LEMON: Man, when I first saw this video, I was like, boy, I ought to. Cell phone video of four, middle-school-aged boys viciously taunting a school bus monitor is causing viral outrage.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You're a troll. You're a troll. You're a troll. You old troll.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How about I bring my knife and I cut you. If I stabbed you in the stomach and -- my knife would go through you like butter because it's all ...</s>LEMON: The profanity-riddled barrage of verbal abuse went on for ten minutes. Karen Klein, she's 68 years old. She's a grandmother. She tried to ignore her tormenters, though it drove her to tears. If a student hadn't recorded what you saw, we might never have known that it happened. For Klein, there was no escape and no help.</s>KAREN KLEIN, BULLIED BUS MONITOR: I was trying to get it out of my mind. I was trying to make it go away. I was looking out the window. I kept looking up front because I needed to check on the other kids. I would like them to be at least kept off the bus for a year and be forbidden to play any sports, at least for a year. Somebody mentioned community service and I thought that was a pretty good idea, too.</s>LEMON: She has a sense of humor there, too. Karen Klein is getting money and messages of support from around the world in a kind of online communal outpouring. In an ironic twist, though, the boys who did the bullying are now targets themselves and they have even gotten death threats. OK, so, get this, a website set up for Karen Klein has collected more than $500,000 in donations at last count. Still some good folks in the world. Good luck, Karen. For the last several months, you have been hearing about Greece's monetary crisis. They need the bailout and they need it from Germany. Happening right now, those two countries are squaring off, but it has little to do with the budget. It's all about respect.
Overwhelming Support for Karen Klein