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Jack dunn is a spokesman for boston college. you know the students here are having sex. >> right. and if students want to purchase condoms, and they want to have them available for their private lives, that's their business. our issue is, don't try to publicly distribute condoms on our church stems, on our campus, through our dormitories. >> reporter: he was approached while coming out of a church service. >> a student from this group attempted to hand me a condom. it was inappropriate. i told them, really? do you really need to do that? >> reporter: but she said the group has never distribute...

0 we asked you what teams you would want to buy and why? the best tweets, 2004 red sox. played hard and dirty. no one saw them coming. best bunch of idiots only. and 96 yanks. i wouldn't change a damned thing. that's it for me. thanks for watching. we'll see you right here monday at 4:00. now mr. wolf blitzer. happening now, is it something in the water? there's been a series of some insensitive comments, downright slurs and now hasty apologies from a pair of united states congressmen. also some words coming from a rising political star. i'll speak to that star, dr. ben carson, the well know...

homes. millions more are still struggling to avoid foreclosure. for months now, the states have been negotiating with many of the banks over the price that the bank should pay for their role in this national disaster. today, they struck a deal. it will cost the banks as much as $25 billion, provide at least some compensation to some americans who lost their homes, and help others avoid foreclosure. people in all. wyatt andrews has more about what's in the deal, who it will help, and who it won't. >> we have reached a landmark settlement. >> reporter: the president calls it a great de...

their communities and it's good for our economy. >> reporter: the deal might also be good for una palmer. for two years, she said, she's been fighting to reduce her loan with bank of america and the settlement gives her hope she can win. >> one day you get up off your knees. that's where i am, up off my knees. >> reporter: in exchange for the money, the banks will be cleared of state charges of mortgage fraud and misconduct. when the banks foreclosed on some four million homes, they engageed in the mass forgery of documents called robo signing to falsely claim they owned the mortgage...

homes. millions more are still struggling to avoid foreclosure. for months now, the states have been negotiating with many of the banks over the price that the bank should pay for their role in this national disaster. today, they struck a deal. it will cost the banks as much as $25 billion, provide at least some compensation to some americans who lost their homes, and help others avoid foreclosure. one upon 1.75 people in all. wyatt andrews has more about what's in the deal, who it will help, and who it won't. >> we have reached a landmark settlement. >> reporter: the president calls...