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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Amnesty International statistics on the number of children in the United States tried as adults cited.
(Fort Lauderdale: Ron Claiborne) The life sentence for Lionel Tate, who was sentenced for the murder of Tiffany Eunick committed when he was 12-years- old, featured; scenes shown from the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, courtroom. [Lionel's mother Kathleen GROSSETT-TATE - pleads for her son.] [Broward County circuit court Judge Joel LAZARUS - announces the sentence.] [Tate's attorney Jim LEWIS - comments on the sentence.]
(Studio: Charles Gibson) The fact that only Somalia and the United States have not signed a United Nations treaty agreeing not to put juveniles in jail for life noted.
(Washington: Pierre Thomas) The increase in adult penalties for children in the United States examined; specific cases cited. [Carnegie Mellon University professor Alfred BLUMSTEIN - says this is a phase in getting tough on crime.] [Justice Policy Institution Vincent SCHIRALDI - outlines what will happen to juveniles in jail.]
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Brian Rooney) The release of 911 calls pertaining to the school shooting in Santee, California, by Andy Williams featured; emergency phone calls played while video is shown from Santana High School. [Heartland fire Department Kerri SCULLY - recalls the tone of the calls.]
(Studio: Charles Gibson) More information on the school victims given.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Stock Market Report.
(Studio: Betsy Stark) The reasons for the year-long drop in the NASDAQ reviewed.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(New York: Bob Jamieson) Actions by President Bush against strikes at the airlines, including Northwest and Delta, examined. [BUSH - says is concerned about the impact of airlines strikes.] [Northwest mechanics union Steve MacFARLANE, Association of Flight Attendants president Linda FARROW - criticize Bush's stance against unions.] [Delta pilot union Gregg HOLM - says it is time for workers to share in the profits.]
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(Hawaii: Lisa Stark) The Navy's court of inquiry into the collision of the submarine USS Greeneville with a Japanese fishing boat featured; scenes shown of sub captain Commander Scott Waddle. [On "Good Morning America", wife Jill WADDLE, father Dan WADDLE - recount Scott's feelings about the accident.] [After Waddle's apology, victim's mother Mikie NAKATA - (thru translator) says Waddle was tearful.]
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) The financial reasons why communities find retirees desirable residents noted.
(New Jersey: Dan Harris) The solutions for the problems of high property taxes for retirees examined; scenes shown from West Windsor, New Jersey; details given comparing the financial situations of a retired couple, the Harbourts, and a family of four, the Hurlburts. [Mr. HARBOURT, two SENIORS - ask why we should be forced to leave because of taxes.] [West Windsor Mayor Carole CARSON - says we could price our seniors out of the community.]
(Studio: Charles Gibson) Monday's segment previewed.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(Park City, UT: Bill Redeker) The use of trained avalanche rescue dogs to find buried people featured; scenes shown from The Canyons, UT, of the dog training. [Park City ski patrol Chad JAQUES, The Canyons ski patrol Jake HUTCHINSON, Park City ski patrol Marjorie JAQUES, Snowbird ski patrol Peter SCHORY - talk about training the dogs.]