he and longfellow got into a fight saturday night. police think he followed longfellow home and then stabbed him. >>> the jury deliberations in the rod blagojevich will keep on going. last thursday they told the judge they agreed on only two of 24 counts. blg blg pleaded not guilty to all 24 counts against them including trying to sell or trade an appointment to president obama's vacant senate seat for a private post, job or cash. >>> you are waking up today to new rules that are supposed to protect you from excessive bank fees. from now on when you try to make a withdraw with your debit card and there is not enough money in your account, those charges will be denied. you can contact your bank and opt out of the protection and deal with the charges if you want to. the late payment fees will be reduced from $39 to $25. credit card company also no longer be allowed to charge you inactivity fees for not using your card and they cannot raise your interest rates arbitrarily, they have to tell you why in writing and beforehand. >>> the gian

recently out there, and i know they are very crowded for space, and i'm looking at schools like longfellow, which is already 600 kids, 100 kids over capacity for the school. it shows the highest concentration was exactly in that district, right? so now that we have closed the middle school from their t -- here -- and f-- from there, so those kids are now entering middle school, so how will we bit the capacity from all those schools feeding in their -- in there? my other question is, this valley, there is a huge development starting their. it is really the only elementary school sort of within proximity of that development, and it is slated for thousands of units. did we take that into consideration? also, what are our plans to accommodate those students that will be entering our school from those sites? those are just some of the questions that you do not have the answer now. we just thought we would follow- up on it. >> the package just do one follow-up to the first question. -- if i could just do one follow-up to the first question -- if we do the data run that tells us how many pre-k ki