unethical. but i never did anything wrong to kids. it s extremely frustrating that he refuses to acknowledge what he did. robert, i understand the judge s daughter saw the film. and what does she have to say? she surprise a lot of people, she has empathy for the kids and families. in fact, tells us stories about how her father was zero tolerant with them when they were growing up. told a lot of stories about that, about his toughness and his tough love attitude he had. i suppose that one of the last thing you would have thought you would have been is an activist of sort. but if it wasn t for you and your activism in drilling down, this might still be going on, and children might still be suffering. well, i do feel that we play a part in bringing this issue to the forefront, you know, certainly with what happened in luzerne county. and i feel good about that, but my concern is that it s happening all across the nation.
he went to north korea for a second time to meet with his friend kim jong un. i don t know how this keeps happening. is it possible that kim jong un thinks dennis rodman is president obama? gretchen: it even got more ridiculous because dennis rodman said he s going to bring back former nba players and help field a team for the north korea olympics. brian: they re going to write a book together. that american being held there against his will said i m not into that. that s not me. gretchen: my daughter saw dennis rodman on the screen on tv and she goes mommy, what s that? i was trying to explain the piercings. brian: it is going to take another generation. steve: to understand dennis rod man. and decipher his brilliance in diplomacy. we ve got headlines for you at 28 minutes before the top of the hour. released gitmo prisoners on the battle field.
enduring loss and path forward will be a long one. chris? molly, thank you. it is a parent s worst nightmare. you get a call your child s school is in lockdown. some families in newtown got that call friday. calls that led to relief or despair. joining us now is robert locata his son aden is a first grader saved by his teacher and ran to safety. his daughter was also unharmed. also joining us joe and lynn wassick as well as their daughter alexis who was in the 3rd grade at sandy hook. two days later, robert, how is your family doing? you know, we are taking it day by day and minute by minute. it s what both our son and our daughter saw is incomprehensible. we re trying to make sense of a senseless act. we speak to him. we make sure we understand what he is feeling.
enduring loss and path forward will be a long one. chris? molly, thank you. it is a parent s worst nightmare. you get a call your child s school is in lockdown. some families in newtown got that call friday. calls that led to relief or despair. joining us now is robert locata his son aden is a first grader saved by his teacher and ran to safety. his daughter was also unharmed. also joining us joe and lynn wassick as well as their daughter alexis who was in the 3rd grade at sandy hook. two days later, robert, how is your family doing? you know, we are taking it day by day and minute by minute. it s what both our son and our daughter saw is incomprehensible. we re trying to make sense of a senseless act. we speak to him. we make sure we understand what he is feeling.
odd. fresh stains, a series of dots leading right off the edge of the cliff. word spread fast then. ron s brother ken and his wife got word from a firefighter. we heard he came around the corner, hit a deer and went over the bank. hardly a surprise that a car would fall below. this is deer habitat, plenty of them scamper across the but there are no barriers to prevent a car from careening off the edge. standing on the highway, ron s daughter saw the commotion, the fire down below, but understanding came slow, like a wound that takes a minute to start hurting. dad does not like to drive chili bar and dad does not drive at night. i didn t believe it and you step out of the role of being a