do things and we went off as michele tell us but that formed our ideas of who we were. my father raised me in the '60s and '70s that when at a time we were called negro that was the acceptable term, term of art as we continue in this racism. he said if anyone calls you black which was at the time considered a slur your response should be, why thank you. and so i would try it. and it really shut people up. when people think they're insulting you and you merely thank them, they've got no comeback so my father was a raceman. we were taught to be proud of what we were. so i didn't -- it didn't occur me at any point that i should ever be longing to be something else and your father was a lot the same. >> he was. my father was -- was someone who was very quiet and i grew up in the 1970s and i grew up in an era -- i was in high school in an era where activism was very aggressive. you know, activism wore dishiki's activism was very powerful. and only with the wisdom or what passes for wisdom now as i look back did i understand that activism sometimes whispers and activisms is sometimes p

. are to type presides tool time award and tonight it goes to michele bachmann again the minnesota congresswoman and possible twenty twelve presidential candidate has been i was weak trying to woo social conservatives and she was speaking at an event and thanks voters that helped oust three i was supreme court justices who ruled the gay marriage was legal in the state which is listen to michelle as she spoke about prohibiting judges from enforcing equal protections in the constitution and that little ole miss when all articles reports articles review nine. constitution we. should. justices. we have with our already to decide what should. and what. so michelle who claims to love the constitution now want to take away the power of judges maybe she's confused about the three separate branches of government let's just recap for michele here first there's the legislative branch made up of the senate and the house of representatives their job is to make the laws for our country michel you are part of that branch of government just in case you're confused then we have the executive branch

. >> michele hand honda escaped with only bruises, but 60 other passengers were hurt, two of them critically and how so many managed to survive the calamity was so simple that one of the passengers had the answer. >> at first they thought we were all gone and we all had our seatbelts fastend or we would have lost a lot more. >> reporter: when the plane finely landed and the rest of the world began to find out what happened, one of the first to be clued in was michelle's husband a honolulu television executive, but even after she called him, she was less than forthcoming and, in fact, michelle would say nothing about what happened in her role of what had taken place and no mention that she crawled among the passengers, helping them with their life vests and that once on the ground she was still tending to her passengers. finally michelle called her husband to say she would be home late. that there had been an incident. >> an incident, what do you mean? i really can't talk about it until after the debriefing by the fbi. >> well, the fbi wanted to know what had caused the explosion i

in the air. michelle miller is standing by on the street with some guests. i understand you met another catherine and william, is that right, michelle? i'm not sure if michelle can hear us, because the crowd noise is deafening. >> okay. it is starting to get very exciting here. right directly through the welsh guard we can begin to see the profession. coming through the horse guard parade, those five carriages. and the first, carrying the bride and the groom. the duke and duchess of cambridge. coming through, it is going to be bedlam in just a few minutes. you start to see the members of the guard crossing the parade. the horse guard parade there. they're coming right up to the duke of york steps as we speak. you can hear the crowd begin that wave of cheering. the wooing. the cameras going up. you can begin to see a quick clip, just running along. and here, i believe, here comes the carriage. this group of horsemen, this group of horsemen is the last group that we'll see before the prince and his duchess come through. here it is. the moment all of these people, these tens of tho

michelle obama. the agency ordered that all vip flights carrying the first lady or the vice president will be handled by air traffic supervisors instead of air traffic controllers. on monday, the plane that michelle obama was in came within three miles of a massive c-17 cargo plane approaching andrews air force base in maryland. the required distance is at least five miles. the faa and ntsb are both investigating what exactly went wrong. >>> a new terror alert system will be in place for u.s. airports by next week. it will replace the color coded warnings launched during the bush administration. homeland security secretary janet napolitano said beginning next tuesday, a simple two-tiered system called the national terrorism advisory system, will be used to warn the public. the new alerts will be coded as either imminent or elevated threat and will include specific information related to the warnings. >> the major problem with the color coded system is it didn't communicate information. what was a threat? what were you supposed to do? where were you supposed to go to get additional inf

have come all the way to london for this -- for the festivities. is that right, michelle? >> michelle? michelle miller can you hear me? >> we're at the duke of york steps, the entry point of the mall. the mall is that grand boulevard that was created at the 20th century. created for to be that point of

ceremony honoring former senator bob dole. after that, first lady michelle obama and jill biden. then another chance to see a discussion on military family support programs. on tuesday, bob dole was honored for his role in creating a war memorial on the national mall. it was attended by a tom brokaw. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> senator dole, and senator elizabeth dole -- it is an honor to see you here today. i am peggy o'dell, and it is my pleasure to welcome you here today. the national park service has been entrusted with the care of the memorial that commemorates the service of 160 members of our armed forces and the ultimate sacrifice of 405399 americans during world war ii. thank you for joining us to honor one of those warriors, one of our nation's true patriots, a citizen, a soldier, and a statesman who served this nation honorably and well for many years. senator bob dole. [applause] to begin our ceremony today, i would like you to stand again for the presentation of our callers and remain standing for the u.s. army band. >> forward, march. [unintelligible] halt. ♪ [

the state fair. you guys don't even leave litter afterwards. >> michele bachmann thinks that half of massachusetts is in new hampshire. >> and donald trump can't even get taken seriously by bill o'reilly. >> if he wasn't born in this country, it's one of the great scams ever -- >> absolutely. but i don't think that's the case. >> why doesn't he issue his birth certificate? >> he did. >> he did. >> good evening from new york. tomorrow the republicans in the house are expected to vote on a lie. they are expected to vote on the government shutdown prevention act as foreshadowed by house majority leader eric cantor. >> on friday we will bring to the floor the government prevention of -- excuse me, the prevention of government shutdown act. and that will say to the american people the senate's got to act prior to the expiration of cr. if it does not act, hr-1 becomes the law of the land. >> the government shutdown prevention act says, "if the senate fails to pass a measure before april 6, 2011, providing for the appropriations of the departments and agencies of the government for the rema

personally like to thank michelle from the arab film festival and bonilla and others who are not here tonight. they are the driving force behind the arab film festival. they are in berkeley and los angeles. a round of applause for all the work they do. last but not least, paul. without his generosity and support, this event would not be happening. thank you so much, paul. [applause] he is not only a mentor to me but the example of what civic engagement can be for arab- americans. if there is anything going on in our community, he is the first one to cut a check -- not only to cut a check, but he is the first to be involved. he is a mover and shaker and successful businessman. we need to support his institution, an amazing chain of the burger chains in the area. thank you all for coming out tonight. we do have a reception. please help yourselves. >> thank you for your sponsorship once again. we will not know who the next mayor of san francisco will be, but one thing we know, the tradition that has to continue. everyone of you has to make sure that this happens. it is an important

are telling that story . and through the hard work of first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden, hundreds more stories like ours are being lifted up so that everyone understands just how ease -- easy it is to support our military families and just how much that support means to the military community. so i want to thank you both, jill and mrs. obama, for all you do on behalf of our military families. and now, it is my honor to introduce someone who has always been committed to the military. he has been a regular at national guard events for over 30 years and now visits with members of our military across the country and across the world. today i have the honor as a military spouse and a military mom to introduce my friend, vice president joe biden. [applause] >> welcome to the white house. shirley, you are getting to be an old pro. shirley and jill made their first television appearance a while ago, i think it was up in philly. it was for a boots on the ground event. mr. secretary, they were both scared to death. now i'm scared to follow jill. jill and i just returned from a cer

their freedom. hey guys welcome michel ancel on the ellen show part of our guest stop to sound the topics now i want to hear my audience is going to use you to video responses our twitter profile of the question that we've posted on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your responses please let your voice be heard. all right it's time for tonight's tool time award and we have a repeat winner for you this evening the hateful and crazy bryan fischer t.v. conservative radio host but a social conservative group the american family association is not a fan of gay rights is against abortion and he has a lot of problems when it comes to immigration and on his radio show this week he took the issue of muslims coming to the u.s. last month he gravely declared that muslims have no first amendment rights now he believes the u.s. should outright restrict immigration from muslim countries illegal and restricted muslim immigration in the united states we are welcoming to our shores welcoming to our borders. who are determined to destroy us they've said it themselves it's in their own wr

-mart unite before the supreme court. behind the headlines: education reform expert michelle rhee wants to put students first. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: maternity tourism a new factor in the immigration debate has reignited the call to end so-called birthright citizenship: maternity tourism. pregnant foreign women are coming to the u.s. on legal tourist visas, to deliver their babies here. that, under current constitutional interpretation, makes the infants automatic american citizens. mom and baby often return to their home countries, but the parents do this so the child may later return and the parents skip ahead other immigrants for naturalization. in china, mexico and south korea, businesses sell maternity travel packages that include doctors, insurance and postpartum care. since the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born on american soil, maternity tourists aren't violating immigration law. neither can the state department deny a tourist visa application just

formally excited michelle miller is here and michelle, if there's one word people are using to describe her gown, it's "wow." >> reporter: "wow" is right. it was the most closely guarded secret of the wedding. what would kate middleton's dress look like? the answer came this morning. when she stepped out of the car, the bride looked regal-- every inch the princess she was about to become. >> the dress was spectacular. >> reporter: for months fashion editors like paula reed played a guessing game, not just about the dress, but who would design it. sara burton of alexander mcqueen won the commission, and the dress' long lace sleeves and simple lines carried echoes of an earlier commoner who married royalty. >> in a way it reminded me of grace kelly's dress. it's a classic wedding dress and i really think your wedding dress is the last place you want to make a fashion statement, because you don't want to be laughing at your pictures 20 years down the line. >> reporter: a very different design from the elaborate dress william's mother-- lady diana spencer-- wore 30 years ago. that

welcome michel ancel on the obama show part of our guest stop the family topics now i want to hear the audience has gone to you tube to video response or to twitter for part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show the long response is going to leave your thoughts big. for. since the first. film takes. place. you know sometimes you see a story and it's. easy to understand it and then you get something else here's the part of it and realize that everything you say. all right it's time for tonight's jewel time award and tonight our war goes to sarah palin the former half term governor of alaska must be feeling a little bit left out she's not getting anywhere when it comes to the race for the white house next year and in fact most pundits say that she has absolutely zero chance of winning the g.o.p. nomination in recent months her poll numbers how fallen off a cliff the law still a wingnut has decided to try and inject herself back into the public debate she didn't come out with a great opinion on the budget debate or our war in libya now instead

today, we are telling their story, and through the hard work of first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden, hundreds more stories like ours are being lifted up so that everyone understands just how easy it is to support our military families and just how much that support means to the military community. so, i want to thank you those for all you do on behalf of our military families. and now, it is my honor to introduce someone who has always been committed to the military. he has been at national guard events for over 30 years, and now visits with members of our military across the country and across the world. today, i have the honor as a military spouse and a military mom to introduce my friend, vice president joe biden. [applause] >> welcome to the white house. surely, you're getting to be an old pro. when shirley and jill made their first television appearance a while ago for a boots on the ground event, they were both scared to death. now i am scared to follow them. ladies and gentlemen, jill and i just returned from a ceremony that honored bob dole for his heroic service

decline, >>> issue three, michelle and jill. the joinappearan america's rst and send diesmarks the opening salvo in the soft side of the 2012 presidential race. parade magazine is a highly prized showcase for first and seconds ladies, with a readership in the many millions. their joint appearance sends a political message of unity between the bidens and obamas, and makes clear that this is the ticket that will lead the country for the next four years, if reelected. speculation that obama might dump biden is now over. question, besides signaling that the 2012 democratic presidential ticket is going to remain obama-biden, what is the other possible political plus that first lady admonish pell second lady jill bring to the 2012 election? >> well, it's the unity of mothers and women, and i think if you read that article they talk about their families and they also talk about the work they're doing with military families, and the balance between work and life. so i think read background their lives and how they're living many of the same problems they're trying to address is very appeal

protections covering everything from lost luggage to overbooked flights. nbc's michelle franzen reports. >> reporter: in a day and age when flying has become anything but friendly, passengers just got a leg up from new federal protections that expand upon the so-called passenger bill of rights already in place. >> this is the most important and biggest change in passenger rights since deregulation. >> reporter: at the top of the list, airlines will have to refund baggage fees when luggage is lost. also gone, nickel and diming passengers with those hidden costs beyond the ticket price. airlines will have to disclose those fees on their website. >> all of those fees will be listed, whether it's a baggage fee, the taxes you might pay in the particular area you're in, a fee for a blanket, a fee for a pillow, a fee for food. all of those will be listed. >> reporter: airlines will pay more if a passenger is bumped from a flight. delays less than two hours less than $650. and up to $1,300 for delays more than two hours. the new rules expand tarmac delay penalties. already a three-hour

michele bachmann, think about it. she gave a speech two weeks ago where she applauded the u.s. constitution for ending slavery. i'm not making this up. i'm not making this up. [laughter] >> she's -- remember glenn beck rally on the mall. so cbs hired some helicopter guys to give a crowd estimate. the crowd estimate was 87,000 people. that was the honest estimate as best as they could do. some between 80 and 100. michele bachmann gets up on the stage. she says don't let anybody tell you there's under 1 million people here. the tea party that sends this, don't let anybody tell you. closing your ears and screaming while somebody tries to say excuse me that's the reality over here. that's who the tea party picked to represent them. that's who cnn chose to broadcast without interference without any sense of obligation to connect the lies and deliberate misstatements of fact that is are made all the time. when you think about it from the perspective of the president of the united states who had a complicated agenda. it's hard to pass health care in this country because we have to wr

golpe. habría pousht puesto en a la primera dama michelle obama. >> de acuerdo a a llos informes primera dama y la esposa del vice john biden jamás supieron que estuvieron en programa. según autoridades controladores aéreos civiles de virginia permitieron que el avión de la primera dama se acercara demasiado a un c17 de carga de la fuerza aérea a su regreso a washington, dc. >> la nave jamás tuvo que estar ahí dijo el director de la agencia de aviación. exigen que los avaviones mantengan una distancia de 5 millas entre sí y estuvieron a 3. pero ahí no acabó todo. dice el informe, el carguero no pudo despejar la pista a tiempo. bajo los controladores aéreos militares el piloto del 737 en que iba michelle obama recibió órdenes de abortar el aterrizaje y dar varias vueltas antes de finalmente tocar tierra. incidente está bajo investigación. >> por cierto la administración federal de aviación anunció que partir de hoy los vuelos en que viajen la primera dama y el vice presidente a cualquier parte del país, serán supervisados desde la base aérea andruw. >> bueno,

in the physical education department -- thank you. and her name is michelle. michele, could use that up, please? -- could you step up, please? >> i have a humble gift for pg&e from the physical education department of san francisco unified school district. we want to present you with this black for -- plaque for everything you're doing for the students of the san francisco unified school district. [applause] and we have one last plaque we would like to give to first tee of san francisco. this would not be possible if it were not for the folks who are doing a great deal of work to coordinate with our departments so all of you young adults here, please remember that today is your day, and a great deal of effort went into with to make it happen. from our department and san francisco unified school district, we would like to present this. thank you, sandy, very much. greg thank you. [applause] >> i have a voice problem. you have got to be grateful. [unintelligible] [laughter] [applause] >> thank you very much. i do want to acknowledge the president of the san francisco unified schoo

joined the president and first lady michelle and melea and sasha. this year's theme -- get up and go named after michelle's program. >>> obviously great weather and it's coming this way. >> we are definitely getting warmer weather. i'm not sure we'll get warmer let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. as far as earlier today, right around city hall, people had the umbrellas out and rain coats as light rain was falling. it continues to fall. it's been about .08 inch and delays at sfo about up to 66 minutes. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. where else do you want to go today? let's head down to the south bay breaks in the clouds but scattered light rain possible for the next couple of hours. also we look at downtown san jose. you see the most organized area of wet weather moving down to our south but also this is very shallow layer of moisture and radar tends to overshoot i. there is rain falling in areas that may be the radar didn't see. but notice this. it is definitely clearing across the north bay and that is what i expect to take over the afternoon hours.

years this now include sarah pailin kicked off the pedestal guy pailin number two michele bachmann. justin bieber really. really michele bachmann really like a theist influential these people are not influential you know i mean. is there going to be a musical movement launched by justin bieber every night pronounce his name you know michele bachmann is a weirdo she's next. could influence anyone world influence also requires somewhat of a global reach and that's another obstacle time magazine's chosen ones are overwhelmingly american u.s. mayors school chancellors comedians and t.v. personalities some of whom might not be recognized by many americans let alone people throughout the rest of the world and they used to it go out and actually generate original stories and now they just make a list of these people who are influential to do what and how you know the sheriff in l.a. is as important as the president of the united states creating an echo chamber for current and want to be celebrities being famous has become a full time job and a serious obsession for a lot of people around

nave en la que viajaba míchel obama. estuvo a 3 millas de un gigantesco avión. >>> fallas en la seguridad y los equipos de entrenamientos de transocean contribuyeron al problema de la plataforma que derramó petróleo al golfo. >>> fuerzas de seguridad sirias mataron a más de 90, las muertes se produjeron en varias ciudades, el presidente obama cuestionó la violencia. >>> y las imágenes que van a ver a continuación son fuertes, este video le está dando la vuelta al mundo, él exigía servicios básicos y murió a las heridas recibidas. 6 policías están arrestados. >>> el papa benedicto xvi contestó preguntas durante la primera entrevista de televisión, sentado respondió preguntas>>> y vamos a una nueva pausa, y cuando regresemos una mujer en nueva york fue agredida sexualmente en plena calle. >>> una adolescente quiso dejar un buen recuerdo pero su osadía le costó caro. >>> y le contaremos lo que una >>> una cámara de seguridad, registró un ataque, las imágenes muestran forcejeando con el agresor, que a punta de pistola usaba la violencia lo mismo hizo el agresor,

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one issue, bringing up the president's birth certificate. i want to point out one other name, michele bachmann. yes, she sits in single digits. she does very well among the most conservative voters. that's the iowa caucus votes. keep an eye on her. if she runs she could be a real factor. trump will get all the headlines out of this poll. michele bachmann could have staying power. >> chuck todd with the new numbers just out tonight. chuck, thanks. >>> one more note here on donald trump who, of course, has a show "celebrity apprentice" that airs on this network. while we've talked with president obama about his birth in america, that has not stopped the group trump today called the birthers from stirring up doubts or charging outright that the president was born overseas and thus is ineligible to be president. in a boisterous interview with meredith vieira today here in new york that will air tomorrow morning on "today," trump continued on this issue that has given him some traction. we've just seen among some in the so-called birther movement. >> he spent $2 million in legal fees tryin

richardson, michelle escobar, demere hill, benjamin claus, jonathan wong, katy bask and we have families from carver, linda and tony, eman robinson harris, monifra turner. why don't we start there and we'll go into the next grouping. you have one minute. sweetheart, when you come up, say your name and you can go ahead and start. come on up, babe. >> my name is raquan murray. good afternoon and members of board -- well, really, it's good afternoon, ms. garcia, since she's not here, and members of the board. my name is raquan murray and i attend brar heart elementary. i've been a part of this community for five years. when i first got to this school, it was hard for me. i didn't know anybody. it was like a new life so my teachers and parents made me feel comfortable. they told me to keep my head up. it was like a home. i had fair share of saying too much and often. when i started to go into second grade, i met a hero who helped me. she helped me with my anger. she was like another mom. as i started to get older, i met my teacher, mr. grant, in third grade. i started to see bah tee

-- >> romney pretty much guarantees that michele bachmann will be added that race -- >> trump is our al sharpton, no more, no less. >> michele bachmann could be the sabotage of tim pawlenty in iowa. there is a room for only one minnesota candidate in iowa and tim pawlenty is potentially the strongest. >> the anniversary of the civil war. >> states' rights. >> i am embarrassed not to know. >> the question was, why was the civil war fought? 150 years ago this week, the shots were fired at fort sumter. william faulkner said that the past is not dead, it is not even passed. are we still fighting it, charles? >> i don't think so. there is consensus on the slave rate. -- slavery. you could argue that we are arguing about the basic values of the country, but every country does that. 150 years later -- we had civil rights, which succeeded, attributed the fundamental decency of america. it heals itself. >> it is not quite as simple as all that. [laughter] >> well, american history and 20 seconds. >> you did go through a lot of things. >> i did. >> there is no commemorating both sides. one side w

suicide. as michelle miller reports, it's believed to be the same camp where massachusetts senator scott brown says he was abused as a child. >> reporter: police were called to camp good news after the report of a gunshot. there they found the body of 43-year-old charles devita, a longtime employee of good news. devita was under investigation for allegedly abusing a 10-year-old boy at the camp 26 years ago. >> i know you want to ask some questions. >> reporter: camp good news made headlines when massachusetts senator scott brown revealed to "60 minutes" that he'd been sexually abused a cape cod camp when he was 10 years old. another man came forward to cbs news saying, he was molested at the camp. he spoke through his attorney. what does your client want to happen? >> my client wants the perpetrator to be prosecuted criminally. he wants to be able to heal to a certain degree. and he wants to protect children in the future. >> reporter: brown hurried past cameras, but his office later issued a statement saying brown, quote, has never met the employee who killed himself. but on a bos

spending cuts are not enough. house tea party caucus leader michelle back man wants the bill to include language to defund obama care. if obama care is not de funded bachman says, she will not vote to pass the whole multi- trillion dollar budget that keeps the federal government running. and repeat, chairwoman bachman heads the tea party caucus. >> i will not because i'm going to fight on this issue, because the american people want us to. 62% of the american people, more than in any other time for since obama care pato get rid o >> question, in addition to removing all funds, to implement obama care, what else does the g.o.p. want defunded in this budget? eleanor? >> they want to defund planned parenthood, public radio, pell grants, and the u.s. institute of peace. and they're especially interested in attaching a rider that would render neutral various epa requirements. actually, that one may survive because a lot of democrats don't like those requirements as well. but obama care is not going to defunded. that one will not survive. and i think planned parenthood, public radio and pell

to make things flawless, the queen isn't exactly sitting on the sidelines. michelle miller has more. >> it's not a big deal for buckingham palace. >> not for sir malcolm ross, lieutenant colonel who began working for the royal family in 1987. now a consultant, he planned three royal weddings. he also planned princess diana's funeral and the queen's golden jubilation. >> are you glad you have a military background? >> yes, it's useful. >> an army of thousands has been planning every detail. the timetable for the morning of the wedding is set to the minute. at 10:10:00 a.m., william and harry leave, at 10:48, prince charles and camilla depart. all timed to make sure the bride gets to the church on time, precisely at 11:00 a.m. afterwards, prince william and his life will lead a procession of coaches carrying the royal family, just as his parents did, enormous crowds are expected along the routes. most of the guests will take buses to the side entrance of the palace where the reception in the magnificent state room is designed to make sure the hostess, the queen, is pleased with the re

ux you know, people, some of them, michelle kwan who is an olympic skater obviously and she is getting her masters at tmpunchfnchtnchsnch. i just saw at tnchunchfnchtnchsnch. meryl streep, za caria talked about being an immigrant. i hope these people have achieved a certain level of success. i think they are incredibly generous people in offering to talk about what they faced along the bay. tavis: as these es says came through, you were reading them, did you detective a consistency through all of this advice? >> well, i don't think we divided it up. i think there is definitely some links to these essays. i think a lot of people did talk quite frankly about failure and how they had to get up and michelle kwan talked about how she had to learn how to fall, for example, as she was training to be an olympic skater and others talked about the importance of resilience. i talk a lot about how i had to be resilient after the death of my husband when he was 42 and we had two little girls, 2 and 6 when jay died. and so resilience, i think is a theme. hard work and tenacity is a theme. it

investigation into the aborted landing of a plane carrying michelle obama. they aborted a plane carrying michelle obama and joe biden flying too close to a cargo plan. two women appeared on the view. nobody on the plane was in danger but it's another embarrassment for the federal aviation administration. controllers air traffic controllers have been suspended in weeks because they were drought sleeping on the job. >> and stress of passengers listen frustrated by long tarmac delays and never ending fees. a passenger bill of rights goes into effect today from the transportation secretary. here is the story. >> for all the things that can make air travel torture. >> charging for pillows, charging for blankets. >> finally a little pay back mandated by the federal government. >> passengers like to be treated with fairness. they like to be treated with respect particularly when they are paying large sums of money to board an airplane. >> last year more than 65,000 people were bumped from an oversold flight under the new rules you would be en tight followed a cash refund, four times to what you

employee there has taken his own life. michelle miller reports from cape cod. >> reporter: police were called to camp good news at 9:00 this morning after the report of a gunshot. there, they found the body of 43-year-old charles devita, a longtime employee of good news. devita was under investigation for allegedly abusing a ten- year-old boy at the camp 26 years ago. >> he kept to himself. he was... but when it came to campers any time anyone needed help with anything he was always there to help them. >> i know you want to ask some questions. >> reporter: camp good news made headlines when massachusetts senator scott brown revealed to "60 minutes" that he'd been sexually abused at a cape cod camp when he was ten years old. though he never named the camp, reports surfaced that brown did attend camp good news and that the camp later sent him a letter of apology. just yesterday, another man came forward to cbs news saying he was molested at the camp. he spoke through his attorney. what does your client want to happen? >> my client wants the perpetrator to be prosecuted criminally. h

michelle rhee. >> they already had in mind who they wanted to select for the chancellor. she was really close to michelle rhee. so i think it should be a good selection process. >> reporter: another meeting for the communiy is for input on henderson is scheduled for next wednesday at stewart hopkins middle school. >>> mcdonald has a new plan to ban abortion coverage by the states health insurance exchanges. these are group plans that have to be created as part of a federal health care reform law. abortion would only be covered if the mother's life were in danger or if the pregnancy was the result of rape or incest. a vote on the bill amendment will take place next wednesday in virginia. >>> absurd and utterly senseless. that is how the mother of a man killed over chicken wings and pizza is describing her son's death. last son night ricardo barton ordered from domino and gave an address and then waited for paul bennett to arrive. officers say the trio shot the young father, stealing the food in his car but leaving behind $53 bennett had in his pocket. >> the audacity of someone to take s

without considering other candidates. >> i don't even know her. she's just a carbon copy of michelle rhee. >> they already had in their mind who they wanted to select for the chancellor. she was close to michelle rhee. i think it should be a good selection process. >> another meeting for community input on henderson is scheduled for next wednesday. stewart hobson middle school. >>> montgomery county police are looking for two missing teens. 15-year-old stef ania reed and destiny mcgonna were last seen wednesday afternoon. they were outside the high school in rockville. reed's family believes she may be in need of medical attention. if you've seen either teen, please call police. >> one week from today, we could be face another potential federal government shutdown if congress can't agree on a spending bill for the rest of the year. >>> party representatives in congress are speaking out about the deadline. many peel the current proposal being negotiated between the republicans and democrats does not cut enough money from the budget. so, the group held a continuing revolution rally out

>> couric: the search for perfect hair can be challenging, expensive, or worse. michelle miller reports two new studies say some treatments can cause hair to fall out while others can make you sick. >> reporter: at salons everywhere, women swear by brazilian keratins, treatments that deliver a drop-dead gorgeous 'do. why did you do it? >> because in this humid weather i turn into a chia pet. >> reporter: the sleek, smooth celebrity looks cost a few hundred... >> awesome. >> reporter: ...but last for months. >> i'm so excited! >> reporter: but some of the hair-smoothing products contain formaldehyde, a chemical the e.p.a. considers a carcinogen. this week osha, the occupational safety and health administration, recommended stylists stop using products with formaldehyde, which goes by a number of different names. stylists george allen patricio offers a gas mask to clients worried about the fumes. you don't have a problem using these products knowing they have formaldehyde in them? >> well, they say they're formaldehyde free and i believe them. >> reporter: but regulators found the