theresa douglas is out on bail after allegedly ramming her school bus into a building and injuring three people. wisdom martin has more. >> reporter: theresa dug larks a veteran prince george's county bus driver arrested after police say she purposely rammed her bus into this building. three of her coworkers who were inside were injured and taken to the hospital. what prompted this rage. sources say douglas went to her supervisor wednesday to report that she was being harassed by one of her coworkers so management and the school system had a meeting with her and that coworker friday. during that meeting, management informed her that they did an investigation but they didn't find any evidence of any harrassment. so monday, douglas went to court to get a peace order against the coworker. >> the judge dismissed the case. ments our understanding that she was upset about that decision. >> reporter: while she was in court, the cowork she was mad with was transfer to another location. then wednesday morning, when douglas came to work -- >> she got into her bus and drove that bus into a trailer.

ter theresa was the worst hit. >> the nigerian authoritiesreported five bombings including three churchesnd a government security building. it may have been even worse. the military spokesman says police caught some attackers with unexploded bombs. the al qaeda group claimed responsible for the bombing and local christian residents promise revenge. they killed 61 people in attacks last week. today's bombings will he is calculate the tension between muslims and christians in africa's most populous nation. >>> the hanging movement,anonymous says it's hack the the website of a texas think-tank and stole thousands of credit card numbers. they posted part of the data online and claimed it was using the information to make gifts to charity. their clients include the u.s. air force. >>> the candidates are takingchristmas off but the pollsters are not. >> whit johnston has details. >> today mitt romney got achristmas gift from new hampshire. a new poll has him winning over 32 points. >> although he trail newtgingrich he has pulled better with independents. -- independence. there are 24 nnldz the

theresa's was the worst hit. the nigerian authorities reported five bombings, including three churches and a government security building. it might have been even worse. the military spokesman says police caught some attackers with unexploded bombs. boco haram, the al qaeda group, claimed responsibility for the bombings, and local christian residents promise revenge. boco haram killed 61 people in attacks last week. today's bombings will raise the tensions between muslims and christians in africa's most populous nation. >> the hacking movement anonymous says it's hacked the web site of stratfor, a texas think-tank, and stole thousands of credit card numbers from its clients. they posted part of the data online and claimed it was using the information to make gifts to charity. their clients include the u.s. air force. the candidates are taking christmas off, but the pollsters are not. whit johnston has details. >> today, mitt romney got a christmas gift from new hampshire. a new poll has him leading by over 32 poi

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> good morning, my name is theresa. >> [speaking foreign language] supervisor avalos: you want to pull the microphone closer to you for the translation? >> working as a supporter for the homeless and housing. she thought it was very important. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we know that there are a lot of things that are open for people. she stayed in a shelter for one and half years. >> [speaking foreign language] >> she said that four years ago, her children had academic problems. she said that for an adult is ok, we are strong. we can support that. but children are different. they have really bad trauma, a lot, being homeless. >> [speaking foreign language] >> she says that the only thing that we act -- that we ask is for those units to be given to the homeless people. she thinks the city will be looking better with less people on the streets, sleeping in the streets. i think that they deserve to have a place that is decent. >> [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> hello, good morning. jennifer from the coalition on homelessness. i think

theresa has a few suggestions.ing that organizations that have had long-standing reputations of sports programs or arts, et cetera, they'll be the safest places for their kids. what are some of the items on the checklist, perhaps, that parents should go through? >> i think it is very important for parents to always ask the question of what sort of background screening is being done of volunteers and staff by these camps. so while that's not a fail safe, it is a good first start. i think the other thing that they need to ask about are what are the policies and procedures about one adult, one child contact, because we know that most child sexual abuse occurs in situations in which one adult is alone with one child. so beginning with those two things, i think it can help parents feel empowered to ask hard questions before deciding whether or not to send their children to these camps. >> and then we -- we have all been told to tell our kids, you know, that no one should touch you in an inappropriate way. but it seems a

. >> in 1963, theresa, the eighth child was born.d after only six hours from a blood abnormality. dr. salvatore cuciatta, who delivered theresa, said he also recommended marie noe get additional care and psychiatric treatment beyond what she was getting from her primary care physician, dr. gangemi. but this offer was also rejected. >> it was a pattern in those days that the family doctor would refer their maternity cases to the specialists, including psychiatric treatment. >> but dr. gangemi would later come to regret his decision not to refer marie for psychiatric treatment. >> ironically, the doctor would later privately be coming to the medical examiner's office saying i want you to help me do something about these people. and i don't know what to do. >> it was during this period that "life" magazine wrote an article about the noes and their terrible string of tragedies. the magazine used a pseudonym for the couple. it was also around this time that president kennedy and first lady jackie kennedy lost a newborn baby. not to crib d

really cold in the north bay, for instance. 61 later on in santa theresa.e'll see a nice second half of the day. filtered sunshine through the haze. pretty good amount of haze, especially through the central valley, as we head throughout the day today, it's going to be bad here in the bay area as well. we have unhealthy air quality for the south bay. that also goes for the nor bay. you're looking at the east end of the north bay. 58 in fairfield. you'll hit 61 in santa rosa. and your seven-day outlook shows you we'll stay nice and mild throughout the weekend. pm drizzle is possible on sunday. the reason for that is a little bit deeper. marine layer. that means that we're going to see the norms around here. that thick fog in the morning making your way to beautiful sunny skies in the afternoon. and the onshore flow, another benefit is it will clear our air quality. we're expecting to be back through saturday and sunday. back to you, jon and laura. >> christina, thank you very much. it seems the grinch is taking time off this holiday season. retail sales in n

. >> reporter: melissa and her daughter, theresa, come from a family of educators.ldn't believe it. >> reporter: since she was a baby, theresa was almost destined to work in schools, since it's practically the family business. sure enough, she teaches p.e. she saw her on the list in the paper. but she didn't believe it was for real. now, we're about to show her it was. and show her the money. >> on behalf of the state of west virginia, i'd like to present you with some unclaimed property we found for you. $1,051.93. >> all right. >> reporter: how about that, huh? the money is from a deed that she put her savings in but never collected. like mother, like daughter. it turns out melissa did the same thing. when the bank was bought, the money ended up here, in the west virginia unclaimed money program. how does it feel to get over the $100 million mark? >> i never dreamed we would be returning that kind of money to the people of the state of west virginia. >> reporter: next, we show the money to melissa. she is retired now. she has no idea how much money is coming. but

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> good morning, my name is theresa. >> [speaking foreign language] supervisor avalos: you want to pull the microphone closer to you for the translation? >> working as a supporter for the homeless and housing. she thought it was very important. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we know that there are a lot of things that are open for people. she stayed in a shelter for one and half years. >> [speaking foreign language] >> she said that four years ago, her children had academic problems. she said that for an adult is ok, we are strong. we can support that. but children are different. they have really bad trauma, a lot, being homeless. >> [speaking foreign language]

we need everyone to go to facebook and because under that mug and video you put up this morning, theresaing. good morning to her. she said her grandson is also named justin. she's paying very close attention to what i say. this is for you. good morning. we've got more clouds this morning and as a result of those clouds, like a blanket, it kept us up. not too much of a spread of temperatures. the clouds rolled in which means we don't have sun glare to fight for the the morning commute but also rain in west virginia and ohio. it's crept farther east than a lot of models indicated. i'm going off models here and the chance of showers trying to creep in midday into the afternoon, especially to our west. we'll shoot our temperatures back up into the low 50s and mostly cloudy day. yes, we have two chances of at least light snow. we'll talk about that in a moment. >>> here's angela with traffic. >> we reopened all lanes on the jfx northbound approaching 695. so we're back up to speed there. as you get ready to head out and normally take the harrisburg expressway southbound 83 now slow approachin

theresa of avila says, "if you try not to have thoughts, they will come from the four corners of theth." >> a scholar of the early church, laird says christians can trace the practice of contemplation back to jesus himself, citing evagrius, one of the early christian contemplatives of the 4th century. >> listening to the account of jesus' temptation in the desert, evagrius observed something about jesus, that jesus avoided getting caught up in any sort of conversaon with satan. jesus broke the cycle of inner chatter by a word from scripture. >> early christian contemplatives known as the desert fathers and mothers, followed jesus' example and quoted passages from scripture, even the simple name of jesus, to break free of the snare of thoughts and enter into silent prayer. >> "no thought can capture god," st. gregory of nissa says, "if you form a concept of god, you've made an idol of god." st. augustine says, "if you think you have understood god, you may be sure it was not god you understood." and so in the deeper levels of the practice of contemplation, you are even letting go of h

theresa's catholic church. they are here to remember friends and relatives killed in the bombing. during the service, priests lead to the obligation in prayer. at least 30 people were killed, and dozens more were injured. it was one of five bombs planted by islamist militant group boko shahram. at -- boko haram. it wants to impose islamic sharia law, and appears to be willing to go to any length to make that happen. over the past year, the number of attacks by the group has escalated, resulting in clashes with security forces, which have met -- left many dead and many more fearful for their lives. the international community has condemned the christmas day bomb attacks as senseless violence and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. bbc news. >> still ahead, the future is not so bright for the uranga tapings of indonesia. -- rang it hangs -- oragutangs of indonesia. it is estimated that in millions of shops across the u.k., bargains on the day after christmas. many shops are offering huge discounts. >> and they are off. the customers came from around the world to be

[bell] my name is theresa, i lived at this location for 16because ourk directly at this site, i will tell you a few omissions from the report. first of all -- i am sorry. >> thank you very much. let me ask if there are any questions to you. supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: i will defer to supervisor campos. supervisor campos: i was wondering if you could finish the comedy were about to make. >> they said that there was no public access. we lived across the street from this and we see the roof. there have been vandals or artists. they can add graffiti to the tall building in the area. this is another from mission street. here is where the cell phone towers would be located. kids jump up here and write on this building. there is nothing that talks about that. there are other problems in the report that are also omissions. our engineer identified that while the initial requests were for 8 cell towers, their eveluation was for 7. we have a photo that shows the 14 l line coming down the street within 14 yards of where the cell phone tower could be located. as well as the power suppor

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> good morning, my name is theresa. >> [speaking foreign language] supervisor avalos: you want to pull the microphone closer to you for the translation? >> working as a supporter for the homeless and housing.

[bell] my name is theresa, i lived at this location for 16

. >> theresa dieodd investigated. >> they were trying to do the right thing and get a job. you know how it is right now. >> at this point edward is unforgiving. >> i am glad he is off the street. >> police are saying that if you think you could have been a victim or you know someone who could have been a victim, give them a call. as for edward, he offers, if it seems to good to be true, it probably is. >>> coming up, near as they majorhonda recall involving faulty air bags. >> a leesburg woman mourns the loss suffered two dogs after someone poisoned them. >> in maryland man is adopted in pakistan. see what is al qaeda kidnappers are demanding. >>> an expanded recall from honda. the air bags could inflate with too much pressure in a crash. two u.s. gas are connected to that problem. the recall affects -- to u.s. deaths are connected to that problem. for more on the recall, go to our website. >>> the search is continuing for a missing country music star and her five-year-old son. authorities believe mindy mccready took her son during a recent visit in florida. she does not ha

. >> reporter: melissa and her daughter, theresa, come from a family of educators. believe it. >> reporter: since she was a baby, theresa was almost destined to work in schools, since it's practically the family business. sure enough, she teaches p.e. she saw her on the list in the paper. but she didn't believe it was for real. now, we're about to show her it was. and show her the money. >> on behalf of the state of west virginia, i'd like to present you with some unclaimed property we found for you. $1,051.93. >> all right. >> reporter: how about that, huh? the money is from a deed that she put her savings in but never collected. like mother, like daughter. it turns out melissa did the same thing. when the bank was bought, the money ended up here, in the west virginia unclaimed money program. how does it feel to get over the $100 million mark? >> i never dreamed we would be returning that kind of money to the people of the state of west virginia. >> reporter: next, we show the money to melissa. she is retired now. she has no idea how much money is coming. but alrea

theresa douglas is being charged with assault and malicious destruction. is on administrative leave without pay until further notice. douglas injured three people in the crash. they are expected to make a full recovery. >>> he is known as the potomac river rapist, a man accused of murder and multiple sexual assaults. more than a decade later, that is about all law enforcement know. that could change. today, investigate ours will announce a new effort to find a man. the attacks began in montgomery county bark in the early 1990's. back in the early -- back in the early 1990's and ended in 199#. they will unveil a plan this morning including a web site to take tips. >>> defense secretary leon panetta participate nation ceremony in baghdad now. he is overseeing the official flag lowering marking the end of nine years of war. all u.s. troops are leaving by december 31st. secretary panetta and several other u.s. leaders are at this morning's ceremony. >>> the airport is investigating a scandalouset for -- the air force is investigating a scandalous photo of 15 t

mother theresa fed people.ey helped hundreds of thousands and provided good product and selfishly growing their company and creating the jobs and allowed employees to provide for their families, that is capitalism and so many americans don't get that. the pollster told republican governors don't use the term capitalism but say free market instead. the left stole the word liberal from me and took a great word that meantimited governor. and that tells us what we can or cannot say now they steal the word capitalism, too? >> free market is more friendly. capitalism came from karl marx. and capitalism means crony capitalism where big business get bail outs. crapt limp is what i call it that is when governments make laws and give businesses advantages. that is not how it should work. whether you call it free market or capitalism or enlightenment or self interest. it has listed them out of the system or government ever had. we should celebrate. and in this program, we do. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watchi

theresa's during christmas services. they detonate a bomb. dozens of people are killed.very, very troubling development. this group, according to research but also according to nigerian officials, lawmakers have been in touch with is a jihadist group like the taliban. like al-qaida. like somalia. they have been operating for many years now but most recent waves of the last three years are indicating they are spreading. they begin around the northern area and they're pushing towards the center of nigeria. these attacks are not really in the north so it means this group is on the offensive at this point in time. >> this group translates to western education is forbidden and is a sin and they want to impose sharia law. they are killing people to try to impose sharia law supposedly. >> what they want to establish is a taliban-like regime. each one of these jihadist groups around the world have a different name. taliban means student and it just means we don't like western culture. what they really want to establish is, as you said, a narrow vision of sharia law in nigeria wh

mother theresa fed people.ds and provided good product and selfishly growing their company and creating the jobs and allowed employees to provide for their families, that is capitalism and so many americans don't get that. the pollster told republican governors don't use the term capitalism but say free market instead. the left stole the word liberal from me and took a great word that meant limited governor. and that tells us what we can or cannot say now they steal the word capitalism, too? >> free market is more friendly. capitalism came from karl marx. and capitalism means crony capitalism where big business get bail outs. crapt limp is what i call it that is when governments make laws and give businesses advantages. that is not how it should work. whether you call it free market or capitalism or enlightenment or self interest. it has listed them out of the system or government ever had. we should celebrate. and in this program, we do. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. good night. [ male anno

theresa scored the only goal of the game in the 53rd minute. named the college cup mvp. >> bravo to them. >>> 6:57. major problems at the bay bridge, sal. >> one of the things we have good news is that the crash is cleared, dave and pam. however, the backup is huge. the crash itself is cleared from the lanes but now i want to show you the mccarthur maze the traffic there. look at that. at a standstill. we know it will take awhile to unwind. big problem on highway 92. both directions there is an injury crash there. watch for slow traffic up and over the hill between half-moon bay and middle part of san mateo county. now let's go to rosemary. >>> bundle up it's a cool one out there. if you are dealing with cool conditions and chilly temperatures. but you've got a breeze. take it easy out there. sunny and cool for the afternoon. sunsetting at 4:51. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2. a speeding car plows into a san francisco bar. why police say this bad situation could have been even worse. >>> also the u.s. postal service has an important announ

joining me now msnbc contributor maria theresa kumar, executive director of vote total latino and bobd a professor. bob, is newt for real? >> he sure is and for several reasons. first of all, the longer romney campaigns, he's stuck in the same place in terms of the number that's voting for him, his likability and favorables and unfavorables go down. in iowa in one of the polls, he's basically got a one for one favorable, unfavorable. newt has a 3 for 1. beyond that, they don't trust romney. they any newt, even though he may have sat on that couch with nancy pelosi or gone to that meeting with you, they think at heart he's a conservative. they think he speaks for them and one of the most interesting trends in these new polls is they also think he might be a stronger candidate against president obama. that's what came out in this latest iowa poll, so, yeah, i think newt's for real and i don't think you can assume he will crash and burn and all us beltway people who wrote him off were wrong. >> now, let me ask you, maria, conservatives seem to love newt. i can't believe it, but it's true

. >> taylor was referring to the bizarre defiled letters he sends to prison officials, including theresal letter from double life taylor to me will be about a five-paged scrolled letter with the second and third pages completely coated with semen and an imprint of his penis on the third page. he's trying to get a reaction out of me. and i just answer whatever question he asks and send it back. >> taylor also wanted to get a reaction from any of his enemies who might one day see this interview. >> i got killing to do. you don't get the name double life godzilla for running your mouth. i got a big mouth, but i got a big heart to back it up. you talk about tv personality. i've got people i've got to have fertilizing bushes. i've got people that will come up short, six feet short. if they ever run up on me, i've got people chasing me, it's going to be like that for a little while now. they would rather get aids than to get next to me. they would rather catch ebola than to get next to me. that's what i'm thinking. i'll see you when i see you. probably won't see you in a long time, huh? >> yea

it's written by theresa rebeck, she's a terrific playwright. very new york playwright.ctor you don't get every role. unlike you jimmy who gets every role that you want. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> but i auditioned for her a number of times and then finally got this one. and it's really exciting. >> jimmy: you've never done broadway before, yeah? >> i've never done broadway before. you know, i used to put on little puppet shows as a kid. >> jimmy: that's close. >> but it's just such an amazing experience. and getting to see alan rickman every night -- uh -- [ cheers and applause ] you know, i don't know what to say to him. he's just -- he's such a, he's arguably one of the best living actors out there. >> jimmy: i agree, yeah. do you do an impression of him? [ in british accent ] >> well, yes, i do quite good alan rickman imitation. i can do some of his lines from the play. i don't, well, he curses a little bit in the play. so you should be warned, i'll pull those out. but he is very serious when he acts. that is my -- happy holidays to all. i hope you d

we would like to thank theresa wells of lanham, maryland for sending in this ornament.nament. is that the frosty we were looking at there. that is very cute. we will grown ate all the ornaments and the tree -- we will donate all the ornaments and the tree to a local organization. thank you. >> tony is back with us. starting to feel like the holidays. at least by the end of the westbound, it might. >> yes, air right. right now, it is mild. it doesn't feel like december. it will by thursday and friday. certainly highs only in the 40s. those days, so colder air on the way. let's take a look at what is going on out there. we'll start with the september nell radar. we can see that there are a few light showers here and there. not a whole lot going on. not much happening around the washington area. we've got overcast skies but not much in the way of precipitation. up around gaithersburg and on 270, that is where we're seeing some shower activity and out to the west towards winchester as well, some showers there. so these will be moving through throughout the course of the day

i'll leave that to you. 62 in santa theresa. 64 in morgan hills, 61 in santa cruz. and 60s in the south bay. 62 in dublin. 63 in livermore. and also 58. after a little bit of patchy fog and drizzle, plenty of sunshine by the afternoon for your saturday. 58 in napa and the north bay, upper 50s to 60. you can go to nbc bay area.com and get more on those overnight lows. my computer did jump a little bit too fast, but all in all, tomorrow morning we wake up with plenty of low 40s. on your seven-day forecast, it is dry monday and tuesday with our next chance of showers as we head into thursday and friday of next week does not look like a big storm. but, of course, we will take anything we can get as we head into 2012. >> okay. exactly. thanks so much, jeff. >> sure. >> let's get a check of sports. >> and now the x infinity sports desk on nbc bay area news. >> we're in the comcast sports net newsroom. jamie, everyone is talking about the niners, excited for this game and the playoffs. . absolutely. niners and raiders. and excited we're talking about both of them in the la

and this is theresa. >> but sheriff's investigators like tony knots and secret service agent disguisedause of undercover work have others to question. >> basically you have been caught in a sting operation. that's why you're in handcuffs. >> christopher canon is the 32-year-old volunteer church director who mentioned several sexual positions he would like to try with a girl posing as a 15-year-old. he's the one who ran as soon as he saw me. why don't you have a seat real quick? >> yeah, okay. i just went to text her. that's all. >> but that's not what he tells investigators. >> it's funny. when i saw this on "dateline" a few months ago or whatever -- >> you show up in the middle of it. >> yes. that is so sick. why did i do this? >> the investigator reminds him he had been chatting online with the decoy for more than a week and many times the chat turned sexual. >> i was just playing around with her. but my intentions wasn't to do i wanted to reject it. >> but you drove 115 miles. >> i know. i kept telling myself, why am i coming out here? what are you doing? turn around, turn around. t