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Montage is that there is no question that at a certain point the northern white establishment press particularly, which had unprecedented kind of monopoly of the publics attention in the 1960s came to see what the true nature of southern segregation was, and that coverage really changed perceptions, wouldnt you say, bob. >> i absolutely agree with that. and what i think is different now, and you are talking about the mainstream press, and its much less important, and actually much less existence...

>> one of the perceptions the mormon church is battling is there is a lack of diversity when in fact it is 14 million members strong worldwide and according to officials here has more hispanic members than english speaking, but there is a larger message, they say: >> the basis of our religion is that we follow jesus christ, and so whether or not people consider us christians is best -- or whether or not we are christians probably is best decided by looking into our lives. and seeing if we live t...

>> with all that talk about the 999 plan last night, kyra. i thought it was the plug for the 9:00 show. no, you could probably read the thought bubble coming out of mitt romneys head last night. he was basically saying i could get used to this because so much of the attention at this debate was focused on herman cain, the former ceo of godfathers pizza. probably felt like one of his own pizza because his rivals that table were turning up the heat. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. >> herman cain fi...

supported us. and especially amanda. >> yeah. all i can say is, again, thank you. because of the letters and the calls and just amazing support that we received from people all over the world, especially here in seattle, that weve been able to endure and that weve been able to, you know, make sure amanda had the support she needed. there theres no way we can thank everybody. so here individually, so heres our way to just say thank you. >> id like to add in one more thing. we would also...

all i can say is, again, thank you. because of the letters and the calls and just amazing support that we received from people all over the world, especially here in seattle, that weve been able to endure and that weve been able to, you know, make sure amanda had the support she needed. there theres no way we can thank everybody. so here individually, so heres our way to just say thank you. >> id like to add in one more thing. we would also like to send our appreciation to our italian ...

Hotels or outside. he admits he did leave that gym bag in the park. and to fill in his days not gambling, he spent hours online making cyber dates. logged in at libraries, and sometimes at the apple store, before mr. millionaire.com finally bought his own laptop. he told us in prison he never meant to steal the money outright. he thought of it as a loan until he could win the money gambling to pay it back. >> the cautionary tale is that you cant believe everything that you see online. you develo...

no, just kidding. he was tired yesterday. we start with this. he was bent on jihad and he is no dummy. thats what the feds are saying after they arrested a man in an alleged plot to dive bomb the pentagon with remote controlled planes like these. the planes would be packed with explosi explosives. the suspect is an american muslim with a physics degree. brian todd with more on how his plot was foiled. >> federal authorities arrest ad 26-year-old man from ashland, massachusetts. in an a...

In a students life. we set out to do an enormous piece of research, 3,000 teachers signed up in six different district, we videoed the teachers and at the end of the day we said what is it decides that test score? turns out a teacher good one year is usually good in the second year, and you can see the test scores and how had they moved in terms of value added and how had they moved kids up in the system, and look at students perceptions, and a students perception of the teacher was also prebe d...

court. we have consistently lost the case as its been presented in the public realm on tv and elsewhere. >> you know what caught my attention, the debate is happening more and more. the exact idea that there is new science. in fact the supreme court will hear a case this fall about memory and eyewitness testimony. first time theyve reviewed this issue in 34 years. now enfir dysart is a psychologist. she prepared testimony to give the georgia parole board on behalf of troy davis, althou...

we have consistently won the case as its been presented in court. we have consistently lost the case as its been presented in the public realm on tv and elsewhere. >> you know what caught my attention, the debate is happening more and more, this exact idea that there is new science, in fact, the supreme court will hear a court this case about memory and eyewitness testimony, the first time theyve reviewed this issue in 34 years. jennifer dysart is a psychologist. as she prepared testim...