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The youtube sensation whose imaginative videos scored him an invite to the oval office back in april. >> i think you should try to sit behind the desk so you look a little more official. >> hello? >> nope. >> make sure not to cause an international incident. now, kid president, what grade are you in? >> third. >> third? >> uh-huh. >> third grade. how is school going? >> good. >> its going pretty good. because i know you got all these other activities. >> yeah. >> so much demands on your time try...

Vis a vis black people as a form of endearment or another word for friend or buddy or, hey, lets get a burger at mcdonalds, my "n" word. im not saying that because i know all white people say it. those were my main friends as a kid. i didnt use that word. we didnt use that. and so the idea that white folks can use that word because, you know, its okay, its like the old third grade wisdom or even like -- not even third grade, like kindergarten, i can talk about my mama, but you cannot talk about ...

To have these feeling from the time that you recognize from third grade and maybe even before that, to have those feelings and at the same time instantly know that these are feelings that i have to hide and control and mask, thats -- not many other people have to -- who dont have those same feelings have to mask who they really are. more than being gay and because, you know, its not being gay. its different than being gay. its masking a core of who you are, your gender. >> yes. >> from the earli...

This country? mississippis governor says they are. we are. >> he said having both parents in the work place puts pressure on families and he said that takes away from the childs education. as you might imagine his remarks sparking debate. abcs linsey davis has more. >> reporter: even before the governor of mississippi answered the question he knew what he was about to say was controversial. >> every single one of your states -- >> reporter: governor bryant one of three governors participating in...

In the workplace puts pressure on families and he said that takes away from the childs education. as you might imagine his remarks sparking debate. abcs linsey davis has more. >> reporter: even before the governor of mississippi answered the question he knew what he was about to say was controversial. >> every single one of your states -- >> reporter: governor bryant one of three governors participating in a "washington post" live event about importance of ensuring children read well by the end ...

But you also expect in some part during this trial that other people would have testified as well on her behalf. friends, family, people who knew her? >> sure. thats what typically happens. i mean, ive been involved in trials where school teachers from third grade will testify, aunts, uncles, parents. all of that may have indeed been on the table. but she clearly is, defense attorneys might say a difficult client to control. >> i want to get your impression of what you mean by off. but let me as...

Youll hear statements of remorse, statements of taking responsibility and so on. and even of asking for forgiveness that are very well thought out and worked on together with the defense attorneys. but in this case, jodi arias obviously has had a very tumultuous relationship with her defense attorneys. ive never seen anything like this. >> youre saying, suggesting her lawyers couldnt stop her. they have this tumultuous relationship. but you also expect in some part during this trial that other p...

Hes helped me. hes nine years old. third grade. he doesnt know where he is. hes been comforted by the firemen. the doctor came over and the doctor said he was very blunt. i dont know if were going to find him. at this point, youre going to have to come to terms to tell you that. and the guys father just looked so far i loan. it looked painful to watch. this is what happens. weve been covering a lot. its just another way. you never get used to it, ander sob. its just painful to watch. >> theres a...

Look at it today. its just one big mess. what is it like tonight with you for your son? are you sleeping next to him tonight? are you holding him tightly? >> actually, right now, vifive foster children i. you are a good man. >> he was the only one at the school. the other four were in day care. >> we have been trying to figure out, the third graders -- is your son five or in third grade? >> my son is 5 and pre-k. >> who was left at the school, the students? >> that was my son. he wasnt in the th...

Look at it today. its just one big mess. what is it like tonight with you for your son? are you sleeping next to him tonight? are you holding him tightly? >> actually, right now, vifive foster children i. you are a good man. >> he was the only one at the school. the other four were in day care. >> we have been trying to figure out, the third graders -- is your son five or in third grade? >> my son is 5 and pre-k. >> who was left at the school, the students? >> that was my son. he wasnt in the th...