. >> attention this is the chicago police department. perse to the west. attention, attention. this is the chicago police department. >> here is what is going on here. the police are trying to push these protesters back in a certain direction. and they are doing it through -- by force as you can see by the number of officers trying to push the protesters back. they are standing their ground as best they can in full combat gear. to the left of your screen. >> thank you for the slide pictures. you wouldn't be get. >> i guarantee you there are protesters coming out every convention. we have the take a break. if anything happens in this situation, you see the plastic handcuffs that they use as well in the situation. so stick around. on the other side of the break, more live pictures coming. they are opening up the fire hydrants now. let's see how far this goes out into the crowd before we take the break. closing it. back in a moment. don't go anywhere. never heard of it. well, that's what we're doing today. car insurance x has been perfected

and chicago police spent one million dollars on riot gear ahead of the upcoming nato summit with only peaceful protests planned for that summit of the detroit police or the chicago police department going overboard. you need to know this all signs now point to a greek default and exit from the euro greece's president announced today the parties have failed to create a coalition government and he's called for new elections in june when greek voters hit the polls again the far left sarees a party is expected to win big a likely be able to form a coalition government opposed to more trickle down austerity putting it at odds with the bailout deal reached with e.u. officials back in march greece could run out of money within the next month and without a bailout it will certainly lead default and be forced out of the euro now it's just a question of how messy the situation might get in the coming weeks and whether greece will be the only country to part ways with the eurozone despite the certain economic turmoil that a default in would draw. all from the euro might cause greece it's still better than five years of austerity chronic unemployment and skyrocketing suicide rates and as oth

demonstrators and the chicago police are arming themselves for that showdown records show that in the last few months as the nato summit was announced the chicago police department has spent one million dollars on so-called riot control equipment including a long range of who stick devices known as el rads like the one seen here breaking up demonstrators in pittsburgh back in two thousand and nine. so should we expect this weekend to once again see the free speech rights of peaceful americans a bridge just as we've seen over the last several months occupy demonstrations across the nation here's shed more light on this story is adam gabbett reporter with the u.s. the guardian u.s. adam welcome banks is there any evidence that the protests planned for the nato summit are going to be anything but peaceful. certainly nothing i've heard and i've spoken to a lot of protesters from chicago from new york who are going to be there even people who are coming across from oakland i've asked the question to everyone i spoke to have you personally although you might not engage in violence have you heard of anyone else planning to engage in violence everyone i've spoken to wit

but the national lawyers guild refutes claims by the chicago police department that molotov cocktailswere recovered in the raid.. of an apartment in bridgeport. the attorneys claim, police confiscated home brewing equipment -- not molotov cocktails. a press conference is scheduled to take place.. about a half hour from now. we'll have more on the wgn news at 5. we're getting a new look at trayvon martin; hours before he was shot and killed in fabruary in florida. surveillence video featuring martin, was released yesterday as part of the discovery phase of george zimmerman's murder trial. there are also new photos of zimmerman's injuries. the evidence includes: a police document, saying that zimmerman could have avoided the encounter if he had stayed in his car and waited for police to arrive, after he called 9-1-1. zimmerman's attorney claims the incident could have been avoided if martin was not in the complex. the f-b-i has issued a federal warrant for the arrest of arnoldo jimenez. jimenez's, new bride estrella carrera was found murdered sunday at the couple's apartment in burbank.

. >> if they thought the president would somehow apologize for the chicago police department's conduct this weekend. they were wrong. the president at the end of the nato news conference here in chicago praised the chicago police department, in fact, and said they were working under stress and under the world watching. there was also a protest at the obama headquarters, not surprisingly. does look like, shepard, this is winding down. the police have pinned them in, depends on how long they stay, i suppose. back to you in new york. >> shepard: steve brown in chicago tonight. thank you, steve. the president just left chicago and is headed to joplin, missouri i'm told to speak at a high school graduation there. joplin, missouri just hours after last year's graduation a tornado tore through that town and killed 161 people. it was awful. and among them, 18-year-old will norton, a senior driving home from the ceremony. the twister said to have pulled him out of the car with his father sitting right next to him. the tornado devastated the town, flattened thousands of homes and businesses. des

thousands of protestors were also fully testing the chicago police department. in chicago, craig boswell, fox news. >>> just ahead on the news at 6, finding inspiration in the aisle? super markets trying out instore ads for last minute business but is it worth it? we will be right back [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> they could soon be making their way to grocery stores near you. they appear on small screens in the supermarket aisle while you are shopping. but will this new tactic be cost effective? anna coinman has the story. >> reporter: new lcd screens displaying instore advertisements have companies trying to lure in customers just before they make a purchase. research sho

. >> specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stations. with destructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators' other plans actions in the nato summit. >> and prosecutors also say they seized just a myriad of weapons, including a mortar, four completed molotov cocktails, some throwing stars, knives with brass knuckles on them and a hunting bow. the defense attorneys came out and said this was propaganda. they were infilt ralted by undercover agents and this was one big scam by police. >> what we have learned now, we believe it was a set-up, an entrapment to the highest degree, and it's sen sassationa by the police and the state to discredit the protesters to come here and nonviolently protest. >> we should know one thing, the defense attorneys changed their tone because before, we heard a lot of about well, this was beer making equipment. they took a big step backward from that, and now the defense seems to be they were entrapped into all of this. >> thanks so much. pretty striking case. >>> now to that

after several speakers and a little music it took to the streets escorted by the chicago police departmentimpressive turnout by the chicago teachers union, this rally is big if not bigger than most of the rallies or even nato summit. teachers say they are furious with how contract negotiations are going so far. being asked to work longer hours without a significant pay raise. the union's president claims the mayor. >> the issue is that people are absolutely fed up. they're fed up with being disrespected. they're fed up with not having opportunity to do real teaching in real time. >> chicago teachers deserve a pay raise. they work very hard. they deserve a pay raise. chicago school children do not deserve a strike. we are working with an independent arbitrator to ensure that we achieve both of those goals. >> reporter: tonight karen lewis did not say the union was planning to strike. yet -- is this a prelude to a strike? >> this is a prelude to our members talking to everyone in the city about what's wrong with chicago public schools. >> reporter: a three-member panel will hear arguments fr

will last until tuesday night the 22nd >> hundreds of stolen goods are in the hands of the chicago police department after a west side bust >> felony theft charges have been filed against 50 year-old along with weapons charges >> the items were recovered after a search warrant was issued to a house. the stolen property is valued at more than $100,000. police put the goods on display today and say they're planning an event for the victims of the burglary so they can reclaim their property >> expensive bicycles.. musical instruments >> police say they had reports of guns being sold at the address. among the recovered items were a handgun and three shotguns and three rifles >> surprising claims about president obama and his former pastor being made in a book are being called into question. in the book the author claims that reverend told him he was offered at $150,000 to be quiet during the campaign. he became the focus of intense scrutiny when videos of his controversial sermon's became a focus of the campaign in 2008. several high-ranking democrats are dismissing the claims tonight >> a mother to be

the chicago police department defended the use of force against the crowds. >> asking people to put themselveses in harms way, knowing that they are going to get assaulted and be able to take it, these guys were amazed. >> protesters were not deterred. they were back out on monday, but so far, demonstrations remained peaceful. i'm carl reporting. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 on 9news, traffic tickets and taxes, two things nobody likes. now, d.c. proposed a way of using one to get you to pay the other. we'll tell you all about it. >> okay, derek. still to come in this half hour of 9news. trouble for the coach, not the players at the redskins first series of ota. anny. >> keep your umbrellas handy. more showers and thunderstorms coming this way. but first, here's a look at your almanac. we got up to 75 degrees today. picking up .03 of presip. we still need 5 inches to catch up to normal. stick around for your forecast, including memorial day weekend. >>> but first, only three people have done it and live to tell the tail. one man's plunge over niagra falls. up next. >>> caught on tape tonight, th

de >> deputy commissioner in new york city police department show white men and women in chicago he isg shoulder to shoulder with them during stressful times >> you think it is easy? to ask people to do what they did. it is not. asking people to put themselves in harm's way know when they will get insulted to stand there and take that difficult >> for chicago city has lived under the stain of the so-called police riots during 1968 national democratic convention use of the bel but hammer first restraint and overwhelming force may have changed the image of the city >> stigma of the 1968 democratic national convention will be gone from chicago police department. i cannot imagine being anyplace else and very glad not of our guys were injured >> speaking of protesters still be entering the route to downtown tonight. still out there with them keeping up and has an update from michigan and jackson. working with photographer >> trying to stay ahead of the youthful crowd i did want to address package about kerry mccarthy interesting not out there tonight you can bet keeping an eye on this one c

dressed in black masks on immobilizing in the middle of thousands anarchist took on the chicago police department. standing with protesters as the group shouted at officers. hecklers taunted them over and over telling the crowd to disperse repeatedly. chicago's top cop was left with little choice but to force the crowd west away from mccormick place. like a tidal wave police armed with batons pushed the protesters. the crowd would shout and pushed back. metal barricades used as shields at times. bikes in the chaos used as weapons. for more than two hours to dance between the two groups continued. but the defense became dangerous. police filed into formation. some people got hurt. and others got hurt individuals were taken down not groups. it ended close to 6:00 p.m. a handful of protesters lingered. the masses moved on into the night >> before this week and began the big question was would tear gas ever be an option... it was a last resort... the masks when not at one point but the order was having given never given >> that standoff between police officers and protesters outside mccormick place w

. >> reporter: chicago police took the three into custody during a raid of an apartment building. >> plans were made to attack four chicago police department stations with destructive devices in an effort to nur mine the police response. >> reporter: their alleged weapon of choice, motellive molotov cocktails. >> they brew their own brew and you have bottles and tubes and other materials. >> reporter: an attorney with the national's lawyers guild suggest the men are accident. >> they are shocked and very confused and frightened by the severity of the allegations. >> reporter: they face several charges including possession of incendiary devices. bond has been set at $1.5 million each. in chicago, ed henry, fox news. >>> the second warehouse fire leads to the second illegal stash and how neighbors were caught off-guard. >>> a big achievement for fort ord today. the national distinction it now has and what it could even for the future of the former army post. >>> this video just came into the ktvu newsroom and what we have learned about a car that hit a house tonight in san francisco. the 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds. . >>> we have

. >> we are actively engaged in actions against the chicago police department and encourage anyone to take up the cause, the group said in a statement. >> but while some demonstrators were looking for trouble, for the most part the protests have been peaceful. something the city's police superintendent noted amid the crowd as long chicago's lakefront. >> seeing this facilitating, peaceful process-- protest, providing for public safety wile at the same time being intolerant of crimes being committed. >> reporter: hosting the nato summit is a big deal for chicago. the city's been on edge for days hoping that the police and the protestors would be able to mingle peacefully. and so far, jeff, that does seem to be the case. >> jeff: dean reynolds, thank you. the former libyan intelligence officer convicted of the 1988 lockerbie bombing died today in tripoli. abdelbaset al-megrahi was 60. 270 people died when pan am flight 103 exploded over scotland. al-megrahi is the only person convicted. in 2009 scottish officials released him from prison on humanitarian grounds citing prostate cancer, a

. >> plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police departments stations with structive devices in an effort to undermine a police response. >> reporter: their alleged weapon of choice, molotov cocktails. >> these devices were made out of empty beer bottles filled with gasoline and fitted with fusing. >> reporter: one demonstrator said the man used them for something different. >> they brew their own beer. you have bottles and tubes, you have some other materials like. that. >> reporter: an attorney suggests the men are innocent. >> they shocked and very confused and frightened by the severity of the allegations. >> reporter: the men face several charges includes conspiracy to commit terrorism and possession of explosive or incendiary devices. the bind is set at $1.5 million each. in chicago, ed henry, fox news. >>. and i some of the world leaders' spouses got a personal tourist white house. the first lady michelle obama and a curator gave a history of each room, including the east room and the state dining room. she then hosted a lunch for her guests with produ

beginning to see protest marches nearly every day this week today under the watchful eye of the chicago police department these have become dress rehearsals if you will for the bigger event schedule for the weekend >>we want tom darfur to impose a one-year moratorium on economically motivated foreclosures that includes public and residential housing to accomplish that goal 200 demonstrators marched to locations in the loop to make noise and draw attention >>no political changes have happened in the housing crisis ... we see the moratorium as a way to pressure the banks and the politicians to do the right thing it's a moral imperative communities united against foreclosures and evictions say that they have an effective once before in getting the cook county sheriff's to announce a moratorium ... so they are calling for another ... >>we want people to get the same treatment that the banks to adjust or bailed out have received ... these hard working people did not cause economic presence ... tom dart has the power to enforce the moratorium on foreclosures >>we are here to demand this moratorium so that fami

the head of chicago's police department says his department is trying to keep the police while allowing those protests to continue. as well as in downtown frederick, there were hundreds of protesters, but county and state police say they say peaceful there. >> in a health alert this morning a new look at children and heart disease. a study reports half of the nation's overweight teens are already at risk of developing heart disease. they have cholesterol brood pressure or blood sugar levels that put them at risk. the study reports 30% of those children have at least one risk factor, which increases their risk for heart disease. >>> jessica doyle is watching the facebook offer. everybody said buy it now, it is going to skyrocket. >> reporter: one of my favor financial journalists called it a slow moving train wreck on friday as this ipo was being rolled out. facebook began trading after 11:30 on friday. shares jumped 13% right out of the gate to $43 before falling quickly. on thursday facebook priced 420 million shares at $28 each. the expectation was it would rocket. instead it opened o

. >>> plans were made to attack four chicago police department stations, in an effort to undermine police response. >> reporter: their weapon of choice, molotov cocktails. >> these were full of gasoline, fitted with fusing. >> reporter: one man said the man used it for something different. >> they brew their own beer you have bottles, you have tubes, you have other materials like that. >> reporter: an attorney with the national lawyers guild suggests the men are innocent. >> they are shocked and very confused and very frightened by the severity of these allegations. >> reporter: the men face several charges including conspiracy to commit terrorism and possession of explosion nary or incendiary devices. bond is set at $1.5 million each. in chicago, ed henry, fox news. >>> before heading to the nato summit, president obama and leaders from seven other countries wrapped up the g 8 it included heads of state from canada, russia, germany, britain. they warned north korea they face more sanctions. leaders agreed each country might have a different course to reignite the global economy and energ

. >> joining me now is robert tracy, chief of crime control strategies for the chicago police departmentis a big story to be discussed about what took place over the weekend in chicago. as we look at a broader analysis there have been more murders this year in chicago than the same time last year. some are looking at the heat to blame putting more people on the street. what do you blame for this recent outbreak of violence that we saw just over this weekend alone? >> historically on memorial day weekend we have a lot of violence. there is no excuse for having that. we have put in place a gang violence reduction strategy plan. we have taken a look at crime and the recent spike in murders. we have noticed that the gangs have been flintering and fracturing and younger members of gangs have been vying for power. it is doubling the violence. we are reducing shootings but murders have been going up. we reduce shootings and concentrate on those murders will start going down. we are confident with the new plan we are rolling out and integrated technology we will get the violence down. >> the may

chicago police department has been doing this for a long time.not the first for any of these today. it's probably good experience for some of the cops out here to warm up and i'm not going to call it a trial run but we anticipate it's going to be a good day. it's really that simple. >> there are an awful lot of protests, at least the ones we know of. there's one down the street on the other wade of wacker offer the river, where there's a war memorial, one of several demonstrations but the bigger ones are coming up this weekend, saturday and sunday as the nato meeting kicks up. bill: latest census numbers shows we could have a new majority in the u.s., and this could turn the meaning of a machineority in america upside down. we'll explain that. martha: and this is one of the last known pictures of a newlywed bride, seen right before she was brutally murdered in her wedding dress, only hours of a the wedding. this is a frantic search going on for her husband. where is he? martha: this morning there's another american college considering whether the

chicago. we're learning the men had been under surveillance before they were arrested. >> specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago plement stations. -- police department stations with destructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response. >> reporter: and the arrest comes as hundreds of protestors are gathering in chicago, ahead of tomorrow's summit. so far, the rally has been peaceful. the summit officially begins tomorrow and ends on monday. >>> well, back here, it is a beautiful saturday outside. but we do have some action in the tropics. let's take a live look outside right now in barometer, where it -- baltimore, where it is great. but just to the south of us, in the tropics, we have our first named storm of the season. let's get the latest on that with bernadette woods. she is live with updated live doppler radar. >>> we're going to start with first warning doppler radar. nothing going on in our area. we don't have to open it all that far to show you, here's our first named storm. it is alberto. it is tropical storm alberto, just off the carolina coast. it's all part of that front that moved through a few days ago. now, i switch over

police cars. they're being chashlged with conspireing to attack president obama's campaign headquarters. chicago mare rahm ae manuel's home and police targets. >> specifically plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stations. we disrupted devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators other planned actions many the mato summit. loo police say they seized four of those destructive devices, malakoff cocktails ready for use and a mortar gun, swords, knives, and throwing stars. their attorneys describe the defendants as peaceful activists trained by undercover agents who infiltrated their group and even brought them the materials for making firebombs. >> what we've learned now we believe it is a setup, an entrapment to the highest degree, and it is sensationalism by the police and the state to discredit the protesters that have come here to nonviolently protest. >>. >> reporter: supporters of the defendants could be heard scoffing at the allegations in court, but prosecutors allege that the men in custody are domestic terrorists. they say one of them asked while making a firebomb have you seen a cop on fire? before the hearing the defense sort of being tossed out there is t

. >> specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stationsstructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators' other planned actions in the nato summit. >> reporter: the prosecution describes these three men as self-proclaimed anarchists, being somewhat aligned with a mutual called "black block" which uses tactics in a crowded event like a protest to try and disrupt the event and cause police headaches. back to you. >> harris: it is interesting, defense attorneys say that this was a complete police setup. what is the argument, exactly? >> reporter: well outside of the fact they acknowledge the prosecution got the names right and the place where they were arrested correctly, they disagree with everything else. they were picked up in bridge for the, the south side of chicago on wednesday and keep in mind, again, had federal authorities working inside including folks that were undercover, and, it is a complete fabrication by police, this case, according to the defense attorneys. >> to discredit protesters that com

they are being released here at the north area headquarters of chicago police department. they're being greeted by fellow protesters who spent the night here outside in solidarity for their colleagues inside. and as they come out, they're talking to us about their experiences. >> aside from the officer who arrested me who treated me with absolute disregard and did not treat me with any sort of dignity or respect, all the other officers were kind and warm and friendly. >> reporter: almost all those arrests came at the end of a march, about 2,000 people marched from grant park in downtown chicago to the mccormick place, the convention center where the nato summit is being held. at the end of the event, there was a rally at that end point. afterward, most of the 2,000 marchers left peacefully. a hard-core group of about a couple hundred stayed on. the police tried to clear it. some trying to press their way toward mccormick place. with the clashes of police, baton-swinging and stic stick-swinging. the officers responded only when they were assaulted. four officers were injure

mounted horseback, and obviously a long line of officers in riot gear of the again, the chicago police department have gone smoothly for them, and so far, fredricka, they have been able to keep this as a peaceful protest. >> is this an organized group? is this a permitted demonstration and that's why police are generally on the periphery? they're not trying to stop the -- this organized demonstration? >> reporter: well, we can take it a step further. police have helped the demonstrators pass through the streets of chicago. they did the same thing last night, a couple hundred circling around, meandering. sometimes there were dust-ups, for lack of a better term. but right now, it's very calm. and if you think about it, it's basically a police escort in some ways. many of these people were choosing to leave this part of the demonstration, and they're doing so without any sort of harassment from police. and police have been facilitating what they're doing. there have been moments when we've heard demonstrators walk right up to officers and absolutely unload a bunch of expletives on them and they've j

>> i'm not going to comment on these specific charges, but i think that the chicago police departmentas been very an sid duious, the secret service and all the authorities involved. we're grateful for that. this has come off very well. there are some minor skirmishes back and forth but in terms of the security, i think it's been well handled. >> wanted to ask you about cory booker. he goes on "meet the press" and unloads on the attacks on bain capital. and here's a little bit about what he had to say. >> i'm not about to sit here and indict private equity. to me we're getting to a ridiculous point in america. if you look at totality of bain capital's record, they've done a lot to support byes, to grow businesses and this to me, i'm very uncomfortable. this kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. it's nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. >> then he relations a video trying to explain what he meant to say on twitter. i assume that he heard from someone in the campaign or the white house or both. >> well, i think he probably heard from a lot of people who feel th

they said they had some doubts in part because they didn't believe that the chicago police department did a very effective job of piecing together all of the evidence. so they wanted to examine the evidence on their own or some of the evidence, particularly one juror said what happened them was the triangulation of the cell phone which put the accused, william balfour in the location he needed to at the times the murders were committed. that, they said, was enough to give them the confidence to convict across the board. the sentence is mandatory. life without parole, shepard. >> shepard: mike tobin at the courthouse in chicago, thanks. they bet big. and they lost billions. now, four years after the devastating financial meltdown we apparently have not learned anything. today, the largest bank in america, j.p. morgan chase had its double a credit rating yanked and is reportedly under federal investigation after it lost $2 billion in bad trades. the same exact kind of risky trades that the analysts have said all along tanked the economy back in 2008. the same mistakes that left taxpayer

a doctor, i believe he's a chaplain on the chicago police department, called me and said there's a marine to boycott spirit airlines and they're going to try and get the rest of the chicago police department to boycott spirit airlines. people from california have called and they're boycotting -- last night i had a call from a lady who has flown them for ten years, twice a year to detroit and back. said she'll never fly them again. >> alisyn: wow. as we've said, it struck a cord with people around the country, as well as our viewers. and in fact, this morning we have a little surprise for you because so many of our viewers felt so badly that you didn't get a refund that, well, steve, hit the atm. >> steve: there is the money. >> thank you. it's not about the money. i will donate this to wound warriors. >> brian: wow. you want to -- >> but i thank you. >> steve: we thank you. we understand what you're up against and ali was talking about the boycott. do you want people to boycott them? >> yes, i do. >> steve: do you? >> yes. because i believe that maybe at the next board meeting when this q

now aside from the chicago police the department of homeland security will be on hand the coast guard has been on patrol in lake michigan their boats actually have a machine gun attached to the front of them and of course the secret service will be there according to the a.c.l.u. the newly passed a law h r three four seven expands the role of the secret service to help suppress areas which hold people that the security will protect and since nato summit is considered a national special security event that means the secret service is in charge of the security plan for the weekend now under the new law the secret service can keep protesters out of whatever they consider a restricted zone preventing them from engaging in disorderly conduct walking an entrance on one of the zones or engaging in any physical violence and i know you've probably guessed that the restricted zones are areas immediately surrounding the summit but it's also to see how the also easy to see how this new law could be used to stifle dissent worth ortiz don't want it and if the g. eight is any indicator well i don't

four police officers were injured, according to the chicago police department, one officer stabbed insuperintendent of the chicago police came out and said if there is any finger pointing after looking at this video, those fingers should be pointed squarely at the protesters. my officers, he said, were protecting themselves. >> in some of the pictures, ted, we see the police, obviously, sometimes with their batons out. you know, kind of smacking it at the protesters. i think you see a couple of different groups of protesters. you see folks dressed in black with black bandanas and black block. you see other protesters who seem to be more peaceful sort of carrying signs and sometimes marching silently through. tell me about the two different teams of protesters. >> reporter: yeah. and the vast majority of the protesters who are in chicago this week are the ones that are here for a specific issue. we had a number of nurses, thousands of nurses here on friday. we had some iraqi and afghanistan war vets here yesterday carrying signs, trying to deliver a message to the nato leaders and they

chicago police. >> i would never say the word "frame," and i don't think that's the position we would ever take. but is there some questionable use of evidence in this case by the chicago police departmentthe end, the jury reached its you manus decision. >> we have to stick with what we know and what we had in front of us. >> i think we really took our time with all of the testimony, all of the witnesses one at a time. >> reporter: while the guilty verdict brings some closure to the family of jennifer hudson, the family has already indicated they're planning to appeal. >> jennifer hudson and herr sister released a statement after the verdict says we have felt the love and support from people all over the world and we're very grateful. we want to extend a prayer from the hudson family to the balfour family. we have all suffered terrible loss from this tragedy. that's the end of the stainless. once again, here's amy. >> thank you. >>> to say the latest "time" magazine is creating a buzz around the water cooler would be an understatement. nbc's veronica dell la krauz l has more. >> what has people talking is her son is nearly 4 years old. >> it's disgusting. he's a big boy who shouldn't be