it is amazing how he lifts people not only by his example but by his actions. he is a very remarkable man. in my teenaged life and beyond he has been in political service. it is very normal. everybody thinks he flies in private airplanes and go to the best restaurants. dad was out there can couldn ting the hamburgers when we were young kids. average kind of family with exceptional parenting. i always thought so highly of my dad it didn t surprise me when he became president. we worked hard to get him to be president we all did. while many had the perks of living in the white house that was not an option for the bush children. he said if he were ever elected president the kids wouldn t be allowed to move into
children a better opportunity abroad and took it and now they have been sensitized and better informed about the risks that this might entail for their children. as the children begin to leave, the house mother cries. sad to see them go, knowing what probably awaits them. if the parents could not take care of them in the first place, the kids wouldn t be here with me, she says. a fear confirmed by this 12-year-old mother. he s crying right now because he knows we don t have a place to live. no place to live or even transportation to take them from the children s village. more than two months after the earthquake, homes, families and an entire country still shaken to the core. sarah sidner, port-au-prince,
reporter: president obama like millions of sports fans across the country made his ncaa picks announcing his break oat espn. and here, what i think may end up being the best game of the tournament, kentucky, west virginia, and i think kentucky pulls it in. but the presidential choice for the championship game, kentucky versus kansas wouldn t be possible if his own secretary of education had his way. i want to reiterate my proposal to the ncaa that teams that fail to graduate 40% of their players should be ineligible for post-season competition. frankly, that s a low bar and not that many teams would be ineligible. over time, i think we should set a higher bar, but it is a minim minimum, a bright line which every program should meet to vie for post-season honors. reporter: secretary arnie duncan wants any school graduating less than 40% of its athletes banned from post-season play, citing a new study from the institute of diversity in
have been sensitized and better informed about the risks that this might entail for their children. reporter: as the children begin to leave, the house mother cries. sad to see them go, knowing what probably awaits them. if the parents could not take care of them in the first place, the kids wouldn t be here with me, she says. a fear confirmed by this 12-year-old s mother. he s crying right now because he knows we don t have a place to live. no place to live or even transportation to take them from the children s village. more than two months after the earthquake, homes, families and an entire country still shaken to the core. sarah sidner, port-au-prince, haiti. and still no solution in sight as to what to do with all
they must now be reunited with their families. for little jenny, the reunion is also a birthday president, she just turned 1. i am happy i have found her, her mother says, but why did parent who is say they love their children deeply give them away? these families lost hope after the earthquake that they would ever be able to provide for these children in the way they wanted to. so they saw this opportunity of providing or to give their children a better opportunity abroad and took it and now they have been sensitized and better informed about the risks that this might entail for their children. as the children begin to leave, the house mother cries. sad to see them go, knowing what probably awaits them. if the parents could not take care of them in the first place, the kids wouldn t be here with