russia's investigation into the murder been yanked. the two people who guarded as suspects in the murder by british investigators were actually targets of assassination themselves at the same time dimitri coughed a businessman and former f.s.b. agent he was implicated in the case after having a meeting with alexander litvinenko and under a little boy who still remains the main suspect wanted for questioning by british police over the murder which took place in london he did nice all of the allegations that are being made against him by the british police. britain had asked for him to be extradited to the united kingdom to face questioning this is out of the question actually against russia's constitution since entered politics and is currently a state duma deputy meaning that extradition cannot take place and he will not under any circumstances be going to london to face questioning in the five years since that can yank his death we've seen really frosty diplomatic relations between britain and russia mostly due to the britain wanting

he will yank that out.pecially he's transferring several hundred thousands dollars of his own money. he's not sure where he will put the money, but it could land in a local bank. as you can imagine, they like what they're hearing. >> the economy is showing he's really caring and supporting of the company. i'm really glad he's doing this. >> now fox's decision to do this comes just before what is being dubbed bank transfer day. tomorrow activists are urging everyone nationwide to switch from commercial banks to not for profit credit unions. they already have a facebook page and 40,000 people like it. fox says the bank transfer will take probably six months and cost him at least $30,000. >> no, they're a very giving family in the community. >> thanks, marla. >> a disturbing pattern of police theft. that's the allegation from san francisco public defender jeff adachi. he presented videotape of several people who exclaim police wrong doing. many people claim the police confiscated money and property but never l

he is going to yank that out of the corporate banking giant. personally he's transferring several hundred thousands dollars. he tells mercury news he's not sure where he's going to put his money, but it could land in a local bank. this comes just before what is being dubbed bank transfer day. act vests are urging everyone to move to a not for profit movement. me fox is a bempbl distributor. we're back here live. we'll get a look at the budweiser truck. mr. fox has 150 employees here? annual revenue of $70 million. he says the bank transfer could take about six months and cost him at least $30,000. trying to make an impact here and make a statement. >> it is 5:03. oakland is getting criticism for the handling of the occupy movement. they held a special city council meeting to address concerns. the meeting was heated as protesters council members and oakland mayor gene quan came together. many fear the movement is spiraling out of control and kothss the city time, money and reputation. they are proposing a solution to help the cause, possiblily a

my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet.lled me out of my bed by my feet and drug me in the living room and -- time-out. >> all right. >> moments later, he composed himself and continued his story. >> there was no questions, just he started screaming at me and said he was sick and [ bleep ] tired of me and tired of the [ bleep ] i was doing and the fists started coming and the boots and grabbed me off the door by my hair, yanked me by my hair and flung me into the dining hall and started to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> his troubled childhood has followed him to prison. he's had dozens of disciplinary write-ups from everything to destroying property and making threats and tattooing. >> assault to avoid a issue or me getting cuffed up and taken to segregation and causing a security issue and everybody getting locked down and me catching a write-up over it, i choose to stay in my cell. take one whole sausage, slice it up like he has, long ways and you make quarters out of them and you cut that complete in half. sometimes i'

in fact, if i catch someone bullying, i twist their nipple until it's swollen and purple as a plum, yank their shirt up over their head then shove them into the girls bathroom. because it's gotta stop. [ laughter ] but sometimes, well-meaning people go too far. case in point: 47 states have passed restrictive anti-bullying legislation. and these laws just replace the schoolyard bully with the bully of big government. thankfully, one state has found a way to act as a big brother to our kids without becoming big brother and it brings us to tonight's word: [cheers and applause] bully pulpit. the michigan senate just passed "matt's safe school law," named for teenager matt eppling, who tragically committed suicide in 2002 after being tormented by classmates for being gay. it requires every public school adopt and implement a policy prohibiting bullying by pupils at school. now, this sounds like a just and fitting tribute to an innocent victim. but gary glenn, president of the american family association of michigan, told "time" magazine what it really is "a trojan horse for the homosexual ag

signed a five-year, $122 million extension to stay with the yanks. he had until midnight to opt out but decided to stay in the bronx. >>> rangers jumped out to an early lead against the sharks. dubinsky to derek stephen. kept it going with three goals in the second. callahan had a pair. tapped in the rebound while falling to the ice. rangers beat the sharks 5-2. >>> predators and blackhawks needed overtime. stalberg, stop and pop, put on the brakes and ripped one past the goalie. chicago won 5-4 in o.t. >>> finally wild finish between panthers and jets. final minute. winnipeg down one and score the equalizer. wait a minute. the referee waved it off because of a high stick. wellwood got a piece of it. stick can't be higher than the cross bar and that's a goal. jets tied it. completed a comeback in the shootout. wellwood with the game-winner. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> coming up, the shocking show biz divorce. or is it really? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, tradi

. >>> ocean spray yanking yeah sins because several batches -- may contain small pieces of metal onlyhe original flavors of caisins are impacted. no injuries have been reported if would you like a list of the package date check our website under see it on tv. >>> santas have to wear a costume but scientists are donning panda suits. david wright goes undercover, so to speak, "at panda research center. >> reporter: they are one of nature's most fragile species for years researchers in china worked hard to help them bounce become from being nearly extension. recently they adopted a new uniform to help them in their work. they may be the only signses in the world who does up like teddy bears. >> like a giant halloween costume. >> reporter: black and white fluffy costumes taylor made. silly outfit serving a serious purpose. do you think they will mistake me for a giant panda? this is how they dress when they check on one of their cubs. even though no one but the pandas are watching. this guy is four months old today. think of this like a working birthday party. every month they measure him

he just yanked and i felt my arms and he yanked me. >> unbelievable story. being charged to use their own debit cards and let their banks hear about it. two more have gotten the message and we have details from the new york stock change. an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... thanks. when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider it carefully before investing. >>> looks like customer outrage over debit card fees is paying off. alison kosik has the story. we're now getting this information just in from the bank of america, essentially joining some of these other banks saying that response to customer concerns and the changing competitive marketplace, bank of america no longer intends to implem

. >>> ocean spray yanking yeah sins because several batches -- may contain small pieces of metal onlyhe original flavors of caisins are impacted. no injuries have been reported if would you like a list of the package date check our website under see it on tv. >>> santas have to wear a costume but scientists are donning panda suits. david wright goes undercover, so to speak, "at panda research center. >> reporter: they are one of nature's most fragile species for years researchers in china worked hard to help them bounce become from being nearly extension. recently they adopted a new uniform to help them in their work. they may be the only signses in the world who does up like teddy bears. >> like a giant halloween costume. >> reporter: black and white fluffy costumes taylor made. silly outfit serving a serious purpose. do you think they will mistake me for a giant panda? this is how they dress when they check on one of their cubs. even though no one but the pandas are watching. this guy is four months old today. think of this like a working birthday party. every month they measure him

have you seen anyone yank these out?eporter: they can't control -- >> you can't control motor function. >> drop it! >> reporter: when cops started buying them, it only took a decade for taser to grow into a multibull dollar company. they now have retina scanners at the front door. >> identification is completed. >> reporter: and an atrium inspired by "star wars." half a million cops around the world carry them today. more than a million people have been tasered and around 400 have died. can you absolutely guarantee that your product would never, ever cause cardiac arrest in any person? >> no. we can't make that guarantee. the best i can tell you is, these devices make dangerous situations safer. >> reporter: there's the device and then the person holding it. >> right. >> reporter: because cops figure, hey, no muss, no fuss, just pull the taser. how do you deal with the lazy cop syndrome? >> we spend a lot of time in our training of law enforcement officers, trying to avoid what we call taser dependency. when our baby get

much as the president may want to refocus from that region, the fact is the middle east has a way of yanking you back. >> right and i don't think we should be overly -- by china. they've got problems, millions of people and basics sustenance and a housing bubble that is yesterday to break and is about to break some it's that saying, the bigger you are, the harder you fall. i think china is not necessarily the big cool oses we're making it out to be. >> it's changed the debate, with this trip over there. >> yes, to an extent. but in many ways the debate was increasingly focused on asia and china and for the right reasons some absolutely the right thing for him to concentrate on that, and try to develop relationships here that do not represent just economic competition but political cooperation. >> it's new. relatively new. >> no, for sure. but the emergence of china is relatively new. >> what kind of grade do you give obama on a foreign policy, important achievement scale? >> well, i think -- the real test for him is going to be in the middle east. and that is as we say, to come. we don't kno

you cannot yank this out without being concerned about stability. there is no reference from any engineer who has any experience in underpinning. we do not want to destabilize this house. thank you. vice president garcia: did you want to speak before? >> i just wanted to say thank- you. i really nervous. this has been going on -- i am body of frazier -- claudia frazier. i inherited this from my dad when he passed away. i am grateful that my tenant has been patient, because we have tried to work with them and things just have not been very truthful. we never gotten to the point where we have to hire an attorney. i just want my tenant happy, i want the place safe. the promises that they made to my father, i want them to take care of things they said there would take care of and i'm asking for your help on that. thank you. >> in the respondents brief, you refer to some unreasonable demands made by the appellant. >> i want to be careful commenting about confidential settlement agreements and having them reprinted. the big issue i have is that i know wha

and come on, we will yank you off for the new host of "way too early". >> it's your show. >> willie, showing that romney has a significant lead over the president, 50% to 40%. when i heard the president was going to new hampshire to talk about jobs, it rang the campaign bell for me. to what degree do you think the white house is scared right now. >> i don't know if they're scared, but i think mitt romney put so much of his campaign, his life, resources into the state of new hampshire, would expect he would be doing well there. to see the president going into the state tomorrow and talking about this payroll tax on which he and romney have differed, romney was asked about it and said it was a band-aid solution. melissa said earlier that the white house loves this issue, because they like it on the policy and the politics. they think it creates jobs and puts money in peoples pockets, but the politics of it is republicans you want to cut taxes, except in this case on the middle class. the white house likes this fight they'll have tomorrow. >> a certain degree i think mitt romney likes t

he will yank that out. personally he's transferring several hundred thousands dollars of his own money. he tells mercury news he's not sure where he's going to put his money but it could land in a local bank. his decision comes just before what is being dubbed bank transfer today. tomorrow activists are urging everyone nationwide to move their money from the big guys to the little ones like a community bank of a credit union. me fox is a beverage tribute tor in the south bay. they distribute beer, energy drinks and water. now fox says his bank transfer could take up to six months, and it's going to cost him at least $30,000. >> all right. well, 30,000. thank you very much. the occupy movement in oakland is getting as much, if not more attention than the original movement on wall street. thanks to tear gas and broken windows. last night a special city council meeting to address concerns from both sides. >> tlstz a group of pieceful people who are angry. they are saying in a word, enough. it's a very strong z

the yanks and a's agree to a new deal.a gets an additional $30 million added to a contract that will now pay him 122 million over the next five years. he says his goal all along was to finish his career as a yankee. you can add that if his goal was to be rich he's well on his way. >>> she's used to dressing up but not like this. >>> coming up,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ dennis ] juggling insurance policies at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] introducing the allstate auto + life discount. now when you protect your family with allstate life insurance you can save even more on allstate car insurance. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. ♪ >>> super model heidi cloome makes a big appearance at her own halloween party. she was rolled into the party but when the sheet came off, she was looki

wayne yank us refuses to see patients unless they follow the recommended immunization schedule. he says he is among the growing number of pediatricians who don't give parents the options of delaying vaccines. the cdc recommends 27 immunizations by a child's second birthday. >> reporter: but some parents think that is too frequent, and want the option to spread them out. >> reporter: jasmine chose her pediatrician because she was allowed to slow down the schedule. >> although parents have a right to their children's immunization as they see -t they don't have a right to endanger school children. >> to know if you are in the waiting room, the other children adjacent to yours or sitting near yours are healthy to the best of their capacity as well. >> reporter: she feels safer knowing everyone here is right on schedule. cbs news, new york. >>> the cdc recommends an additional six vaccines by the time a child turns 18. >> our doctors used to see well babies at one time and sick babies at another to keep them separated. >> i never heard that have. great idea. >>> 95% of women say they

i don't want to see it yanked away. it should be the patient's decision. not the fda.dous pickle. do i want to eat? do i want to pay my bills? >> medicare will continue to pay the bill, but the maker of avastin says several private insurance companies have stopped paying for the drug. though the price tag is clearly an issue. the fda didn't consider that at all. only whether a drug is safe and effective. >> let me get this straight. is the drug still available? is it still on the market? >> yes. this drug is used for several different kinds of cancers. colon, lung, brain, but losing the approval for breast cancer means insurers aren't going to keep paying for it. the maker says it's going to push ahead with research to find a test for certain tumor characteristics that would show which one benefit and which ones won't. you come up with that and they will reopen the discussion. >> that's why bonnie is so nervous about not being able to pay for it. >> thank you anita. >>> back to square one for that supercommittee and the time is short. lawmakers were asked to come up wi

now some want it yanked off the market. the danger they say one brand of baby shampoo poses to your little ones. >>> nine hour surgery begins today to separate conjoined twins. i'm katie marzullo. i'll have details and we'll hear from the mother. >>> a sight in the east bay cc3q you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. but when it doesn't stay in the dish there's easy-off oven cleaner. because easy-off cuts through five times more grease than the leading all-purpose cleaner. so you're ready whenever inspiration strikes. cook with passion. clean with easy-off. >>> balanced budget traffic moving okay. couple problems but jack -- bay bridge traffic moving okay. couple problems but jacqueline will tell you about that. >>> conjoined twins are being prepped now for nine hours of complex surgery. doctors and nurses are about to give the little girls a freedom they've never had before. katie marzullo is live with more on this >> reporter: goo

we're learning president graham spanier may get yanked off the military board of advisors. a source tells cnn navy officials are reviewing his role and will likely remove him. today joe paterno's son hired rick sellers on his father's behalf half. in a statement he says his father is distraught over what happened on wants the truth to be uncovered but is being advised to keep silent during the investigation. and on penn state's campus tonight, students gathered to show sympathy for the eight boys that were abused by jerry sandusky. >> the school supports the kids that were victims of it and to support what is right. >> penn state also plays coach mike mcquerie on paid leave. he witnessed sandusky raping a child in a locker room child in 2002. sandusky is out on bond and he claims he is innocent. >>> a 21-year veteran got a surprise when he was banned from a real estate examination because they wouldn't let his service dog in the room. >> he needs the service dog and he was angry he wasn't able to take the test because the faithful companion was with him. meet the problem. a

he is yanking hundreds of thousands of dollars out of his personal account. they sat side by side together, each frustrated by it. >> i think many consumers eyes have been opened to the great benefit that banking with a credit union or community bank can offer. >> they tend to have higher fees and offer less. >> small banks or credit unions don't advertise as much as giant banks do, but one thing they are very good at is letting you keep more money. >> they were encouraged. >> this is a first step. it is fantastic this guy is doing it and i commend him. >> fox is among 650 thousand americans who have decided to take their business elsewhere. now exactly where that is for fox, he hasn't yet decided but he says it will be local. now bank of america did issue a statement. it reads every customer is important to us, we are sorry to hear about his plans, we have modified mortgages there since the housing crisis began. fox says he did not come to this decision lightly and his mind has been made up. live in san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel two news. >> earlier

punch a wall the wall gets a hole or yank it broken. he's beat the hell out of this grand here and she came back from. and then of course we were cleared of superfund site back in one nine hundred eighty three so we've been dealing with this for a long time yeah the reason they call it super fun is because congress has side. of money plus they taxed oil companies and chemical companies. to put into this pond and they grew to a pretty large amount of money that they called the superfund it was established in the early eighty's to deal with these environmentally sound it's sites where the responsible parties can be located or are not claiming responsibility so the government has to take over these sites and they should clean up and i remember hearing about in the in the war superfund site in the country and that was based on e.p.a. has a model they call the has a great thing system model h r s model and they've changed over the years but at the time the way that model was set up this site scored very high and the original four hundred ele

. >> reporter: surveillance camera shows william running to yank over an emergency exit door racing tost out dodging chunks of marble reign reigning down. what was your initial taught? >> we were under an attack and the bomb went off. >> reporter: advisors who are enjoying the view scream in mass confusion. williams rushes everyone out to safety. were you thinking the top of the hour was going to crumble with you inside. >> as we are going down the stairwell ate is -- it is shaking so hard and knocks me into the railing and that's when i am looking at the blocks wondering if they will stay in front of me or going to fall down. aid building with no mortar. nothing is holding the stones together. >> reporter: hundreds of chunks crumbled that day off the monument. the stone was caried in the middle -- quarryed into washington county in the 1800s. specially trained engineers repelled the perimeter discovering many cracks wide enough to see through. and 40 pound chunks of stone dangerously loose. until everything is repaired, the monument is closed. and park ranger williams will never be th

signed a five-year, $122 million extension to stay with the yanks. c.c. until midnight to opt out of his existing deal but decided to stay in the bronx. >> worst thing in the world as well, hockey and msg, rangers jumped out to an early lead against the sharks. dubinsky to derek stephen. kept it going with three goals in the second. callahan had a pair. somehow some way tapped in the rebound while falling to the ice. rangers beat the sharks 5-2. >>> predators and blackhawks needed overtime. stalberg, stop and pop, put on the brakes and ripped one past the goalie. chicago won 5-4 in o.t. >>> finally wild finish between panthers and jets. final minute. winnipeg down one and score the equalizer. wait a minute. the referee waved it off because of a high stick. take another look. kyle wellwood got a piece of it. kane batted it in higher than the net, but the stick can't be higher than the cross bar and that's a goal. jets tied it. completed a comeback in the shootout. wellwood with the game-winner. >>> now for another look at the weather, here is nbc meteorolo

i don't want to see it yanked away. >> reporter: fertel is afraid her insurance company will stop paying for the drug which costs $90,000 a year. >> it should be the patient's decision, not the f.d.a. it's a tremendous pickle. do i want to eat? do i want to pay my bills? >> reporter: the f.d.a. is withdrawing the preliminary approval it granted avastin in 2008 because further research found it caused serious side effects, including death, and did not help women live longer or feel better. dr. elise a port is a breast cancer specialist. >> while the idea of not treating someone with cancer is unappealing to many of us, we certainly don't want to give them something that they have no reasonable hope of benefiting and yet may incur very significant side effects. >> reporter: oncologist dr. gary lyman was on an advisory panel that recommended withdrawing the drug. but he believes a small group of women do benefit from avastin the. >> i would not hesitate to use it if i felt it was the best option for a patient and the patient understood the financial ramifications. >> reporter: doctors can s

founders at the top of the one they have this entire leverkusen could still yet for five but not speak yank it's all very tight in group bath but anything other than defeat for arsenal and more say will make them big favorites to make the last sixteen while there's a europa league spot up for grabs from. victoria place and meet in belarus. the most powerful man in world football has once again defended himself against charges of racism he made for president sepp blatter last week said racist abuse does not exist on the pitch a statement he has since apologized for i have made my apologies i cannot say more and if somebody is thinking that will still think you did them racist sorry to say did you know approximately thirty seven years in people in this town people good can operate can be had there is no discrimination in my in my feeling there is no racism nothing at all and these. is over and over. tennis now roger federer has booked a place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals in london after quite incredibly rushing his old nemesis and world number two rafael nadal in straight