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jacob, come on, put it down. i went and reached for them because i knew he was not going to do anything whatsoever. now, if it was another kid that is a batterer, i wouldn't have been nearly as familiar with him. he signed a contract with me that he would behave and he would stay out of trouble and not self-mutilate if you would let him sit in the chairs. >> jacob tells us that episode started when his entire unit was locked down because one offender acted out. >> i don't like being punished. i don't like being in my room. >> how did you find something to wrap around your finger? >> that's not hard. they sew the pillows with different strings. i put the pencil in, cut the string off. >> does it feel good to you at the time when you're doing that? do you like pain? >> no, i can't feel it in my left hand. >> you know the drill with this, right? so you're not going to harm yourself? if so, you're going to let us know, right? >> it just takes off a lot of stress off me because i'm diagnosed stpd. social stress disord

a shipping go to you considering the conversation we heard between jacob and stephen before we went to the break it sounds like in the end all exaggerate a little bit just for discussion's sake here is that the u.s. has to actually destroy pakistan to win in afghanistan. well i don't think i mean that. superficially looks like that i would know that just to not only destroy it maybe even invade it one point ok because regime change seems to be a popular flavor of this year go ahead i don't think that they're you know that they should have my view that all hype or life would be i said i would prefer exact even used a word for exaggeration exaggeration for a conversation think general yes go ahead i use again is i'm going exaggeration a misrepresentation misrepresentation i should go right ahead. i don't think that you know u.s. can despite what it wants despite the divergence i don't think that that should be on the cards that ought to be on the cards or it is on the cards it would be far too risky a strategy for you know for the u.s. to you know try to come in they tried to do you know

jacob is going to. look there's an accused terrorist here in the united states luis fourth of the country let's who is accused of downing the cuban airliner over venezuelan skies the u.s. is harboring him they will not extradite him to venezuela how would we feel even as well all of a sudden start standing drone bombers assassins and started taking out americans that happen to be near by this guy i mean the pakistanis are acting totally rationally here you've got a foreign occupier it's been there for more than ten years and we don't know when it's going to leave it's killing people in afghanistan it's now killing people in pakistan and it's calling on the pakistani government to kill its own people are they not acting rationally to beak. certainly you would support you would support pakistani terrorist attack against the united states because it would be one shit retaliation you would have support of the time it was a war that you know the i would support i would support the immediate evacuation instea

for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind.oday, he faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> today, is classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force with a weapon. it's his strike two. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and restore you your restoration of credits for the mutual combat, which is 90 days. you'll be getting that back. how are things on the yar

stephen cohen in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution also in washington we have jacob hornberger he's founder and president of the future of freedom foundation and in islamabad we cross to ayesha siddiqa she's a pakistani political commentator and author of the book military incorporated inside pakistan's military economy all right folks crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want here different points of view and i want my viewers to see it but first tell us about the arab in this key strategic relationship where relations between the u.s. and pakistan have never been smooth after the fallout from the u.s.s. nation of osama bin laden the state of the alliance has gone from bad to worse admiral mike mullen one of the most pro pakistan officials in washington has referred to the country as the epicenter of world terrorism but his most recent remarks have added fuel to the fire. choosing to use violent extremism as an instrument of policy the government of pakistan and most especially the pakistani army and. jeopardizes not only the prospect of

larryry jacobs -- larry jacobs abc 2 news. >>> no usual weather pattern cruise through the weekend. he set up a camera to take one photo of minute between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on saturday and just watched the snow pile up during the first know event of the year. >>> of course, the storm didn't miss maryland. it's just enough to put down a light coating on the ground and car. some folks are worried that this could be a sign of thing to come. >> i told my wife we need to brace ourselves for bad weather. >> reporter: are you prepared? >> no. >> things get even worse. they saw close to 8 inches there. >> that's ridiculous. here we are in baltimore county. they got a couple inches. enough to slow us down yesterday. have us wondering why it's snowing in october just days before halloween. >> look at this, it's tonight. look it never blew through here. >> reporter: you know kelly things are looking up. we're out of the woods here. you're talking about ellisburg. but that's long gone. we're looking at the satellite and radar, system is well to the north of us. we will stay dry, maryland

and brutal so i think that i disagree with with with that statement if i can if i don't go back to jacob said a little bit later in the program but i said in islamabad i mean the new tone coming out of washington right now how is that going down with the average pakistani because from what i understand anti-americanism is extremely high in pakistan because of america's war on terror. you know there are two pinions and that i mean my personal opinion is that. go and ask an american diplomat if there is been a reduction in the queues or in the visa applications of pakistanis going to the u.s. and the answer probably will be no. i mean there is that disconnect there is a lot of media hype people are reacting to the information which are which they are being fed and that information is that us is doing something which is completely get mental to pakistani interests and now some of that is genuine as well i mean there is that complete disconnect and i would say that it's a very direct a very typical you know kind of juncture was the end of pakistani u.s. alignment i mean the pattern has alway

jacob gathers the rebound and fires the score. fliers go on to win the opener.e on saturday night. and it is the high school football thursday. let's start in virginia. this game went back and forth at times. a combined 83 points. brian griffin says, if i am even, i am leading. it so long. stay with high-school football. cougars were rolling. handoff to the vikings' defense. he takes it to the house. chris orchard wednesday. in college football, the -- the yellow jackets are favored by more than two touchdowns. are most of the same that won niners games last year. >> we will see. temperatures are once the 50's. the tropical storm season is here. yummy weather is coming our way. >> enjoy it. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! biggerer! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] wte your st

great learning curve. >> and marc jacobs? >> marc jacobs has a tremendous following.rience. >> in addition to his successful namesake label, jacobs has already revitalized another brand, louis vuitton. >> the brand exploded because it was on the right people, people wanted to look that way, it was on the models, on the actresses. >> reporter: the fashion world believes jacobs could do the same for dior. he reportedly wants $10 million a year. but if ever there was a tryout, insiders say he nailed it with this collection for vuitton. backstage it was emotional. one top editor called it a sweet farewell and a fashion moment to remember. don't miss the special, fashion: backstage pass from paris. it airs this saturday, october 15th, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> a four-year-old boy is on the road to recovery after having a pencil stuck in his eye socket. we'll tell about you the amazing surgery right after the break. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can ge

jack jacobs and richard engel, can i promote your evening's activities? richard engel on the premiere of "rock center," which will be live from the eight floor here at saturd"saturday night live," 10:00 eastern. i'm sure brian is very excited about that, as well as you are. >> good show. a good piece on. >> what is it? >> we went into syria without the knowledge of the government and met the revolutionaries that are keeping this uprising alive. >> all right, "rock center," 10:00, richard engel. i saw on twitter, there are people called the engelettes. have you seen them? >> i've seen some of them in person and definitely seen their tweets. >> do you have any jacobettes? >> not like mrs. jacob. >> no, i'm the jacobette. >> there you go. will want. thank you, guys. have a good afternoon. >>> coming up, why no one should underestimate occupy wall street, especially as most american's savings and net worth continue to erode. >>> plus, president obama sidestepping congress again with another "we can't wait" executive order. our mega panel up on all of the abov

>> marc jacob has a tremendous following. louis vuitton. >> suddenly the brand exploded because it was under the right people. and it was on the models and the actresses. >> reporter: the fashion world believe jacobs could do the same for dior. he reportedly wants $10 million a year, but if ever there was a try-out, insiders say he nailed it with this collection for vuitton. back stage it was emotional. one top editor called it a sweet farewell and a fashion moment to remember. so, when could we know for sure? i know we're all waiting for this. dior ceo said the world will know in several weeks when i asked him two, three, six, eight, he wouldn't say exactly when. remember, christian dior is more than just a fashion house, really part of the patrimony of france and it's a very big deal in fashion and, of course, i'll be watching closely and i'll keep you posted. >> that ceo's line was fantastic. applied to so many things in life, the people who know are not talking and the people who are talking, are not knowing. >> that is c

one and the room to talk more on this i'm now joined by jacob now chief economist for morgan stanley russia thank you so much for being with us thank you so do you think that russia and china are actually moving one step closer because they've just counsel bees in establishing direct exchanges between the route the ruble and do you want are they moving to full converts ability it's a bit early to say that i think that there's two big reasons why fool you one convert ability is maybe five years away the first is that currently the what you earn is undervalued if it was traded at its free market price it would probably appreciate by twenty to thirty percent and you can see that in the big current killed services that china runs they've started to let the one appreciate again or for a couple of years or they held it frozen during the crisis so in the last two months the un has appreciated against the dollar whereas the group will and most other emerging market currencies have fallen sharply so it intil it gets to a fair market value i don't think you'll see it for free trade and the oth

wear the uniform of the united states even when it's not politically convenient. >> reporter: larry jacobsws. >>> well, coming up, kids rule. at least they did at the box office this weekend. two of the top three movies were animateed kids flicks. we will break down the numbers when abc2 news at 11 continues. that have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed seal is our commitment that the coffee inside will deliver a delicious cup of coffee every time. keurig brewed. look for the only mark of genuine keurig quality. i am a face unclogger.uncl. i am a nose coacac nose coa. i am a throat untickler.t u. i am a human cough suppressant.. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare.nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies.. you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time to build the perfect fios bundle. at ba

artie's jacob groups reporting for us there now i will be back with a recap of our top stories in less than ten minutes up next with the occupy wall street movement showing no signs of abating r.t. talks to author and blogger games counselor who says president obama is a hostage to big business his interview is up next. archie sitting down with author blogger and public speaker james howard kunstler so i thank so much for joining us and it's nice to be here let's get started with the occupy wall street movement we've seen many media outlets try to ridicule them marginalize this movement as something that's temporary and really an artist teenage behavior and you've essentially called this bogus in your blog let's talk about that what is your take on occupy wall street well first of all it's hello larry that all of these scolds in the media are shaking their fingers at these young people and say oh you know you can articulate your position you have any agenda we're living in a time in the united states when the consensus about reality is so fractured even among people who are supposed to

been the spotlight all right thanks so very much for that type of keeping us up to date thank you jacob group supported there from moscow. the first ever launch of a russian rocket from a western platform has been temporarily perspire on to disarm a technical difficulties well carrying a european satellite navigation system called galileo the rocket is now scheduled to set off for space from french guiana on a friday artie's done a bushel reports on a promising project. the director of the european space agency reacted calmly to the delay he called soyuz a proven vehicle and says he doesn't want any minor issues to affect the launch the organizing committee area and its passes lift off may be put back to friday seven thirty am local time or saturday its head also insists the problem is not serious issues with refueling valves on launch vehicles are fairly common but on officially there's talk at the space center that the launch may be postponed for longer to make sure everything goes smoothly soyuz has by far the world's best launch success rate with over ninety percent of it seventeen

but getting used to it quickly, steep learning curve. >> reporter: and marc jacobs? he has the cool -- also has the experience. >> reporter: in addition to his successful name sake label, he has already revitalized another brand, louis vuitton. >> it exploded because it was under the right people and people wanted to look that way. models and actresses. >> reporter: the fashion world believes jacobs could do the same for dior. he reportedly wants $10 million a year. if ever there was a tryout, insiders say he nailed it with this collection for vuitton. back stage it was emotional, one top editor called it a sweet farewell and a fashion moment to remember. >> you've been sounding off on today's talk back question, are you sold on the president's jobs bill? michael says jobs bill or water bill the obstructionist republicans won't pass it. more of your responses straight up ahead. >>> are you sold on the president's jobs bill? carol costello, what are folks saying? >> people are very passionate about this question, are you sold on the president' jobs bill. this from pri

for love. >> towards the beginning of the movie, he's the same jacob he always has been.jealous. he's still into bella, and he's hot-headed. throughout the movie, he matures a ton. >> this saga prenears november 18th. >>> also, tonight, are ashton and demi about to file for divorce? we have the latest. >>> plus, the power of cher. is she keeping chaz on dancing? that and more on entertainment tonight. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >>> , the abominable snowman is real. they say they're 99% sure the creature lives in siberia. they documented footprints and stray pieces of hair. the evidence was presented at a conference in russia, and near an area, where there have been an increased number of sightings in recent years. what kind of conference would that be? >> i don't know. but soon it will be the yeti tour. and we can all do a ecosearch for yeti. >>> potential dangers for maryland. a tornado watch is in effect for parts of our area. >> bob is tracking first warning doppler radar next. ,,,, >>> as you just mentioned, the weather service just issued a tornado box. this

host: we are talking with jennifer jacobs who we've been check becoing with. she writes for t"the des moines register." another headline i want you to react to from the "washington post." a resurgent gingrich saying it s is stretching it to say he is making a compaq from the time when most of his operatives abandoned him but after a tough summer he is now beginning to make some strong showings. are you seeing that in iowa? >> he has been getting a lot of applause for his speeches. when he talks to iowans they rave about him. efficient seen that in several forums. we had one last week before a christian conservative and they absolutely adore newt gingrich when he speaks. they like the details that he offers. he is very believable. they have a lot of confidence in him. but this is definitely not a surge for him. we polled in june and he was at 7% and he remains at 7%. host: jennifer jacobs, the headline herman cain and mitt romney leading there. ron paul is third. the poll is >> next a discussion with buddy roemer, a guest on today's "washington journal." this i

too little foot for our forefathers up abraham isaac and jacob and their wives are all buried here in hebron peace so it has been in jewish place for thousands of years was . just. the no committee for the stone that's what this state is a jewish state and we're here to stay because four thousand years ago god promised this land to the jewish family. we have a divine right to this land neither through war nor violence but as a gift from god. you're a trader. may your name be forgotten was. a low there we are from jerusalem today. the former soldier in hebron informs journalists diplomats and others the both the situation in hebron if someone is willing to listen someone is willing to syria that i don't have the right to take the reason why i wake up in the morning and i go to sleep at night and then the next morning i wake up and still do what i do is because i don't have another option because if i'm not part of a solution i'm part of the problem. i can do it in a different way i can do it in a different place israel is my home this is where i live. i just don't see for myself. oh yo

. >> my name is jacob from john carver high school. i have taken two years of summer college class is at the academy of arts. originally, it was a plan to kill some time during summer. i was originally going to switch to play football at washington. it was my big interest. but i've got introduced to this program, because of her and dr. stevens, i have found my passion in life. the academy of art is my absolute first choice of for my college. >> i am from texas and i am now on my second year at the academy of art university. the way i chose my college was through them offering me the chance to apply for this program. at the time i was new to sentences go, i moved here before i finished high school and this program helps me realize that my major would be illustration. this program helps students that maybe would not otherwise know what they are doing with their life or be on the streets trying to show their creativity in ways that are not legal. i see a lot of students like this. they present their work in a way that his professional and

. >>> it appears state senator nancy jacobs is thinking about running for a higher office. she will step down as minority leader. she said she will remain in office for january's session of the general assembly. the first race up for grabs would be next year >> weather wise clouds holding tough. we had plenty of wind. coastalal flood advisory up through early friday along the eastern and western shore. two feet above norm allege on the high tide. we saw some of that in the inner harbor with that water chop up at the high point downtown. winds gusting, 15 to 25 at the top of the hour. that makes the temperatures in the 50s feel cooler. tomorrow a crisp breezy day. we will talk about the saturday and sunday forecast coming up in just a minute. >> did you hear what noah said today? >> no -- i have a clue. >> we hate to remind you that winter is coming but noa has come out if it's prediction and it's another mixed report. it predicting that we could have above average snow fall this year, they are predicting averages in the area, couple of weeks ago it stated we will have above

larry jacobs has a look. >> the freak nor' easter proved a nightmare. the government is investigating passengers being stranded for seven hours on a jetblue flight from florida to new jersey that was diverted to connecticut. no food no water, no bathroom. they notified air traffic control of tension. >> i have a problem on the airplane. i will need the cops on board. we have on the ground at 1724z, and we have been here now for seven and a half hours. >> under the passenger bill of rights jetblue can be fined $17,000 per passenger. except in extreme cases they will get the maximum penalty and passengers don't get a share of the fine anyway. crews spent the day clearing trees so weighted down by wet, ef snow they toppled on to anything in their path, homes cars and power lines. >> it is like armagedon. >> the homes are without electricity jie. we will have extensive and long-term power outages. and i am advised that at least initially it looks like some people could be without power for as much as a week. >> hundreds of schools will be closed on monday b

want to put our forefathers of abraham isaac and jacob and their wives are all buried here in hebron peace so it has been a jewish place for thousands of years. was the was the. closeness the book will come into focus on the difference of what the this state is a jewish state going to list and we are here to stay in the people because four thousand years ago promised this land to the jewish family live what we have a divine right to. slanty neither through war nor violence but as a gift from cause. you're a trader. may your name be forgotten was. that . a low there we are from jerusalem today. the former soldier in hebron informs journalists diplomats and others about the situation in hebron if someone is willing to listen someone is willing to syria i don't have a right not to take the reason why i wake up in the morning and i go to sleep at night and then the next morning i wake up and still there what i do is because i don't have another option because if i'm not part of the solution i'm part of the problem. i can do it in a different way and do it in a different place israel is m

larry jacobs, abc news. >> what a weird halloween. the storm has been especially dangerous because of the huge number of power lines that came down. a 20-year-old man was electrocuted in springfield, massachusetts, when he stepped on a downed line. in new jersey, an elderly man died in a house fire that was sparked by a live wire. scary there. the thing is people didn't mind the snow so much. seemed so early for all of this. >> it's halloween, talking fun factor. sad factor, halloween is postponed. the reality, this footage -- this really hit folks hard. i saw cars with broken sunroofs on the walk into work today and hitting all kinds of people. >> heavy snow which can be really, really dangerous. postponing halloween for some of the kids. better safe than sorry. >> the big issue is the leaves saturated with the snow that hit. again, the first time it snowed here in new york city since the civil war, in october. unbelievable. >> weird, hope not a sign of what is to come for winter? >> i had to buy gloves today. >> welcome back. >> i'm

for consumer watch, i'm karen jacobs. >> >> speaking of holiday, looking for the special holiday gift luxury retailer neiman-marcus is out with its fantasy gift books. one of the items on the list, a fountain that moves to music. the price tag, a cool million dollar. >>> in ang effort to reach every customer, starbucks will be offering a new lighter could haveny called the blond roast. >>> >>> let's look at the beautiful fall weather we have been experiencing. it came to an abrupt end. plenty of off again off again showers, more on the way and for how much more rain we could have. let's turn to meteorologist wyatt for more on the forecast. >> >> jaime, still wet weather out there. we'll see a drying trend pretty fast. another 12-18 hours. things will begin to change. in the

joining the conversation is jacob, at wheatley student.the students that most often tries to stop bullying in his high school. and shaun feeney, wheatley's principal. first of all, principal, it is, i think, incredibly brave of you to allow us to do the study in your school and i want to stress that your school takes this problem very seriously and it's one of the top ranked schools in the country. were you surprised by some of the results? >> i was surprised somewhat. i have worked in a number of different schools in a number of different social and cultural context overseas and in the city, and what i found in my experience with kids is that kids are kids are kids are kids. and unfortunately, these dynamics occur in all places. that's not to excuse it or tolerate it. but you can't be a high school principal and not acknowledge and recognize problems such as drugs, alcohol, sex and bullying. these are all issues, many of which are tied into the issue of self-esteem and sense of self which is something that's developing in high school kids

>> the painting is a lesser-known jacob lawrence painting from harlem and what most people don't notice there's a prominent couple on the front and there's three little box next to them as the ghost of the dead person people don't notice that but it is the scene of a funeral in harlem and what was striking was the spirit of the dead person is present in the painting and that captured what i see but african-american cosmology about death and the believe in the culture that the spirit of the dead and the ancestors are always with us. >> when you went to so this book to a publisher you said i want to write about african-american funeral homes and their way of death what was the response to that? >> the reef sponsor at first was skeptical but when i made the argument and made the connection to my previous work and some of the things mentioned they were quite intrigued. i can really see myself as a historian of entrepreneurship and i think the story of the industry which was and still is largely segregated is important. >> the morris ford lynching happened in 1946 and monroe georgia. it was