it s tough enough to be a kid today, and our children deserve the chance to learn and grow without constantly being picked on, made fun of or worse. reporter: the conference brings together teachers, parents and students, including michael and monique. we talked to them this week at their maryland high school. they serve as teen mentors in an after-school anti-bullying program called you have the power. we re telling them how they themselves can deal with it if they re a victim of bullying. we re explaining to them how they could help others. reporter: michael, monique and other sherwood high school teens work with elementary and middle school age students, teaching them how to recognize bullying, deal with it and prevent it. it made me feel empowered that i changed something and that i could make a difference. reporter: that is exactly the message the white house wants americans to take from today s
something quite traditional, even if the inside isn t the traditional. reporter: what kind of cake might it be? a fruit cake is more traditional as a wedding cake, although it s very heavy, very rich. and i think maybe a younger couple like catherine and william would like something maybe like a chocolate fudge cake, something more modern. reporter: okay. but is the cake store making william and kate s wedding cake? i wouldn t be allowed to say if we had been asked to bake william and catherine s cake, i m afraid. reporter: okay. let s try another go. all news comes from the palace, i m afraid. reporter: oh, for goodness sake. anyway, another option for william, military man, is to choose a military baker for the big job. that s what his father charles did. i m talking about for his first wedding, the one to diana. the cake is chockful of marzipan. reporter: this man made their cake, david avery, a retired navy baker. i could tell my wife and family, nobody else.
team of journalists who were literally held by gadhafi s loyalists. a bbc correspondent and his cameraman were detained at a checkpoint monday and held for nearly a day. they said they saw some rebel prisoners who were tortured while being held. the journalists were accused of being spies and subjected to a mock execution. i just closed my eyes and asked my god to help me. i heard a lot of screaming. and i can t describe. it was horrible. the worst thing i ve ever seen. in my life. and i ve seen a lot of bad stuff. they are safe now and have all since left libya. well, president obama and top advisers discuss the crisis in libya at the white house, to go over diplomatic options for the u.s. as martha raddatz reports, there s a limited list of options. reporter: president obama sounded clear enough the violence must stop. moammar gadhafi has lost legitimacy to lead and he must leave. reporter: but that looks less
tmz is reporting academy award winner mel gibson reached a deal with prosecutors in that battery case against him. under that deal he will serve no time for the crime, though. kabc s leslie miller has details now from los angeles. reporter: oscar winner mel gibson is expected to plead no contest this week to a charge of battery in a move that could allow the actor to avoid jail time for the domestic abuse allegations made by his former girlfriend. it s good news in that he basically enters his plea, does domestic violence counseling and it s over. it s bad news in that he chalked up a criminal conviction on his record, even though that, too, can be expunged over time. reporter: oksana grigorieva claims gibson punched her in the face and verbally abused her. gibson alleges the russian singer is trying to extort millions of dollars from him. the accusations came out in audio recordings leaked last year while the couple was in a custody battle over their daughter. the recordings a
underaged girl asking for an abortion. and an aspiring teacher. but this time o keefe was more sophisticated, going so far as to set up a website for the fictitious muslim group in case npr checked. last year after pleading guilty to trying to illegally videotape inside louisiana senator mary landrieu s new orleans office, o keefe told george stephanopoulos on good morning america that his goal was to expose scandal and hypocrisy. i consider myself an investigative journalist. these are tactics journalists have been using for decades, going undercover, posing as subjects. james o keefe sees the media as liberal and is trying to find a counterbalance by going after liberal institutions he thinks the mainstream press won t touch. of course, he does that by lying and deception, but it has been, you have to admit, pretty effective. reporter: because of his misdemeanor conviction o keefe is on three years probation but nonetheless he vows to continue his campaign from what he calls