of republicans. and frankly, when you look at the polling on this, joe, the biggest movers on gay marriage support is not among the predictable groups on the left or even in the senate. it's among southerners who have moved 20 points in favor of it in the last five years. they're not at majority yet, but it's in the 40s. so it's no longer a 20/80 issue in some of the base conservative areas. >> but we're talking about a very small electorate, the people that i always would highlight, underline the star republicans that voted in every primary. they're not there. and they're not going to be