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Themselves as either casuals, serious, or platonic? whats been the breakdown so far of the members that youve got? >> well, mostly theyve been posting in the casual section. we actually started offering more serious and platonic relationships, because our users e-mailed the administrators asking for those options. were looking to expand what services we offer. >> great, my friend, mr. x, what about you? have you signed up? and has it increased your social opportunities? >> well, as founders, we ...

The d.c. schools, mix rewas asked about this article. im going to play what she had to say. >> if you look at the story overall it, absolutely lacks credibility. again focused on for the most part one school. >> they say she says it focused on one school here. some of the administrators at this school noyes received bonuses. a teacher got an $,000. a principal won a $10,000 bonus. whats your reaction to what michelle rhee says is not a credible article here? >> the question that parents and teac...

Procedures that need to be in place to really ensure that that child doesnt end up eating a food that theyre allergic to. >> and carol, one theory of increased allergy, the body isnt attacking as many germs, and as a result, were becoming more success septembsceptible t intolerances to certain foods. administrators are meeting with those parents who are concerned about the rules to try to reach some sort of an agreement here. well have to see what happens. >> its a tough problem on so many level...

The school does have to obey the law. the little girl in question here does have to be protected. and so you have to really look at are these rules really putting these students out? i mean, some of the parents here are saying, look, it eats up in terms of education time. but if you look at the extra time it takes to wash hands or rinse out a mouth, i mean, i think some people are arguing it doesnt really take that much time. well have to see what the administrators can do to try to reach some s...

Tized society. and as for the school in florida, the young girls parents would not speak to us on the matter. and administrators are meeting with those parents who are concerned about the particular rules. you know, i know we were talking during the story it was running. i was recently on an airplane and tried to get peanut m&ms, none of us on the flight could not have them. they were thought serving any because we were told that somebody on the flight had a food allergy. >> schools have gone to...

3-week vacation in the middle of the school year. she wanted to make the traditional pilgrimage the mecca. something all muslims are supposed to do one time in their lives. but administrators say 3 weeks is beyond the norm for a religious obligation and they couldnt spare her. now the justice department is stepping in on behalf of the teacher. filing a lawsuit and saying it believes this case is about fighting intolerance against muslims. does it have a point? jonna spilbor and mercedes colwin. ...

Other erectile dysfunction drugs. government audit shows medicare paid $3.1 million in 2007 and 2008 and undetermined amount in last two years. med kirs administrators blame the error on a software glitch. saying they will try to recoup the money. government accountability office shows medicare and medicaid made $70 billion of improper payments in 2010 and designated those agencies key to implementing the healthcare law as high risk for fraud, waste and abuse. california congresswoman woolsey ...

Invisible threat -- radiation. levels spiked following near meltdown at japans fukushima nuclear plant. japanese officials tell the iaea that radioactivity was being released, quote, directly into the atmosphere after enduring so much already survivors are unsure if they are safe. >> nuclear power is the most frightening thing even more than a tsunami. the government, the ruling party, the administrators, nobody tells us the citizens what is really happening. >> frustration growing no doubt. the...

The gym when the tremors started and pieces of the walls started falling on them. and he told me, you know, in just a very sort of neutral tone of voice, i thought we were all going to die. and then shortly after that, i guess when they kind of came to their senses, all the kids and students ran outside on to the playing field and they had a short assembly and the principals administrators all decided they should go home. unfortunately because my son is one of the few kids from out of town who b...

Children years ago. >> students are now getting the phone call at 6:15 in the morning. a reminder they are actually supposed to show up for high school classes. only the students who have been chronically late or absent. some think the school is overstepping its bounds. parents hold teachers and administrators accountable and it should go both ways. >> peter king opens up hearings tomorrow. boy is he getting a lot of push back from some surprising sources? plus charlie sheen calls one of his co-...