showers again, they are generally light across the washington area. as we can see, and as we get into the afternoon hours, i think we will start to see the showers again sort to fill in here from the north and west, there is a bigger picture you can see the cold front across the region, and again, all of that will have to move through here showers back in the forecast scattered showers today, and more numerous showers later tonight during the day tomorrow, as the frontal system sags to the south and east. all right temperatures now regan national, 65 degrees, humidity 68%, winds out of the south and west, 5 miles per hour, here is your forecast, lots of clouds around, on again off again showers best chance later this afternoon, enjoy those mild temperatures one more mild day before the air cools highs in washington 70 degrees. all right alison back to you. thanks. in the meantime we continue to

follow a developing story occupy wall street protest in new york city cleared. >> but not without dozens of arrests fox 5s. sarah simmons back with the latest, sarah. >> reporter: well, alison and tony police in riot gear started the sweep in lower manhattan, early morning hours take a look the city deemed the park an increasing health and fire safety hazard. so the order was given to clear out the demonstrators what you are looking at now are live pictures coming to us of protestors being allowed back into the park, there has been a back and forth going on this morning, they were told to get out, by police so they could sanitize that park, so the crews went in cleaned the area where people have been camping out for the past two months officers made 70 arrests including some people, who chained themselves together, protestors were told they could return but without their sleeping bags, tarps and tents but just minutes ago associated press is reporting that a court

order will allow protestors to return with their tents to the park mayor bloomberg, just held a news conference as well to explain the decision to clear the park here is what he had to say. >> overtime, i have become increasingly concerned as had the owners of the park, brook field properties the occupation was coming to pose a health and fire safety hazard to the protestors and surrounding community we have been in constant contact with brook field yesterday they requested the city insisted on enforcing no sleeping and camping rules in the park. make no mistake the final decision to act was mine and mine alone. >> now, a similar story happening at the occupy camp in oakland california police evicted protestors for a second time in recent days oakland's mayor, had allowed demonstrators to previously re- establish their tent city but say they pose too many health

and safety risks, the mayor resigned as a result of flip flopping on the issue. you can see the similarities between oakland and new york. mayor bloomberg said he ordered the park in new york to be cleared overnight, to reduce the risk of confrontation and also minimize destruction of the nearby neighbourhood of course these stories continue to develop we will keep an eye on them throughout the morning tony back to you. >> thank you very much. meanwhile in another developing story the man at the center of the penn state child abuse scandal is speaking out denying he is a pedophile. >> it is the first time we are hearing from former assistant coach jerry sandusky stacy cohen with more on what he is saying. >> it is interesting this is the first time we have got to hear from jerry sandusky he spoke to nbcs, bob costas during that conversation he said he does enjoy young people, but insists he is not sexually attack tacted to young boys -- attracted to young

boys. he is facing 40 counts of child sex abuse charges stemming from encounters to 8 children stemming back to the 90s. his attorney also appeared in this interview saying he expects some victims to recant their stories, sandusky consistently denied being a pedophile but admitted to showering with young boys. >> i have horsed around with kids, i have showered after work outs, i have hugged them and i have touched their leg, without intent of sexual contact. >> now he also said the recent firings at his alma mater and shadow that hangs over penn state makes him feel horrible. sandusky says he doesn't think it is all his fault he is right now free on $100,000 bond the judge that gave him that bond is under fire district judge leslie dutchcot volunteered for and donated to the charity

founded by sandusky all victims listed in the grand jury report met sandusky through that charity. a lot to talk about we will keep on talking about it. thank you. meanwhile the exboyfriend of one of herman cain's accusers has come forward contradicting the presidential candidate he said he and sharon bialik were invited to a national restaurant association party by cain himself. cain says he can't remember meeting her. bialik is the only accuser to go public so far. cain inn cysts he did not act -- insists he did not act inappropriately with anyone. he is taking criticism for an interview yesterday. >> you agreed with the president obama, on libya or not? >> okay, libya, president

obama, supported the up rising, correct? president obama called for the removal of gadhafi, just want to make sure we are talking about the same thing before i say yes, i agree or no, i didn't agree. um, i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason, um, nope that is a different one. um, ... cain later dismissed the interview saying he paused so he could gather his thoughts. alison. this morning, a man was hit and killed on a busy road it appears police had a warning something bad could happen there. eugene newman of waldorf was walking along the shoulder on branch avenue, 7:30 p.m. last night when he was hit by an suv maryland state police

say just a few minutes earlier a person called their forestville bare rack to report a vehicle drivinger ratically troopers were sent to the area, the person called a short time late tore say she had just seen the suv drive on to the shoulder of branch avenue and hit someone. police on the hunt for a man who broke into several stores west field montgomery mall saturday night, surveillance video caught the man going into the xavier dean store he grabbed money from registers gets more cash when he breaks into a safe in the stock room the thief broke into five other stores in that mall the same night. it would be a devastating blow to athletics at university of maryland the commission charged with tackling the school's multimillion dollar deficit recommended dropping 8 of 27 varsity teams washington post say they include men's track teams, men's and women's swimming and diving teams,

tennis, water polo and aerobictumbling the recommendation would effect 166 student athletes based on this year's loster, the university president will make the final decision on the cuts. both sides of the nba lock out agree on one thing the entire basketball season is now in jeopardy players rejected another take it or leave it proposal by the league the players union is planning to desert fie and take the fight to federal court to file an anti trust law site against the league. >> the current offer on the table from nba is not one we can accept or orders are clear we are willing to continue to negotiate and we are willing to continue discussions on potential compromise, on our numbers, bri, economics, for some continued improvements in the system. >> everybody was fully engaged we had all kinds of discussion we had all kinds of viewpoints

but the agreement was when we walked out of the room we walked out together we are unified the guys are with us as much as they want to play basketball they are still of the mind set they are not going to accept a bad deal. >> lawsuit will seek a summary judgment that deems nba shut down which began in july to be illegal. nba commissioner david stern says the union's latest action are a charade and calls the players union irresponsible. no new talks are scheduled. >> congress is moving forward with big spending measures the house is set to vote on a $182 billion bill thursday and the senate is expected to follow the measures they are working on are for this budget year and fund some government departs and agencies,. fight over president barack obama's health care law is headed now to the supreme court the justices will hear arguments next march the main focus will be to decide whether

individual mandate is constitution fall now that mandate requires every american to have health insurance by 2014 or pay a penalty they will look at whether the rest of the law can survive on its own if the mandate is struck down a decision is expected by late june or early july. congress woman gabrielle giffords speaking on camera for the first time since being shot in the head back in january in an interview with diane sawyer she showed remarkable resilience but will not return to congress until he is better. >> it is better? >> um, oh, [ sighing ] >> um,. >> she wants to get better. >> better. >> giffords was shot during a public event for constituents in tucson arizona, the suspect, jared loughner is charged in

that shooting spree which killed six people and wounded 12. >> he is known as america's most notorious lobbiest he is out with a new book on corruption in washington hear from him after the break. then insider trading on capitol hill? some of the nations top lawmakers denying these allegations we will get insight from a political and policy expert other side of the break it is 9:11 a.m. q

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one gets used to the system and it starts to undo you. the one time powerful dc lobbiest spoke those words earlier today on fox 5 morning news he was here to talk about his new book which details his former life influencing those on capitol hill. steve chenevey asked him about the belief he formed by hind bars, lobbying of any kind

amounts to bribery. i think when you thing about bribes, one things about showing up at an office, with a sack of cash lobbying a congressman if you vote for x i will give you this sack of cash but the truth is any provision of any gratuity, any favour any gift of any kind to a public servant to get them to do something, with their power and position is a bribe. >> he also talks about the black hat and trench coat he dawned coming out of court back in 2006 he calls it a wardrobe malfunction but says he wore the hat especially to stay dry from the rain that day. all right alison thank you very much speaking of that kind of thing do members of congress get to play by different rules from the rest of us when it comes to their financial deals, there is big buzz about a news report saying that they use

information at closed door briefings, to buy and sell stocks. thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> this talk, you know these are -- i want to make sure people know some of these charges have been around for a long time the talk now is generated by the 60 minutes report on sunday night which was very damming showed nancy pelosi, john boehner and others, and questioned some of their dealings, their financial dealings considering the fact they have inside information, about companies and what is happen being the stock market and the like. anything from that report illegal, i mean in terms of the things that they are doing? is it illegal? >> as far as i can tell they have not engaged in illegal activity but the appearance of impropriety is large allegations are serious these politicians could understandably be quite concerned. >> seems it is about a double standard rules that we all have

to live by certainly rules that traders and the like have to live by, but they on capitol hill some how are exempt from those rules. >> that's right it is a double standard corporate insiders using inside information to benefit that is a crime politicians using incite information, to make their own investments that is not a crime perhaps it should be. >> when we talk about this kind of thing, it seems to me, there would be opportunities for any of these politicians to kind of opt out of certain discussions or what have you or certainly just not to use the information they hear, to make financial decisions. why do you thing they don't do that? it would be relatively easy to do. >> some times doing the right thing is not as easy as it appears, rather than opting out of discussions politicians should opt out of the opportunity of using that inside information to make their personal investment they should not engage in personal public offerings, not trade

stocks they have information on it is better for them to put all their assets in a blind trust and have that managed passively so long as they are in office >> i know you are not an expert on this question but do we know if any congress people do that. seems most stories we hear are people who are using this knowledge to their own personal advantage. >> that's right. there is good evidence that members of congress, senatormembers to house of representatives, on average have greater investment returns than the typical citizen that gives appearance they are unusually skilled, highly lucky or that they are using inside information to their advantage. >> one point this particular piece on 60 minutes made is that one, not only do they do better but they do extremely well, while they are in congress, being a congress person or senator itself does -- i mean it pays well. >> it does. >> more than most americans make but you can't become rich doing that job but many of them become rich while in office. >> they should become rich in

their ability to serve the public not rich in ability to pick individual stocks or participate in ipos that allow them to gain specific gains on specific corporations for which they have inside information. >> one thing you mentioned was the blind trust seems like it should be instituted what about these ethics rules that allow these types of activities to happen any chance we will see changes in that? >> well, the office of congressional ethics has no teeth and the congressional ethics committee has few eyes, certainly the standards could be tightened i think it is a good idea to enact reforms that would prevent members of congress from participating in ipos and individual stock trades so long as they are in office. >> right now are we relying on congress to police itself? >> the foxes are watching the hen house. yes. >> well, there you go. mark rohm with georgetown university i am sure we will hear a lot more about this in the coming days thanks for

coming in. >> my pleasure. >> alison. >> thank you very much. 9:20 a.m., plenty still ahead the fbi is knocking at the door as the former prince georges county executive and his wife try to hide tens of thousands of dollars we will share part of the wire tap recordings with you coming up next on fox 5 morning news, holly good morning. >> good morning to you, you know what you want to change your future, be something different, now is the time for you to make that decision, and maybe, the medical field is the direction you want to go in we are live this morning, med tech institute silver spring where they have classes in becoming a medical assistant, it is a profession that is in demand they just might need you. find out all about it live later. when your deep-dish masterpiece doesn't stay in the dish

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an update on a big story we have been following in prince

georges county. jack johnson was the prince county executive and his wife elected to county council, a bribery scheme brought them both down. >> now we are hearing the wire tap recordings from last november. their frantic conversation as the fbi banged on the front door [ phone ringing ] >> yes, ma'am, two women are at the door. >> who? >> hold on a minute. >> don't answer it. >> then jack johnson tells his wife leslie to find his stashed $80,000.100000 check. >> you got the cash. >> mm-hmm. >> put it in your bra and walk out with it. >> where is the check? >> if you open up the dresser, my drawer, right,. >> mm-hmm. >> there is a little box in the box there is a check tear it up or chew it up. >> you want me to put it down the toilet. >> yeah. >> you want me to flush it. >> yeah, flush that. >> moments later, the flush [

toilet flushing ] >> leslie then asked jack what to do with more cash. >> what do you want me to do with this money? they are banging. >> put it in your pantywalk out of the house. >> next you will hear glass breaking the fbi is forcing their way inside the johnson's home, and agents confront leslie [ glass breaking ] >> you are scaring me. >> ma'am, it is all right. >> okay. >> we are fbi we have a search warrant. will thomas reporting there. federal sentencing for jack johnson set december 6th leslie johnson will find out her fate on the 9th we've posted their entire phone conversation the day the fbi showed up on myfoxdc.com find it on our home page. perhaps you have been hearing about this increase in solar active as we approach the end of the mayan calendar next year but will there be a doomsday solar flair. if there is going to be, would we put it this late in the show. nasa is weighing in on the end

of the world theory. >> great american smoke out is this week we will talk with an expert about how to take your first step towards quitting

some reassuring news from nasa officials says the extremely doubtful, that is not good enough for me, earth will be destroyed by a killer solar flair. mayan calendars prediction about the end of the world next year has been getting a lot of attention and solar activity is ramping up in its standard 11 year cycle nasa says the next solar maximum is expected early 2013, 2014, you have an extra two years, officials say there is not enough energy in the sun to send a deadly fireball, 93 million miles to destroy earth. tell hollywood that.

>> it might happen 2014? >> we have these flairs that happen they happen you know there is a cycle. >> every 11 years they are naturally occurring. >> people are linking it with the mayan calendar, the prediction about the end of the world that is not really accurate, the mayan calendar ends. it ends. >> which is what i said. >> mayan civilization ended a long time ago maybe they just did it -- >> what do they care. >> right. has anybody raised that point? end of mayan civilization maybe not perhaps civilization as we know it. >> but maybe it is. >> we will see. >> you got to live every day like it is your last. >> that is the life lesson. nasa said that is doubtful. >> very doubtful. don't you want to hear -- >> not going to happen. >> they said extremely doubtful. >> probably not going to happen. >> okay. >> one more time. >> here is what is going to happen rain showers. >> okay that we can stand. did we complement tucker on

his outfit earlier. >> yes, and it went on and on. >> you both look very nice i like both your combos. >> i like yours especially because we match. >> thank you that is sweet. oh, wait, oh, all right. >> we saw your little trick. >> oh, man gets better and better, radar, two sprinkles out there now, most areas dry, 95 corridor, one or two showers here, cull pepper, fredericks burg, a light shower one or two frederick earlier, you get the idea, generally cloudy to start the day later this afternoon showers will start to move in not going to rain all day but if you are going to move out and about, get ready for afternoon showers, cold front on the way from the north and west, and there you go, you can really see it well defined with showers and yesterday had some pretty good thunder storm activity i don't think we will see thunderstorms but as this sags south and east we stand a better and better chance with

showers breaking out see the showers redevelop off to our south and west be ready for afternoon showers good news we will stay nice and warm today, southwesterly flow highs later today should be up near 70 degrees, in fact now we are still mid-60s. nice start to the day. future cast together and see what we can find here we go, nice job showing what is going to happen. sprinkles right now later this afternoon a few more showers move in. not going to rain all day overnight tonight, more showers during the day tomorrow, as that front hangs out watch an area of low pressure develop along it, maybe periods of steady rain tomorrow the whole thing kicks out late wednesday night, early thursday see this air it will clear but be colder so our highs by thursday will only be about 50 or so, and overnight lows back in the 20s low 30s it will feel like november around here by the middle and end of the week. all right, 66 regan national, 60 dulles, 62 bwi marshall, yesterday low to mid-70s today

70 degrees for daytime high cloudy skies, scattered showers, warm winds south and west, gusting into town, 15, few more showers overnight, showers continue 56 overnight low winds out of the west, 5 miles per hour 5 day forecast yep, showers and forecast tomorrow cooler, 62, there are your coldest temperatures of the week, thursday and friday highs 50 or so overnight lows 20s and low 30s by friday morning much cooler air on the way enjoy today's mild temperatures that is a look at weather alison over to you. the great american smoke out is thursday november 17th, a day when smokers are encouraged to get the help they need to take the first step towards quitting it can be a long and difficult journey but a lifesaver, joining us this morning the president of american legacy foundation the nonprofit founded a decade ago with toe pack doe, settlement a- - tobacco, settlement agreement

funds. thursday is quit smoking day sounds simple and straightforward but this can be a struggle. >> very difficult to do but extremely important there is nothing smokers can do that is more important to their health than to quit smoking the great american smoke out is an opportunity to try again we encourage people to try multiple times it is tough in a year about 6% of people who tried to quit have made it a year without smoking again it is not unusual for people to have the try and try again. it is very important to give it a try get social support, a quit buddy pick a quick date go to legacy for health.org to find out what resources there are in your community to quit go to your doctor get medical therapies if necessary,. >> it can be a community day a day where others across the nation are doing the same thing. >> it most certainly can. yes. >> just to go over those tips you said set that quit date, get support learn new skills or behaviours, if you drink maybe you have a smoke you are saying you can change those

behaviours. >> you can and it is really important to do it at least temporarily to create disconnect between what you used to do and smoke with. if you get up every morning and have coffee and tea have it in a different room. >> little stuff. get medication be prepared for a relapse. >> when the relapse comes what happens next. >> the great thing about a relapse don't thing of it as a failure. everyone who succeeded in quitting, had multiple times before they had their final cigarette. don't wait a whole year to fry. >> what are some ways we hear about cold turkey all the time for those who don't smoke it is hard to just not smoke one day >> cold turkey is tough people who quit cold turkey have a more difficult time, typical ways are to get nicotine replacement therapy, and slowly wean yourself off nicotine another see your physician and get another type of

prescription medication that can help you quit and then finally, get a support group whether it is by phone or online there are great online support groups now go to legacy for health.org and find those online groups, communicate with people like you trying to quit >> i think -- i am not speaking out of turn when you say you yourself were a smoker back in the day how did you do it >> i tried many times, i did not succeed until age 39. >> that must have been last year. >> i wish but it wasn't. >> let's talk about a federal judge, earlier we did the story, fda were going to put graphic images on cigarette packs now this is blocked for now is this a step back. >> terrible step back when you walk into your kitchen and open underneath your sink you will find skull and cross bones warnings all over everything even if you have blinds in your

house there are warnings why does the tobacco industry get a pass on having a graphic warning on its products particularly given if it was invented tomorrow it would be illegal under every state in the union it is an exception tobacco is the only product on the market when used as directed, kills roo% of customers. >> i a -- 50% of customers. >> i am no fan of smoking but it is legal what is stopping that illegal marker from having people save lives? i know that is a huge question but it is legal. >> lack of political will to outlaw tobacco if it were invented tomorrow, if they just said it would not be legal it is the only product we use in this country that would be illegal if invented tomorrow it is a unique and exceptional product in that regard it most certainly should have a label and will be one of the few industrialized nations that doesn't have one if the supreme court were to tragically strike down use of these labels. >> cdc came out with this new

report with a were the headlines for it. everybody is trying to quit 66 to 75% of every age group is trying to quit a small fraction succeed any given year but when you add those up there is good news in the u.s. today there are more former smokers, 47 million of us than current smokers, 45 million but we have to keep on keeping on because it costs our economy $100 billion every year in health care costs and $100 billion in lost productivity given our economy we can't afford that tab. america has to quit smoking for our own health and economic health of our nation. >> and for others who happen to be standing there. >> cheryl is with the american legacy foundation quit smoking day this thursday thanks for coming in. >> happy to be here. an alert for twilight fans internet hackers may be looking at you as prey details coming up next on fox 5. plus the films stars hit the red carpet

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part 1 premiered in los angeles, the first half of the final installment of the series, actress kristin stewart says she will hold on to one keepsake from the filming. >> yeah, i took um, bella wears a mood ring throughout the series when i took off the moon ring and put the wedding ring on i was like all right this is a big deal i am keeping keeping. >> it is insane no one thinks a reaction to their movie will be like this. insane. >> it is amazing, it has been a long process but a journey for all of us we really are family it is amazing to be back here a year later and fans still here. it continues to blow our minds >> wouldn't it be funny if he took his shirt off walking down the red carpet. >> breaking dawn opens friday across the country. >> several have been bullied others were bullies themselves but they have come together to promote a safer environment. up next fox 5, the capitol kids

we will talk with them about their powerful message and see them perform. they are cute. >> really cute. >> then looking for a career in the medical field holly morris is getting you started this morning we will check with her after the break. good morning bones. we will be right back state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. text save to 7-8836.

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our holly morris is learning how to be a medical assistant she is at the med tech institute silver spring maryland where they train students in health care careers we are talking about medical assistants good morning holly. >> reporter: good morning to you and you know what they say here their mission is your future. and right now, there is a whole lot of potential future n the medical assistant world so we

have been doing some classes here this morning, learning a little bit about the different techniques that one would need to be a medical assistant and also just the overall process in general when it comes to going to school here. dr. amir is back with us the regional executive director for the mid-atlantic region and iola and marci are graduates. on any given program fur going to be medical assistant how many thing -- if you are going to be medical assistant how many things do you learn. >> basically taking some body's vital signs, which is the most vital portion in general health screen you will do, you learn as the person comes in, from communication, customer service, asking history and performing blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate, ekgings pulmonary

function test, giving injection, taking blood doing ekg. >> you learn a lot i got it. >> you learn how to do the eye testing so there is a lot. >> you and i were chatting off camera about why this field is growing so much. and there is basically two reasons. >> that's correct number one there was an article published back in 08 in times magazine which stated two reasons number one, high cost for the health care >> which >> sure. >> second, november 2011, approximately 70% of the u.s. population is retiring we are not ready for them, enough manpower to put it out. >> demand is -- >> not meeting it. >> right we need more supplies, you are our supply what are we learning ladies. >> you do an injection what we are demonstrating here is a model of the glute basically. >> the backside. >> we always do it on the upper

outer quad rent one reason we want to do this avoid one of the biggest nerves sciatic nerve in the body you do not want to hit. if you divide this into four quad rents you are avoiding the three quadrants you will not hit the nerve otherwise you send signals down and electrical impulses. >> as you do this, either one of you can respond to this, what kind of person does it take to be a medical assistant. >> um, you have to be willing to learn, open minded, and you do learn a lot. >> what have you gotten out of your job. >> um, very good experience. mm-hmm. >> do you find it rewarding to be able to help people. >> yes, it is. >> they have to be people friendly as well. >> what about you marci? >> well, it is like you treat the people, they already are in

pain, so you have to help them you know. >> what would be your advice to anyone considering going into this profession. >> if you like the work with people, something, it is a way to help people you know,. >> can you help the guy put some weight on? he is a little skinny. >> before we go i want to make sure we get in, you guys did just get recently a new accreditation. >> that's right we acquired a lpn and rn program, degree granting program >> and you have financing programs available. >> correct >> i feel healthier being here. thank you guys so much myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to med tech institute if you want to find out more about the opportunities available now tony. >> all right holly thank you very much good stuff there and here capitol kids are a group of students that launched a

successful campaign to help fight against childhood bullying they join us to talk about their no bully program, they are going to show off their big song that they do called i think no bully here they are the capitol kids, give me your name and age >> i am anaya i am 9 years old. >> i am 7 years old. >> my name is tatiana i am 9 years old. >> i am koran i am 10 years old >> i am alicia, 8 years old. >> i am anton, 9 years old. >> come on in here charles, we've got charles garrett here, also rico ander son with innovative school for performing arts, tell everybody what capitol kids is about and the school as well. >> innovative school of performing arts is a music school teaches students about singing, and music composition,

studio recording, the other component is, it teaches children about live stage performance and studio recording, the same way you will prepare for an exam or test. >> there is a video out availablery cois showing here -- rico is showing here introducing the capitol kids. these kids, in reference to music composition, singing and dancing these students show more interest than any of the other kids they brought their ideas, songs, voices and talent to the class every day. >> anaya, you yourself have been pulllied that's right? >> yes. >> -- bullied is that right? >> yes. >> howdied you deal with that. >> i have been experiencing bullying by two older students

i went to go tell the administrators they contacted my mom and i never went through that experience gain. >> koran here telling the good word about not bullying you did bullying yourself is that right? >> well, i had some experience of bullying, i didn't get my way and stuff, so i hung with the wrong crowd and they encouraged me to do some bad things i did it and got in trouble with the principal and my mom too. >> now you don't do that any more. >> nope. >> very good excellent charles come on over what are they doing for us now >> they will perform their brand new hit no bully available on itunes, capitol kids. >> take it away the capitol kids [ bell ringing ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ no bully, no bully, no bully, ♪ [ music

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when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one.

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